Star spotting: Priyanka catwalks, John flexes
A veritable flurry of stars was observed over the weekend, as Bollywood took to its heels to stay in the limelight.
Sep 12, 2011 13:01 IST
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Seen at various events across the country, Bollywood biggies like Priyanka Chopra, John Abraham, Anil Kapoor and Katrina Kaif added star power to various events.
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Priyanka Chopra, brand ambassador of the Blenders Pride Fashion Tour 2011, walked the ramp for designer Neeta Lulla in Kolkata.
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Priyanka rocked the ramp in a fish-cut flaring lehenga in white.
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Like a scene from her National Award winning film, Fashion, the audience claps for the superstar.
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Priyanka looks fit and toned as ever on the ramp.
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At the Fashion Tour, without her make-up.
Coming up: John Abraham flexes for Force! -
Bollywood's most famous fitness freak stuck to character as he showed off his bulging biceps at Gold's Gym in Mumbai, while promoting his new film, Force.
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He even worked out with some of those present, performing a set of push-ups with one lucky fan.
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John's face shows not even a hint of any strain or pain while his fan mirrors the opposite as the star teaches him some scrunches.
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Much to the crowd's delight, the Force star performed a series of workouts for the cameras.
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The beefy actor sure can pull his weight!
Up Next: Katrina oozes oomph! -
In the news for missing her flight, Katrina flew high at the launch of Sapna Bhavnani's new branch of the famous MadOWot saloon.
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The Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara actress sported a cool, casual look as she stood by the tattooed Sapna Bhavnani.
The actress seems to be having some trouble cutting the red ribbon. -
The red ribbon conquered and vanquished, Katrina poses grandly as Bhavnani looks on.
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Katrina looks prim and proper even in her casual avatar.
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Smiling for the cameras, charming as ever.
See Also: Anil Kapoor, Gulzar at art do. -
Anil Kapoor was spotted at the Shesh Lekha art event in Mumbai. He was joined by producer-author-translator Pritish Nandy.
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Eminent lyricist Gulzar, too, made his presence felt at the art extravaganza.
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