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When the word was finally leaked out that Hrithik had crooned for his latest offering, Kites, the fans obviously were eager to hear him. He admits that he had tried to improve his singing skills and was nervous when it came to singing. Apparently he is also worried by the audience reaction!

"It was time to face the music, literally!" the actor says. "I have tried to sing for Kites and the idea was to be honest to the grammar and hence there is no lip-syncing involved here. I was quite embarrassed and obviously nervous. I am hoping that I will not judged by the telecast sound quality," he adds.

MINISSHA LAMBA , who is happy with the audience response to Well Done Abba, tells JYOTHI VENKATESH that though Kidnap did not do well at the box office, she has no regrets because she is keen on to be part of commercial films

How ecstatic were you when you received Shyam Benegal's offer to act in Well Done Abba?

Toronto, April 1 - BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) reported 35 percent jump in its revenue over the previous fiscal year, netting in $15 billion in fiscal 2010.

The world leader in wireless communication posted a net profit of $2.46 billion for the current fiscal year ending Wednesday - up 29.8 percent from the previous year.

Youngistaan's heartthrob Ranbir Kapoor has played many different characters starting from a lover-boy to a Casanova to an honest salesman; but for the first time ever he will be seen in a fantasy-adventure act in Pepsi The Game's Level I that goes on air this week on TV (March 31 onwards).

In the wake of promoting films differently every production house along with the director of the film tries to come up with new promotional strategies.

If Aamir Khan can promote his film 3 Idiots changing his avatar and going to his mother's home town Allahabad and Shahrukh Khan can get the International market to buy his film at the highest bidding rate then why can't Director Prakash Jha play up with his Rajneeti .

It has been revealed by a new study that one five-minute session of acupuncture can significantly help cure the fear of going to the dentist.

Patients who had previously avoided dentist were recruited during the study by the researchers and found that they were able to undergo dental treatment after receiving a session of acupuncture.

Reports telegraph. co. uk further tell that the study looked at 16 women and four men who were all afraid of going to the dentist. They were given sessions of acupuncture, which targeted two specific points at the top of the head.