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Asin recalls moments from the London Dreams shoot So what?s the most bizarre rumour you?ve heard about yourself recently? (Laughs) Oh, there?ve been hundreds of them, from Salman (Khan) and me dating each other to us having a fight and now no longer being on talking terms.

Mumbai, Oct 29 (ANI): Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan promoted his forthcoming fantasy movie 'Aladin' and said it is a contemporary form of the old fable.

For the past 555 posts, India?s most famous man, Amitabh Bachchan, has been blogging daily on the Internet. One pet peeve that?s repeatedly come out of his writing is the Indian press. He?s taken on pretty much every film or non-film journo along the way. His upcoming film, after this week?s release Aladin, is Rann, a take on TV news.

Danny Boyle, the Oscar-winning director of Slumdog Millioniare, is back in the city. On Thursday, Boyle is scheduled to meet the trustees of the Jai Ho Trust, which was set up by him and Christian Colson, producer of Slumdog Millionaire, to provide for the welfare of two of the youngest actors in the film, Azharuddin Ismail and Rubina Ali.

Looks like Akshay Khanna?s loss has become Abhay Deol?s gain. Deol, who has carved a niche for himself and is venturing into production with his banner, Forbidden Films, is not only producing Navdip Singh?s Basra, but is also acting in it. He replaces Akshaye Khanna as a RAW (Research and Analysis Wing) officer.

After impressing critics and audiences with her compositions in 'Unnaipol Oruvan' which stars her father Kamal Haasan, Shruti Haasan is back to acting, and the first one she's signed is a Telugu movie where she'll be cast opposite Siddharth of Rang de Basanti fame.

After shooting for Housefull, Deepika Padukone believes that comedy is tough business She's four films old, has three more in her kitty is already a top name in the business.

Mumbai, Oct 28 (ANI): Bollywood actor Kareena Kapoor promoted her upcoming movie 'Kurbaan' at a gala event here last evening.

Mumbai, Oct. 27 -- He may not have had a hit so far, but actor Harman Baweja says girls are crazy about him... Apart from films, what creative hobbies do you indulge in?

The third day of the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW) witnessed a volley of premium showings by participating designers. Sanchita, Namrata Joshipura, Manish Gupta, Vineet Bahl, Sanskar by Sonam Dubal, Pashma, Vineet Bahl, Small Shop by Jason and Anshu Arora and Varun Bahl ? all offered what a commercial runway needs ? stylish, well finished and saleable designer wear.

It?s quite common these days for an actor to come up with a story for a film. The latest entrant to this creative breed is Kunal Kapoor, who established himself as an actor with Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra?s Rang De Basanti.

She tasted success with her debut venture Luck By Chance, and now she is ready with another project starring Farhan Akhtar. The filmmaker thinks that there is more scope for experimenting as the palette of Indian cinema is changing. Srishti Jha catches up with the director at the ongoing Osian's film festival in New Delhi.

Designers are clearly stepping out of their comfort zone and trying their best to prep up even the simplest of outfits. Day Two at the WIFW saw this phenomenon in the form of jazzy necklines, flouncy hemlines and bowed belts.

He remains an enigma, even at 68, effortlessly experimenting with roles and films, which actors half his age would think twice to take up. In a well-guarded interview (he records all his interviews), actor Amitabh Bachchan talks about life as a working sexagenarian and playing a 12-year-old son to his son Abhishek Bachchan.

As the Mumbai Film Festival gets ready to roll out an extravaganza of 200 films, here's a must-watch list The Informant (USA) This dark comedy film by Steven Soderbergh is based on a non-fiction book about Mark Whitacre written by Kurt Eichenwald.

Madhur Bhandarkar believes that Jail will bring about positive change In a kinder world, Madhur Bhandarkar would have been called a crusader.

Neil Nitin Mukesh on why it's fun to be an 'alpha male' Neil Nitin Mukesh likes being an "alpha male".

One can still hear every third person on the street singing or humming Raat ke dhai baje (Kaminey) or Genda Phool (Delhi 6). That?s the effect Rekha Bhardwaj has on people?s minds. She has certainly struck a chord with audiences. Her songs have brought back an earthiness to Indian music ? especially Bollywood that was gently veering itself towards western music.

Versatile actor, performer of the century, down-to-earth co-artist - Chittaranjan Kolhatkar's demise has left behind a flood of memories of the thespian artist With Chittaranjan Kolhatkar's demise, an era in Marathi theatre came to end.

The very fact that key-ing in the words 'This is it'on Google gives out 135 crore results, proves how popular the film has become even much before its release.