Showing posts with label shahrukh khan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shahrukh khan. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 27
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Wednesday, December 21
My audience believes I can fly: SRK
Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who has been doing hardcore stunts for his film "Don 2: The King Is Back", says it's only the conviction of his fans that keeps him going. The actor says he did have initial jitters to jump off a 300-foot building.
Tuesday, December 20
Tuesday, December 13
The game-changers of 2011!
Rewind 2011
As much as I am tempted to say that 2011 has been a phenomenal year, it is kind of given considering that the entertainment industry is growing at a breathtaking pace.
However, 2011 does have its fair share of moments which made us proud, moments that made us cringe, moments that made us teary-eyed and moments that made us want to hide under a rock.
Starting from today, till the end of the year, Hitlist will stitch together those moments and talk about the personalities who were instrumental in making them possible. Happy reading.
-- Ed
They say rules are meant to be broken. But not everyone who talks of breaking the norm manages to carve a path of his or her own.
2011, fortunately has seen a powerful set of 'game changers', who have proven to be visionaries in their own might.
From a mainstream actress who proudly showed off her three 'tyre'-tummy, to a superstar who announced the news of becoming a father in a way as ingenuous as most of his movies, here are 2011's rebellious bests...
Bombaat Balan
There's little that hasn't already been said about this woman who changed the face (and body) of a leading lady in Bollywood. Post The Dirty Picture, Vidya Balan came to be known as the 'ballsiest' actor in the industry.
In the past five years, revealing extra ounces of flesh has become as sacrilegious as a lip-lock or a sex-scene back in the 70's. But when Vidya strutted around in micro-minis showing of a jelly-belly, it was more about shedding inhibitions, than clothes.
More so, it was a wake-up call for actresses who belong to a space where success rates are measured by the number of item numbers they bag. "In this film I have celebrated my body and I think we all should," says Vidya.
Daddy cool
Trust Aamir Khan's son to come into the world, making a statement. Azad Rao Khan is a probably the quietest Bollywood baby to be delivered, but still he managed to create all the right noises. When proud papa announced his arrival through IVF surrogacy, it was a lesson for many popular couples that still treat the method as a taboo. "This baby is especially dear to us because he was born to us after a long wait and some difficulty," said Aamir.
The Kolaveri chant
A romantic moonlit night, a heartbreak that follows, a glass of scotch and a few tears ingredients that describe the love life of every youngster. Add them in a song, and you've got a number that becomes the anthem of the youth. Some called Kolaveri racist, some others tagged it sexist, some called the language derogatory, and the rest called it a 'passing' craze. But surprising its critics, this Tanglish number (created in a little Chennai studio) left behind the most popular Bollywood hits to emerge as the most downloaded Indian song ever. Says Dhanush, "We created a song to show that angst. We're glad it's become so relatable."
Fire in the belly
Every year there's that one film which both curses and celebrates the unpredictability of life. For 2011, Delly Belly was that film and much more. The dark humour in the film (predominantly in English) resonated not just with the youth but with anyone who understands what it feels like when s*** hits the roof. With no item number, no romantic plot, no real hero or villan, the film defied most Bollywood conventions. It was the first and probably the only time a desi gaali became a chartbuster. "With DK Bose, we mock our flawed selves. None of us are perfect and the song signifies that," said Ram Sampat, the composer of the song. The film gave adult humour a new dimension hinting that our cinema is finally coming of age.
Queen Kapoor
From being the queen of soaps to ruling the big screen, Ekta Kapoor's dramatic transition is as surprising as laudable. Her films are everything her TV soaps are not, and 2011 stands testimony to that. From reviving the dead genre of Bollywood horror with Ragini MMS to providing a fresh perspective on Mumbai's crime scene in Shor in the City to giving us a flavour of the much-mocked upon 80's in The Dirty Picture, she is the one woman producer who has the brains and the b**** to give most others a run for their money.
