It's seems that Bollywood stars are realizing the importance of maintaining cordial relations with the co-stars. Recent patch up between Salman Khan and Kareena Kapoor must inspire big forever-fighting bollywood stars to bury the past and patch up with their fellow actors.
According to sources, Kareena Kapoor and Salman Khan were cross against each other since he had a war of words with Shahid on their 'Rockstar' tour.
Ace Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan has hurt his arm while shooting a stunt scene for his upcoming flick ‘Kites.’
The incident occurred at the Filmistan Studio in Mumbai on Tuesday.
The actor was taken to the Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital and Medical Research Centre in suburban Andheri, for first aid by the concerned crew, and later discharged.
According to reports, the actor was doing a stunt shot in the suburbs where he was supposed to break a glass with a rod, and a piece of glass flew and pierced his wrist.
Amanda has launched her Music Video ‘Forever Young’ as her entry into the film and TV world.
The launching ceremony was attended by producers, directors, writers and casting agents.
Amanda showed her talent that not only could she sing, dance and entertain, she could also perform on camera and in front of a live audience.
Next up is the release of her CD Hitch A Ride, which is a collection of six melodious songs (including Forever Young) and is planned to be released on ITUNES February 18, 2009.
It’s true that two ‘Live’ performers at this year ‘Oscars’ are from India.
Ace Bollywood singers A R Rahman and Sukhwinder Singh have got an invitation to perform ‘Live’ at the 81st annual Academy Awards night, on February 22 in Los Angeles.
The Mozart of Madras Rahman will open the ‘Oscar Night’ along with Sukhi, with ‘Jai Ho’ from the Danny Boyle's movie ‘Slumdog Millionaire’.
Slumdog Millionaire, which recently won 4 Golden Globe awards, also created a huge buzz at the well-known SAG awards.
After a disappointing week, which saw the release of Chandni Chowk To China (CC2C), Bhatt’s Raaz - The Mystery Continues and Danny Boyle’s Slumdog Millionaire have brought smile back to viewers’ faces on Friday.
The audiences welcomed both the films with open arms.
At several cinema halls, Raaz - TMC got 70-80% start that was almost double of Hashmi’s last hit ‘Jannat’, and much bigger than last week’s release ‘CC2C’.
The film Raaz, which cost just 1/3rd of CC2C, received much bigger response than that film.