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Technical analyst Ramesh Arora has maintained 'buy' rating on Opto Circuits (India) Limited stock with a target of Rs 273.

According to analyst, the investors can purchase the stock with a stop loss of Rs 257.

The stock of the company, on January 19, closed at Rs 263.20 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

The share price has seen a 52-week high of Rs 327.90 and a low of Rs 205 on BSE.

Current EPS & P/E ratio stood at 11.46 and 22.99 respectively.

Toronto, Jan 20 - IIFA will make magic, promised Bollywood stars Anil Kapoor and Preity Zinta as they announced that the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) awards would be held in this Canadian city in June.

"IIFA will create magic, IIFA will rock," said Anil Kapoor Wednesday announcing the 12th IIFA awards ceremony from June 23-25.

New Delhi, Jan 20 - Some of his Bollywood peers own one. But Saif Ali Khan says he has moved on from his dream of owning an Indian Premier League (IPL) team since he's "not a billionaire" and wants to focus on acting and production instead.

"We were at one point considering getting involved (in IPL), but now I think it's quite a blessing in disguise that we didn't, you know. It was far too expensive," Saif told IANS in a casual chat in his hotel room in the capital.

Filmmaker Dibakar Banerjee, who has brought actors Emraan Hashmi and Abhay Deol together for the first time for his film "Shanghai", says they will be seen in a new light in his movie.

"I have been aware of how people look at Abhay... they see him as this black sheep and dark horse. And I know when people think of Emraan, they think of a kiss. But in this film, equations will change and they will be seen in a very different light," Dibakar told IANS.

After making hard-hitting movies, three-time National Award winning filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar has moved to comedy with "Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji" and says he tried the gnere because he wanted to explore new avenues and take fresh challenges.

"I'm a person who never plans a film. I never follow a pattern. For me, it's challenging to try something new and I think as a filmmaker one should always take challenges and I feel one should explore different genres of cinema," Bhandarkar told IANS.

Mumbai, Jan 20 - The number of award ceremonies is growing in Bollywood, but many stars seem to be disillusioned with them. Aamir Khan was the first to boycott them, now Ajay Devgn has joined him, and others too feel there is no space for genuine talent at such events meant to garner publicity.

"I don't see any value in any of these award ceremonies I see around me nowadays. The ones I don't have value from my heart for, I don't go there," says Aamir.

However, he does value some.