Bollywood

Akshay Kumar suggested shooting in the Thai capital to the makers of his next; even selected locations suited for the script. "We have locked the locations suggested by Akshay including Baanpradhana Bungalow in Ongkuruk, Asiatique Mall, Ancient City, Bangkok University and Ongkuruk railway station.”

Emraan Hashmi says he looks at acting as just a profession and doesn’t let it affect his personal life. Emraan Hashmi is excited about his first comedy film, Ghanchakkar, releasing on June 28. The actor talks about promoting the film and living life under the radar.

Director Raj Kumar Gupta uses parts of the Dil Chahta Hai (DCH; 2001) title track in his upcoming film Ghanchakkar, in addition to a portion of the Kimi Katkar-starrer Tarzan’s (1985) title track.

Last week’s release has found itself a good spot at the box office, say trade analysts.

“Amitabhji, Ajay and Arjun will go to three different colleges across the city to interact with the students. The makers felt that this was the best way to connect with the youth and send across a message about the theme of the movie.”

“Rakesh Roshan wanted to release Krrish 3 in Imax. However, Aditya Chopra made the first move. He seems to have a deal with Imax, as per which, Dhoom:3 will be the first Bollywood release in that format."

Prabhu Deva debuted as a director in Bollywood with film Wanted, and its runaway success helped actor Salman Khan turn over a new leaf in his professional career

Neil Nitin Mukesh visited the national capital and sought blessings at Bangla Saheb Gurdwara on Tuesday. The actor said, "“In our film (Shortcut Romeo) there are lot of shortcuts but I personally believe that there should be no shortcut to be taken in our real life has it proves to be detrimental.

Kamal Hassan’s classic, the silent Pushpak, Wake Up Sid, Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara and Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye are being showcased. But with three films, -- Lagaan, Dil Chahta Hai and 3 Iditots -- it’s Aamir Khan who is hogging the screen light at the film fest.

Could Farhan Akhtar’s Milkha Singh biopic have trouble over Pakistan release? Farhan Akhtar says in a dialogue in the film, "“Mujhse nahi hoga. Main Pakistan nahin jaaunga.” (I can’t do it. I won’t go to Pakistan).