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A young love story
Even while we were agreeing that Punjabi cinema has started making a mark and setting a standard, Haryanvi cinema follows suit. Tera Mera Vaada, a Haryanvi movie set for release on June 29, promises hi-tech entertainment.
LEAD ON: Ankit Singh Balhara and Neetu Singh
Three’s company!
Revisiting the past and then coming back to the present: interviewing The Rodrigues is like moving to and fro between two time periods – the then and the now. While the oscillation continues, comes forward several interesting episode of the life of the three members of the oldest live band of Chandigarh.
Retro magic: (L-R) Ashok
Kalhan, Edwin Rodrigues and Errol Rodrigues
Special on small screen
The last we saw her on the small screen, Mona Singh would flaunt her braces and her ill-fitted suits in Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahi (JJKN) before she transformed into a damsel. Years later, she transforms herself from ‘I-will-adjust-to-everything’ homemaker to a strong-willed independent woman. Mona takes on the television screen with Sony TV’s Kya Hua Tera Wada and you bet she has much to talk about the role.
“There was a long time between JJKN and Kya Hua Tera Wada, so thankfully I didn’t have to do similar kind of roles,” says Mona, who said yes to Kya Hua Tera Wada after listening to the narrative.
ROLE BOUND:
Mona Singh
Doc’s diary
Is there anyone who hasn’t been through those college flashbacks? When one fine day on a rainy morning or a lazy afternoon, there’s a sudden splash of memories of the days spent in the classrooms! “Years after I passed-out, when I had more time to myself, I thought of penning down all those memories,” says Dr Ketaki Patwardhan Nirkhi, author of the fictional work Those Enchanted Four and Half Years, of her four-and-a-half years in a medical college in Miraj, Maharashtra.
Dr Ketaki Patwardhan Nirkhi
A hit ride
It’s been an overwhelming ride for the movie Ferrari Ki Sawaari on the box office. Riding on a steady terrain, Ferrari Ki Sawaari has hit a beyond expected number of 26 crores net India theatrical collection till date. Since then the film has not seen a dip, not even for a day. Word of mouth, the biggest armour in a film-maker’s artillery for promoting his film, has played a huge role in the growing success of Ferrari Ki Sawaari.
A still from Ferrari Ki Sawaari
Make her laugh, win her heart
Gossip Girl star Blake Lively says she likes tall men who can make her laugh. The 25-year-old, who is reportedly dating actor Ryan Reynolds, said she loves to wear high heels and so wants a guy who is tall, reported a publication.
Caution, fake news ahead!
Reporting death of ageing superstars before their time comes seems to be one of the in-things which the Internet and social media have come to specialise in!
After fake rumours about Lata Mangeshkar and Rajesh Khanna’s demise this year, now the Internet has gone ahead and has reported megastar Amitabh Bachchan dead this week and that too in an accident.
Pooja Bhatt blasts Censor Board
Pooja Bhatt is upset with the Censor Board for giving an ‘A’ certificate to her much awaited film Jism 2, starring Sunny Leone.
“First music promo for Jism 2 has been given an 'A' certificate. And this was what one could call a truly watered down version. So the deal is this — You can't buy spots on TV for a promo with an 'A' certificate, which basically means you can't publicise your music!” the actor-director said.
Get going: Pooja Bhatt
chatter box
Weighty issues
Bebo recently made a statement saying that being fat is not cool and now Sameera Reddy opines that being fat is not nice.
star track
Stars and their secrets…
New Releases
Astro turf
The year ahead
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