Makdee

"I am amazed at how many people walk up to me even today and say they were both terrified and mesmerised," said Shabana Azmi

Shweta Basu Prasad, who plays warrior-princess Nandni in Chandra-Nandni, says that the warrior-princess reflects the independent, strong-willed modern woman

"My films and my subjects make very strong impressions on my cinematic vision. My genre has to be every man's genre from Makdee to Omkara and Haider," he said

"Seriously?? Whoever you are, who imagined this statement, were you smoking funny cigarettes at work? Who talks like that? This sounds like a dialogue from some 80s Bollywood film. And why so many 'and' in that statement, go back to school amateur! Thankfully my family, my friends and my circle of people didn't believe this statement," an incensed ...

"I understand that everything was a chain of reaction and versions of the incident with several mis-leading stories were picked up along with my...........wait, NOT MY 'statement!"

The actress says that we should not look down on her for it but instead get together and support her

Shweta Basu Prasad, who was recently caught in a prostitution racket, may be offered a role in a film by National Award winning director by Hansal Mehta.

She would have lasted as a small time celebrity with a decent run down south, had her name not cropped up in a high profile prostitution racket bust in Hyderabad

She would have lasted as a small time celebrity with a decent run down south, had her name not cropped up in a high profile prostitution racket bust in Hyderabad

National award winning actress Shweta Basu, who was arrested for prostitution here, has revealed that she took to the sex trade as she was running out of money.

National award winning actress, Shweta Basu, Prostitution racket, Hyderabad, Makdee

Actor-director Markand Deshpande, who has been in the industry for more than two decades, feels that Hindi cinema has lost its charm and has only become a money minting machine.

Today is the day we get to see the suave and urbane Imran Khan play a bearded rustic in Vishal Bhardwaj's much-awaited Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola.

Indraneil Sengupta, is reinventing himself in Bengali film Doshomi which revolves around five days of Durga Puja festivity.

"I am amazed at how many people walk up to me even today and say they were both terrified and mesmerised," said Shabana Azmi

Shweta Basu Prasad, who plays warrior-princess Nandni in Chandra-Nandni, says that the warrior-princess reflects the independent, strong-willed modern woman

"My films and my subjects make very strong impressions on my cinematic vision. My genre has to be every man's genre from Makdee to Omkara and Haider," he said

"Seriously?? Whoever you are, who imagined this statement, were you smoking funny cigarettes at work? Who talks like that? This sounds like a dialogue from some 80s Bollywood film. And why so many 'and' in that statement, go back to school amateur! Thankfully my family, my friends and my circle of people didn't believe this statement," an incensed ...

"I understand that everything was a chain of reaction and versions of the incident with several mis-leading stories were picked up along with my...........wait, NOT MY 'statement!"

The actress says that we should not look down on her for it but instead get together and support her

Shweta Basu Prasad, who was recently caught in a prostitution racket, may be offered a role in a film by National Award winning director by Hansal Mehta.

She would have lasted as a small time celebrity with a decent run down south, had her name not cropped up in a high profile prostitution racket bust in Hyderabad

She would have lasted as a small time celebrity with a decent run down south, had her name not cropped up in a high profile prostitution racket bust in Hyderabad

National award winning actress Shweta Basu, who was arrested for prostitution here, has revealed that she took to the sex trade as she was running out of money.

National award winning actress, Shweta Basu, Prostitution racket, Hyderabad, Makdee

Actor-director Markand Deshpande, who has been in the industry for more than two decades, feels that Hindi cinema has lost its charm and has only become a money minting machine.

Today is the day we get to see the suave and urbane Imran Khan play a bearded rustic in Vishal Bhardwaj's much-awaited Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola.

Indraneil Sengupta, is reinventing himself in Bengali film Doshomi which revolves around five days of Durga Puja festivity.