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Monday, 8 August 2011
Sunday, 7 August 2011
Katrina v/s Ranbir: Clash of the rockstars
Former sweethearts Katrina and Ranbir gear up to play similar roles, albeit in different movies
Even before Ranbir Kapoor sets to rock the big screen as a rockstar in Imtiaz Ali's next, his rumoured ex Katrina Kaif has managed to master the art of playing the guitar.
The actress, who apparently plays a musician in the film, was so keen on getting her notes right she that would ardently practice the guitar whenever she'd get the time.
Thankfully, for her, there was a well-established musician within the crew to help her from going out of tune.
Says Pakistani singer Ali Zafar who also plays an important part in the film, "Katrina is a very curious girl and quite keen on learning new things.
I used to tease her a lot about the way she used to hold the guitar and play it. But she made sure she got it right. "
A song in the film called Dhunki required the actress to perform in front of a huge crowd, and she obviously wanted to get her moves right.
Adds a source, "She is someone who lived on fruits, and kept away from anything oily for two months before Sheila Ki Jawani was shot. That way, she is quite obsessive about getting her act right. "
Clearly for Katrina, whose roles have been as conventional as it gets, to play a rock chic even for a day was a bigger challenge.
Adds Ali, "It is easy to typecast someone, but I always used to tell her that I want to see her with kohl under her eyes, messy hair and completely wild. I must say she managed to do justice to it too. "
The actress will also share the stage with Ali Zafar and Imran Khan during the promotions of the film where they plan to perform gigs across different cities.
Even before Ranbir Kapoor sets to rock the big screen as a rockstar in Imtiaz Ali's next, his rumoured ex Katrina Kaif has managed to master the art of playing the guitar.
The actress, who apparently plays a musician in the film, was so keen on getting her notes right she that would ardently practice the guitar whenever she'd get the time.
Thankfully, for her, there was a well-established musician within the crew to help her from going out of tune.
Says Pakistani singer Ali Zafar who also plays an important part in the film, "Katrina is a very curious girl and quite keen on learning new things.
I used to tease her a lot about the way she used to hold the guitar and play it. But she made sure she got it right. "
A song in the film called Dhunki required the actress to perform in front of a huge crowd, and she obviously wanted to get her moves right.
Adds a source, "She is someone who lived on fruits, and kept away from anything oily for two months before Sheila Ki Jawani was shot. That way, she is quite obsessive about getting her act right. "
Clearly for Katrina, whose roles have been as conventional as it gets, to play a rock chic even for a day was a bigger challenge.
Adds Ali, "It is easy to typecast someone, but I always used to tell her that I want to see her with kohl under her eyes, messy hair and completely wild. I must say she managed to do justice to it too. "
The actress will also share the stage with Ali Zafar and Imran Khan during the promotions of the film where they plan to perform gigs across different cities.
Friday, 5 August 2011
Kangna booted out of Dutt camp. Has their friendship gone sour?
While it has been widely reported that Kangna Ranaut opted out of Ram Gopal Varma's Department to do Vishal Bhardwaj's sequel of Ishqiya, there seems to be more to her exit than meets the eye.
The latest is that she was ousted from RGV's movie for declining two films with Sanjay Dutt (who plays the lead in Department).
And that's also why she apparently wasn't invited for his wife Maanayata's birthday party last month, though they are believed to be good friends.
A well-paced source reveals that the first movie Kangna refused with Dutt was his next home production, the remake of Satte Pe Satta.
The latest is that she was ousted from RGV's movie for declining two films with Sanjay Dutt (who plays the lead in Department).
And that's also why she apparently wasn't invited for his wife Maanayata's birthday party last month, though they are believed to be good friends.
A well-paced source reveals that the first movie Kangna refused with Dutt was his next home production, the remake of Satte Pe Satta.
"Even though she gets along very well with Sanjay, Kangna felt that she should space out her films with him, lest they get too repetitive, " says our informer, adding that this refusal wasn't taken too unkindly by the Dutt camp.
Monday, 1 August 2011
Thursday, 21 July 2011
Mahi Gill Goes Bold in 'Sahib Biwi Aur Gangster'
Here's a look at how far the actress has gone in 'Sahib Biwi Aur Gangster' Mahi Gill stunned everyone with her bold portrayal of Paro in Dev D.
But in Tigmanshu Dhulia's Sahib Biwi Aur Gangster (the new-age adaptation of the old classic Sahib Biwi Aur Ghulam), she goes a step further.
Not only has she shed her clothes but also has a lengthy kissing scene as well.
A source says, "The film has erotic scenes between Randeep Hooda and Mahi Gill. There is a love-making scene where she is dressed like a royal bahu and seduces Randeep's character.
Initially she had a few reservations, but once Tigmanshu assured her that it will be shot aesthetically she was game for it."
Says producer Sunil Bohra, "It's a romantic scene in the film. Though people will find it very hot and sensuous, Tigmanshu has shot the sequence aesthetically."
Courtesy: Mid-Day.com
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
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