Friday, March 4, 2011

5 actresses enhance beauty with plastic surgeries

When we look at ourselves in the mirrors all we look at our imperfection. We all wish something or the other. Some wished that their nose was of perfect shape, their cheeks much fuller while others wished that they had the perfect jaw line with the perfect Cupid ’s bow shaped lips or the bee stung lips. In the tinsel town of Bollywood, actresses just have to call up their doctors to get them repaired.


SHILPA SHETHI

When we look at ourselves in the mirrors all we look at our imperfection. We all wish something or the other. Some wished that their nose was of perfect shape, their cheeks much fuller while others wished that they had the perfect jaw line with the perfect Cupid ’s bow shaped lips or the bee stung lips. In the tinsel town of Bollywood, actresses just have to call up their doctors to get them repaired.


BIPASHA BASU


Then we have Bipasha Basu, the Ajnaabi girl who’s Raaz has been unveiled, she got a nose job, a face job and well the list goes on. Bipasha the sexy siren has a hot bod to flaunt and the looks to kill. Her surgeon has done a wonderful job and this bomb shell has drove millions of men around the world including John and yes Chistiano crazy and wanting to be her Lucky Boy.


PRIYANKA CHOPRA


When it comes to the former Miss World, we have the Saat Khoon Maaf actress Ms Priyanka Chopra who has redone her lips. She got her Lip Job done twice and well she has achieved those lips to die for. The bee stung lips are absolutely kissable. It’s a hard time for men to take their eyes off her lips, she has a perfect body as well and it is not God but her cosmetologist who would be knowing how she achieved it. But those luscious lips definitely make us drooling for more.


KARISHMA KAPOOR

Karishma Kapoor had a fairy tale make over, right from the start of her career when she looked absolutely down to earth and then a few years down the line, with the movie Raja Hindustani we saw the sea change in her. Not just with her acting style and voice but with her face. It took us some time to fathom who she was. The miracle doctor proved to the world that the worlds of plastics are here to stay and it can actually not just make you look a dream girl, but also increases your fan base with all the publicity.

HEMA MALINI

Now when we talk of dream girls how can we forget our dream girl Hema Malini. It took her surgeon to make her 5 tones fairer and advanced technology to make her the dream girl of millions.

Hail the world of plastics!!!


Sunday, September 20, 2009

John Abraham




Bollywood hunk John Abraham, who is famous for his passion for biking, has no desire to settle down soon as the actor believes that he is already married to his bikes.

John Abraham says that he will think about marrying a girl only after he adds four more bikes to his collection.

“I love motorcycles, I am married to them and I have had a honeymoon period with them. I don’t let anyone sit on my
bikes or touch them,” the actor said.

It is said that the 36-year-old actor is so protective of his bikes that even his girlfriend of seven years actress Bipasha Basu doesn’t like to sit on them.

“Bipasha doesn’t like sitting behind me on bikes as I keep complaining about the bike getting scratched or damaged,” said the actor, who has been chosen the brand ambassador for Yamaha Motor in India.

The actor, who made a whole new statement in Bollywood with his biking acts in action-oriented Movie like Dhoom, was in the capital to launch new bike models from Yamaha.

Abraham also recalled his first encounter with a bike.

“I first saw my brother’s bike when I was a 11-year-old kid. I fell in love with it right then, but my brother never
let me touch his bike,” said the actor.

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Kareena Kapoor Gets Her Wish Fulfilled


Kareena Kapoor’s long time wish has finally come true. Bebo always wanted to work with director Imtiaz Ali who gave her a huge hit with ‘Jab We Met’ and was quite disappointed when he Deepika Padukone opposite Saif Ali Khan for the actor’s first debut production venture ‘Love Aaj Kal’. It was Imtiaz who brought out the best from the Kapoor girl in ‘Jab We Met’ and so keen was Kareena to work with the director that she insisted that Imtiaz should do the direction of an ad which was offered to her. So, now Imtiaz has been roped in for that ad which will reportedly be shot in Punjab and will have a setting very similar to the backdrop of ‘Jab We Met’. The supposedly ‘funny, witty and cool’ ad will Kareena dressed up as a feisty Punjabi kudi in salwar-kameez cavorting through the mustard fields.

