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After a long gap, the sparkling beauty Rani Mukerji was finally seen in the latest release 'No One Killed Jessica'. However, while the post release promotion was going full swing, Rani disappeared suddenly for few days, as per sources. The buzz is that the pretty girl went to a religious place to offer her prayers while some say that Rani was busy fulfilling her 'Mannat'. Apparently, Rani has been eagerly hoping for this flick to score a hit. The response so far seems quite positive.

File Photo Right now, the most talked about girl is Shweta Tiwari and the reason for that is her win at the Bigg Boss 4 reality show. However, she was reportedly sharing her thoughts when she revealed that she is single and has no boyfriend. Shweta has taken a divorce from actor Raja Chaudhary and has a daughter. She wants to use the prize money of Bigg Boss for the upbringing of her daughter. As for her relationships, she has no clue as to when and what anything will happen.

Veteran Bollywood producer Firoz Nadiadwala’s upcoming movie Power has performed its ‘muhurat’ today in presence of the big stars of the film including megastar Amitabh Bachchan, Sanjay Dutt, Anil Kapoor and Ajay Devgn. All these stars gathered together in on a specially designed set at Hotel JW Mariott in Juhu to give their first shot for Power. Rajkumar Santoshi is the writer and director of this action thriller. The four stars made their presence felt during the ‘muhurat’ despite their hectic schedules as Ananth Chaturdashi is considered to be a very auspicious occasion. Once ‘muhurat’ was considered to be a very sacred tradition in Bollywood and this film has made a comeback of this age old practice. Speaking on this, Santoshi said that he and Firoz had planned to make a proper announcement of this big film as they wanted bring their well-wishers together. Power is supposed to be the costliest movie in India cinema. However, Santoshi is not willing to discuss the figure but said th...

"Doing something different is what makes acting fun. I get bored of doing the same thing every day myself, So when you are challenged with something, you want to perform better, you want to do well. And when you get success out of something which is hugely challenging, the satisfaction and gratification is tremendous. I think that has been an ambition for me," said the actress, who is currently hosting an action-adventure show Fear Factor - Khatron Ke Khiladi 3, aired on  Colors . The show is shot in  Brazil  and involves many challenging tasks, including fighting off creepy crawlies, as well as underwater and mid-air stunts. Directed by Siddharth Anand, Anjaana Anjaani is about two strangers who bump into each other when they are going through  the lowest  point in their lives, and have gone to the same place to commit suicide. "With so many suicides happening, it is a topic of discussion in India now. The greatest thing about this film, I feel is that, it is ...

Lara Dutta and Mahesh Bhupathi had initially denied having any romantic involvement with each other. Lara Dutta, Ex miss universe, who had come out of a long living in relationship with model turned actor Kelly Dorjee, was linked with another model turned actor Dino Morea for a while. Mahesh Bhupathi's marriage to ex model Shveta Jaishankar was going through some rough times too. Thats when Lara and Mahesh met each other, as Lara was a client of Bhupathi's celebrity management company. Shveta later accused them of cheating her as they were seen together even before her divorce with Bhupathi came through. For a long time the couple denied rumours of involvement, perhaps waiting for Mahesh's divorce to come through. However, recenlty the couple seemed to be ready to come out in the open about their relationship as they made appearances together at many events and were even said to be hunting for a home. Looks like thats all in the past now. The couple got engaged last week in...

“Peepli Live” will go down in Indian cinematic history as one of the nation’s best satires. But, how much of it is original? The basic plot line of the film – of a media jamboree being made from a small incident – is similar to Oscar winner Billy Wilder’s 1951 satire “Ace in the Hole” (aka “The Big Carnival”) where a journalist blows up a simple story of a man trapped in a mine into a national scoop. A media gold-rush results while the man dies. Debutant director Anusha Rizvi says: “It’s a compliment to compare my film with a great director like Billy Wilder. But I saw the film around 10 months back when some friends told me of it. But ‘Peepli Live’ had almost been finished by then.” While the Wilder film was a satire only on the media and gossip-fetish, “Peepli Live” paints a much larger canvas. At the forefront is a farmer’s suicide and how this is turned into a ‘nautanki’ (farce show) by the media and politicians. “Peepli Live”, despite being fiction, holds a mirror to our consum...