Bollywood Actress Kim Sharma goes wild and sexy

According to Internet rumor zone Kim Sharma has mood swings. If one can catch her in the right time, miracle can happen. The Bollywood hottie is well known for her sexy postures. These postures dowes not obey any norms when the time is right. Catch Kim in the right mood, you will be amazed what she can offer. Many Bollywood directors are eager to catch Kim in the right mood so that the shoot goes well.

Kim is playful, innocent and has a great love for animals. She is an amazing cutie that brings glamour to shows, individuals and her fans.

Bollywood director wants Sexy Katrina Kaif to play Scarlett Keeling in movie

A director from the Indian film industry is hoping that Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif will play the role of Scarlett Keeling - the 15-year-old British girl whose bruised, half-naked body was found on a beach in Goa in February - in his new film.

Prabhakar Shukla said that he wanted to show the seedier side of India's beach paradise.

Fiona McKeown, Scarlett's mother said that she had reservations about the proposed film, which she feared would portray Scarlett in a bad light, rather than her killers and the police who tried to cover their tracks.

"It's far too soon to be thinking about a film of Scarlett's life - she hasn't even been buried yet," Telegraph quoted her, as saying.

However, Shukla defended his project by saying: "The film will of course be commercial in the Bollywood sense. Singing and dancing always enhances the story. But the moving story of Scarlett's death will also be there."
"I want to show the people what is happening in Goa - how there is a drug racket going on in the vacation spot and how people are slowly getting addicted and ruining their lives," he added.

He said he hoped that Katrina Kaif, Bollywood's leading lady, would play Scarlett.

Scarlett's body was found on February 18 on the popular Anjuna beach. (ANI)

Bollywoods Sexy Babes Malaika and Amrita Arora to sizzle together in Kidnap

It’s a well known fact that while Malaika is sizzling, Amrita Arora is sensational. And when the two siblings come together on screen, it’s going to exude oomph and sexiness to the maximum. The Arora sisters will be seen doing an item number together for the first time for Sanjay Gadhvi’s Kidnap, produced by Shree Ashtavinayak Cinevision.

Malaika and Amrita Arora will be dancing along with Sanjay Dutt in a song choreographed by Remo. And with Pritam’s composition and Sunidhi Chauhan’s voice, the song is expected to top the charts. The song would be shot in Filmistan from March 9 to March 13. The Arora siblings are looking forward to match their steps to the stage-song where they will be pitted against one other. They will be paid a stunning amount of 50 lakhs for the four-minute song.

Sanjay Dutt, Vidya Malavade, Minissha Lamba, and Rahul Dev form the rest of the star cast.

Bollywoos Actress Mallika Sherawat – India's highest paid female brand ambassador

She may not have had even a single release in over a year, but Bollywood sex-kitten Mallika Sherawat is all set to become India’s highest paid female brand ambassador.

Yes, reports are that Mallika is charging Rs 3.5 crore for an advertisement.




The commercial, to be directed by Pradeep Sarkar will include print and video ads for CDs and cassettes and the jingle will reportedly be penned by none other than Gulzar .

With this present assignment, Mallika is expected to surpass her more successful Bollywood contemporaries like the gorgeous Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, who commands a price of Rs 2-2.5 crore in the advertising circles.

Even Kareena Kapoor charges around Rs 1-2 crore per endorsement and Bollywood's latest dream girl Deepika Padukone is said to command around Rs 1-1.5 crore per advertisement.

Mallika, who will be seen doing a pole dance in Kamal Haasan 's Dasavatharam , had earlier charged Rs 1.5 crore for a 10-minute role in Himesh Reshammiya 's Aap Ka Suroor .

Bollywoods Hot Actress Tanisha getting ready to conquer new territories

Her elder sister Kajol is considered as one of the best performers and her mother is one of the legendry actresses from the history of Bollywood.

The cute Tanishaa has still not managed to turn any favourable winds of change to her direction from the time she decided to take the plunge into acting.

She tried to get the film buffs attention in her last film 'One Two Three' and now it seems the patience of Tanishaa has started to bring her fruits in the form of some good roles.

The actress will be soon seen in Ram Gopal Varma's 'Sarkar Raj' in a very simple non glamourised role of a traditional Maharashtrian wife.

Tanishaa's glam doll roll in the film 'Neal N Nicky' couldn't do any wonders for her career in the tinsel town.

The upcoming actress seems to have started to experiment and decided to get noted.
Her character in 'Sarkar Raj' has come in the right time for the actress as she is yet to reach a stage where she will have the pleasure of choosing great characters from the different roles offered to her.

