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The Sumanth-Priyamani starrer directed by PG Sipivista and produced by Kumar Brothers on the banner of Kumar Brothers Cinema was titled `Rim Zim'. Vimala Raman is playing another female interest in this flick.

The shooting of the film was just completed at Goa. The producers say, `Our movie reflects the perspective and lifestyle of present generation youth. If a youngster simultaneously romances with two girls, the circumstances would be quite different and it obviously leads to troubles. What kind of troubles the youth faced is the basic subject of the film.

After successive failures, Balakrishna tasted a big success like `Simha'.

It seems Pakistan's pop icon Ali Zafar, who is now in Mumbai to pursue a career in movies has a lot of catching up to do on the who's who of the film industry. Last week at a party he failed to recognize Katrina Kaif although she is his co-star in the Yashraj film that Ali has signed.

Last week, Katrina spotted Ali, whom she had seen and liked in 'Tere Bin Laden', at a party. Knowing they were scheduled to work together, Katrina enthusiastically approached Ali. only to be greeted with a polite but blank smile.

Fox Star Studio India's `Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps' has indeed proved that Gordon Gekko still stands tall when it comes to matters of the financial world. 'Released on Sept 24th, the sequel to Oliver Stone's revolutionary 1987 film Wall Street, has received a tremendous response at the Indian box offices raking in a whopping Rs. 2.3 crore in the opening weekend itself.

New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) Punjabi pop singer Harbhajan Mann believes Bollywood and piracy are the reasons behind Punjabi pop music taking a backseat. He says he is not interested in singing for the Hindi film industry as he is happy with his individual identity.

"Six-seven years ago Punjabi music was popular at the national level, people used to love to listen to it. But now due to piracy, the sales of the albums have decreased," Mann, who came to 92.7 Big FM's studio here to promote his new album 'Wari Wari', told IANS.

The latest album from metalcore band is called "For We Are Many". This is the fifth album from this Massachusetts band. 30 second samples of each of the songs are available for streaming. This unique take would help the fans of the band to have an idea about the new album, before buying.

This album is scheduled for a 12th October release and would be released via Prosthetic Records/Razor and Tie. This is going to be the follow up of the band's last album "Overcome" that came out in the year