Shankar Mahadevan Turns Politically Correct

Talented singer Shankar Mahadevan has recorded a song for Raj Thackeray at the Swaranjali Studio in Andheri especially for his election campaign in the forthcoming Municipality Elections in Mumbai. In collaboration with Shaan and Kunal Ganjawala, the song outlines the election tunes and calls for change in guard for the city of Mumbai. The music has been set by well known Marathi composer duo Atul

Jiah hunts for Bachchan’s musk

Jiah Khan has earlier been quoted as saying that Mr. Bachchan smelt really good. Incidentally Jiah had done a short stint in a perfume factory and had a good nose for perfume. She could recognize any famous brand of perfume or cologne just by smelling it once.

“Baabul sank because of the second half,” says Salman Khan

The world knows that Salman Khan recently posed with husband of ex-flame Sangeeta Bijlani Mohammad Azharuddin. During the same visit a fan asked him as to what he had to say about both his big films of 2006, ‘Jaaneman’ and ‘Baabul’ didn’t set the cash registers jingling. “I agree ‘Jaaneman’ was my film and it bombed, but ‘Baabul’ sank because of the second half,” he quipped tongue-in-cheek.

Bipasha to boogie woogie with sex workers

Bipasha Basu has had a great 2006. She earned critical fame with ‘Corporate’, her bimbo act in ‘Dhoom 2’ was smouldering hot while her ‘Beedi’ and ‘Namak’ numbers in ‘Omkara’ are chartbusters material….For ever. Her on-off relationship with John Abraham has been subject of much speculation. But Bips has decided it’s time to move on. to even more meaningful things in life.

“I Don’t Fear The Public”

I don’t fear the Public, I am the Public…This is one of the catch-lines hogging attention in the newspaper advertisements of Mani Rathnam’s ‘Guru’. The main catchline – Villager, Visionary, Winner….Continues to be the mainstay…This has to be said that in its final stage of Herculean Publicity, ‘Guru’ is definitely evoking curiosity that goes beyond mere entertainment.