Katrina Kaif’s Hot Pics Collection
Katrina is never out of fashion! here are some nice pics of her collected over time.
Hot Bollywood Kisses!
Kisses have always been a big deal in Indian Cinema here is a collection of some famous kisses 
Shabana Azmi – An Overview
Shabana’s acting has been characterized by a life like real depiction of the roles played by her. Shabana’s debut to the small screen began with her acting in a soap opera with a cause, Anupama, that is, the unique or the unparallel. Shabana Azmi has been a committed social activist, active in fighting AIDS and injustice in real life.
Shabana Azmi has voiced her opinion on a variety of issues. Shabana Azmi’s long association with movies and her performances in them, as also her work as a social activist and an active parliamentarian, had been well and widely recognized, including conferment with several awards. Shabana Azmi appointed by SAARC as a goodwill ambassador. Shabana Azmi along with Sri Lankan cricketer Sanath Jayasuriya were finally selected by the SAARC member nations (namely Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal and Pakistan, Maldives, Sri Lanka and India) from a large number of nominations received to be the Goodwill Ambassador for this noble cause. Shabana's role as a Goodwill Ambassador would involve facilitating the implementation of SAARC regional strategy on HIV and AIDS. Shabana Azmi is the resurgent face of feminism of modern India. Shabanas striking countenance that fits into a vast spectrum of roles; coupled with her unmatched prowess, to emote and empathise with versatile characters, has made her hold sway on a genre of cinema for three decades. Shabana Azmi was born to poet-activist, the legendary Kaifi Azmi and Shaukat, an actress on September 18, 1950. Shabana, the adventurist came to fore, in her foray into the controversial subject like lesbianism, in Deepa Mehtas Fire (1996). Shabana, the actress of all seasons was included in the august jury of International Film Festivals held at Cairo and Montreal. Shabana is married to an equally famous poet-lyricist and screenwriter husband Javed Akhtar. Shabana has assumed a great stature in social activism. Shabana Azmi is always at the forefront in fight for a just cause whether it is for the cause of slum dwellers of Mumbai or for alleviation of those suffering from AIDS. Shabana addressed a corporate sector seminar on new millennium challenges in July last year. Shabana Azmi is also a committed social and political activist. Shabana wasa former member of the Rajya Sabha. Shabana Azmi, married to poetith utmost sincerity. Shabana Azmi (Hindi: ????? ?????, born 18September 1950 in New Delhi, India) is one of the leading actresses of parallel cinema. Shabana’s debut to the small screen began with her acting in a soap opera with a cause, Anupama, that is, the unique or theunparallel. Shabana Azmi has been a committed social activist, active in fighting AIDS and injustice in reallife. Shabana Azmi’s long association with movies and her performances in them, as also her work as a social activist and an activeparliamentarian, had been well and widely recognized, including conferment with several awards.
Mere Baap Pehle Aap, is a miserable remake…not worth to watch
Mere Baap Pehle Aap is a remake of the Malayalam hit Ishtam.Priyadarshan’s work seems to be just making the original film to suit Bollywood aesthetics and many times he is good at it.
The film has a few uproarious scenes in the first half but the second’s protracted emotional melodrama turns it into middle-of-the-road fare.
Janardhan Rane (Paresh Rawal) is a widower and a strict father who lives with his son Gaurav (Akshaye Khanna). Janardhan always manages to get into discomfited situations, thanks to his best friend Mathur’s (Om Puri) frantic pains to get married.
Shikha (Genelia D’Souza) is Gaurav’s good friend. And Anuradha (Shobana), Shikha’s guardian, is Janardhan’s first love. The film revolves around how Gaurav and Shikha try to unite Janardhan and Anuradha, and, in the process, fall in love.
The story of a son trying to get his father married is not a silly idea but such ideas are best if ideated rapidly, and this is where Priyadarshan fails to keep a tally. The first half is cheerful but the second is aimless on with twists and sub-plots, which devastate the film. Khanna flair for comedy is displayed adequately. Rawal is appropriately cast as Janardhan. Rawal and Khanna’s chemistry as the father-son duo keeps the film energetic during the boring time.
Om Puri manages to keep you in good note on most occasions. D’Souza is lively and a meet change in Priyadarshan’s films. Rajpal Yadav, has literally no role to pay. Naseeruddin Shah is brought in for a tedious climax but leaves his mark.
The music leaves no impact. A realistic director like Priyadarshan should have thought twice before attempting such futile fabrication of making a remake picture for the Bollywood, for the reason that the plot was pertinent for the mallu mass but not appropriate for Bollywood, as their potential, mind-set, and viewpoint are absolutely dissimilar to that of South Indians which Priyadarshan should have kept in mind.
From the critic point of view the film stands on the grade of an average only.
Alisha Chinai speaks her mind
After giving super hits like Kajra re and It's rocking, playback singer Alisha Chinai has spoke her mind.
"Playback singers always get relegated to the sidelines. They continue to be underdogs of the music industry. We really need to be paid. I've been fighting for 10 years," reacted the disheartened Alisha.
"I've always maintained a parallel music career outside the movies. In the movies, they think they're doing me a favour. An average film star gets Rs20 million (Dh2 million), and a playback singer gets Rs20,000 to 25,000 (Dh2,000 to 2,500). Even when a song like Kajra re becomes a runaway hit, I don't benefit. We’re paid the pits."
The invention of music director Bappi Lahiri , Alisha initially sang disco numbers in films like Dance Dance, Commando, Guru and Love Love Love. In 1996, she recorded the hit album Made in India.
Last year she released another non-film album, and one of the tracks, Shut up and kiss me had formed a whisk. But Alisha says: "It was a very audacious and upfront song. I'm glad people saw it with a sense of humor. It was sexy, but not gross. So there were no raised eyebrows."
Few years back, Alisha had formed a disagreement with the song Sexy, sexy for Karisma Kapoor in Khuddar. The words had to be changed to mollify the moralists.
A great believer in astrology Alisha said, "My astrologer had predicted that the end of my bad phase would start with Kajra re. That song resurrected my career, thanks to Aishwarya Rai who looked awesome. To be honest, I enjoy the thought of singing for Aishwarya, Kareena Kapoor and Vidya Balan.
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