Mahesh Bhatt while revealing that Sunny Leone

Always knew that she is a very shy person. Just because she is a porn star doesn’t mean that she has lost her feminine quality of being shy. During the lovemaking scene with Randeep she was finding it very difficult to do it comfortably, Bhatt, who is producing the film.All that glitters is not gold, all soldiers are not brave, all holy men are not holy and all porn stars are not bold. At times reality is different, added the filmmaker.

The Indo-Canadian adult star of Punjabi origin was finalised for the role by Bhatt during her stint in the reality show Bigg Boss 5.

Everyone was surprised with her shyness, but I understood that it will be difficult for her. It’s not easy to shoot a lovemaking scene; it is a very demanding thing.

who shot lovemaking scenes with Mahie Gill in Sahib Biwi Aur Gangster, was equally uncomfortable while shooting the scenes.

Shetty is a proud mother of a healthy!

Shilpa Shetty becomes a proud mother of a healthy baby boy today on May 21 at the Hinduja Hospital in Mumbai under the exper hands of Dr. Kiran Coelho. Raj Kundra was by Shilpa’s side from the beginning till the time she was admitted till her delivery at the break of dawn. Raj and his family and Shilpa’s entire family, including mother Sunanda and sister Shamita, were present.God has blessed us with a beautiful baby boy. Both mother and baby are fine.

Congratulatory messages have already begun to pour in on Twitter. Bipasha Basu said, @TheShilpaShetty and Raj Congratulations on the birth of ur lil baby boy!

Remo’s স্মৃতি Ranbir Kapoor!

Ranbir Kapoor বলিউডে সর্বাপেক্ষা প্রত্যাশিত নট এবং বোধগম্য কারণ তার জন্য সুতরাং প্রতি filmmakersএর দ্বারা চাওয়া হয়। তাসের টেক্কা choreographer Remo D’Souzaএর একটি নৃত্য চলচ্চিত্রের জন্য তার wish-listে Ranbir Kapoor খুব রয়েছে। Remo আমাদেরকে, “I বিস্ময় বলেছিল জন্য Ranbir Kapoor hasn’t একটি নৃত্য চলচ্চিত্র এখনও করেছিল। আমি একটি ভাল dancer ভাবি he’sই এবং মহান কুশলী। Shahid এবং Hrithik সর্বোত্তম কোনও দ্বন্দ্ব নয় কিন্তু Ranbirএর ভাল নাচতে সম্ভাব্য রয়েছে। তার একটি নৃত্য চলচ্চিত্র সুতরাংএর। আমি একটি বড় পরিচালক নই কিন্তু যদি আমি একটি সুযোগ পাই, একটি নৃত্যে তাকে নিক্ষেপ করেতে I’d প্রেম চলচ্চিত্র orientেছিলাম। আমি ‘ABCDএর জন্য আমি ” Remois গোলাগুলি বর্তমানের জন্য he’d তারিখ আশা করি, যে কেউ dance’তে পারি, যেটি India’s প্রথম ৩d নৃত্য চলচ্চিত্র। এইটি নেতৃত্ব ভূমিকাতে Prabhu Deva এবং Ganesh Acharya অভিনয় করে। চলচ্চিত্র dancingএর সম্বন্ধে কেবল হবে।

Katrina Kaif doesn't really care how she looks

When Bollywood beauty Katrina Kaif declared to tabloid!: "Dress for comfort on a long-haul flight, it doesn't matter how you look," you might be tempted to think that she is one of those stars who wouldn't care less if she was caught without make-up.

But her actions spoke louder than her words. In the midst of our interview on Thursday in Dubai, we were rudely interrupted by her hairdresser who scampered next to her to arrange her already perfect curls cascading down her shoulder. Our photographer was also given a stern instruction only to take pictures above the waist as the Raajneeti star was in her ballerina pumps. So much for her "it doesn't matter how you look" mantra.

But that aside, the brand ambassador for Etihad Airways said all the right things and drummed up enough emotion on topics that excited her. Surprisingly, the face of a UAE airline was reluctant about speaking about her best or worst holiday experience but was far more articulate when it came to being Bollywood's most searched celebrity on the internet [her name throws up a whopping 41,500,000 results on Google, previous top hit Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's name generates only 40,300,000 results].

"I think it's fun. Because, it means that people are interested in you. It's a sign that people will come and see your work. No matter how they term it - say cute, attractive or sexy. As long as I have audience acceptance, I am happy with it," said Kaif.

The 26-year-old actress, who made her Bollywood debut in the box-office debacle Boom in 2003, now has several blockbusters under her belt, including Welcome, Singh Is Kinng and Raajneeti. In less than a decade, this British-Asian actress, who started off as a pretty face with anglicised Hindi, is now being featured prominently in the Best Actress Award categories.

Excerpts from the interview:

Congratulations are in order. How does it feel to be nominated in the Best Actress category for Raajneeti at the IIFA (Indian International Film Awards) this year?

Actually, I haven't seen the nominations. Thank you for giving me the good news. It's very nice to know that the film was appreciated. It's equally amazing to know that a film of that genre [political thriller] was accepted. Even the producers didn't expect it to be a commercial success. That's a great thing.

Are you turning to more serious roles after its success?

