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John Abraham-From football to cricket

Posted by: fenilseta on: December 2, 2009

GAME FOR IT: John Abraham

John Abraham joins the Indian cricket team to play opposite South Africa in his sporty film

SUBHASH K JHA Times News Network (BOMBAY TIMES; December 2, 2009)

John Abrahan’s ankle’s more or less healed now and his doctor’s told him to go ahead and play for David Dhawan’s Hook Ya Crook. So Dhawan [...]

Farhan declines role in Rohan Sippy’s next?

Posted by: fenilseta on: December 1, 2009

Farhan Akhtar declines an offer to star with Abhishek Bachchan in Rohan Sippy’s next

By Subhash K Jha (MUMBAI MIRROR; December 01, 2009)

Rohan Sippy’s film requires three leading men. While two of them, Abhishek Bachchan and Pratik Babbar, have been finalised there is another crucial third character, whose role is parallel to that of Abhishek.
Apparently, [...]

I rarely listen to people’s advice-Sonal Sehgal

Posted by: fenilseta on: December 1, 2009

THIS IS ME: Sonal Sehgal

Sonal Sehgal would rather go with what her heart says
DEEPALI DHINGRA (BOMBAY TIMES; December 1, 2009)

When the going gets tough, the tough get going. And that’s exactly what Sonal Sehgal had to do, after waiting eons for her film Aashayein to release. The Nagesh Kukunoor film [...]

John buys 19 crore worth property

Posted by: fenilseta on: November 27, 2009

John Abraham recently bought a new property worth Rs 19 crore at Khar

By Santosh Andhale (MUMBAI MIRROR;November 27, 2009)

John Abraham has good reason to be excited. He has just acquired a new property at Union Park, Khar. John paid Rs 19 crore to become the owner of Green Acre building, a four-storey structure with a [...]

Love in the time of terrorism

Posted by: fenilseta on: November 26, 2009

Filmmakers known for fairytale romances are now making movies with terrorism as the backdrop, finds Harshada Rege

It could be a reaction post the 26/11 terror attacks or just the fact that terrorism is a global phenomena, but filmmakers have never before been so keen to highlight this evil on the big screen. And the emphasis [...]

John-Sabal having second thoughts about casting Jacqueline?

Posted by: fenilseta on: November 25, 2009

John and director Sabal reconsider their decision to cast Jacqueline Fernandez

By Sonal Chawla (MUMBAI MIRROR; November 25, 2009)

 

Jacqueline Fernandez
John Abraham

 

Jacqueline Fernandez, who  made her Bollywood debut in Aladin, was signed for a film by Sabal Shekhawat opposite John Abraham. Now it seems that John and Sabal, who are close friends, are having second thoughts about [...]

Mumbai Mirror’s analysis on the ‘failure’ of Kurbaan

Posted by: fenilseta on: November 24, 2009

The most-awaited film this year, Kurbaan has turned out to be a turkey. We speak to trade analysts and industry insiders to gauge what went wrong with the film

By Vickey Lalwani (MUMBAI MIRROR; November 24, 2009)

2009 has been a very bad year for UTV. After three films — What’s Your Rashee?, Main Aur Mrs [...]

David Dhawan’s son’s film shelved

Posted by: fenilseta on: November 24, 2009

Rohit Dhawan’s directorial debut shelved; he is working on a rom com now

By Sonal Chawla (MUMBAI MIRROR; November 24, 2009)

Times aren’t good for director David Dhawan. Yesterday, we broke the news about how Salman Khan is not letting him direct Sanki and now, we have learnt that his son Rohit’s debut directorial venture has [...]

Sallu-David: Partners no more?

Posted by: fenilseta on: November 23, 2009

Cracks have appeared between the once close associates Salman Khan and David Dhawan; an irked Salman refuses to let David direct him in Sanki

By Sonal Chawla (MUMBAI MIRROR; November 23, 2009)

Over the years, Salman Khan and David Dhawan have been known as one of the most successful actor-director jodis in Bollywood. Together they have [...]

Movie Review: KURBAAN by TARAN ADARSH

Posted by: fenilseta on: November 19, 2009

By Taran Adarsh, November 19, 2009 – 15:14 IST
Post 9/11, there’s anger, distrust, suspicion, uneasiness all around. Not a day passes when you don’t hear of terrorists killing civilians in the name of religion.
Many storytellers have, in the past, narrated stories about terrorists and their nefarious and despicable plans. But let me state one [...]