Hot Anushka Shetty Kissed and Pressed Everywhere

Anushka Shetty looks so hot and arousing in these pictures. Though we see more bedroom scenes in Bollywood movies, they lack the sensuality that South Indian actresses like Anushka Shetty. Dont know if South Indian actors and actress are more comfortable with body contact and kissing but whatever it is, Anushka Shetty seems to be very comfortable being tactile, as she is kissing and pressed from all sides

Juhi Chawla Debonair Pic

Check out Juhi Chawla in the Debonair Copy of 1988. This was a magazine to be read in the confines of the toilet or bathroom because it was taboo to read this magazine in the open. Check out Juhi Chawla looking so cute in Debonair.

Bollywood Actresses Hair Down Under

 This is purely for the hawk-eyed. Our actresses dress smartly but due to some technical glitch, the dress rides far up exposing the equatorial forest region, politely termed as crotch hair. Let us look and find out if you have the eye of the hawk

Simran: Simran in this South Indian possibly forgot to wax her secret hair. Tch Tch, check out the tufts peeking out

Esha Deol: Esha Deol's landing strip type hair is visible discreetly in Dhoom

Celina Jaitley: Celina Jaitley's little forest was visible in this picture which creates a lusting impression

Deepal Shaw: Deepal Shaw's hot picture is hot for a reason, look properly and you will observe what is hanging out

Jiah Khan bikini pics, Jiah Khan bikini pictures Housefull

 Jiah Khan's bikini pictures in Housefull may just change the name of Housefull into blousefull. Ogle all the way :)

Akshay Kumar plays modern-day extra smart conman in Tees Maar Khan

Akshay Kumar plays a con man in Tees Maar Khan and director Farah Khan says his role is inspired by English folklore hero Robin Hood.

"In Tees Maar Khan, Akshay plays modern-day extra smart conman, who steals the money from the rich and gives it to the poor, someone like Robin Hood," Farah said.

"Around 50 to 55 per cent of the film is complete and we plan to finish shooting by September. Like always, in this film also you will see a mix of action, comedy and emotions."

This is Farah’s third film after Main Hoon Na and Om Shanti Om, but first one without Shah Rukh Khan who played main lead in both her previous movies.

The choreographer-turned-director is expected to release the film on Christmas. Apart from Akshay, Tees Maar Khan also stars Katrina Kaif, Akshaye Khanna, Arya Babbar, Aman Verma and Ali Asgar.

With Tees Maar Khan, Akshay is gearing up for an image makeover - he will be seen sporting an Indian Muslim look. Renowned designer Aki Narula has worked on his costumes alongside an international team of make-up artists and hairdressers.

Apart from choreographing and directing, Farah has hosted the chat show Tere Mere Beach Mein on STAR Plus. She was also a judge on dance reality shows - Nach Baliye 4 and season one of Jhalak Dikhla Jaa.

Farah has once again taken the judge’s seat on Zee TV’s dance reality show Dance India Dance Li’l Masters, where she will be seen judging kids aged 5-14 years old.

"I am a reality show junky. I enjoy judging because these shows make us believe there is so much talent here. I feel reality shows are a great platform as it gives great exposure as well as recognition to individuals. As a judge I’ll try not to be harsh to the kids," said Farah who was recently here to promote the show.

When asked what does she think of the government guidelines that children under a certain age should not be a part of reality shows, Farah said: "If these kids are not brought forward how will we get to know they are so talented.

"I feel it depends upon the parents how they mould their children, whether they turn out to be aggressive or take the competition in a healthy way."

Shahid Kapoor in a more sophisticated avatar in Badmaash Company

Remember Shahid Kapoor doing con jobs in Vishal Bhardwaj’s hit Kaminey? The actor does the same, but in a more sophisticated avatar, in Badmaash Company releasing on Friday.

Produced and distributed by Yash Raj Films, the movie is actor Parmeet Sethi’s directorial debut. Shahid has teamed up with Anushka Sharma in the film that also stars comedian Vir Das and reality show star Chang.

Describing the film, Shahid said: "There are very interesting characters, extremely fresh dialogues, con jobs which I have not seen in any other film, but yet very easy to understand. It’s not complicated at all. It’s a very fun film and there was no reason why I shouldn’t be doing it."

Set in the Bombay of 1990s, Badmaash Company is about four youngsters who come together to start a business.

What makes their venture a stupendous success is that they find a way to beat the system and soon become the undisputed kings in their business. Living the life of champagne wishes and caviar dreams, the four realise that to make a business successful they don’t need big money but a big idea.

With their larger than life schemes, Karan, Bulbul, Zing and Chandu go on a wild roller-coaster ride into the world of sheer glitz and glamour where the stakes are high and risks even higher. They succeed in making quick money by doing all the wrong things... but the right way.

All is hunky dory till the four entrepreneurs are forced to shut shop. They come up with yet another perfect plan to beat the system for the last time.

Shahid said a lot of research went into their looks as the film is set in the 1990s.

"We spent a lot of time deciding the look and styling of the film. We wanted it to represent the 1990s correctly but at the same time we did not want it to look boring," he said.

"We researched on the scenario of the 1990s and used them in the film. For example, we used clothes that were in fashion like high-waisted jeans, simple t-shirts which used to be tucked in, the aviators, which were all in vogue.

"Also the calculator watch that was very much in fashion at that time has been used in the movie. The film starts in 1994 and goes on for five years," he explained.

The songs of the movie have already become a hit.

Hrithik Roshan is all set to play a Roman emperor in a new TV commercial

He’s played the role of Mughal ruler Akbar in Jodhaa Akbar, and now the Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan is all set to play a Roman emperor in a new TV commercial.

Directed by Indrajit Nattoji, the ad is for cookie brand Milano for which Hrithik is the brand ambassador.

"Set against a background of 10,000 warriors, we are almost filming Gladiator in 30 seconds. We’ll be going the way of the Hollywood hit 300... 20 extra warriors are going to multiply into 10,000 (and) putting Hrithik in an uber-cool period, packaging in 30 seconds was a high," Nattoji said in a statement.

"I was also influenced by his classical good looks reminiscent of a Greek god," added the director, who admits Hrithik’s regal bearing as a Mughal emperor in Jodhaa Akbar helped in determining his new avatar.

The first phase of the ad has been shot in Mehboob Studios in Mumbai and the second phase that involves a war scene is scheduled to begin in Gran Sasso Campo, 150 km from Rome, around mid May.

Hrithik’s costume for ad has been designed by Sanjeev Mulchandani.

The post-production of the ad will be done in Malaysia.