I love all my films. I am extremely attached to them and I stand by them. My rule of thumb is if the audience has accepted a film, I don't think there's any need for discussion after that, at least not in my head.

After that, I don't look at each review or statement made about it. At the end of the day, there will be thousands of opinions since everybody is free to make it. As long as my audience accepts my films, my job is done. I remember when I took on New York, all the industry people thought it would go nowhere. But it did.

Your next film Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara is creating quite a buzz. What's it about?

Zindagi is one of those films like my Raajneeti or New York. It's in a different space and is not your typical comedy like Singh Is Kingg, Welcome or Ready. It's a film in which the audience has to just grab on to it and go along with it. It has an engaging story. I just hope that it will connect to the youth in a big way like Dil Chahta Hai. It has the same potential because it captures a phase in your life filled with uncertainties, that phase where there's a lot of pressure from the parents' end or pressure to conform to what the society expects of you. It talks about doing what your heart wants as opposed to what's expected of you. And I believe if that clicks with the audience, the film will be very successful in its own right.

Is there an item song like Sheila Ki Jawani (her saucy number from her latest film Tees Maar Khan) in it?

No. There's no Sheila in Zindagi because if there was an item song in every film I did, Sheila wouldn't have been such a big phenomenon. My biggest challenge is to do something different in every film. It's such a tough call as an actress. Yes, I am doing a film like My Brother Ki Dulhan, which has five songs and lots of dancing. It's your full-on commercial film, but if you take that formula again and again, then I am just opting for the easy route. That's not done.

What attracts you to a role?

As long as a film is intriguing, I will do the role. I don't know if you will term Raajneeti as a serious role, but I found it engaging. I have no interest in doing a film that is serious and that critics will like.

How does it feel to top the World's Sexiest Woman polls (FHM India magazine) and to be one of the most searched celebrities in the world?

I think it's just fun. It's similar to the feeling you get when your film or advertisement does well. It just shows acceptance in your work. It also means that people are interested in you and it's a sign that they will come and see your films. It just shows they like no matter how they term it say cute, attractive or sexy.

Do you think you are a misunderstood celebrity? (Rumour has it that she is not Miss Popular among her Bollywood peers.)

Apart from one or two incidents, I don't generally see anything of that sort. Yes, I read everything that's written about me. [Shrugs].

Are you happy with the progress you have made in Bollywood?

I can't complain. If anybody was in my place and complained, that would be very sad and ungrateful. I am extremely thankful but I can't afford to be complacent. Knowing that there are lot of filmmakers putting a lot of faith in me with different kinds of films, is my focus.

Quote unquote:

" I don't generally wear high heels and put my leg up — that's just a piece of creative liberty." — Katrina Kaif about the Etihad Airways advertisement featuring her in the background.

"Dubai is a very lucky place for me. All my successful films have been shot here. Thank you all."

"When will I get married? When somebody asks me!"

Imran Khan stands up against the raised age bar for alcohol consumption

The Maharashtra Government recently raised the age bar for the purchase and drinking of alcohol from 21 years to 25 years and actor Imran Khan has taken an initiative to stand up against this decision of the Government.

Imran has said he would file a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in the court because he feels that it is unconstitutional for the government to bar a person’s freedom of choice despite being an adult.

“I will go to court. I will launch Facebook campaign on Power to You. I met a lot of people and heard a lot of discussion but no one does anything. It is a problem with this country,” he said.

“If the government things that you are an adult at 21, then they should allow you all the rights of an adult,” he added.

“I would request the entire country to support me. I want the people of this state and the nation to be with me. It [government move] is dangerous, personal freedom is being limited. “Ultimately where will it stop?” he asked.

Senior actor Amitabh Bachchan also seems to support Imran in his view as posting on his Twitter account, he said, “Also, on drinking age limit increase to 25 ! Err .. old and mature enough to vote for the country, or join army and fight for the nation … but not old and mature enough to be told when you are allowed to drink ???? Strange ?!!!!”

Sonam Kapoor becomes face of India International Jewellery Week

Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor has been named as the face of the second edition of the India International Jewellery Week (IIJW) to be held from July 31 to Aug 4.The event would be organised by the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC).

“It’s not only an honour but a privilege to be the face of this magnanimous event. This aims at promoting Indian talent on a global platform. I’m glad that GJEPC has taken the initiative of placing India on the global arena of designer jewellery. I’m looking forward to seeing some exemplary talent at the IIJW this year,” Sonam told reporters here.

The first edition of the IIJW did not have any brand ambassador, but this year Sonam will open the event by walking the ramp on the inaugural day.

“IIJW positions India as one of the finest creators of high quality jewellery and is a showcase of India’s prowess in jewellery, be it design, innovation, craftsmanship or quality. We are pleased to announce Sonam Kapoor as our brand ambassador who exudes the values of glamour, luxury yet rooted in Indian culture and offers perfect brand fit,” said GJEPC chairman Rajiv Jain.

The event will be held at the Grand Hyatt and will be spread across five days. The first four days will showcase collections from designers and design houses and the fifth day will culminate into a grand finale, showcasing the best of all participants of the week.

The key participants of this year’s edition include Gitanjali Gems, Anmol Jewellers, Amrapali Jewels Pvt. Ltd, Tanishq, Rosily Paul creations, Divya Ahuja and Kashi Jewellers among others.