| Shahana Goswami Goes From Bold To Bolder! Posted: 10 Dec 2010 02:01 AM PST 
Shahana Goswami, who shot to fame with her demure and girl next door acts in Firaaq and RockOn! , is no more happy playing thecoy girl on screen. Armed with a sensuous dusky look, it was but natural that Bollywood make use of the actress' face for bold and sexy characters. According to reports in the media, bold and sexy is exactly where Shahana Goswami is going with subsequent performances in Bollywood. The young Bengali actress who had vowed to herself that she willbecome an actress in Bollywood inspite of the fact that she has no godfather in the industry, has slowly and steadily carved a nichefor herself in the minds of producers and directors in Mumbai. Shahana Goswami has received all the accolades for her demure acts on screen and she isnow grabbing a large number of eyeballs by shedding all her inhibitions for the cameras. Shahana Goswami's future projects are Mirch and Game . While Game portrays the actress as a seductive journalist, Mirch is an out and out erotic film with women's sexuality as its main subject. According to reports circulating in the media, Shahana Goswami is working hard to project herself as the next sex symbol of Bollywood. While healthyfood is part of her everyday diet,the actress is taking time out from the projects at hand to participate in various activities like water sports and has also chalked out a workout regimen toget the perfect toned body required to play the seductive in her future films. |
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| Emraan Hashmi: I Will Not Stop Kissing! Posted: 10 Dec 2010 12:25 AM PST 
Kissing is second nature to Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi considering that he has been doing it from the beginning of his career in Bollywood. In an industrywhere actors still act coy when asked to do the lip locking act, Emraan Hashmi is proud to be known by the name of the serial kisser of Bollywood and he does not plan to stop anytime soon. Well, we had once heard Emraan Hashmi saying that he would stop smooching his co-stars once he became a daddy, and there were also rumors that the actor would lock lips no more once he tied theknot with his long time girlfriend Parveen Shahani. But his wife does not seem to mind and there is definitely no stopping the kissing man of Bollywood! Emraan Hashmi turned a father this year February, so will stop kissing as earlier promised? Not at all, shoots Emraan Hashmi. The actor says that he may have made certain statements in the past, but such statements were made in different circumstances. As one progresses in life, the priorities also change, so now it looks like Emraan Hashmi's priorityis to kiss his lead heroine! Well, as they say promises are made to be broken and Emraan Hashmi has proved to be the firstexample of the saying! |
| Shahid Kapoor And Priyanka Chopra: What Ignited The Fire Again? Posted: 10 Dec 2010 12:23 AM PST 
The on-off romantic alliance between Shahid Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra is reportedly gearing up once again! There was a buzz that Priyanka's family is looking for a Punjabi groom for her and probably this has made them think about the relationshiponce again. Bollywood has two eligible bachelors for Priyanka Chopra, one is her Anjana Anjani co-star Ranbir Kapoor and her on-off beau Shahid Kapoor. Priyanka hasrecently confessed in an interviewthat her chemistry with Shahid is little more than that with Ranbir. Well, probably this was an indication to all that she has zeroed in on this Kapoor guy onceagain. While shooting for Don 2 , Priyanka and Shahid separated their ways but soon after the filmwas complete, the actress realized her love for Shahid when she was returning to Mumbai. Sources reveal that the spark started with an emotional phone call. However, we have no clue that who broke the jinx first and forwarded the olive leaf. Well, it is right time for Priyanka to take a decision over her relationship because there have been enough rumors and gossips. The couple is reportedly giving another chance to their relationship and this time they are quite serious about it. They want to keep it under wraps this time until they come up with a serious and vital decision. The couple is set to appear on Karan Johar's show 'Koffee with Karan' this Sunday. Hope, we hear an official announcement from them soon! -- Sampurn Wire |
| Buddhadeb Dasgupta: Nandita Das Wanted Me To Adapt Tagore Onscreen Posted: 10 Dec 2010 12:22 AM PST 
