Showing posts with label bollyhood. Show all posts
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Sunday, August 19, 2007

NISHA KOTHARI UNPLUGGED: I REVEAL BECAUSE I LOOK SEXY IN A SHORT SKIRT OR HOT PANTS


ON HER PROPENSITY TO SHED CLOTHES ON SCREEN
I have a beautiful body and can carry any outfit with grace. If I reveal or do intimate scenes that's only because I am convinced the role needs it. The director has to convince me that the scene is required, and I know that I look sexy and not vulgar donning a short skirt or hot pants.


ON HER CHARACTER GHUNGROO IN RAMGOPAL VARMA KI AAG
It's a very peppy character. She is a tapori who puffs beedi (hopelessly imitating her favourite actor Rajnikanth), drives an autorickshaw (called Laila) and looks after her parents. People are bound to compare this character with Basanti played by Hemaji in Sholay, but though both have the same flavour -- they are entirely different in attitude, and have been treated differently. I am sure people will love me and my character.


ON WORKING WITH SUSHMITA SEN, AJAY DEVGAN, AND EMRAAN HASHMI
There was a time when I would dream of working with these stars and today I am sharing the screen space with them. It is like a dream come true. The best part is that these senior actors make the newcomer feel so comfortable on the sets that you feel you have been working for ages with them.


ON HER LOVE FOR DANCE
You just have to put on the music and I can break into a jig. I love to dance and sometimes when I am feeling low, I put on soft music and dance


ON WHAT SHE LOVES TO DO GENERALLY
I either play video games, work out or catch up with my sleep. I don't party at all. I am a traditional person and like to maintain a low profile. I have a long way to go and I am concentrating only on my work.

Wednesday, July 4, 2007

STRANGE PREDICAMENT: BOLLYWOOD STARS ARE REAPING THE RICHES, BUT THE FILMS ARE FALLING LIKE NINE PINS AT THE BOX-OFFICE

Bollywood has been hit by dismal box office sales in the first half of the year. Its music and action blockbusters have flopped, as Indians paid out for low-budget, quirky films and Hollywood sequels instead. Almost 45 out of 55 films that made it to the cinemas so far in 2007 have bombed, plunging revenues by 40 per cent compared to the same period last year.

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Tuesday, July 3, 2007

BIPASHA BASU GETS READY TO SIZZLE IN RAAZ-2, MAHESH BHATT'S SENSUOUS SEQUEL TO RAAZ

# AAMIR KHAN AND SALMAN KHAN TO COME TOGETHER?

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# WILL SRK's CHAK DE INDIA DO A LAGAAN FOR INDIAN HOCKEY?
Will Shah Rukh Khan revive people's interest in hockey with his new film Chak De India in which he plays a women's team coach? Former hockey greats believe the Bollywood Badshah might just score for the national sport in this regard. Hockey, we all know, lags far behind cricket, football and even tennis in the Indian popularity stakes. Our sportsmen are making their mark internationally in other disciplines, but the national sport is languishing. So there is all round appreciation that Bollywood has decided to do something about it. SRK and Chak De India might just be the shot in the arm that hockey so desperately needs, feel sports people who also follow films. It might encourage youth to take up hockey again.

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# HERE'S BIPASHA'S LATEST RAAZ
Sultry siren Bipasha Basu, who shot to fame with Mahesh Bhatt's Raaz, will sizzle once again in the sequel too.

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