Freida Pinto hot photo

Freida Pinto's hot photo where she turns upside down looks weird but cute at the same time.What was the camera man thinking?

Pooja Bedi without clothes for Massage

Check out Pooja Bedi without clothes, top-off getting a back. Pooja Bedi's back is shining so nicely. Though she is 39 years old, but still looks super hot, possibly hotter than what she looked in her 20s. Love you Pooja Bedi without clothes or with clothes; giving Pooja Bedi a bare back massage can be anyone's dream. Check out other hot Bollywood aunties in 40s

Shamita Shetty Saree Pictures

Check out Shamita Shetty in green saree. She really looks dazzling.

Arjun says about the Kajol

Did you feel sidelined with two women on the sets of We are Family?
No, I just felt I was like a ping pong ball. Kajol came to sets, made you cry without glycerine and then went back to her book. Kareena and I are foodies so after every shot we would discuss where to have
dinner.

QDid you get along well with Kajol and Kareena?
Doing emotional scenes with Kajol is really special and I have got quite a few of them! Kareena is in great form. This is not an easy film to act in, as you have two strong performances given by Julia Roberts and Susan Sarandon in the original, but it is amazing to see how Kajol and Kareena bring their own something to the characters.

Q What was it like to play a father onscreen?
It was very easy as I am a father myself. Similarly, Kajol is a mother and I have seen her with her daughter, Nysa - very hands on and protective. She’s also the same in the film. Kareena was perfect casting; she is brilliant with kids. I love children. I think they bring a beautiful energy to the sets. All the three kids in the film were amazing. They knew their lines and did not talk in a sing-song style which can be very irritating.

QAt home, how easy is it to handle your kids?
At home I’m the good cop and my wife, Mehr is the bad cop. Whatever my kids ask from me, they get it.

QWhat does family and marriage mean to you?
I have a very glamorous woman as my wife. I come from a broken home so I work harder on my marriage. I have a very nice family and I don’t want to rock the boat.
Family to me is about the ability to give unconditional love and stand by each other in good and bad times. It is about looking after each other, being sensitive and telling the truth. If my wife lies to me about liking my film, I would feel bad. Also, one should be able to accept the truth.

Emraan Hashmi next project is ‘Crook Its Good To Be Bad’

Emraan Hashmi’s next venture to hit the screens is ‘Crook Its Good To Be Bad’ where Hashmi plays the guy who has to decide if it is good to be bad or good to be good. Releasing on 8th October, the movie started off with a touching moment which took place with director Mohit Suri in Australia. When Mohit happened to find himself outside a 24-hour convenience store in the Sunshine district of Melbourne (the same spot where the most brutal racist attacks had taken place in Australia), he realized how the seeds of racism were sown deep in every part of the world.

“I was horrified to know how an Indian was brutally beaten up only because of his colour and religion. Outraged and humiliated, I felt the need to voice this as a filmmaker. However, as I left the store my eyes fell upon an ad on the store window which read: ‘Accommodation available for Indian students for Gujarati boys only,” he notes.

This ad was the starting point of Crook It’s Good To Be Bad. “It made me realise that racism and all other social evils are a part of every human heart. It’s our choice to decide is it good to be bad in today’s world or does it pay to be good?”

Adds producer Mahesh Bhatt, “Crook takes an unflinching look at racism which has devastated thousands of young Indians, who go to Australia in search of a better life putting not only all their money but even their lives at stake. The film also locks horns with our own inner demons.”

The movie stars Emraan Hashmi, newbie Neha Sharma and Fashion actor Arjan Bajwa. The musical notes have been directed by Pritam Chakraborty.

Shahid Kapur gets ready for reality

Bollywood heartthrob Shahid Kapur is offering a remedy to do away with all your problems.

He says, “Bad mood? Blast rock music!! Problem solved!” Aha… the man who is a gifted dancer and a self-confessed Michael Jackson fan, finds solace in loud rock music.

He adds, “Feeling elevated! Wish could just take my bike out right now on a deserted highway in the middle of nowhere just the wind hitting my face n the smell of burnt rubber from my wheels…”

”Reality a little different... stuck in a jam in heavy Mumbai rains!! Will choose to live in my thoughts for now!” he says.

Shahid, come back from your flight of fantasy.

Deol is natural Actor: Kalki Koechlin

Dev D fame actress Kalki Koechlin, who is sharing screen space with Abhay Deol again in Zindagi Milegi Na Dobara, feels her co-star is quite natural in front of the camera.

"It was nice working with Abhay again. We are used to working with each other so now we know what each other does best so we help each other out. He is a very natural actor and that’s the best thing about him," Kalki said.

The 27-year-old Indian actress of French descent starred opposite Abhay in director Anurag Kashyap’s critically acclaimed 2009 Hindi film Dev D, a modern take on Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay’s Bengali novel "Devdas". While Kalki played Chandramukhi, Abhay featured as Devdas.

In director Zoya Akhtar’s Zindagi Milegi Na Dobara, Kalki worked with a female director for the first time and says it turned out to be great fun.

"It was superb working with Zoya Akhtar. It’s so much fun because she is so down to earth and also listens to girls," quipped the actress, who was here with beau Kashyap for the launch of the talent portal Tumbhi.

When asked what role is she playing in Tumbhi, Kalki said: "Absolutely nothing. I’m just a loyal girlfriend. I showed up because Anurag asked me to. It’s a good concept.

"At the end of the day everything in this industry happens through connections so talented people who are new to the city have to find someone who has some connection with the film industry."

She feels the portal will work as a bridge between wannabes and the film industry.

"It’s so hard for someone new to survive in this industry. When I was new here, it was so hard. I was clueless. I didn’t know what was going on. I used to sit at Prithvi Theatre every day finding out things and there was no set way of doing it.

"This portal just makes it easier. For any artist it is useful. It is economical, you can just upload stuff from your home. It is very practical," said Kalki.