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- Check out Salman’s funny birthday cake!
- Misbah: Why do India oppose DRS?
- Demi Lovato Appears In “Give Your Heart A Break” Lyric Video
- What Is Expected In Bollywood In 2012
- New image from Bullet To The Head
- Priyanka on her character ‘Kaali’.
- Riptide GP v1.3 Apk
| Check out Salman’s funny birthday cake! Posted: 29 Dec 2011 11:23 PM PST
 Salman Khan’s birthday cake had a shirtless man Salman Khan turned 46 on Tuesday and partied with friends and family at his farmhouse. Actress Sneha Ullal who debuted opposite Salman Khan in the film Lucky: No Time For Love was invited to the party but couldn’t visit. However, she did share an image of Salman Khan’s cute birthday cake, presumably sent to her by someone at the party. The cake has a shirtless man, pulling weights. And there are the goodies of Salman Khan’s Being Human charity. “Check out Salman’s cake.super cute,” Sneha Ullal posted this image on her Twitter page. |
| Misbah: Why do India oppose DRS? Posted: 29 Dec 2011 11:05 PM PST
Misbah: Why do India oppose DRS?Misbah-ul-Haq has voiced his surprise over the continued opposition from the Board of Control for Cricket in India to the full implementation of the Decision Review System (DRS). “It is beyond me as to why the Indians oppose the DRS all the time. It is a modern technology that is not harming the sport. It is in its infant stages and can be made more productive with time,” Misbah told reporters in Lahore. Indian players and the BCCI have opposed the use of the DRS in their ongoing series in Australia as they feel that the technology has many flaws. They have also rejected moves to have it for their One-day tri-series against Australia and Sri Lanka to be held in February in Australia. In contrast, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) will have it for the Test and One-day series in the United Arab Emirates, starting from next month. “I support the DRS because it does give that chance to the players and umpires to rectify any umpiring errors which at times can be pretty decisive and costly in a match,” Misbah insisted. “There is no doubt that there is room for improvement in this technology and that will only be worked out if it is implemented consistently in all series,” he added. Last October, the ICC bowed to India’s wishes and made the DRS optional, four months after saying its use was compulsory. The ICC’s Executive Board reverted to its original decision of allowing the participating nations in a bilateral series to decide on using the technology. Under the system, teams are allowed two television reviews per innings if they feel that the on-field umpires have not given the correct decision. But the influential BCCI has constantly opposed even the partial use of the DRS, saying the current technology was not suitable. Misbah though feels there was nothing wrong with the technology and it has won the approval of most teams and players. “The cost and technology issues can be worked out but that can only be done if it is used on regular basis and backed by all boards,” he pointed out. Meanwhile, asked about the continued suspension of bilateral cricketing ties between India and Pakistan, Misbah said this was something the governments and authorities needed to sort out. “As a player I only know that for me a Indo-Pak series is always special and there are millions of people in both countries eager to see the teams play against each other regularly. I know that due to the current status quo millions of cricket fans are being deprived of some high class cricket contests, which also boost the image of the sport,” he said. On the issue of the appointment of new coach for the national cricket team, the captain said, “Whosoever the board appoints as permanent coach I am confident I can develop a good working relationship with him for the betterment of the team. I have enjoyed very good working relations with Waqar Younis and Mohsin Khan. “So I don’t see too many issues in this area.” The 37-year old Pakistani batsman said he was looking forward to the upcoming series against England as it should be “a closely fought series with quality performers in both teams”. |
| Demi Lovato Appears In “Give Your Heart A Break” Lyric Video Posted: 29 Dec 2011 02:06 PM PST
Demi Lovato – “Give Your Heart A Break” (Lyric Video) Demi Lovato’s Unbroken is out now on Hollywood Records. Purchase it on eMusic. |
| What Is Expected In Bollywood In 2012 Posted: 29 Dec 2011 01:28 PM PST
