Hrithik Roshan hasn’t met her yet but he is most kicked about working with Latin American sizzler Barbara Mori. She features with him in his father Rakesh Roshan’s next production, Kites, directed by Anurag Basu. Barbara is expected in Mumbai soon for her costumes and make-up look.

Says Hrithik, “She is simply amazing. I have seen her in the Spanish film La Mujer De Mi Harmani (My Brother’s Wife). She attracted a lot of eyeballs in it. We begin shooting for Kites in July in the US.” Read More...

Dhaam Dhoom, which was cinematographer Jeeva's dream project and became his swan song, stars Jayam Ravi, Kangna Ranaut and Lakshmi Rai in lead roles. Ravi plays the role of a student in a medical college who falls in love with a village girl (gorgeous Kangna). He leaves to Russia for a conference and is soon stuck in a conspiracy. Harris Jayaraj has composed music for Dhaam Dhoom. The music album is tangible proof of the understanding and friendship between Jeeva and Harris. Read More...

Kareena Kapoor has set a precedent and now others are following the course.

Bollywood belles seem gripped by a new mania – to get skinny. The pride they apparently took in flaunting their curves has now been replaced by a desire to shed the extra flab and acquire an ideal slim-trim figure, even if it is labeled ‘size zero’ by some. Read More...

Haridwar-born Shriya hit big time in Sivaji
When Sivaji became boss of the box office, it wasn't just Rajinikanth's superstar status that got a boost. His North Indian leading lady had also arrived — all the way from Haridwar to Kollywood (as the Kodambakkam-based Tamil movie industry is called). Shriya Saran is part of the reverse sweep that started with Khushboo and is now drawing a whole bunch of starlets hoping to woo southern audiences with their fair-skinned charms. So what if their idea of 'Down South' is limited to Marina Beach and Rameswaram and Tamil/Telugu is Greek to them. Read More...

Hot Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut will be making her debut in Tamil as Shenbaga in the Jayam Ravi starrer Dham Dhoom. The ultra modern Mumbai girl will be playing the role of a village girl with typical Paavadai - Thavani costume in this film.

Explaining her role, she says, "It was wonderful and I'm thankful to Jeeva for introducing me to Tamil Cinema. For me, Tamil film industry is the important and as equal to Bollywood. I'm playing Shenbaga, a typical village girl in this film. After getting to know what it means, I have decided to change my name to Shenbaga. Now I ask the Tamil film world to refer to me as Shenbaga." Read More...

For several days after I saw the Anurag Basu-directed Gangster, I found it hard to think of Simran as a figment of someone’s imagination. In the film, the sprite-like woman is an alcoholic, has to choose between two men, and at the end of the gloomy movie, jumps off a cliff.

Kangana Ranaut turns in a staggering performance as Simran. And in the movies that followed — the Parveen Babi-inspired Who Lamhe and Basu’s Life in a Metro — Kangana strikes the same tragic notes,but oh so beautifully.

The unusual voice and dimensions of her face, what with the long forehead and rebellious hair, only seem to complement the roles she has chosen. In a short time, Kangana has become both a critic’s and fashionista’s favourite, the latter for her personal style seen at awards functions and in magazines. Read More...

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