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Friday, August 14, 2009

Ileana’s fitness secret


Ileana is popularly known as the ‘Andaala Khazana” heroine. Her last movie “Kick” was a big hit which has increased her popularity manifolds. The sexy doll is known for her well kept figure as well.

According to sources, she is in love with water. She unwinds herself from her busy schedule by swimming.

She claims that the best place in the world for her is her swimming pool at the backyard of her home in Goa and whenever she is home, she ensures that a lot of time is spent in the water. Looks like water gives Ileana the ‘kick’ of life.

Kajal’s Mr. Perfect


Kajal Agarwal who has been riding high with the success of ‘Magadheera’ is all set to set the screens on fire once again. She is about to make her mark with some big banner movies.

The saucy seductress recently spoke about her perfect man. She said that she does not give importance to looks but he should be taller than her. She also expects him to be good at heart.

She added that her man should have a good sense of humor and should make her laugh. Well, it will be interesting to see who that ‘Magadheera’ of her life would be.

Gopichand pairs with Anushka again


Aggressive hero Gopichand who has been scoring hit after hit is currently busy with the wrapping up of his new movie ‘Sankham’. Meanwhile, there is news that he has been roped in for a new venture by the famous RR Movie makers of ‘Kick’ fame.

The producer of this happens to be Venkat and he has announced that Gopi would be pairing up with none other than the luscious beauty Anushka. Both Gopi and Anushka have already delivered a hit with ‘Lakshyam’ and right now, the RR Team is working on deciding the other cast and crew for the film.

The movie is presented by K Atchi Reddy while Co- Producer is V Suresh Reddy.

Akriti Kakar goes Patriotic!


Young singer Akriti Kakar is exuberant! Well, she’s got a pretty good reason to be and that naturally gets her tickled pink! Akriti recently finished recording the revamped version of ‘Meri Desh Ki Dharti’ along with Daler Mehndi, for the up coming film ‘Kisaan’. The original being sung by Manoj Kumar in the film ‘Upkaar’, was a big hit and almost became as famous as our National Anthem!

We got in touch with the talented singer, who shared, “As a child when I was part of Kalyan ji Anand ji’s little wonder troupe, we use to sing this one song in all our trips abroad as well as India and I also remember meeting lyricist Gulshan Bawra, then. Today when I met the duo, I was so nostalgic. At the same time I feel privileged to have lent my voice to such a historic score.”

We bet that must have been one proud moment for you girl

Emraan Hashmi speaks out!


Actor Emraan Hashmi raised a storm about being discriminated as a Muslim. Here are some FAQs:

With Mahesh Bhatt’s help, you ran an entire campaign against the Pali Hill Society for discriminating against you for being a Muslim, only to pull out. Why?

I didn’t pull out. I have mentioned this earlier too. It is a clear example of how Chinese whispers operate. There is a certain section of the press that stated this.

After the Minority Commission’s meeting, you said that there was some miscommunication because of the agent and the Society did not discriminate against you.

I repeat that I did not say that there was any miscommunication. I stand by what I said. It was some media house that radically distorted what I said. I sat down for a small two minute press conference after we adjourned the meeting and said that the matter has been blown out of proportion. I also advised the press to speak to the Minority Commission representatives and my lawyer and take their legal comments. My silence was misconstrued as backtracking. The press divided itself. Some said that I am backtracking and some were fair and said that the decision was the Commission’s verdict.

When you were denied a No Objection Certificate by the Society, what gave you the impression that they are discriminating against you because you are a Muslim?

I don’t want to go back into what I said a week ago because it has already created a lot of controversy. I didn’t make a hue and cry out of thin air. I had reasons to believe that they discriminated against me on religious grounds.

The media alleges that you gave up the issue for peace. What was the pressure?

The best way to resolve the issue was to approach a legal body, which was the Minority Commission. They were a hearing and both the parties sat across the table. The Minority Commission felt that the issue had been blown out of the proportion and had been politicized. They wanted to reach a peaceful agreement. I respected the Commission’s stand and accepted their verdict. Having said that, when I was in the meeting I did not back out from my stand. I did raise the issue of discrimination against Muslims.

The Society residents now expect a public apology.

Nothing of that sort. A lot of these things were cleared up in the meeting. The press had written that my parents had barged in the Society meeting but the Society accepted that nothing like that had happened.

So will you be buying the flat now?

Right now, the seller has backed out. But the Society has told me that there will be no issues if I want to buy a flat.

It is alleged that this controversy was a publicity stunt.

There are people who are saying that it is a publicity stunt. As an actor, as a citizen of this country I have the right to speak up about my experiences. Rather than breathe down my throat and tell me that what I am doing is wrong, why not hear someone out.

Nobody from Bollywood, except Mahesh Bhatt, supported you. Salman Khan even said that the matter depends on a person’s character and not religion.

That’s wrong. Lots of people spoke up for me. That’s his point of view. Because it has not happened to them does not mean it cannot happen to me. At the same time, I don’t want to generalize and say that it happens with the entire country. I am talking about my individual experiences and I should be given a chance to speak about it. that what I am doing is wrong, why not hear someone out.

Thursday, August 13, 2009

First International Film Festival in Vijayawada


In what is being seen as one of the most historic moments of the Indian film industry and also the Telugu folks, the first ever international film festival is said to be happening in the city of Vijayawada and this was announced by the Federation of Film Societies of India (FFSI).

The date has been decided as the 4th of October and it will carry on for about six days. The festival will have films from India and foreign countries and a total of 25 movies would be screened as part of it.

The FFSI members have also mentioned that this would be an ongoing process starting this year and they will also be concentrating on other places like Visakhapatnam, Coimbatore in Tamilnadu.

This is in coincidence with the 37th anniversary of the Vijayawada Film society.

Microsoft backs long life for IE6




Microsoft has underlined support for its Internet Explorer 6 web browser, despite acknowledging its flaws.

The software giant said it would support IE6 until 2014 - four years beyond the original deadline.

Critics - some of which have started an online campaign - want the eight-year-old browser mothballed because they claim it slows the online experience.

"Friends do not let friends use IE6," said Amy Barzdukas, Microsoft's general manager for Internet Explorer.

"If you are in my social set and I have been to your house for dinner, you are not using IE6," she said. "But it is much more complicated when you move into a business setting."

"It's hard to be cavalier in this economy and say 'oh it's been around for so long they need to upgrade,'" Ms Barzdukas told journalists in San Francisco..

Web monitoring firms estimate that 15-20% of people still use IE6 to browse the web.