So, that why they say, if you wish really hard, the wishes do come true.

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

AMRITA RAO

Amrita Rao represents one of the most earthly faces in Bollywood. Known for her sensitive portrayals, Amrita Rao has one of the sought after actresses in town. Of late she has created ripples for being the person behind the much talked about Shahid-Kareena breakup. Basking in the glory of her latest Telegu hit ATHIDI opposite southern super star Mohan Babu, Rao speaks to Ruhail Amin about her life and career.

ATHIDI is doing very well?
Yes it's a very good feeling that this romantic comedy has become a super duper hit in Andhra Pradesh. It has grossed more the
n six and a half crores. We all had worked very hard on this film. When your effort is rewarded like this, it obviously feels great.

Your name is being dragged in the Shahid-Kareena break up?
I would not want to comment on a thing as stupid as this. In fact, I am very close to Kareena and she praised my performance in VIVAAH. Even Shahid and I share a great rapport despite what people write about us.

But will this affect your friend
ship with Shahid?
No we both are part of this industry and very well know that links ups go with this profession. Shahid has been really sweet and called me for the premier of JAB WE MET.


You mostly play girl next door roles, besides this, what would you want to experiment with?
I want to play a psychotic killer. Out and out action flicks will also be interesting. It would really be nice, if producer made films in which the girl next door was shown to be sexy, hot and intelligent. Have we not seen many such common girls, who have gone on to become big names in various fields?

You are very careful in choosing scripts, no vulgarity for you?
Yes I can never do a role in which I am not comfortable. But if you give another item number like DEEWAR, I am game for it. In fact ‘Marhaba’ was beautifully picturized, I believe there is a very thin but distinct line between being sensuous and crass.

None of your characters have been overboard and wild?
I always like to play characters which people can easily identity with. Hence Poonam in VIVAAH, Sanjana Bakshi in MAIN HOON NA and Payal in ISHQ VISH. All these portrayals came across as warm and sweet girls.

Coming to VIVAAH, you have called it your best film till date?
Yes, it was very tough to play that character, since she hardly ever spoke. So, I had to express all the emotions through my eyes mostly. It was pretty straining, but fulfilling as an actress.

But Vivah has been panned by the critics as being too sweet?
For all the critics, my simple answer is that the film is based on a real life incident, which took place just a few years ago. Honestly even I was not sure of the validity of the idea but Suraj ji was confident about the concept and he proved right in the end.


You are also doing a fi
lm with Shyam Benegal. How’s it working with him?
Shyam Benegal is one of the most sensible filmmakers of this era and the best part is that he does not get driven by the commercial formula but always attempts to address relevant social concerns through his cinema. It’s a matter of great honour for me to be playing part in his upcoming film.

Among the male stars you have worked with, who are you comfortable with on screen?
Well actually all. If you act with a very good actor he automatically brings out the best in you as well. SRK in MAIN HOON NA was great to work with. Even Shahid and I always share great screen chemistry. I’m sure the audiences love to see us together.

What new films are you planning?
I have two films slated for release. First is Anil Kapoor's home production SHORT CUT, with Akshaye Khanna and Arshad Warsi in which I have an out and out glamourous role. We had a great time doing this film. Next is E Niwas's MY NAME IS ANTHONY GONSALVES, which will hit the marquee around January.

MINISSHA LAMBA



Minissha Lamba wooed everyone with her superwoman antics in HONEYMOON TRAVELS PVT LTD and her very commendable tango dance became the talking point of the film. The petite YAHAAN actress is now looking forward to 2008 as four of her films are lined up for release. Minissha gets candid in a freewheeling chat.

