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Big B to shoot poetic title sequence for 'Chehre'
"Shekhar Ravjiani has composed the tune beautifully. And now Amit ji will lend his matchless voice and add another dimension altogether to the track. He is a perfectionist and everything he does, be it a small movement before the camera, an action sequence, a close-up, a song he has to hum, or just be silent, he gives the moment his all," said producer Anand Pandit.
Ayushmann Khurrana posts 'DoctorG' first look from film set
Sharing his excitement, Ayushmann wrote on his Instagram, "Doctor G is ready to leave. Now the shooting will begin! #DoctorG FirstLook". Ayushmann is shooting for "DoctorG" in Bhopal. Minutes after Ayushmann posted his first look, his Instagram flooded with comments from Bollywood. Ayushmann's wife Tahira Kashyap wrote, "Harry Potter".
Paresh Rawal: If you don't verify before sharing fake news you contribute to its spread
"One thing I want to say is I have committed a paap (sin) on social media. But sometimes mistakes happen. If you don't verify before sharing fake news you contribute to its spread. I have committed that sin. Also, I would urge all not to post negative tweets," Rawal said.
Neha Dhupia, Angad Bedi announce second pregnancy
Neha uploaded a picture with actor-husband Angad Bedi and daughter Mehr. Holding her baby bump in the picture, the actress captioned the image as: "Took us 2 days to come with a caption. The best one we could think of was, Thank you, God. #wahegurumehrkare."
If a girl came to my house claiming her kid was mine, my parents would kill me : Meezaan Jafri
"I think, yes. Even though Malaal didn't create much of a buzz, people who have seen the film have appreciated my performance. I am grateful for that, because how I performed was the reason that I got Hungama 2. Priyan sir (director Priyadarshan) has also liked my performance in Malaal, or else he would not have taken me in this movie. Today, Hungama 2 is creating a buzz and I'm happy with the response," Meezaan told IANS.
My heart is full of gratitude for the year gone by: Govinda's daughter Tina
Tina who had her birthday last week, revealed that she travelled to Punjab for some me time and celebrated with her family on a video call around midnight. Tina shared: "I like celebrating my birthdays but this time we had to keep it a small affair due to the health guidelines. I had gone to Punjab for some 'me' time and did a video call with my family at 12 in the night. My heart is full of gratitude for the year which has gone by.
Jacqueline Fernandez: 'Vikrant Rona' will stand out across the globe
Kichcha Sudeepa gave fans a peek into Jacqueline's dance moves in a track from the film. However, the details of her role are being guarded by the makers. The film's director Anup Bhandari hints at creating big visuals for Jacqueline's part in the film. The film is a multilingual action adventure that will see a 3-D release in 14 languages and 55 countries.
Payal Kapadia wins Best Documentary Award in Cannes
The announcement was made through the Twitter account of Cannes Independent movie selection handle Quinzaine Des Real on Saturday. The tweet read: "The Oeil d'Or, the award for best documentary presented at the Cannes Film Festival all sections combined, goes to A NIGHT OF KNOWING NOTHING by Payal Kapadia, a film selected at the Directors' Fortnight. Our warmest congratulations to Payal Kapadia and the entire film crew!"
Vicky Kaushal shares painting of Lord Ganesha
Vicky posted a photo on Instagram where he can be seen posing for the camera holding his painting with both hands. The Ganesha is painted in a shade of bright signal red with acrylic colour over a dark blue-green background. Even though Vicky did not write in his post that he has made the painting himself but he hinted at the same by using emojis of an artist holding a paintbrush and a colour palette.
Move over saas-bahu, soaps take to defining new Indian woman
In turn, viewers are embracing women-centric narratives where the entire story revolves around female characters. But the creators are trying to portray these characters in a more multifaceted way so that they are realistic as well as entertaining, and in the process define the new Indian woman.
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