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Tuesday, 31 January 2012

Actress Reema Sen is Getting Married on 11th in Delhi

Actress Reema Sen is getting ready for marriage. She was recently appeared in Vikram’s Veedinthe movie. Now she is all set to marry on March 11th, 2012 with her long time boyfriend Shiv Karan Singh in New Delhi.Shiv Karan Singh is a Delhi-based restaurateur and he is the owner of hot city hangouts such as Shroom, Smoke House Grill and Mocha.Reema Sen and Shiv Karan Singh have been dating since two years.



As per the reports, Reema Sen is already busy in her wedding preparations. She bought many dresses and jewellery from the choicest of shops in Delhi and the lady was seen Trousseau shopping at Sabyasachi Mukherjee and Tarun Tahiliani stores.

The wedding will takes place at Shiv`s farm house and the ceremony will be a mix of Punjabi and Bengali rituals.Several celebrities and who`s who of Delhi along with Reema`s close friends is expected to attend the wedding ceremony.

I had my own questions about ‘Dirty Picture’ role: Vidya

Basking in all-round appreciation for her performance in ‘The Dirty Picture’, actress Vidya Balan has said she had her own share of questions about the role initially, but eventually the film turned out to be a life - changing event for her.

In ‘The Dirty Picture’, directed by Milan Luthria, Vidya has portrayed the character loosely based on Silk Smitha, a Southern actress noted for her erotic roles.

Asked if she was confident or sceptical about doing the movie, she said, "I had my share of questions. There was one thing that I knew - that if I was going to do it then I must give it my all. If I felt I won`t be able to give it my all

then I won`t have done the film."


"I am glad I did not let it pass and did this film because it has been life-changing for me in more ways than one," the 34-year-old maintained.

Vidya has bagged the Best Actress trophy for ‘The Dirty Picture’ at almost all award functions, but ask which co-actor`s work she admires besides her, and pat comes the reply, Priyanka Chopra.

"I like Priyanka...she is an actress whose work I like. She is always trying to do something different which I appreciate. I am not going by any of her particular performance but I like Priyanka."

Vidya is touched by the appreciation coming from fans and industry friends. "I feel humbled that people think I must get Best Actress award. My first award was for my debut (Hindi) film (Parineeta). It will always remain special. It feels nice to receive an award, it is a form of appreciation which remains with you forever," she said.

This year, Vidya will be seen in Sujoy Ghosh`s `Kahani`, where she plays a pregnant lady staying abroad, who comes to India in search of her husband.

"`Kahani` is a mystery film and I won`t be wrong if I say that in Hindi cinema we have not had a mystery film for a long time. `Kahani` is edgy, pacey and we have got great response from the promos," she said.

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Monday, 30 January 2012

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Sanjay Dutt's top ten Performances!!

10. Eklavya

Pot-bellied, out of shape and seemingly corrupt, Dutt's Inspector Pannalal Chohaar showed us a different side of the actor, one unafraid to give up the glamour and enter the character's skin.

Hats off to director Vidhu Vinod Chopra for making it happen.




9. Sadak

Mahesh Bhatt was a director who used Dutt well, always exploiting his lean, hungry look, his sleep-deprived eyes, his junkie swagger.

In Sadak, a strange but effective Taxi Driver rip-off, Dutt played Ravi, a cabbie who falls in love with a prostitute.








8. Haseena Maan Jaayegi

Dutt's action roots were always strong, but the actor showed genuine comic spontaneity in this David Dhawan caper, the first of several where he went toe-to-toe with funnyman Govinda and more than held his own.





7. Mission Kashmir

In this Vinod Chopra film, Dutt played Inayat Khan, a tough cop dealing with terrorism and familial baggage, having lost a young son in a tragic accident.

A subtle performance with an appropriately stiff upper lip, Dutt did very well in the film, stealing leading man Hrithik Roshan's thunder.


6. Saajan

This Lawrence D'Souza romance saw Dutt play a limping orphan, an introverted poet hiding behind the bluster of his friend, Salman Khan.

Khan had the role of the charmer but it was Dutt, uncharacteristically quiet and sober, who walked away with the girl (Madhuri Dixit) and the applause.




5. Naam

This Mahesh Bhatt hit saw Dutt frequently getting into trouble with the law, a youngster gone astray and eventually forced to work for a smuggler.

Dutt did very well to convey both boyish cocksureness and, later, helplessness as he descended into crime.



4. Khalnayak

This Subhash Ghai film sees Dutt at his most charismatic, playing an outrageous -- but frequently frightening -- villain called Ballu, a gangster who enjoys gamesmanship.

Equal parts terrifying and amusing, Dutt showed mammoth screen presence in the film.





3.Vaastav

Apparently based on the early life of Chhota Rajan, this Mahesh Manjrekar film saw Dutt at his most intense.

In a role that took him from a smiling pav bhaji seller to one of Mumbai's most feared gangsters, Dutt displayed conviction and range in one of his best performances.





2. Lage Raho Munna Bhai

How do gangsters fall in love?

Rajkumar Hirani's masterpiece saw Sanjay Dutt's Munna flounder for answers as he learnt about Gandhi, started speaking with the father of the nation, and tried to woo a radio jockey with all his heart.

It's a performance solid enough to keep us smiling, sometimes even with moistened eyes


1. Munnabhai MBBS

While Hirani's sequel might have been the better film per se, Dutt struck gold in the original.

A lovable gangster soaked in optimism who doles out magic hugs?

It's a preposterously tall order, but Dutt, at the height of his abilities, made it work -- and made it look effortless.

 
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