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Akshay Oberoi: You look at Randeep Hooda and realise you don't need connections
Akshay spoke of idolising Randeep while opening up about his experience of working in the film, which was released five years ago on this day. "Randeep Hooda is an actor I've idolised. You look at him and you feel it's possible to not have all the connections in the world and make it," said Akshay.
Madhuri celebrates 27 years of 'Anjaam', calls it one of her 'memorable films'
Rahul Rawail's "Anjaam" released in 1994, and was the third and final of SRK's famous antihero trilogy, after "Baazigar" and "Darr". The film cast Madhuri as an air-hostess and Deepak Tijori as her husband. Shah Rukh played a rich young man obsessed with the air-hostess, so much so that he turns a psychopath.
Arjun Bijlani roots for sustainable fashion on Earth Day
"If anything, the Covid situation has made us witness the power of mother nature. As the world is observing Earth Day today, I would like to urge everyone to take small steps towards protecting it. One step towards nature is basically one step towards mankind. If we all do our bit, collectively we can bring about a huge change!" Arjun said.
Rakul Preet drives a truck, calls it 'once in a lifetime experience'
"I personally like driving a lot and the entire process was a lot more fun than one could have imagined. Driving the truck is not easy, but I was able to take it on confidently," said Rakul. She added: "We had a truck driver on set to train us how to manoeuvre the big truck, which helped me pull it off. Onset, people were surprised with my driving skills! It was like a once in a lifetime experience for me."
Kriti Sanon reveals her special 'morning facial' routine
"My Morning Facial," she wrote as the caption. Kriti has just wrapped up shooting for the upcoming film "Bhediya", which also stars Varun Dhawan. The supernatural film is directed by Amar Kaushik, and the film is slated to release on April 14 next year. Besides "Bhediya", Kriti will be seen in the film "Mimi", which is based on surrogacy.
Bollywood celebrates the planet on Earth Day
Katrina Kaif posted a stylish throwback of herself in a Kimono dress and wrote: "#tb to a day at one of the most beautiful places on makes you appreciate days like these, just being out in nature." Rakul Preet Singh wrote about how we must take a pledge to save the planet. "The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it! Let's pledge to be a part of the solution, not the pollution. #happyearthday," she said.
Salman Khan launches trailer of 'Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai'
Incidentally, Salman's character in the 2009 film was also called Radhe. Just as that film, too, his upcoming action thriller is directed by Prabhu Deva. The trailer, incidentally, has Salman mouthing his popular dialogue from "Wanted" that goes: "Ek Baar jo maine commitment kar di, phir toh apne aap ki bhi nahin sunta".
Manushi Chhillar: 'Give being vegetarian a try for Earth Day'
"For me, staying vegetarian was a personal choice that I made long back. I also wanted to concentrate on how that impacts my overall fitness. Food is a personal choice and we must eat what we feel is best for us, but my friends at PETA India and I encourage everyone to give being vegetarian a try for Earth Day and beyond if they so choose," Manushi said.
Catherine Zeta-Jones: Was lovely having my family home amid pandemic
She said: "I must say, personally, it was lovely when we were in a vulnerable and unknowing time to have my peeps, my loved ones around. I had my son home from college and my daughter home from school -- she goes to school in Switzerland -- so we were all back in our bubble."
Dia Mirza on environment: Need to hold governments, industry accountable
"We need to mobilise greater momentum now than ever before. Of course, personal behaviour change will make a difference, but along with learning to lead more sustainable lifestyles, we also need to hold governments, industry and civil society accountable. We need to imbibe and disseminate scientific facts which are now more accessible than ever before," she said.
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