 What Is Expected In Bollywood In 2012 Shanghai: Inspired by Greek writer Vassilis Vassilikos’s acclaimed novel Z, Dibaker Bannerjee spins a tale on Maharashtra politicians’ aspirations of turning Mumbai into Shanghai. Hence the name for this political thriller that features Abhay Deol, Emraan Hashmi and Kalki Koechlin. Release: To be announced Gali Gali Chor Hai: Undeterred by the debacle of his directorial debut, writer Rumi Jafri is sure of his next, Gali Gali Chor Hai. The slice of life film features Akshaye Khanna as the Common Man who becomes a victim of the corrupt system. How the cashier at a bank who plays Lord Hanuman in the local RamLeela overcomes his circumstances forms the crux of the movie. Ek Deewana Tha: A decade since Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein, director Gautam Memon returns to Bollywood with his second movie. Like his first, Ek Deewana Tha too is a remake of his own Tamil hit, Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa. Prateik and Amy Jackson play the lead pair in this cross-cultural romance, the music of which has been composed by maestro A R Rahman. London, Paris, New York: Ali Zafar and Aditi Rao feature in this romcom spanning three countries. Ali is also composing the music and rending his own playback. First-timer Anu Menon directs the film produced by Goldie Behl and Srishti Arya. Kya Super Kool Hain Hum: Tusshar Kapoor and Riteish Deshmukh return in this sequel of Kya Kool Hain Hum under the aegis of the writer-turned-director Sachin Yardi. Angela Jonnson and Neha Sharma replace Neha Dhupia and Eeshaa Koppikhar from the first movie and are supported by Bipasha Basu, Sarah Jane Dias and Chunky Panday. Jannat 2: Riding on the success of Jannat, producers Mukesh and Mahesh Bhatt are back with yet another sequel. Under the direction of Kunal Deshmukh, Emraan Hashmi is joined in this film about match fixing by Randeep Hooda and Prachi Desai. Raaz 3: Nearly a decade since the first Raaz went on to become a runaway hit, director Vikram Bhatt rejoins producer uncles Mahesh and Mukesh Bhatt for yet another scary thriller. Emraan Hashmi, who played an artist in Raaz 2 returns for a trilogy that also features Jacqueline Fernandez. Khiladi 786: More than 10 years since International Khiladi, Akshay Kumar returns in his most-famous avatar, this time in and as Khiladi 786. Helmed by Ashish R Mohan, the action comedy features Himesh Reshammiya too, who is also co-producing it with Akshay. Yash Chopra’s next: Seven years after Veer-Zaara, the master of romance returns with his favourite Shah Rukh Khan. Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma are said to join him in this love triangle, the shooting for which starts early January. Race 2: Directed by Abbas-Mustan, John Abraham steps in to join Saif Ali Khan and Anil Kapoor in this suspense thriller that takes off after Akshaye Khanna and Katrina Kaif’s characters end in the first movie. Deepika Padukone, Jacqueline Fernandez and Ameesha Patel to sizzle in place of Bipasha, Katrina and Sameera Reddy. Chashme Buddoor: Putting the debacle of Rascals behind him, David Dhawan embarks on the remake of Sai Paranjpe’s acclaimed hit, Chashme Buddoor. Ali Zafar reprises Faroukh Shaikh’s role, aided by Divyendhu Sharma and Siddharth. The comedy also features Tapasi, Anupam Kher, Rishi Kapoor and Raveena Tandon. Student Of The Year: For the first time since his debut, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, director Karan Johar’s film doesn’t star Shah Rukh Khan. However, he’s onboard as the co-producer as KJo directs star kids Varun Dhawan (son of David Dhawan) and Alia Bhatt (daughter of Mahesh Bhatt) in this campus romance. Ghayal Returns: More than two decades since the Rajkumar Santoshi-helmed movie stormed the box-office, Sunny Deol is back to playing a mature Ajay Verma. Old friend Rahul Rawail, who directed his first hits like Betaab and Arjun is at the helm to also help boost the Vijeyta Films banner. Thaanedaar Returns: Southern whiz K S Ravikumar makes his Hindi debut with the remake of Saamy. Sanjay Dutt reprises the protagonist cop essayed by Vikram in the Tamil hit. Asin plays his love interest while Prakash Raj is the bad man. Cocktail: Being Cyrus might not have set the cash registers ringing, but it sure got Homi Adajania noticed as a director to reckon with. He returns with Cocktail, an unusual love story, written by Imtiaz Ali and featuring Saif Ali Khan (also producer) and Deepika Padukone. Bhaag Milkha Bhaag: Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s ambitious biography on Milkha Singh. Farhan Akhtar has already started training to play the Flying Sikh, as the athlete was popularly known as. Sonam Kapoor plays his love before he got married to Nirmal Kaur. Zilla Ghaziabad: Sanjay Dutt plays a cop yet again (besides Department and Thaanedaar Returns) in this movie based on gang wars in the mid 1990s in Ghaziabad. Arshad Warsi plays his first negative character as Prakash Fauji, while Vivek Oberoi plays his nemesis, a professor-turned-gangster in this Anand Kumar directed film. Maatru Ki Bijli Ka Mandola: Thanks to open date diary, Imran Khan could sign up for this Vishal Bhardwaj rom-com, also featuring Anushka Sharma and set in rustic Rajasthan. The young actor is these days trying to get