I'm inextricably linked to Bollywood: Nagesh Kukunoor
"Iqbal" director Nagesh Kukunoor says the women in his latest "Dor" took shape in his mind and his film belongs to the genre of great films about female bonding like Gulzar's "Namkeen" and Deepa Mehta's "Water".


Dance is therapeutic: Sanjay Leela Bhansali
It was Bollywood filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali's love for dance that inspired him to make films. And it is this love that has prompted him to judge a dance contest on television. Although his list of favourite dances and dancers runs long, he likes veteran actress Vyjayanthimala the best. Mumtaz, Helen, Waheeda Rahman, Hema Malini, Madhuri Dixit and Sridevi finish quite close.

I'm at the best stage of my life: Rekha
Rekha, one of the most versatile actresses in Bollywood, turns 51 Tuesday and says she has reached a stage where she can do justice to any role offered to her. "For the past 10 years I've reached a stage where I could do justice to any role that came my way. It could be the role of a mother, sister-in-law, a negative or positive role.

Actors cannot shy away from homosexuality: Rahul Bose
Rahul Bose, the atypical leading man of films like "English August", "Mumbai Matinee", "Split Wide Open" and now "Pyaar Ke Side Effects", says he can drop his pants and his inhibitions easily because he has no image.

I'll work with Tabu at the earliest opportunity: Johar
Bollywood ace filmmaker Karan Johar is so impressed with Tabu's performance in Mira Nair's "The Namesake" that he is eager to work with her. "I saw Mira Nair's brilliant film 'Namesake' in Toronto. Tabu is superb in it. I'll work with her at the earliest opportunity," Johar told IANS.


I was never rude to immigration officials: Abhishek
Abhishek Bachchan is aghast at media reports that he had asked immigration officials in England if he should "drop his pants" during a customary investigation. "I don't speak like that," he said curtly.


Only I have access to Coppola, says Vishal Bharadwaj
Indian director Vishal Bharadwaj is on a high ever since he helped veteran Hollywood filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola. Coppola needed help to shoot some part of his DOP (director of photography) and Bharadwaj made all the arrangements.


Scaling down security is no problem, says Amitabh
Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan, whose security cover was reduced recently, is not at all perturbed. He is also heartened at the growing recognition abroad for Indian cinema. In an exclusive interview with IANS the superstar said: "Governments do their own assessments.


"Sanjay Dutt got all kinds of insects and locusts which he carried in his pockets and made people eat them" - Lara Dutta
From the sexy damsel in Masti to a traditional Indian Housewife in No Entry, Lara Dutta has come a long way in Bollywood. This beauty queen has been trying out different characters in her film and impressing the audiences with her performances film after film. Zinda is Lara's latest film and she has taken up the challenge to play a very different role in this one. So let's talk with the ex-Miss Universe and know more about her new film Zinda.

I am not kissing Hrishita - Emraan Hashmi
Well, this serial kisser needs no introduction. Having his own identity for bold films, Emran has always enjoyed being into controversies. Here is one more to add in the list. His forthcoming Jawani Diwani has a lot to talk about. Here he gets cozy with two actresses at the same time.


Stars Plan New Year
It's party time, Its New Year eve, a time to say goodbye to this year. We all are set to party with our friends and family right! Bollywood celebrities are all set to rock themselves. Most of them are ready with plans to celebrate with their dear ones.


A Tete-Tete with Jawed Sheikh
He is known as the Amitabh Bachchan of Pakistan and when he set his eyes in Bollywood, he definitely will set a benchmark for himself.



Corporate and Shikhar are two totally different films - Bipasha Basu
After playing completely contrast roles in No Entry and Apharan, Bipasha Basu is back in a whole new avatar in her latest movie Shikhar. So let's have a one on one talk with the sexy Bipasha, to know more about her role in the movie Shikhar.


"I was being pampered by the same people who used to fire me and shout at me when I was an assistant" - Kunal Kapoor
He made his debut in the Picasso movie Meenaxi directed by M.F. Hussain. Alongside Tabu, he showed us what he is made of with his acting prowess. After seeking asylum from Bollywood he is back after a short sabbatical as a part of Aamir Khan's gang in Rang De Basanti. IndiaFM presents a tête-à-tête with Kunal Kapoor.


"Mahesh arranged the shoots after school timings" - Shweta Prasad
She made her debut with a spellbinding performance in the children's flick Makdee. Then she came back with an even bigger bang in Nagesh Kukunoor's Iqbal as the younger perky little sister of the protagonist. Meet the sweet Shweta Prasad who just cannot keep her mouth shut.

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