Madhur Bhandarkar’s most expensive film to date ‘Fashion’ has been released with its staggering 700 prints worldwide. The National award winner who seems to be inspired from the fashion industry has tried to portray the same world on screen and has been successful -- in projecting the fashion industry’s realm onto celluloid.

This season ‘Golmaal’ is back with ‘Golmaal Returns’, alas not with a bang but with a whimper. One of the most awaited flicks of the season is a sheer remake of 1973’s ‘Aaj Ki Taza Khabar.

A Marathi film was also inspired from the same story, which was made during 80’s, though both of them managed to impress the audience, the contemporary one fails to do so.

Over 200 gowns for 1 scene! Sounds strange, but yes, you heard it right!

Getting a perfect look is no child’s play, and when it comes to ace Bollywood actress like Katrina Kaif, every one becomes very serious.

According to a media report, for just the purpose of one scene in his upcoming film, Yuvvraaj, gorgeous Katrina Kaif tried an amazing number of 200 dresses (gowns).

“Katrina’s look in Yuvvraaj is very classic and regal with the emphasis being on empire line waistlines and Grecian gowns”, exposed a source.

Aamir Khan Percept Picture Company (PPC) has decided to make a biographical movie on yesteryear’s topmost actor and singer Kishore Kumar.

Moreover, PPC is keen to take Aamir for portraying the role of singer in the movie.

Keanu Reeves, 44 was in court regarding a lawsuit brought against him by Alison Silva, a 28-year old Brazilian paparazzo, who last March followed him to the affluent Rancho Palos Verdes area, where the actor had gone to visit his sister, who was in a medical facility for an eating disorder.  Reeves, emerged after an hour long visit, only to have Silva approach him and beging photographing.

‘Zack and Miri Make a Porno’, Kevin Smith’s new movie opened Friday, pushing some if not a whole lot of buttons, as newspapers, TV stations and billboard owners refused to run ads with the full title, while Utah chain Megaplex Theatres even refused to screen the comedy.