into Saif Ali Khan’s Langda Tyagi mould at the behest of the filmmaker. Perhaps that is something that first choice Ajay Devgn didn’t want to do. And the young Khan had no qualms about. Rock The Shaadi: One of the most promising directors of 2008, Navdeep Singh returns with his second movie. Said to be a zombie-comedy, it features his favourite Abhay Deol, along with Genelia D’Souza. Kismat, Love, Paisa, Dilli: Three years after the acclaimed surprise success of Ek Chaalis Ki Last Local, director Sanjay Khanduri returns with what was touted to be as the sequel to the Abhay Deol movie. However, this one, starring Vivek Oberoi and Mallika Sherawat, has been renamed as Kismat, Love, Paisa, Dilli or KLPD as short, for a popular Hindi slang. Shootout At Wadala: After their fallout, post Shootout At Lokhandwala, director Sanjay Gupta and producer Ekta Kapoor join hands for yet another film based on reality. However, this time they’re tracing the first encounter of Mumbai, of Manya Surve by cop Isaque Bhagwan in 1981. Anil Kapoor plays the cop while John Abraham plays the gangster. Vidya Balan has been reportedly confirmed as the don’s moll. Lootera: Not one to rest on laurels post Udaan, director Vikramaditya Motwane revisits the 1960s with his second film. Interestingly, this is hero Ranveer Singh’s first movie outside the YRF banner that pairs him with Sonakshi Sinha. English Vinglish: Nearly a decade and a half since Judaai, Sridevi makes her comeback. Discounting her special appearance in Halla Bol (2008), English Vinglish sees her as a protagonist struggling against hardships after her husband dies in the movie, which set in the US. Balki, director of Cheeni Kum and Paa, takes a backseat as the producer overseeing the directorial debut of his wife Gauri Shinde. I, Me Aur Main: Kapil Sharma, son of astronaut Rakesh Sharma, makes his directorial debut with this slice-of-life movie. Chitrangada Singh and Prachi Desai also feature with John Abraham, who’s also producing the film with Goldie Behl-Srishti Arya and Reliance Entertainment. Ishq In Paris: Preity Zinta makes her debut as a producer while also doubling up as the leading lady. Helmed by her good friend Prem Soni (Main Aur Mrs Khanna), this one also stars French actress Isabelle Adjani and as the title suggests, is a love story set in Paris. Vicky Donor: Director Shoojit Sircar has a tough task on hand with this one. More so because it’s reported to launch Hema Malini’s daughter Ahana as an actress, paired opposite Prateik. Besides, it’s John Abraham’s solo production. Shirin Farhad: Bela Sehgal, editor sister of Sanjay Leela Bhansali, finally makes her directorial debut. Interestingly, director Farah Khan makes her debut as an actress, paired with Boman Irani.  |
| New image from Bullet To The Head Posted: 29 Dec 2011 01:13 PM PST
You might have missed this one over Christmas, but a new image has been released for Stallone’s upcoming action thriller Bullet To The Head, and it goes some way towards answering whether Sly is too old for this shit… Well, from the looks of that washboard stomach, we’d have to say no! Granted, we’re not sure exactly what the thinking process is behind that constipated facial expression, but in the muscles department, he certainly looks good to go. A new synopsis has also been released for the film, albeit a fairly brief one. “Based on a graphic novel,” begins the blurb, “Bullet to the Head also tells the story of a New Orleans hitman (Stallone) and a New York City cop who form an alliance to bring down the killers of their respective partners.” Stallone will be trading body blows with Conan beefcake Jason Momoa, whilst Christian Slater is the pick of the supporting cast. Red Heat helmer Walter Hill will be filling the director’s chair. We’re hoping Stallone is a little more mobile here than he was in The Expendables, but the man looks at least to be in imposing shape. Bullet To The Head is released in the UK on 13 April 2012. Source: Collider Will you be going to see this over The Expendables 2? Tell us, below. Incoming search terms:
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| Priyanka on her character ‘Kaali’. Posted: 29 Dec 2011 11:36 AM PST
 Priyanka Chopra’s role as Kaali is the soul in Agneepath. The actress plays the leading lady opposite Hrithik Roshan in their upcoming flick. Priyanka plays a Maharashtrian girl. However, her character in the film has no resemblance to that of Sweety in “Kaminey”. “I was playing a Maharashtrian girl for the second time. When Karan Malhotra and I discussed the film, we were very clear that we have to try to keep this character as different as possible from my character of Sweety in ‘Kaminey’ because the personalities of both the girls are different.” “Karan was very clear-minded about Kaali’s character. So, it was very easy for me,” Incoming search terms:
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