Bengali film director and author Buddhadeb Dasgupta will soon be making his third Hindi feature film and this time he has chosen a Rabindranath Tagore work for the big screen. According to reports circulating in the media, Buddhadeb Dasgupta will adapt Rabindranath Tagore's 'Sey', which is to be named 'Woh' in Hindi. In a statement to the media, the filmmaker says that actress Nandita Das is his inspiration behind choosing 'Sey' for the big screen. Though not literally, but it was the talented actress who had first suggested the master director to adapt a Tagore work to mark the 150th birth anniversary celebrations of the litterateur. And since it was a children's film that Nandita Das had wanted him to do, Buddhadeb Dasgupta first rounded up on 'Dakghar' as his third Hindi project. As an afterthought, Buddhadeb Dasgupta considered that 'Dakghar' had already been adapted for the big screen and hence comparisons will evidently crop up. Therefore it was 'Sey' for the National Award winning filmmaker. 'Sey' narrates a conversation between a grandfather and his grandchild and the stories that he narrates to the child about a fictitious character. While Barun Chanda is Buddhadeb Dasgupta's grandfather, Aratrika Ghosh playsthe child and Ashok Shivpuri playsSey, the fictional character of thegrandfather. Buddhadeb Dasgupta has worked in earlier Hindi films like Andhi Gali and Bagh Bahadur . |
| Documenting the history of Asian cinema Posted: 10 Dec 2010 12:21 AM PST 
New Delhi, Dec 10 - The semanticsof Asian cinema has got a new archive - a comprehensive anthology 'Asian Film Journey: Selections From Cinemaya' that has compiled 93 best articles published in the capital's erstwhilemouthpiece of serious cinema between 1998 and 2004. 'Cinemaya: The Asian Film Quarterly', which was born in 1988 as a platform to voice the concerns and achievement of Asian cinema, closed down in 2004. This was a few years after its founder Aruna Vasudev relinquished reins of the Cinemayato the Mumbai-based arts promotion umbrella, OSIAN's, along with her signature film festival - Cinefan. However, the magazine gave to the country, NETPAC, the Asian cinema network that Vasudev hasbeen managing for the last 20 years. The anthology, published by Wisdom Tree and edited by RashmiDoraiswamy and Latika Padgaonkar, was unveiled at the Delhi International Arts Festival in the capital Thursday. The compendium pivots on the core issue of what exactly constitutes Asian Cinema - what sets it apart from the genres in other continents, its narrative and progression over the years to evolve a distinct voice that is essentially rooted in the land's diverse culture, histories and indigeneity. What is Asian cinema? According to co-editor of the anthology Latika Padgaonkar, 'For the past 15 years, films from Asia have figured regularly on the awards list of international festivals. But awards only tell a part of the story.' 'Behind them lies a host of creative talent involved in shapinga nation's sensibility, conveying anemotion or denoting a concern special to its culture and life.' Padgaonkar told IANS that in Asia,authors who assert their own style and individuality 'have had to contend with very real question of history, culture, aesthetics and questions thrown up by the struggle of the ancientcivilisations as they come to terms with modernity'. This is where Asian cinema offers its own world view in which the individual may not necessarily be the central figure, but rather a large part of the family, community or social fabric, she says. The book presents a contrast of opinions about the Asian cinema as a genre. 'When you think of Asia you think of unexplored markets - you think of a region which has its share of the world's turmoil - andthen you think of its cinema whichmirrors both these elements. In the last decade, Asian cinema has moved into Hollywood,' film writer Philip Cheah observes. 'Hollywood has also been quick to shift to Asia, largely through its multiplex operations. While most critics have hailed the new blending of art and entertainment, most notably in the glorious Indian megahits, it somehow still hides the fact that the real face of Asian cinema is tucked away in its margins,' he adds. But film critic and writer Chris Berry differs. 'If the idea of Asia is a European invention, it follows that Asian cinema is an equally fictional device. There is no single Asian cinema or culture. We also need to be aware that using Asian cinema tag in the case of film festivals outside Asia itself runs the risk of ghettoisation,' he says. But within Asia, if the tag Asian cinema helps build links among theotherwise different neighbouring countries and cultures, it may be important in terms of cinematic aesthetics, film industry cooperation and in forging larger cultural links, Perry says. Writer Bernice Beynaud poses a query : Does the western gaze define what is Asian? 