The 'one' and only
Love it, hate it, but you couldn't ignore it. Shah Rukh Khan's RA.One changed the rules of the marketing game in more ways than one. We saw Mr Khan endorsing everything from bathing soaps to baniyaans, but that does not take away from the fact that this carpet-bombing marketing method ensured the footfalls SRK badly needed. RA.One also became the film with the most advanced visual effects, opening doors for many such ambitious ventures.
Also...
The Indian television media spoke out loud when they collectively took a stand to not cover the much-hyped arrival of the Bachchan baby. Though, it was looked upon as unfair regulation of the media, it eventually stood out as an example.
A rather provocative and bold Bengali film called Gandu made all attempts for public screenings at film festivals, despite oppositions from political parties. The film, has now been released online successfully reaching a large chunk of its target audience.
Stephen Speilberg's Tin tin for becoming the highest Hollywood animation grosser in India.
Actresses like Purna Jagannathan and Nargis Fakhri who made their Bollywood debuts post their 30s.
Courtesy : Mid day
Monday, December 12
Saturday, December 10
SRK Loves Kochi. Really?
Did Shah Rukh Khan really mean it when he said "I Love Kochi"?
The king of Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan made waves across the state when he made his visit to Kochi on Sunday afternoon to inaugurate a textile showroom here. More than SRK, the crowd was on the pinnacle of excitement when they got a glimpse of the superstar. But, guess the excitement got squashed when the star left the premises unheeding the major concern of the Kochiites Mullaperiyar Dam.
Friday, December 9
Tuesday, December 6
Anushka sharma : At a glance
She debuted with the girl-next-door act in 'Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi'. With 'Badmaash Company', she metamorphosed into an ultra glam chick, much to the delight of her fans.
She is out to prove that she is not a one-film wonder; she will be seen in a variety of roles in her upcoming films.
Anushka Sharma was born on May 1, 1988
Her father, Ajay Kumar Sharma, is an army officer. Says Anushka, 'I'm proud to be born as a soldier's daughter.'
Anushka was a successful model before entering Bollywood.
Anushka on modelling & acting: 'The only similarity between both these professions is that you need to look presentable in both. The hair, makeup, etc. The difference is that out there you're presenting it for the designer and here you're doing it for your director. Secondly, there is a lot more pleasure when you are a part of the film fraternity.'
Anushka made her debut in Shah Rukh Khan's 'Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi'.
Shah Rukh Khan is Anushka's favourite Bollywood actor.
Anushka on Shah Rukh Khan: 'I'm Shah Rukh's true-blue admirer. I always loved the way he conducted himself. Now after having worked with him I love him even more. Rab Ne...was like my school where Shah Rukh and Adi were my teachers.'
She won the Filmfare Best Female Debut Award for 'Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi'.
Her upcoming movie is 'Ladies vs Ricky Bahl'.
Anushka plays Ishika Desai in 'Ladies vs Ricky Bahl'. Sweet, intelligent and suave. Ishika, the ultimate sales girl, can sell a man his own soul. A sucker for exploring new horizons and her can-do spirit makes her take up the challenge for the most difficult sales pitch of her life.
On shifting base to Mumbai, 'I kept coming to Mumbai for modeling assignments. I decided to move into Mumbai a year ago with my mom, since my dad is posted out. I haven't bought my place. Right now I'm very comfortable in the army quarters. I don't feel the need to move from where I am.'
'I just say whatever comes to my mind. I am never on guard. I don't need to be because I'm heading the right way. I've got nothing to hide. I'm just too cool and love myself (laughs). I'm too straight-forward and people don't get that. Sometimes I get in trouble too,' says Anushka.
She is the brand ambassador of Vaseline.
Anushka has dated Ranveer Singh.
Courtesy : msn
Saturday, December 3
Hrithik Roshan is the sexiest Asian man
Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan has emerged as the sexiest Asian the World of the year 2011.According to a surveyconducted by the Eastern Eye Weekly, Hrithik, 37, beat off tough competition from high profile stars to top the 50-strong list. The popular A-list actor won by the biggest ever margin in the history of the men's list to topple last year's winner Ranbir Kapoor, who finished sixth.
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