SATYA HINDUJA talks about her unique solo track debut, composed especially for SIDDHARTH DHANVANT SHANGHVI'S second novel

She's is the lesser known of the Hindujas, having positioned herself as a behind-the-scenes person in Bollywood. But, make no mistake, Satya Hinduja is as talented and dynamic as her illustrious family. Yesterday, Ashok Hinduja's younger daughter, the female voice of the hit film track Fashion Ka Jalwa, made her unique solo debut Staircase — an original piece of music she composed for good pal and author Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi's second novel — The Lost Flamingoes of Bombay. 

Anurag Kashyap's next film has a scene inspired by a real-life horrific incident of sex ragging

Anurag Kashyap's forthcoming directorial venture Gulal will relive the horrors of a shocking sex-oriented ragging incident at a medical college that shook the entire Karnataka state. Its tremors were also felt across the country as people from various quarters expressed their seething anger and disgust at the torturous act. 

If we take prestigious international awards as benchmarks, our homegrown technicians have definitely surpassed the feats of our actors. From AR Rahman, Resul Pookutty to Gulzar and some other talented artists have engraved a name on the world cinema circuit permanently and looks like in the years to come people from this lot are set to bring home more glory. So, where does that leave the actors?

Sydney  - Federal Environment Minister Peter Garrett will lead his former rock band, Midnight Oil, at a star-studded benefit concert to be held in aid of Victoria's bushfire victims in Melbourne on March 14.

Garrett will reunite with his band for the concert, which will include American rockers Kings of Leon and iconic Australian band Hunters And Collectors, amongst others at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Midnight Oil last played at the WaveAid tsunami fundraiser at the Sydney Cricket Ground in 2005.

Naseeruddin Shah's son Imaad can't dance. However, we've learnt that this young actor, who wants to learn some moves, has been secretly taking dancing lessons from none other than Boman Irani. Well, here's a piece of info - Boman is a very good dancer in real life.

Imaad realized while shooting for Sooni Taraporewala's Little Zizou, which is a Parsi comedy film, that it was Boman who could be a dear friend and mentor when it came to dancing. Boman's character in the movie is that of a fun loving Parsi who loves to do the salsa.

The streets of Cape Town resembled a battlefield a few days ago. Well, it was not a real battle that was going on, but the shooting of Acid Factory.

Writer-turned-director Suparn Verma reveals that the explosions on the streets in broad daylight on a normal working day were necessary to give an authentic feel to the action sequences.

He says, "We shot in different locations in Cape Town during the daytime as well as at night. The streets were cleared even on a busy day during the week since we were shooting action sequences involving blasts and explosions. Cape Town certainly wore a deserted look."