Kareena Kapoor’s Birthday Bash With Saif, Karisma & More
It's Kareena Kapoor’s birthday today and we have a feeling the internet is going to break. While fans and friends have been wishing Kareena on her special day, her family came together to give her the perfect midnight surprise.
Hubby Saif Ali Khan, sister Karisma Kapoor, parents Babita and Randhir. Soha Ali Khan, Kunal Kemmu all showed up at her Bandra house to wish Kareena. And of course, they took pictures.
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'Manmarziyaan' Scenes Deletion Not a Big Deal: Abhishek Bachchan
"Manmarziyaan" actor Abhishek Bachchan, who features in a smoking scene which is among the three deleted scenes from the film, says there's no harm in excluding some content if it hurts people's sentiments.
Director Anurag Kashyap has been vocal about expressing anger over deletion of scenes from "Manmarziyaan", which apparently happened without his knowledge. The film's lead actress Taapsee Pannu also slammed the decision.
During an interactive session of Jagran Cinema Summit on Friday, Abhishek was asked to comment about it, reports IANS. Read more here.
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'Love Sonia' to Be Screened at UN
"Love Sonia", a film about sex trafficking, will be showcased at the UN, marking its first screening in the US.
The movie will be screened at UN in New York on October 11, the International Day of the Girl Child. The screening will be hosted by the UN Office for Drugs and Crime and Indian anti-trafficking organisation, Apne Aap Women Worldwide, read a statement.
"Art is a powerful advocacy tool to raise awareness and we hope this beautifully acted thoughtful film will move people to take action against the scourge of sex trafficking," said Simone Monasebian, Director of the UN Office for Drugs and Crime, reports IANS.
'Simmba', 'Zero' Clash Would've Affected Box Office Numbers: Rohit Shetty
Shah Rukh Khan's "Zero" and Ranveer Singh's "Simmba" are both much-awaited big ticket movies, which were earlier set for a clash during the Christmas season. Now they will release a week apart to avoid the box office collections getting affected, says "Simmba" director Rohit Shetty.
According to IANS, talking about the potential business that might get affected due to the release of these two films, Shetty said here on Friday: "I think one week is enough and there is no competition. Earlier we were planning to come on the same day, but then we went into a discussion.
"We decided not to come together because that would affect numbers. It was a mutual decision. If the film does well in the first week, it will go on."
Shabana, Imtiaz, Bhumi, Neha to Attend Tomorrow's India Global Summit
Bollywood celebrities Shabana Azmi, Imtiaz Ali, Bhumi Pednekar and Neha Dhupia will share their wisdom on human rights, Indian cinema, fashion and women empowerment respectively at the fourth edition of Tomorrow's India Global Summit, to be held on October 6.
The event, featuring entrepreneurs, global activists, technologists, Bollywood stars and sports personalities, will be held at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, in association with PepsiCo and Bose Corporation India Private Limited, reports IANS.