Inspiration for I Hate Luv Storys

What inspired Punit Malhotra to make I Hate Luv Storys?

Punit Malhotra answer this question very beautifully as follows :

I basically wanted to make a love story. I just wanted to make a cute, nice love story and I had a lot of free time on hand (laughs). So, I started penning down some thoughts of mine and they kind of materialized really well. That is were it came from. Read More......

Aishwarya and Abhishek Most Loved Couple

Bollywood couple Aishwarya and Abhishek Bachchan always mingle their professional commitments with their personal ones.

As got evident once again in United Kindom London on 20th June, where they take great delight in indulging.

In each others’ blissful company seeking time for each other in midst of their hectic, gruelling schedules.

So, why should they resist the yummy idea of going out for a dinner in a beautiful London restaurant.

If destiny itself hatches such a romantic appointment? So, the duo (who are lovingly addressed. Read More......

Katrina Vs Aishwarya

It’s the battle of sexy girls and everyone is entitled to have their own views. Well we are talking about the two current beauties of hindi cinema Aishwarya Rai and adoring Katrina Kaif who are ruling the Hindi film industry currently.

As long as beauty is concerned we think that both Aishwarya and Katrina have this pristine white and girl next door icon which they protect very fiercely. While Aishwarya is conventionally beautiful, Katrina has this worldwide appeal added to her beauty. Also at times Ash seems to be cold while Katrina is all warmed up, cheery and bright.

Professionally too it is Katrina who is climbing high now-a-days. Katrina latest film Rajneeti has been declared as a super hit and her de glam role has paid off really well. Even though Katrina Kaif had just 20 minutes role in the movie, the film proved that Katrina is determined about presenting herself as a serious actress.

Aishwarya’s most latest film Raavan with huby has been getting a mix of responses and it is believed that the Tamil version has been receiving more appreciation than the Hindi version. Aishwarya’s performance has been getting rave reviews, though the box office responses seem to be a little thanda. With beautiful faces as blessing, let’s see who lasts the battle for long. Read More......

Raavan Abhishek and Aishwarya

Raavan in Hindi, Tamil and Villain in Telegu are all set to be released on June 18. In modern times Ramayana has been replaced by ‘Raavanyana’. Director, Mani Ratnam has forayed into an unknown territory wherein.

The film story is revolving on the perspective of evil, Raavan. Raavan has questioned the very existence of Raavan. He has delved into making a demarcation of good and evil and has produced a very pertinent question. Is there a Raavan in every one of us?

With a super super cast boasting of the likes of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Abhishek Bachchan and southern superstar Vikram in the lead and Govinda, Ravi Kishan, Nikhil Dwivedi, Tejaswini Kolhapure and Priyamani in the supporting roles, Raavan is sure to create history.

Abhishek play Beera, who kidnaps Ragini, Aishwarya, who is the spouse of Vikram, a cop who is responsible for his sis’s death, to want revenge. But the twist in the story is that unlike the epic, Sita falls for Raavan. All this along with deadly stunts coupled with outstanding music by legend AR Rahman make Raavan a must watch. Read More......

Aishwarya in london for world Premier

The Bachchans, the first family of Hindi cinema, were out in force in United Kingdom London for the world premiere of the Bollywood movie "Raavan." Abhishek Bachchan, his wife Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and father Amitabh Bachchan joined the showing late Wednesday, as did the movie's director Mani Ratnam and Oscar-winning music composer A. R. Rahman. They were given the red carpet treatment at the British Film Institute Southbank complex next to the River Thames in central London. The film, which stars Abhishek Bachchan and his wife, an actress and former Miss World, will be released in cinemas worldwide on Friday. "India is the largest film industry in the world. We sell twice the amount of tickets that Hollywood does," Abhishek Bachchan told Sky News television. "They are at a threshold where people have suddenly developed this love for Indian cinema. "But I don't think it's going to be this huge rage in the English-speaking world. There is always a language barrier and that is something that has to be respected."The film is a loose adaptation of the Indian epic Ramayana, in which the wife of Lord Rama, Sita, is abducted by a demon. The movie is packed with action scenes, many of which take place in dense jungle.

Asked how she handled being thrown into water repeatedly while filming stunts for the movie, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan told the BBC: "It must have made acting easy, don't you think? Just throw her in there and suffer, and let's just film that." Her husband added: "She came out looking as good and we were like 'Come on that's so unfair'."

Two versions of the film were made simultaneously -- one in the Hindi language and one in Tamil -- and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan said this made it "even more challenging." But she said the experience was enjoyable and "very, very close to my heart."

"As an actor there's so much to do and so much to give to the character in the narrative, so I think we actors are always greedy and hungry and looking for work where we are actually able to enjoy the entire process." She added that it was also nice for the couple to work with the director, Mani Ratnam, as he was "very, very dear to us."

"The director is my first director, the person I faced the camera with for the first time ever," she said. "And here we were working together on what we believed is a good piece of cinema." Amitabh Bachchan came to London after spending time in Paris.

"Abhishek and Aishwarya have flown in just this evening after hectic and tiring procedures being conducted for the promotions on 'Raavan', and it was such a delight to be all together again," he said in his blog Tuesday. "Took them out to dinner, caught up on events and times, laughed." Read More......