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Neha Sharma and Sarah-Jane Dias join the sequel of ‘Kyaa Kool Hai Hum’
After getting a new director for Kyaa Super Kool Hai Hum, now the leading ladies have been signed on too
In case you enjoyed watching the 2005 comedy Kyaa Kool Hai Hum, the sequel titled Kya Super Kool Hai Hum is on its way. Neha Sharma, of Crook: It’s Good to be Bad fame, and Sarah Jane Dias (remember her in Game?) have been signed on to play the female lead roles in the Tusshar Kapoor-Riteish Dehmukh starrer. Click here to read moreClick to Comment
Lalit Marathe: I am bred on RGV’s gangster flicks
The writer of movies like Bhoot, Swades and Sarkar talks about his soon-to-be-released Eesha Koppikhar-starrer, Shabri, which has been lying in the cans for almost five years now
Click here to read moreSHABRI Review: Killer performances in a deadly directorial debut
Kudos to Eesha Koppikhar, gleefully sinking her teeth into the grim and meaty role of Mumbai’s first female gangster, Shabri
There have been enough films made about gangsters over the years, but Lalit Marathe’s directorial debut, Shabri, manages to make a mark as one of Bollywood’s most authentic in the genre, reminiscent in parts of Ram Gopal Varma’s Satya and Mahesh Manjrekar’s Vaastav. Though it has been lying in the cans for almost five years now, it still has a freshness, because it looks shockingly real. Click here to read moreEesha Koppikhar: I am pregnant
The Khallaas girl’s announcement came as a surprise
The rumours of Eesha being pregnant have been doing the rounds for quite some time, so we were startled when we heard her say that in a recent interview. Click here to read moreIndependence Day quotes: Bollywood stars speak
Actors reveal what freedom and independence means to them
Click here to read moreEesha Koppikhar: Every woman has a ‘Shabri’ in her
The ‘khallaas’ girl is usually seen as a glam doll, but with her soon-to-be-released Shabri, she is all set to break the mould and wield the gun, that too in a totally non-glam avatar
She spoke to us about how attached she is to the character she plays in Shabri and Bollywood’s need to have more films revolving around women and children. Click here to read more
