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The innocent looking Adit Rao Hydari has shed her all shyness for the cover of FHM Magazine for Dec 2012.The actress is looking hot with black bra and short blue jeans and has gained a lot of attention from all around. In ‘Ye Saali Zindagi’ Aditi displayed her bold avatar and in the coming years she might reveal the same.
With the third installment of Murder, the actress has bagged in two other projects namely ‘Raanjhnaa’ and ‘Naam hai Boss’. All three are slated to release in 2013.
For now have a look on some of the sleazy pics of this hotty.
Bollywood most sexy, hot and racy Ukrainian
actress Nataliya Kozhenova is ready show her new Avatar in her upcoming
movie “The City That Never Sleeps” which is produced by Satish Reddy
and Directed by Haroon Rashid. Nataliya will be seen kissing every part
of the human body. The Nasha of her kissing will addict you and burn
fire within which is totally sparkfull. The beautiful actress is very
passionate of hard kissing.
Nataliya
Said, “I’m a great believer in kissing whatever is offered, a hand, a
cheek, or forehead after all you must start somewhere. Kissing is a art
which express your feeling the smooth kissing is make you feel like
heaven and wildest is go it show the craziness and excitement”
That’s
not all. The actress also said that she is now not only comfortable
with kisses but has become a believer in the love act! Nataliya had
played the controversial role in film Anjuna Beach where she had played a
15-year-old girls Scarlett keeling unfortunate young foreigner who was
brutally raped and murdered in Anjuna Beach on February 2, three years
ago.
The much-awaited wedding of Vidya balan and Siddharth Roy Kapur finally took place today in Chembur temple.The Bollywood couple tied the knot in a simple temple wedding, ending their two-year courtship.
Vidya, who swayed her fans in The Dirty Picture, was looking gorgeous in Kanjeevaram sari.She also wore a delicately designed traditional South Indian gold jewellery.
The wedding commenced early morning around 5 am and took one hour for the rites to be completed.
Natakireeti Dr Rajendra Prasad’s latest movie ‘Cinemakeldam Randi..!’ has completed its shooting accept two songs. The movie is currently shooting a song in Hyderabad. This is an out and out comedy entertainer like Rajendra Prasad’s earlier movies.
Seetha Nekkanti and Sunitha Paladugu are producing this movie on sri productions banner. Master Bharath, Ravi Babu, Rajiv Kanakala, Nagineedu, MS Narayana, Murali Krishna and others are playing lead roles in this film. MMG Reddy is the director of this film.
Sravan is composing music for this movie. Ramanji is the cinematographer and Karthika Srinivas is the editor of this film. The movie is expected to be released in February.
Seetha Nekkanti and Sunitha Paladugu are producing this movie on sri productions banner. Master Bharath, Ravi Babu, Rajiv Kanakala, Nagineedu, MS Narayana, Murali Krishna and others are playing lead roles in this film. MMG Reddy is the director of this film.
Sravan is composing music for this movie. Ramanji is the cinematographer and Karthika Srinivas is the editor of this film. The movie is expected to be released in February.
Prince Mahesh Babu and Venaktesh’s multi-starrer film "Seethamma Vaakitlo Sirimalle Chettu" (SVSC) shooting has been delayed due to many issues. While in the starting of the film the film makers struggled hard to find the heroine for Venkatesh in the film, which makes some delay in the film shoot after that Prakash Raj was stepped out from this project by not attending the first schedule of the film.Later Prakash agreed to be part of the film and shooting schedules have been changed according to his dates. These issues pushed the movie release date from October 2012 to January 2013.
Renowned actor Farooque Sheikh enthralled the audience in a recent event, by his thoughts on Indian cinema and the role of literature in it. He implores the audience to compel the film makers to improve. Actor and popular television host Farooque Sheikh unveiled the collector's edition
calendar by the National Book Trust on January 6 in New Delhi. Dressed in a crisp white kurta-pyjama Farooque Sheikh unveiled the calendar said: "It's very heartening and ironic at the same time to come here and speak of literature. Ironic because we need an occasion to discuss about literature and cinema both".
"The calendar looks promising and I think they should price it reasonable enough so that more and more people are able to buy it", he added.
Speaking on the occasion, S M Khan, Director General, DD News said," I would like to congratulate NBT for the noble idea of coming out with a calendar in connection with 100 years of Indian cinema. We couldn't have asked for a better personality than Farooque ji, who is related to both cinema and literature, to come and launch this calendar".
