Bollywood Hot Actress Katrina Kaif, who successfully underwent a minor surgery at the Breach Candy hospital, has been discharged on Thursday.
The actress was admitted to the hospital Wednesday night, prior to which she had been advised bed rest.
“Hot Katrina has just been discharged from Breach Candy Hospital and is completely fine now. Because of her system’s low hemoglobin level, she had to undergo a small surgical procedure. She’s resting at home, after which she will take off for her annual Christmas break,” Katrina’s spokesperson said in a statement.
The actress was recently seen in Bollywood Hit Film “Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani” and her next is Prakash JhaBollywood Upcoming Movies in 2010 “Rajneeti”.
After her film ‘London Dreams’ failed to click at the box office, Asin Thottumkal is left without work in the Hindi film industry.
“I have no films as of now. All that I can reveal is that future projects are under production and I can’t talk about them until the producers give me a go- ahead,” Asin divulged.
Though Hot Asin Thottumkal assured us that her fans would see more of her in movies this year, we hear from sources that with no Bollywood offers on hand, Asin is now looking at South Indian film possibilities. Buzz is that Asin has agreed to do a Malayalam film for a renowned director. She is also reportedly in talks with some other filmmakers from South India.
In between there were rumours that Asin was supposed to pair up with Abhishek Bachchan for Ashutosh Gowariker’s ‘Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Se’. However, the actress rejected the project finding the script not too appealing. We wonder if being so strictly choosy will prove a boon or bane for this talented actress.
Bollywood heartthrob Imran Khan will officially get engaged to his long time girlfriendAvantika Malik later today.
Imran Khan, who took Bollywood by storm in his debut film Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na, has planned the engagement party to be a quiet family affair.
The couple has always been very candid about their relationship and have been spotted at various parties together.
The actor, who has had just two releases in Bollywood, is currently working on a project with Hot Sonam Kapoor called Bollywood Upcoming Movies 2010 - I Hate LuvStories.
Story: Sameer is the archetypal struggler who leaves his dad in Delhi and comes to Mumbai, chasing dreams of becoming a star in Bollywood. Does he manage to survive the bleak and gruelling rounds of endless auditions, broken promises and missed chances?
Movie Review: Begin the count....How many times have you seen and heard the story of the bechara struggler who leaves his home town with a tooth brush in his backpack and a bag full of dreams that can only be fulfilled in maximum city, Mumbai. And then, how many times have you seen him eventually rise like the Phoenix over a relentless period of struggle which has him being shunted out of producer's offices, battling with rejection slips, shedding a salty tear of desperation on the salty sea front or giving himself some pep talk when the going gets really tough.
Umpteen times. And that's where Ken Ghosh's film slips. For, it offers you nothing new in terms of the script which ends up as the weakest link in this entire show. Sadly, it follow all the predictable twists and turns that comprise the star-is-born story. Yes, super-talented Sam (Shahid Kapoor) does leave his dad (Parikshat Sahni) to sell saris in saddi Dilli, in order to become an actor in big, bad Bollywood, minus a godfather and a grand daddy. Yes, he bides his time making low brow lungi ads and pitching in as a courier boy, hoping the empty promises of stardom might just come true. And yes, they do come true, but only after a prolonged period of struggle which goes through the usual grind of hunger, a homeless and penniless state.
Yet, what makes this film watchable is the passion that Hot Shahid Kapoor injects in his delineation of Sam, the struggler with stars in his eyes. May be, it's the autobiographical strains of the film -- the advertisements, the dance school, the chorus boy act, the no-godfather syndrome -- that stoke the fire in him. But there is a ring of sincerity and authenticity in his `Hi, I'm Sameer Behl and this is my number, Sir,' stuff during the sundry auditions that seem to be going nowhere. Also, the interactions with the school kids, when he tries to make a living as a dance teacher, has a spontaneity about it. Again, perchance spilling over from his days with Shiamak Davar. The initial I-hate-kids attitude is absolutely delightful -- and refreshing -- too. Add to this the effervescence of Genelia as Tina, the scooty-riding choreographer who thinks from her heart and you have an adequate medley of some moments of fun, fuzz and fantastic moves on the dance floor. Although, we do confess the audio track (Pritam Singh, Adnan Sami, Ken Ghosh, Sandeep Shirodkar) isn't much to boast about, considering the film is actually conceptualised as a musical.
The film may not have the emotional quotient of Ishq Vishq, Shahid and Ken's first film that set the box office on fire, yet it does have its moments. A better scripted, less cliched second half would have surely given the film a better chance to dazzle and shake.
A word about:
Performances: Shahid has a ring of sincerity as Sam, the struggler, while Genelia is her usual ebullient self.
Story: The plot is so predictable, it could put you to sleep. Now that's ironical at a time when Bollywood has so many new stories to tell.
Music: Four music directors and not a single song to boast about. Sad, really sad.
Choreography: The dances are supposedly choreographed by Marty Kudelka, the American who has directed the dance moves of stars like Justin Timberlake, Janet Jackson and N'Sync. Shahid does set the dance floor on fire in certain sequences.
Styling: Hot Genelia smartly sports the sassy, singleton, scooty-girl look while Shahid goes casual with Ed Hardy.
