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    U.S. apologizes to Bollywood Star Shahrukh Khan

    ‘We apologize for any inconvenience that Mr Shah Rukh Khan may have experienced,’ a statement from U.S. Embassy spokesman Peter Vrooman read.

    Khan’s plane landed at a White Plains airport on Thursday with Nita Ambani, the wife of India’s richest industrialist, Mukesh Ambani.

    The plane was a private jet belonging to the Ambanis, who’s daughter attends Yale University and sits as the university’s South Asian Society chair.

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    Bollywood art directors interest in Patiala ancient buildings

    The ancient buildings erected by the Patiala dynasty has created interest in Bollywood art directors as the city has been witnessing the filming of a number of Hindi movies since last year, Zee News reports.

    These days the shooting of `Son of Sardar` and `Bhaag Milkha Bhaag` are in full swing as all the hotels in the city are overcrowded.

    Ajay Devgan`s home production `Son of Sardar` is a Bollywood romance drama directed by Ashwani Dhir and its shooting is in progress at Bagrian village of Sangrur district. The film stars Ajay Devgn, Juhi Chawla, Sanjay Dutt and Sonakshi Sinha and is scheduled for release on November 14. The shooting of Farhan Akhtar starrer `Bhaag Milkha Bhaag`, a biopic on legendary Indian athlete Milkha Singh directed by Rakesh Omprakash Mehra, is also going on at Government Mohindra College and Punjabi University campus.
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    There couldn’t have been a better time to bring back Titanic in a 3D format : James Cameron

    Best known for having co-produced Oscar-winning films like Avatar and Titanic with filmmaker James Cameron, producer Jon Landau says that there couldn’t have been a better time to bring back Titanic in a 3D format.

    “Though the film will always have takers, it was about time that we introduce the newer generations to a saga in a format that relate to. It’s a timeless love story, but the audience is more ripe for a 3D experience now than ever before,” says the producer.

    In a tete-a-tete with After Hrs, the producer talks about pairing up with Cameron and reveals his interest in Bollywood.

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    Bollywood stars in IPL 5 opening ceremony

    Glitz, glamour and game. The opening ceremony of the IPL 5 will see a lot of fireworks in Chennai on Tuesday – from American pop icon Katy Perry’s performance to Indian dancing sensation Prabhu Deva’s act to Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan’s poetry recitation.

    If that is not enough, Bollywood stars Salman Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra and music band Colonial Cousins are geared up to set the stage afire.

    “There will be good things, lots of entertainment and cricket. It’s the first time that such a large-scale, separate concert is being organised for the IPL, so big things have been planned,” Wizcraft Entertainment director Sabbas Joseph said.

    Bollywood legend and mega superstar Amitabh Bachchan will host the opening ceremony of the fifth season of Indian Premier League (IPL) in Chennai on

    Bollywood stars Priyanka Chopra and Salman Khan are set to be a part of the Indian Premier League’s opening ceremony to be held at YMCA College of Physical Education on April 3.

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    Mona Kapoor died

    TV serial producer & CEO of a film studio Mona Kapoor, the ex-wife of Bollywood filmmaker Boney Kapoor and mother of Arjun Kapoor, who makes his debut with YRF’s ISHAQZAADE, died in a hospital here Sunday, March 25, after battling multiple organ cancer for about five months. She was48.

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    Movie About Mumbai attacks

    Shooting has begun on the first big budget Indian movie to deal with the 2008 militant attacks on the country’s financial capital Mumbai that killed 166 people.
    Posting on his Twitter site, popular Bollywood director Ram Gopal Varma — known for his movies focussing on the Mumbai underworld — said “The Attacks of 26/11″ was “the most important film of my career”.

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    London Paris New York – Ali Zafar New Movie

    London Paris New York Movie PreviewAward-winning pop singer, composer and actor Ali Zafar follows up his popular hits Mere Brother Ki Dulhan and Tere Bin Laden with thecross-continent romantic comedy LONDON PARIS NEW YORK starring opposite..

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    Anushka Sharma riding bikes phobia

    Who would have thought that daring and over confident actress, Anushka Sharma would have a phobia about riding bikes.

    The incident happened on the sets of Vishal Bhardwaj’s ‘Matru Ki Bijee Ka Mandola’, a film that has proved to be a challenging one for Imran Khan, is now putting Anushka out of her comfort zone too.

    Insiders say, when Anushka felt how fast Imran was riding the bike, she screamed and demanded to get off the bike immediately. However after a long chat with her director, Vishal she agreed to get back onto the bike. Of course Imran was far more careful not to upset his leading lady second time round, therefore reduced his speed dramatically.

    We look forward to watching this scene in particular and hearing more stories about how Vishal loves to challenge his actors!

    Was it wrong for Anushka to be so demanding?

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    Bollywood is not a big bad world: Vidya Balan

    Contrary of what people perceive of Bollywood, Vidya Balan says she vidya balandoesn’t feel the industry is a “big bad world”. “I had heard film industry is a big bad world, but I lead my world my way and on my own terms. I was very clear from the beginning
    that I was only and only interested in work and nothing more than that,” said Vidya in the capital Saturday, attending the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit.
    “I became an actor to live life of many actors. I have dabbled in all the mediums. I have done ad-films, I have done television and I have done films, because that is what I wanted to do – be an actor. I grew up as a film fan. I had a burning desire to show my skills to the world,” she added.

    The 32-year-old also feels that newcomers need to keep their foot down and be clear with their own thinking process.

    “I don’t think it’s a bad world. Now that I have been here, I can say this with my experience. One does get to hear about other peoples’ experience, stories of exploitation, casting couch. But trust me, all is in your own hands. It all depends on how you present yourself and approach,” she said.

    Filmmaker-actor Farhan Akhtar, who too was one of the speakers at the conference, shared the same sentiments.

    “I completely agree with Vidya, every industry has an underbelly. It is important for you to make your own choice and stand for it,” said Farhan.

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