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Kareena Kapoor to do the ‘Munni’ act in ‘Dabangg 2′ Posted: 29 Feb 2012 11:48 AM PST Item numbers have become the latest rage among Bollywood beauties. After Katrina Kaif giving a run for money to all item girls with her sensuous moves as Sheila and Chikni Chameli, the latest Bollywood lady to join the item girl bandwagon is Kareena Kapoor. Bebo has already shown her moves with 'Chammak Challo' and 'Dil Mera Muft Ka', but this will be the first time she will be doing a pure item number for forthcoming 'Dabangg 2'. Where Malaika Arora took the fans off their feet with her 'Munni' act, Kareena would be following the same line, this time on a number to be composed by either Lalit Pandit or Sajid-Wajid. The first schedule of Dabangg 2 begins on March 9.

Vidya Balan is the face of Victoria’s Indian Film Festival in Melbourne Posted: 29 Feb 2012 11:35 AM PST The success of 'The Dirty Picture' has turned out to be a major milestone in actress Vidya Balan's career. Suddenly, the actress seems to be everywhere these days. She is working in a number of prestigious projects, she is doing an item number, she is being booked for award functions and stage performances and so on and so forth. The latest addition to this list is that she has been roped in as the brand ambassador of Victoria's Indian Film Festival to be held in Melbourne this year. "I am delighted to be named as the brand ambassador for the Indian Film Festival in Melbourne. I love the format of the festival and the wide range of films screened," Vidya said adding, "It not only showcases the best of Indian cinema but also provides a platform for young, upcoming film makers through its short film competition. When I was in Melbourne, I was smitten by the city and its love for films and its multi-cultural spirit. I am sure the festival will contribute greatly to add to that spirit." The 10-day festival will take place in mid-2012 and showcase the versatility and potentials of the Indian film industry. "The festival complements a range of initiatives to develop ties between the Victorian and Indian film industries, including a Victoria/India Co-production Initiative which will see ten Victorians travel to FICCI Frames in Mumbai in March," Louise Asher, minister for innovation, services and small business, said adding, "The initiative will also support up to three Victorian companies to develop a feature film, television or digital media project as a joint venture with a production entity based in India."

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