Dil Kabaddi: Hindi Movie

Irfan Khan is making a lot of news these days. Be it for his Billoo Barber or the umpteen films in his hands, he sure is a celeb in all the limelight.

Irfan Khan is on a new project named Dil Kabaddi, which he calls an out an out adult film. It deals with the relationship of a man and a woman and the amount of honesty and dishonesty in it. He plays the character of a guy who is sexually quite adventurous and it is heard that he was so excited out the role that he exchanged it with Rahul Bose. He expresses his eagerness to play such a challenging role for he says he has never played something like this before and explains that the movie would be a must watch for all the adult couples who have been trying to find emotional and sexual satisfactions from others.

His next film is Billoo Barber with Shah Rukh Khan.

Written By Prachi Mehta
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Maan Gaye Mughal-e-Azam: Movie Review

Looks like Mallika Sherawat’s tryst with Bollywood is going all topsy turvy. First the disastrous Ugly aur Pugly and now the unbearable Maan Gaye Mughal-e-Azam, its time the sultry damsel thinks before signing on the dotted line.

Mallika plays the character of Shabnam who is an actress in a Goan drama company. She enacts the role of Madhubala on stage every day and is an aspiring actress who dreams of taking up the place of Jaya Bachchan. His husband, being played by Paresh Rawal, is an oldie, who plays his father in law, Akbar in the daily stage shows. Then enters Arjun, played by Rahul Bose, who falls in love with the staged Madhubala and there comes an item song.

The story continues to reveal that Rahul is a police agent in disguise who wants to team up with the drama company to catch an ISI agent, played by Kay Kay Menon. He is hiding from every one by posing in the disguise of a singer. And the senseless movie continues there after. There is only one thing that hits my mind after watching the film…..Awful!!!!

My stars: 1.5/5

Written By Prachi Mehta
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Konkona Sen Sharma: No time for Mom

Bangla-girl Konkona Sen Sharma has achieved renown as an actress in Hindi Cinema through her mom’s films. As concern Konkona Sen is the lovable daughter of Bengali actress turned director Arpana Sen who established her daughter’s career in bollywood. But at this time Page-3 fame actress has no more time for her mother’s film due to her busy schedule.

Now Konkona is busy in her forthcoming commercial movies like Laaga Chunari Mei Daag and AaJa NachLe, so there is no possibilities for Arpana‘s project. Konkona said in an interview that she feels badly for not being involving in the workshop of the film The Japanese Wife starring by Rahul Bose, Raima Sen and a Japanese actress. This film is the next project of Arpana Sen which based upon Kunal Basu’s short story from West Bengal.

Arpana Sen had been directed Mr.and Mrs.Iyer in 2002 for her daughter; the film won a National Award for direction and an award for best actimg to Konkona Sen. The next venture of Konkona was 15, Park Avenue in 2005 which was a story about a schizophrenic girl and her relationship with her elder step sister lead by Shabana Azmi. Konkona did various roles in art stream cinema so it can be that she is no more interesred in this path and concentrated on entertainment cinema.
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Rahul Bose launched a campaign - For All

Now a days Bollywood actor Rahul Bose is busy in campaigning for health and education addressing For All. The campaign set up by Oxfam International which is a non governmental organization and Rahul Bose is the brand ambassador of Oxfam International.

The organization desires to struggle globally against poverty and injustice through this campaign and would wanderlust for investment for over six million more teachers, nurses and doctors around the world.

On the occasion Rahul Bose said to media this is humorously sarcastic that India is become a stronger global player and still do not render schooling or healthcare for millions of nation’s children. According to organization data just about 4.25 million nurses and doctors and1.9 million teachers are needed globally to provide basic healthcare and primary education to every child.

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