Lately we haven’t seen too much of you onscreen.
I was just shooting all this while which is why you haven’t seen much of me. One of my films DUS KAHANIYAAN has just released. I have four releases lined up next year. Samar Khan’s SHOURYA where I get to play an investigative journalist, Sanjay Gadhvi’s KINDNAP where I’m playing a 19-year old girl, Ananth Mahadevan’s ANAMIKA which has me as a simple girl who gets married in a rich household and Siddarth Anand’s Untitled film which is a romantic comedy.

Tell us about DUS KAHANIYAAN?
My story is called POORANMASHI which is adapted from Kartar Singh Duggal's short story of the same name. It’s about a mother-daughter relationship and how one full moon night changes their life completely. I play a rustic village belle where pride, honour and virtue are top most qualities people abide by. It’s directed by Meghna Gulzar and I had a blast doing it. It was a fulfilling experience.

Is life looking up for you? Are you happy with the way things are shaping up?
I am extremely happy with the way my career is shaping up. I have chosen the films I have believed in and those I always wanted to be a part of. And if this means doing fewer films, so be it. I am proud of all the films I’ve done and God has been very kind and gracious. It has been a beautiful journey so far. I came from a non filmi background with no Godfather here in the industry. YAHAAN was my debut film and
I’ve learnt a lot since then. But regardless of your lineage and stature, you have to go through the grind as no one has it easy here. I am eagerly awaiting 2008 and things are definitely looking up for me.

In hindsight, what do you think of ANTHONY KAUN HAI and ROCKY? ANTHONY KAUN HAI was a fantastic film but unfortunately because of its untimely release, it got sandwiched between two other films. That probably impacted its fate but I’m still glad I did it. ROCKY was an interesting experiment. It was going back to how films used to be made. I have absolutely no regrets doing both the films. I think both the films helped me evolve as an actor.


How do you zero in on a film?

I should enjoy reading the script and it has to be a story I believe in. My co-stars, banner and other issues are secondary. The script has to be invigorating enough to sustain my attention.

Is there a dream role on your wish list?
I want to do a full action film and a hardcore comedy film.

One actor you’d like to romance onscreen?
We have so many amazing actors. It’s extremely difficult to single out one. I’d love to romance them all.

Lately there were reports about you getting cozy with Aftab Shivdasani at a Mumbai nightclub. Also, a lot was made out of your off-screen chemistry wit
h HONEYMOON TRAVELS… co-star Abhay Deol.
I choose to be nonchalant. The fact is simple. If entertainment journalism thrives on gossip and hearsay, we don’t have a way out. As an actor and a public figure, you are bound to be written and gossiped about. And if you can’t handle it, you shouldn’t be here.

What else is happening on the professional front?
I think it’s just the right moment for me. Time is ripe for my filmi career. I am looking forward to a variety of roles.

Vidya Balan


Lately, Vidya Balan has earned a reputation for getting into controversies over refusal of roles or disagreeing with costume designers. The actress clarifies about some of the misunderstandings

Tell us about BHOOL BHULAIYA?
That’s my next release. I play the catalyst in the film that opens the door to a chain of events. I am very excited about the film. It's a psychological thriller in true sense. I loved being directed by Priyadarshan.

You were criticized for your look in HEYY BABYY?
As a team, Manish Malhotra (fashion designer for me in HEYY BABYY) should have worked better. I think it was the collective responsibility of Manish Malhotra and myself.

You had put on lots of weight in the recent past?
Yes.

Why did you allow it to happen?
I think I had allowed things to drift. I should have looked after myself more. But it's fine now. I am gyming a lot now and keeping as fit as a fiddle.

You had problems with Aki Narula’s clothes while shooting for Ramesh Taurani’s film in Canada?
Such things happen. It's not a big deal.
I don't know why the media went ballistic about it. Aki left the clothes and came away to India. I didn't like some of the clothes because I felt that they didn't go with the character. So, I went to shop on my own. That was fun.

