Rachna Shah is quite a name nowadays.

Ashutosh Rana speaks his heart out and he makes it clear that it beats for the elections and not the IPL. He talks sipping his coffee for his new film ‘Coffee House’ which marks the debut of the famous television actress Sakshi tanwar, popularly known as Parvati in every Indian household.

New Delhi - Indian share markets gained by over 3 per cent Thursday tailing a global rally.

The 30-share Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange crossed the psychological 10,000 level to close at 10003.10 points, about 3.47 per cent above Wednesday's close.

The broader S&P CNX Nifty closed at 3082.25, about 3.28 per cent above its previous close.

The markets gained for the fourth successive day as inflation figures of 0.27 per cent for the week ended March 14 raised expectations of rate cuts and further liquidity flow into the market.

Last summer Abbas Tyrewala’s ‘Jaane Tu…Yaa Jaane Na’ was a youth blockbuster.

Imran Khan became an instant hit and it also revived the career of Genelia D’Souza who had been struggling for a while to make a mark in Bollywood and had shifted to the South.

Now the movie that made a mark is coming back with a sequel and Abbas Tyrewala has revealed the details of the sequel too.

You may recall that ‘Jaane Tu’ had a quintessential Bollywood style climax with a happy ending. The buzz is that the story now will focus on the characters of Imran and Genelia, Jai and Aditi, and the troubles they now face in their married life.

Stars come and go. There are many stars who made their big in their own way but now they are gone and its slightly a disappointment for their fans.

Sunny Deol Last film: Apne which came in 2007, with his brother Bobby Deol and their father Dharmendra. It was a family bound film.

Claim to fame: When he began his career in Bollywood; it was his father’s name that backed him. His major moment as an actor came with his home production Ghayal
(1990), for which he won the National Award for best actor (special jury award).

Upcoming projects: He is directing and acting in the “The Man” with Shilpa Shetty .

After earning a lot of appreciation from both masses as well as critics for his daring film Cyanide, based of Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination, A. M. R. Ramesh is now making yet another hard hitting flick titled Police Headquarters which is inspired by a true incident which took place in 1982.

The film is also being made in Tamil named Kavalar Kudiyiruppu. The film will introduce new faces Anees Tejeswar and Sonu. It is been produced by Anitha and Indumathi under the banner of Vasishta films.