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Sanjay Dutt is Master Madan, the only dangerous hitman who has seen every Bollywood film made…and remembers them better than the faces of his victims.

Arshad Warsi is Champ, the only ace conman who’s changed his identity more than his underwear…

Minissha Lamba is Jiya, the only player who has a big secret to hide, with her homing pigeon as her only confidante. The beautiful daughter of ingenious magician Raghu, she is the heroine of the set-up…

Anusha Dandekar is the hottest woman of the set-up, the beautiful Rosa. She may love Champ with all her heart, but patience isn’t really her virtue.

The versatile Raghuvir Yadav plays the ingenious magician Raghu Sharma magician Raghu, who can work magic with his deft hands. But one trick too many costs him his freedom.

Gulshan Grover plays Detective Suraj Singh – the smartest cop on the Thai police force, Detective Suraj Singh. Singh can make any suspect sing and spill the beans.

Sanjay Dutt palys a ruthless hitman, whose only victim is Arshad Warsi, Champ. But is Champ really the prey or is there something more to it?
The whole concept of this movie has been inspired from hollywood flicks like ‘Catch Me If you Can’ & ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’. The cat & mouse games begins as soon as first reels ends. Only difference in this movie is that the role of victim and prey keeps on changing, each one trying to outdo the other. Based upon what we have seen in Munnabhai, the chemistry between Sanjay & Arshad is definitely going to strike the chord and the whole movie is based upon these two criminals (one Hitman another Conmen) shoulders.

Cast: Sushmita Sen, Randeep Hooda, Suresh Oberio, Rati Aghnihotri, Deepal Shaw, Drena De Niro and Naomi Campbell

The movie definitely bears glimpse and shades of ‘Monsoon Wedding’ and this one too deals with extra-maritial relationships, sexual abuse and infertility issuses. The treatment of the story is neither tacky like ‘Julie’, ‘Mruder’ nor glossy (Mr. Johar style, KANK) emotional drama but it is handled with much of sensitivity and appears as realistic as it is.

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The story unfolds with aftermath of joint celebration of Holi, where whole family along with friends gather to play a game of confession. Some inner secrets are unveiled with some honest confessions being made. Someone’s virginity status is disclosed and somebody claims to have made out with his professor. Randeep confesses that a very attractive girl taught him how to kiss (perhaps suggesting of Sushmita from the preceding shower sequence), while Sushmita talks about a couple who was naïve and trying to have a baby from a while now. As each member starts telling secret buried inside their deep dark minds, evil starts erupting, which leads to confrontation and finally a whole family relationship gets destroyed.

Witness a celebration turn into scandals in Karma, Confessions and Holi.

Golmaal means something fishy or some underhand situation. Well that’s exactly what the film is about, a situation where four good for nothing guys are up to no good. The story is about the lives of these four college friends, Gopal (Ajay Devgan), Lucky (Tusshar Kapoor), Mahadev (Arshad Warsi) and Laxmi (Sharman Joshi).

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Gopal is the wisest and wickedest of all and his motto is to eat, drink and be merry (Kal Kya Hoga Kisko Pata types). Mahadev and Lucky are also of the opinion that only idiots work while wise men work in a different way to make their lives comfortable. Among the 4 is Laxmi, a bright student and the only one who is sincere and God-fearing.

At one point, due to their notorious acts, the dean of their college throws them out of the hostel and they have nowhere to go. Gopal the biggest bully and the wittiest of all, tells them about a bungalow inhabited by an old blind couple, whose son, daughter-in-law and grandson are in America.

Gopal plans to enter the bungalow pretending to be Prashant (the blind couple’s grandson). He also asks the rest of them to move in with him, the only condition being, everyone except for him would always remain silent. This bizarre sequence leads to much confusion throughout the film creating lots of comedy.
So hold your breath guys… GOLMAAL is slated for a July 2006 release. It definitely seems like ‘fun unlimited’. The promos indeed appear preposterous, so let’s see if the film really has an on-the-edge comedy to offer.

Soha Ali Khan made her presence felt this year with Rang De Basanti and she is all ready for next innings this year with soft- Hrishikesh Mukherjee style romantic journey – Ahista Ahista. Abhay Deol and Soha will been seen together for the first time in this conventional ‘look good feel good’ but realistic circumstantial love story.