'When I was on the selection committee of the Asian CineVision Festival in New York, we debated whether Turkish or Egyptian films could be considered Asian becausewe liked them and wanted to show them?,' Beynaud recalls. 'Asianness' in cinema depends on conditions of distribution, exhibition, production, viewership and critical discourse in an international arena shaped by a 'dialectical relationship of power, dominance and reciprocal interaction between the native and the western gaze, he says. Rashmi Doraiswamy, who co-edited the book with Padgaonkar, says 'cinema in the Asian countries developed in the way it told stories' and through popular performance cultures. Cinemaya founder Aruna Vasudev no longer wants to look on the years. 'I don't want to revive it. The NETPAC has been growing, but we would like to do somethingon the Internet,' Vasudev says. Publisher Shobit Arya of Wisdom Tree says 'it was a significant documentation of Asian cinema's history'. 'Not much has been written aboutAsian cinema. The concept of Asiancinema is complex and dynamic. How would one define Asian cinema,' Arya adds. IANS |
| Raima Sen: Why is She Worried About Her Mother Watching Her Film Mirch? Posted: 10 Dec 2010 12:20 AM PST 
Actress Raima Sen comes from afamily where acting in the genes. Her mother Moonmoon Sen and grandmother Suchitra Sen were renowned actresses in the Bengalifilm industry. So, it has been quiteeasy for the 31-year-old actress to convince her family while performing sizzling and intimate roles in the movies. However, as per the reports, Raima Sen has become very conscious about her lovemaking scene in her latest film Mirch . In this Vinay Shukla directed film, Raima has an intimate lovemaking scene with her co-star Arunodoy Singh, who was last seen in the Sonam Kapoor starrer movie Aisha . Mirch has four parallel stories, which deals with the female sexuality from the angle of women, who are quite candid about sex. Raima shot a bedroom sequence with Arunodoy but the director Vinay Shukla found it notpassionate enough and asked herre-shoot the scene. He also convinced her that the other actress Konkona Sen has also re-shoot her sex scenes. Raima agreed to do that and during thesecond time, the sequence was shot in more elaborate way. However, when Raima watched the final graphic detailing, she was almost shocked to see that her seen was too much elaborateand Konkona's scene was same asit was earlier. The actress was almost in tears and requested her director to tone down the sequence. She was feeling embarrassed thinking that how her mother will react watching this too intimate sequence. The director has got his work done by making his film more sizzling with the re-shot sequenceand he does not seem to have any interest in toning it down. Well, Raima you must have thought about this before going so passionate with Arunodoy. Now, your mother must have heard about it at least through media so there is no use of feeling so shy about it! -- Sampurn Wire |
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| Mughda Godse to endorse Herbalife products Posted: 09 Dec 2010 09:28 AM PST 
New Delhi, Dec 9 - Model-turned-actress Mugdha Godse has been signed on as the face for global nutrition company Herbalife's outer nutrition range of products- NouriFusion in India. She is the first non-sports personality to be associated with the brand, which had recently signed Indian badminton champion Saina Nehwal and five-time women's world boxing champion Mary Kom as their sponsored sportspersons. Mughda, who made her Bollywood debut in Madhur Bhandarkar's 'Fashion', is glad about her new association. 'It is a matter of pride to be associated with an internationally respected brand like Herbalife andto be able to represent the company's philosophy of living an active and healthy life,' Mugdha said in a press statement. 'Just as your body needs proper nutrition for long-term health, your skin and hair too require the right nourishment to keep you looking your best. Herbalife's NouriFusion products have provedto be my secret weapon in maintaining a healthy, youthful appearance,' she added. The actress is the perfect choice for the products, says Ajay Khanna, country head of HerbalifeIndia. 'We are very excited to welcome Mugdha into our family. Our belief that one can look healthier and younger with good nutrition from the inside out is well represented through Mugdha,' he said. IANS |
