Second inning of Vishal Bhardhawaj with Shakespeare’s literature after Maqbool (adaptation of Macbeth) just cements the fact that good story can never be old. This movie could be direct slap to those so-called big movie makers, who bet on big star cast, foriegn locales , glam gimmicks.

After numerous hollywood inspiration, once in a while Bhatt camp tries to glow the sceen with their own life story. It was Zakhm in 1998, where Mahesh Bhatt transcended his own mother’s life. Recently, Vikram Bhatt’s Ankahee (2006) was based on the makers own extra-maritial affair with Sushmita Sen. Following the same, Mahesh Bhatt once again glows silver screen with a never told before romantic story between himself and the famous bollywood actress Late. Parveen Babi.

Well, Debra & Dermot couldn’t click the movie - The Wedding Date (2005) in a box office, but what can be said for its bollywood copycat - forthcoming movie Aap Ki Khatir ?
The forthcoming chick flick comprising of Priyanka, Amisha, Dino, Akshay and Suniel is almost complete and is planned to hit screen in a month or two.

A romantic comedy about a girl, who hires a wedding date, to make her ex-fiance jealous.

In yet another feather to his cap, Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan was on Wednesday conferred the honorary degree of Doctorate of Arts by a British university in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the movie business in India.

Bachchan, a goodwill ambassador for the UNICEF, received the degree at the graduation ceremony of the De Montford University at Leicester.

Well, it was only last friday, the movie got released - Yun Hota To Kya Hota. As soon as it hit screens the script writer of the movie Mr. Uttam Gada fumes over the execution of his story in the movie. On his website , he have posted an open letter to director Naseerudhin Shah claiming that almost 80% of his intresting story has been moulded or reverted to make the movie - lame & lucid. He wants his name to be detached from the credits of this movie.

Directorial debut of bollywood’s prominent actor - Naseerudhin Shah, promises a lot but delivers less. Four distantly related stories running in parallel, which crosses path only in the penultimate reels, seems pretty huge task for an ingenious actor but rookie director.

Not all good ideas turn into good movie, and same might have happen to YHTKH. Tilottima, Salim, Rahul and Rajubhai from four disparate worlds, with distinct hopes and diverse motives, encounter something drastic which changes their lives forever !

Bhatt camp does once again for what they are best known for, - a copycat thriller. After Murder, Zeher, Gangster, etc they brings adaptation of Hollywood’s Collateral - as Killer. The story of a cabbie and a hit man and the series of murders that take place in one night.

The Killer is a story about a carefree taxi driver Nikhil (Emraan Hashmi) and a cold-blooded contract killer Shekhar (Irrfan). The pace of the narrative is quite rapid. Irrfan’s cool detachment and his funny conversations with the taxi driver build up a definite chemistry between them. Their quirky verbal exchanges add to the pace and substance of the movie.

A tulip named after her, a first Indian Lady to get on Wall of Fame - Dubai, A face of Lakhme, Loreal Paris, Nakhestra Daimonds and India Today quoting her as ‘Indian Goddess’. She had everything that a woman wants in millions of life all packed in just one life as - Aishwarya Rai. Her image was representtation of a class, glam with much of ela. Even in her movies hardly had she been woven into a girl next door or deglamourised character. Even if she was, then would get a fantasy song or dream sequence.