IndiaFm team got into her chat regarding her forthcomings . Watch Online.
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Karan Johar would like to first introduce to you the key characters of the movie and here it goes;

Shah Rukh Khan as Dev Saran
Overtly sensitive, sharp of tongue and cynical Dev Saran has a rather uneasy relationship with the world owing to an unfortunate mishap that turns his dreams upside down.

He is unable to come to terms with the unfairness of life or his handicap and his bitterness only cripples his mind further. He resents his wife, Rhea’s growing success and in the process ends up hating himself for feeling that way. To make matters worse he ends up turning all his anger towards his loved ones. Under these circumstances, Maya enters his life with her own wounds and together they take on a journey to heal each other…

Preity Zinta as Rhea Saran

Confident, savvy and with a strong sense of right and wrong. Rhea Saran leads a straight forward life where her promises and expectations are clearly chalked out. Her independence is of prime importance to her and she believes in the importance of material luxuries.

There are moments when she realizes that she is not playing the traditional role of a wife or a mother owing to her busy career but she refuses to feel guilty about it and strongly believes in her right to pursue success as much as a man. Her belief in her marriage is strong even during its turbulent phase and she tries every means in her power to save it until she realizes the enormity of the situation and is forced to take a stand…

Abhishek Bachchan as Rishi Talwar

Sophisticated, stylish with a gift of the gab, Rishi Talwar, upcoming public relations professional, has inherited his father’s fun-loving nature and his sense of humor.

While his childlike demeanor is endearing, his volatile reaction to situations often cause his wife, Maya to believe that he is childish. He is patient and loving to Maya but is unable to comprehend her complexity especially when it rears its ugly head in the most intimate moments of their personal relationship. His entire being is devoted to Maya and that’s perhaps why he falls apart when exposed to the harsh truth of his marriage…

Rani Mukherjee as Maya Talwar

Beautiful, sensitive and a compulsive cleanliness freak. Maya Talwar compensates for her inability to have children by teaching in a nursery. Her relationship with her husband Rishi is layered with a lot of self-doubt and question.

However, while she is ready to discuss and analyze everything small or big, she fights this area of her life with remarkable silence. She is unable to whip up enough passion for Rishi and is disappointed that her love for him does not match her own expectations of what it ought to be. This dilemma pulls her further apart from him thereby causing a strain on their marital life. To add to this complication, she encounters Dev in whom she finds all the ingredients to fire the passion she lacks in her marriage…

Amitabh Bachchan as Samarjit Singh Talwar
Samarjit Singh Talwar a.k.a. Sam is a flamboyant and fun-loving man who believes in living his life to the fullest.

His life revolves around the happiness of his son, Rishi and daughter-in-law, Maya. And despite indulging in all sensual pleasures, Sam does not lose focus on the ground realities of life and beneath his colorful exterior there lies a wise and sensitive parent who dispenses, at times, brutal but practical solutions to his family.

Kirron Kher as Kamaljit Saran

A self-reliant woman with a combination of strong traditional values and a progressive mindset, Kamaljit Saran is an example of a parent who has molded herself to the changing world without losing her roots. While she is a silent spectator to her son, Dev and daughter-in-law Rhea’s changing equations, she does not hesitate to voice her opinion as an elder when required. She is fearless in her decisions and takes a rather progressive stand for her daughter-in-law when the situation worsens…

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A film about relationships
A film about love
A love that broke all relationships

There are three kind of married people in the world.

First, whose marriages are arranged. I’ve never quite understood that, but I’m sure they know what they’re doing.

Then there are those who fall in love and marry their soul mates. These few, I believe, are the most fortunate people in the world.

And lastly, there are those couples that marry for their parents, for money or play it safe and marry a friend. These are the most unfortunate ones in the world…and they don’t even know it. Until one day, riding the fast train of life they run into their soulmate, and are faced with the hardest question of all.

What do you do when you meet the love of your life and you’re married to someone else? What do you do?

What do you do?

Karan Johar

Source: Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna booklet distributed in IIFA 2006.