"The involvement of literature in cinema goes back to centuries. Take example of Mahabharata. We have been drawing characters from the epic and fashioned them in today's character," said Sheikh, when asked about the role of literature in Indian cinema.
Sheikh believes that cinema should leave the audience something to think about. It should not be just about entertainment. "Very strangely and sadly we've started treating cinema and television as just entertainment. As audience you should not accept whatever has been given to you. When you're spending time and money, please ask for better quality. Please compel us to improve", asked the actor.
Actor Farooque Sheikh at the event
The veteran actor is appreciative of cinema from the South, for adapting literary works. "Indian cinema has no story line these days. It's like the costumes of the heroine; we take something very thin and ask the director to make it interesting somehow. How much can you put to it?" he said in a deadpan.
"It's sad to see how we are following a tradition of using visual techniques in our films. It's something we are copying blindly from the west and not doing it better than them. So how will our films reach international platforms? Satyajit Ray is internationally known for making such simple and cult films. His films were a one man show," says Sheikh.
Should there then be a conscious effort to educate masses in film appreciation? "Absolutely! There are several film appreciation courses in the city itself. In fact many countries teach about film appreciation in schools."
The actor is all set to romance Deepti Naval in his upcoming film Listen Amaya, to be written and directed by a Delhi based couple.
About the event
To commemorate the 100 years of Indian Cinema, NBT has chosen literature and cinema as the theme of the New Delhi World Book Fair, 2012 and that of the calendar.
The calendar features some of the luminaries who have not only made some great films but have also brought international awards such as Dada Saheb Phalke, Joseph David Penkar, Ardeshir Irani, Bibhuti Bhushan Bandyopadhyaya, Satyajit Ray, Gulzar and such like. Designed by National Book Trust, the calendar is being brought out in association with Satyajit Ray Film & Television Institute, Kolkata and National Film Archives, Pune.
calendar by the National Book Trust on January 6 in New Delhi. Dressed in a crisp white kurta-pyjama Farooque Sheikh unveiled the calendar said: "It's very heartening and ironic at the same time to come here and speak of literature. Ironic because we need an occasion to discuss about literature and cinema both".
"The calendar looks promising and I think they should price it reasonable enough so that more and more people are able to buy it", he added.
Speaking on the occasion, S M Khan, Director General, DD News said," I would like to congratulate NBT for the noble idea of coming out with a calendar in connection with 100 years of Indian cinema. We couldn't have asked for a better personality than Farooque ji, who is related to both cinema and literature, to come and launch this calendar".
"The involvement of literature in cinema goes back to centuries. Take example of Mahabharata. We have been drawing characters from the epic and fashioned them in today's character," said Sheikh, when asked about the role of literature in Indian cinema.
Sheikh believes that cinema should leave the audience something to think about. It should not be just about entertainment. "Very strangely and sadly we've started treating cinema and television as just entertainment. As audience you should not accept whatever has been given to you. When you're spending time and money, please ask for better quality. Please compel us to improve", asked the actor.
Actor Farooque Sheikh at the event
The veteran actor is appreciative of cinema from the South, for adapting literary works. "Indian cinema has no story line these days. It's like the costumes of the heroine; we take something very thin and ask the director to make it interesting somehow. How much can you put to it?" he said in a deadpan."It's sad to see how we are following a tradition of using visual techniques in our films. It's something we are copying blindly from the west and not doing it better than them. So how will our films reach international platforms? Satyajit Ray is internationally known for making such simple and cult films. His films were a one man show," says Sheikh.
Should there then be a conscious effort to educate masses in film appreciation? "Absolutely! There are several film appreciation courses in the city itself. In fact many countries teach about film appreciation in schools."
The actor is all set to romance Deepti Naval in his upcoming film Listen Amaya, to be written and directed by a Delhi based couple.
About the event
To commemorate the 100 years of Indian Cinema, NBT has chosen literature and cinema as the theme of the New Delhi World Book Fair, 2012 and that of the calendar.
The calendar features some of the luminaries who have not only made some great films but have also brought international awards such as Dada Saheb Phalke, Joseph David Penkar, Ardeshir Irani, Bibhuti Bhushan Bandyopadhyaya, Satyajit Ray, Gulzar and such like. Designed by National Book Trust, the calendar is being brought out in association with Satyajit Ray Film & Television Institute, Kolkata and National Film Archives, Pune.
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