| College to celebrate Dilip Kumar birthday Posted: 09 Dec 2010 09:26 AM PST 
Mumbai, Dec 9 - The G.N. Khalsa College here will Saturday celebrate the 88th birthday of veteran actor Dilip Kumar, one of its oldest students. On Saturday, students will donate88 bottles of blood. A college hall will be named after the actor, college principal Ajit Singh told IANS. The actor will not be present at the celebrations. A group of students and teachers will visit the actor's residence to honour him with the title of 'Patron Alumnus'. 'Dilip Sa'ab was very happy with the idea when I told him,' Singh added. Known as the Tragedy King of Bollywood, Dilip Kumar is known for classics like 'Devdas', 'Madhumati', 'Naya Daur' and mangnum opus 'Mughal-e-Azam'. Later he featured in character roles in 'Karma', 'Shakti' and 'Saudagar'. The Padma Bhushan and the Dadasaheb Phalke Award winner took retirement in 1998. His last release was 'Qila'. He lives here with his actress wife Saira Banu. IANS |
| Mirch Movie Review Posted: 09 Dec 2010 09:26 AM PST 
Movie: Mirch; Director: Vinay Shukla; Cast: Konkona Sen Sharma, Raima Sen, Boman Irani, Shreyas Talpade, Rajpal Yadav, Shahana Goswami, Arunoday Singh; Watch The Modern Woman Taking Charge Of Her Own Sex Life. A small budget but meaningful cinema from the hands of Vinay Shukla, Mirch is clearly a thought provoking film which deals with contemporary issues such as a woman's sexuality and gender equality in our country. Bollywoodis no longer under pressure to play coy and that is clearly highlighted in the characters of Mirch , the girls shedding all inhibitions when it comes to baring all for the movie camera. The story of Mirch introduces us to a guy named Manav who is prepared to do anything to secure a place in the film world asa successful filmmaker. However, when his initial scripts get rejected by a producer, he takes the help from the Panchatantra series to write down his own adaptation of the story of a girl who comes out unscathed even after her husband catches her red handed in bed with another man. While there are complains about the length of his film being short, Manav makes four modern stories inspired from the Panchatantra, all based on the subject of adultery and highly erotic in content. As Manav's storyline suggests, hisactors will now have to shed all to enact their part in the film within a film. Mirch is thus a combination of four stories. The stories are thematically linked to one another but speak about four different sets of lives. Viewers are eagerly waiting to watch Vinay Shukla's interpretation of the women who have a mind when it comes to sex. It is download able in www.nilganj.com -- Sampurn Wire |
| SAB TV Goes The Magical Way! Posted: 09 Dec 2010 09:20 AM PST 
'Shararat' was one of the popular comedy shows, which wasbased on magic. It was aired on Star Plus and was liked by the viewers. Now, SAB TV, which is ruling with its comedy shows, is going the magical way by launching two new magical comedies. In the mid of month, SAB TV will launch its two brand new shows 'Ring Wrong Riing' and 'Gili Gili Gappa'. These two light hearted shows are mainly targeted to thekids but expected to be liked by all age group also. In this age of 'saas-bahu' drama, these two shows will give enough relief from those gossips. Speaking about this latest venture, Anooj Kapoor, executive vice president of SAB TV, stated that they are always in the process of offering something new and fresh to their viewers. They have never tried hands in the Magic-comedy genre so they expect it will give some fresh rumor to the viewers. SAB has tried in the genres of romantic-comedy, silent, gangster, family, horror and courtroom comedy. The viewers have also supported the channel in their every venture by appreciating the efforts. They hope to get the same response from this potential magic-comedy too. 'Ring Wrong Riing' will bring back the popular veteran comedian Rakesh Bedi, who was earlier seenin many television shows and Bollywood films. Actress Muskaan Mehani plays the dutiful wife Mansi Chouhan, who wants to keep her family happy at any cost. Bedi plays his father-in-law Dinanath Chouhan, who is a magician. He gives her a magical ring to help her. Asif Sheikh of 'Yess Boss' fame willbe back on the small screen with this show in which he essays the role of Vijay Chouhan, Mansi's husband. Mansi's magic often goeswrong and leads to some funny situations. On the other hand, 'Gili Gili Gappa' will revolve around three kids of a policeman (Varun Badola). The story will deal with these children,their Dad and their Nani. Shweta Gulati and Shoma Anand will be seen in the lead roles. So, don't miss these fun-filled magical shows on SAB TV from December 13. -- Sampurn Wire |