As we had predicted, Krrish definitely is the dark horse of the year. With 50+ crore on the stake and Hrithik’s release after such long gap, the expectations were humungous. The film works, and works big time, due to several reasons. Besides a novel premise for Indian moviegoers, it has Hrithik Roshan enacting a role that fits him like a glove.
But one of the major highpoints of KRRISH is its penultimate 40 minutes. The fight between good and bad, noble versus immoral, virtuous versus corrupt has been depicted in film after film. And if the fight between the two extremes is portrayed in the most convincing fashion, the viewer is bound to carry the film home and most importantly, return to the movieplex to watch the on-screen clash once again.

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Cast: Hrithik Roshan, Priyanka, Nasurdeen, Rekha
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Krishna [Hrithik Roshan] is born with magical powers — a legacy from his father, Rohit Mehra.

Free as a bird, he runs like the wind…
Like an eagle, he soars across rivers and mountain tops…
As a lion, he conquers rugged rocks without fear…

Priya [Priyanka Chopra] comes into his life and becomes his world. When she beckons him to Singapore, he follows her there. Little realizing it is destiny that has summoned him. Having sheltered him from the world, his grandmother Sonia [Rekha] reluctantly gives in to him and lets him follow his heart.

In Singapore, Dr. Siddhant Arya [Naseeruddin Shah], the megalomaniac scientist, is on the verge of changing the future forever. Only one man stands between Dr. Siddharth and his destructive dreams. Only one man has the power to block his ruthless ambitions. Krrish.

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KRRISH is essentially three movies rolled into one: It starts off as a love story, changes gears and becomes a traditional superhero story and in the pre-climax, it’s the clash between good versus evil. While the first part seems like any other love story, it has its moments. Its much more intresting than Fanaa’s road romeo one liner sayeris. The story actually gathers momentum when Sharat Saxena spills the beans and the film goes into a flashback. From thereon, right till the end titles, it’ a different film altogether. And that’s its biggest achievement. The team of writers [Sachin Bhowmick, Honey Irani, Robin Bhatt, Akash Khurana and Rakesh Roshan] deserve brownie points for padding the film with pulse-pounding moments.

The film has its share of blemishes too. The pace slackens intermittently in the first hour, primarily because the story doesn’t move beyond the romantic scenes. Also, the music [Rajesh Roshan] isn’t as mesmerizing as the Roshan brothers’ previous works. The songs of KRRISH are functional, barring the ‘Dil Na Diya’ track, which is complimented by an energetic picturization.

June 11, 2006 created once again strom in tinsel town and courtesy its once again damsel in distress – Rakhi Sawant. The forceful smooch made by Mika in his brithday party became such a huge issue, it reached till court. We had not got hold of the video, and didn’t want to run after this case on the basis of gossip mongers.

Finally, we got hold of the exclusive six second clip, where Mika can be seen kissing Rakhi Sawant forcibly along with her public statement video. Watch online.

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After Tsunami Concert last year, Bollywood once again comes forward for the nobel cause.
Amisha Patel , Shilpa Shetty , Neha Dhupia , Zeenat Aman , Jackie Shroff , Javed Akhtar , Shabana Azmi , Aftab Shivdashani , Dino Morea and Celina Jaitley are among the stars who have confirmed participation in the event scheduled for June 25, PTV Marketing Director Khawar Azhar told a news agency.

Sri Devi, Boney Kapoor, Dalip Tahil, Prem Chopra and Gulshan Grover will also take part. Efforts were on to bring legendary Bollywood couple Dilip Kumar and Saira Banu to take part in the programme, he said.

The Indian stars would be brought to Karachi by a special Pakistan International Airline (PIA) flight which would be named “Mughal-e-Azam“, the famous Prithviraj Kapoor movie which earned the distinction of being the first Indian film to be permitted for screening in Pakistani theatres, ending a four-decade old ban.
A PTV team would also be on board and record interviews of the artists during the flight and arrival of the artists would be live covered on the PTV, Azhar said. PTV has built a special set featuring Mughal architecture as the venue for the programme at a cost of Rs three millions. The income generated would be donated for the special quake relief fund set up by President Pervez Musharraf, he said.