Dirty Pictures Theatrical Trailer

Silk Smitha puts me off  from the day I first read about this project but Dirty Pictures - a movie on Smitha's life is releasing soon and I thought it would be better to share its theatrical trailer. Being a production of Ekta Kapoor, two things were inevitable 1. Her brother Tushar Kapoor is pretty much a part of the cast in this home production as well and 2. The movie is revolving around sex and lust (specialty of Ekta Kapoor's production house keeping in mind the useless porn movie Raginni MMS she made.)

Anyhow, a movie on Silk Smith could not be made without sex and lust. The cast is superb. Vidya Balan must have acted well but most of her fans are questioning her choice of doing a dirty movie in the first place since she is already doing so well. Naseeruddin Shah looks a bit old even with the dyed hair. My favorite is Emraan Hashmi of the lot.

Emraan Hashmi and Prachi Desai To Work Together Again

Prachi Desai and Emraan Hashmi will be seen together once again after the success of Once Upon A Time In Mumbai (OUATIM). This time round, they will work in Mahesh and Mukesh Bhatt's Informer.

Prachi, who has track record of not kissing in her movies has to raise her sex appeal quite high for this movie as per the insiders. She will go for a complete makeover for the role.

Emraan and Prachi were liked together in OUATIM and it is obvious the two enjoy their comfort zone. They have shared intimate scenes in it also. However, Prachi is known for including a no kiss clause in her contracts in the past also and she might just continue with her principle even now.

She had this clause incorporated in OATIM and also refused to kiss John Abraham in Shrishti Arya's next movie.

Well, I actually like Prachi quite a lot. She is quite pretty to look at and the fact that she does not put herself in compromising, dirty scenes just to get a little limelight is neat. She also remains rather content with very few projects. She has done very few movies but all of them are decent. These are rare qualities in actresses since all of them are greedy for success and ready to do anything to get attention. I hope Prachi will continue to follow her principles in the future also.

Akshay Kumar In Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Sequel

Since this is the age of sequels, filmmakers are making sequel of almost every movie that becomes a hit amongst the audience. Their stance on this is simple that if a movie clicks and audience likes the characters, they become fond of watching the characters again. This is why we saw Munna Bhai sequels, Dabangg 2 will be made soon, Deols are planning to work on Yamla Pagla Deewana sequel and of course how we forget the never ending sequels of Golmaal. 

So, it is not surprising to hear about the sequel of Once Upon A Time In Mumbai after its magnificent box office success. It is now out in the open that Akshay Kumar will be starring in OUATIM and play the role of the noted don Dawood Ibrahim.

Emraan Hashmi played this role in the original movie. Akshay Kumar is all set for this project and is excited about the look he will portray in this character. Well, this is one interesting news. I think Akshay Kumar can really take the movie to the next level.

First look of the Murder 2

I just read:

“Well, when Mahesh Bhatt said that ‘Murder 2′ will go beyond the original film, he wasn’t kidding!”

Don’t you think it’s a little early to say that? Most of us who are waiting for Murder 2 have already seen X-rated movies when we were kids.

"I have never had 'chamche' around me" - Ajay

"I have never had a coterie of 'chamche' all around me, whether at the beginning of my career or today", said Ajay.

It’s not just celebrities, even ordinary people have this desire to have sycophants around them who could lie to them about everything.

Ajay goes on to add in his characteristic tone, "I may have seen highs as well as lows but never ever have I given myself in the hands of those who may take unfair advantage of me. I would rather have a co-star who is good in his job and guarantee a box office pull."

Ajay has been around in the industry for 2 decades now & he has not just survived but has delivered consistently year after year. In a recent interview, he was asked if he was scared of Emraan Hashmi as he’s famous for being a serial kisser. To which he replied very nicely that he knew Emraan would not kiss him.

Emraan's ready for more 'Murder'

Emraan Hashmi is working in the sequel of Murder & it will be released this year. This one is not completely revolving around lust; it’s more of an edgy thriller. It just taps the simple angle of lust & that’s it. He’s playing the role of a serial killer. However, Mallika Sherawat has been replaced by Jacqueline Fernandes as the female lead.

People associated Murder with sensuality but in this sequel, the boldness is very different. We are all waiting to see how different.

Although Emraan Hashmi is not obsessed with the six- pack thing but he has worked on it as the director wanted him to look tough.

I like Emraan Hashmi. He doesn’t bother his heroines. In fact, they say he’s a very understanding guy when it comes to kissing scenes. Which means he’s not at all like Anil Kapoor who was never satisfied with his kisses & there used to be many re-takes.

Emraan - "It is good to see someone like Shruti act"

In his last film 'Crook', Emraan was seen with a debutant leading lady - Neha Sharma. Now he has Shruti Hassan opposite him and she too is a newcomer with only one film (Luck) behind her. However Emraan likes the fact that as Nikki Narang, Shruti is plain natural in 'Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji'.

"It is good to see someone like Shruti act because one can see that she is trying hard and groping to find a way along as she has just started in the industry. However this is what gives her an edge as well as there is something new that she has managed to bring out of this process," smiles Emraan.

When asked to elaborate upon his statement, Emraan adds, "When you just start off, there is this unique style that you bring along with you which is totally uninhibited. You are not 'trained' per se at that time. However, you start loosing that out with more experience."

Narrating his own example, Emraan recollects, "If you look at my first three-four films, you will understand what I am talking about. What could be a little more polished or refined today could perhaps have been a little different 5-6 years back as it was more natural."