All is not well between you and your mentor Pradeep Sarkar?
Yeah. Dada (Sarkar) was offended when I refused LAAGA CHUNARI MEIN DAAG (that role has been done by Konkona Sen Sharma).

How long will his heartburn last?
That I can’t say. But knowin
g Dada, I am sure that he will come around.

Why did you turn down La
aga...?
Dada wanted me to shoot in January '07 but I had committed those dates for HEYY BABYY a year before.

Why couldn't you adjust th
e dates?
That was next to impossible. Akshay Kumar, Fardeen Khan and Riteish Deshmukh were not free for a long time after that, and I surely cannot com
pel them.

You refused Sudhir Mishra too when he offered you to play the lead in KHOYYA KHOYYA CHAND (that role has been done by Soha Ali Khan)?
I had a few question
s on the role.

Sudhir didn't take it well?
That's right. But I hope that he understands one day. There was no personal agenda. An actor does have queries sometimes.

On Shaji Karun's SURYAMUKHI, w
hich you didn’t accept?
I loved that role and wanted to do it. But the film got delayed. When they finally decided to start shooting, I was leaving for Jaipur for BHOOL BHULAIYA shoot. That's the only reason. Surely, I can't be in two different cities at the same time.

Interview : Lara Dutta


Lara Dutta is in the news lately for her break-up with her live-in boyfriend Kelly Dorje. Despite intensive efforts to make her drop her guard, she does not discuss her private life. However, she is not sulking.

What are you playing in Partner, which releases this Friday?
I am playing a snoopy, nosey journalist who is always hunting for scoops, hanging on window sills and chased down the streets. Often, she is in trouble, But there’s a hero in her life Salman who keeps landing up wherever she finds herself in a hot soup.

This role must have helped you to understand a journalist’s job?
I have always understood a journalist’s job. I understand that you guys are just doing your job in a competitive industry.


So, how are you spending your time other than having work meetings?
I am planning to go to Bangalore to my parents for few days.

You said you understand a journalist’s job. I can’t refrain asking you about your split with Kelly?
No comments. I don’t want to add to the speculation.

If you clarify, the speculation will in fact end…
I don’t think so.

Your fans want to know…

I am answerable to my fans about my professional life. I will make sure that even if they don’t like my film, they won’t be disappointed with my work. But I am not answerable to them about my personal life.


It’s said that Kelly was upset with your male-bonding with some co-actors…
What male bonding! I did Andaz and I was linked up with Akshay Kumar. Is it my fault that if the media falls for the most tried and tested ploy of promoting a film? Ask Kelly (laughs).

Well, I did speak to him today. But like you, he too did not spill the beans…
(Laughs)

Relationships and break-up
s are commonly heard when an actor’s film releases. Is the Kelly-Lara break-up a publicity stunt?
I don’t know (laughs).

Okay, let’s go back to Pa
rtner. Isn’t it a copy of Hitched?
Partner is inspired from Hitched. The story is similar. There’s a Casanova guy (Salman) who helps the fumbling guy (Govinda) to woo the woman of his dreams. David Dhawan has of course brought in his sensibilities into the film. And I must add something (pauses).

Go ahead…
Govinda is outstanding in the film.
He has taken Partner to a different level. This is his real comeback film. I had very little interaction with him in Bhagam Bhag and did not realise his full worth.

About Salman?
Salman and his brother Sohail (producer) made me very comfortable. They treated me like family.

Your last film Jhoom Barabar Jhoom (JBJ) didn’t do well. It’s rated as Yash Raj’s biggest flop till date…
Post-mortems can be a dime-a-dozen. We worked very hard for it and were very disappointed when it didn’t do well. Shaad has his own blend of cinema. If you see his previous film Bunty Aur Babli, some people had loved it but some people had even hated it. I think that I got away the most unscathed (laughs). I haven’t signed anything on the dotted line after JBJ, but I am reading far more bigger and interesting scripts than ever before.

Apart from having work meetings, what else are you doing presently?
I might go to my parents in Bangalore for few days.