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The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) officially announced yesterday that tickets for next year's ICC World Cup in Bangladesh will go on sale from January 1, 2011 at designated outlets across the country. The decision was taken during a Local Organising Committee (LOC) meeting on Tuesday night but the board has yet to finalize the specific details of where and how, despite taking more than a month to fix a final date. With the showcase event knocking at the door, the fans are increasingly curious about tickets. The common query is not just about when the tickets will go on sale, but how many tickets will be available for general sale, where they will be available from and how the tickets can be purchased. So far, frustratingly for many, the BCB has provided concrete answers to only one of those queries. "We have decided only on the selling date but I can assure you that everything will be finalized before January 1," said BCB's chief executive officer Manzur Ahmed. It was however learned that some BCB officials are unhappy with the delay in disseminating information about tickets. Many expressed their surprise that the local organizing committee is yet to finalize the details for such a burning issue. "Surprisingly the LOC itself has no idea about the details and they called a meeting without any detailed plan. We can't understand why they are dilly- dallying when the fans are desperately looking for detailed information," a BCB official said on condition of anonymity. "We are yet to decide about the details but hopefully we can fix everything within the next two or three days. What I can say is that tickets will be available at an ICC sponsor outlet or bank in all 64 districts. But there might be up to five or six outlets or banks designated to sell tickets in Dhaka," said Ali Ahsan Babu, host tournament director. He also added that the tickets for the opening ceremony will go on sale on the same day. Babu however could not confirm whether there is any chance for the fans to purchase tickets online but he did confirm that one person will be eligible to buy a maximum of four tickets for matches. Babu did not have a definitive answer on how many tickets would be available altogether for the general public. However, it is envisioned that fans will have to be quick to wrap up their tickets as the local organising committee (LOC) will set apart a significant number of tickets for distribution among the ICC and local dignitaries. The LOC also want to make a payback to the local high-ups who are helping them prepare for the showcase event. As the capacity of the Sher-e- Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur is a little more than 24,000 it is a reasonable estimation that about 16,000 to 17,000 tickets will be available for general fans for each match. The number will be proportionately lower for the 16000-capacity Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong. However, for the opening ceremony in the 25000-capacity Bangabandhu National Stadium, most of the tickets will be reserved for the invitees. Five per cent of the match tickets have already been committed to online sales from June 1 through the World Cup central organising committee. The respective boards of the three co-hosts -- Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka -- will sell the rest of the tickets. Bangladesh will host eight matches in Dhaka and Chittagong including two quarterfinals besides the opening ceremony, which will be held on February 17 next year. Besides the opening match against India to be held on February 19, Bangladesh will take on Ireland on February 25 in Dhaka, West Indies on March 4 in Dhaka, England on March 11 in Chittagong and Netherlands on March 14 in Chittagong. The two quarterfinals will take place at Dhaka on March 23 and March 25. BCB has already fixed the rates for the galleries. TICKET RATES Eastern Gallery (Category D) USD 3.00 (est. TK 210) North Gallery (Category C) USD 6.00 (est. Tk 420) South Gallery (Category C) USD 6.00 (est. Tk 420) Club House (North-South) USD 10.00 (est. Tk 700) International Gallery (North- South, Category A) USD 30.00 (est. Tk 2100) |