There is also the news of Tanishaa doing a Bengali movie to be directed by the award winning director Gautham Haldar in which her mother Tanishaa will also be acting floating in the B-Town air.

You came to Bollywood with style, now it is high time to show the right substance too.

Right, Tanishaa.

Bollywoods Sexy Actress Sameera Reddy :I love my prostitute scenes

Sameera Reddy fans and admirers, who loved her dumb bimbo number with Anil Kapoor in Abbas-Mastaan’s Race, will find it difficult to recognize her in Buddhadeb Dasgupta’s just-released Bengali film Kaal Purush (Memories in the Mist.) Sameera flew down for the premiere to Kolkata and flew back even before the film was over.

Her role in Kaal Purush was followed by another role in Dasgupta’s latest film The Voyeurs. TWF correspondent Shoma A. Chatterji spoke to the very friendly and beautiful Sameera.

Considering that your debut in films began only in 2002 with Maine Dil Tujhko Diya, you have come a long way, right?
I consider myself lucky to have worked with the best directors in the industry. It has not been easy but it is not easy for anyone in the industry. It is an uphill climb for all of us here, including Shahrukh Khan.

I have worked with directors ranging from Sanjay Gupta through Ram Gopal Verma to Buddhadeb Dasgupta and Aruna Raje.

I worked with Mira Nair though that was for a short film Migration, screened at the Toronto Film Festival in 2007. I play a housewife who is HIV+. The Voyeurs, my second film with Buddha-da, was screened at the same festival.

How did it all begin?
When I was still studying at the Sydenham College in Mumbai, I happened to be chosen for a Pankaj Udhas video called Aashita.

My sisters, Meghna and Sushma were also very inspiring for me. I used to be a fun-loving, happy-go-lucky girl in college. But after this video, I became serious and decided to concentrate on two things – training in Kathak and acting in films.

After my debut in Maine Dil Tujhko Diya, I did two Telugu films, Narasimhudu and Jai Chiranjeeva.

How do you look at the polarities between the two characters you have played in Race and Kaal Purush?
I am not bothered about polarities because the films are different, the directors are different and even the audience is different.

Though I consider myself a spontaneous actress, I need a director to guide me so that it makes me a director’s actress as well. Playing a dumb bimbo in Race is equally important to me as is playing Supriya in Buddha-da’s Kaal Purush.

I was looking for a comic role after serious stuff like Sanjay Gupta’s Musafir and Ram Gopal Verma’s Darna Mana Hai. I am thrilled that the film is a big hit. Kaal Purush on the other hand, thanks to Buddha-da, really made me understand and learn to love what I was doing.

How close are you to Supriya, the ambitious housewife you played in Kaal Purush?
I loved the character of Supriya because it has several shades to it, beginning as a hard and bitter woman and then, unable to cope with a husband who turns out to be a ‘failure’ by her definition, she slowly realises that she must become independent.

The great American dream is just a trigger to turn her into a writer of travelogues on places she has never visited but has seen only on video. Love for Supriya, slowly turns to pity, as her husband tells his father at one point in the film.

I do not equate any character I play with my real self as Sameera, the woman and Sameera, the actress. An actress need not be ‘close’ or ‘distant’ to a character.

Which scene in the film do you carry with you in your heart?
I love the scene in which I play the prostitute who the hero suddenly visits one night. She finds his behaviour rather strange especially when he asks her, ‘why don’t you put on your sari?’

Then, with a sad and puzzled ex-pression on her face, she says, “You won’t begin to pull at it again, will you?” She somehow feels he is a good man but is confused and sad.

It is a scene I will carry with me forever. Thanks to Buddha-da, he really pushed me beyond my expectations. That is why when he asked me whether I would like to feature in The Voyeurs, I did not even ask him for the script. It has been a pleasure working with him.

You are very disciplined in your daily life, we hear.
I wasn’t before. But after I began training in Kathak from Pandit Viru Krishna Maharaj and then entered films, my life changed forever. I am grateful to Guruji for having taught me how to use Kathak in a film situation.

Today, I wake up early, do my yoga, followed by my Kathak riyaaz, regular work out and I am sorted for the day. My turning point came with Musafir and though I have had my share of flops, there have been milestones too.

Kaal Purush is my career best till date.

The film and the director helped me develop a new dimension – imbibing the Bengali culture in terms of its language, its food, the way a woman like Supriya dresses, making me fall in love with our traditional mode of dress – the sari.

Your future projects?
I am playing the female lead, a Naxalite, in Aruna Raje’s Red Alert on the contemporary nationalist movement.

It explores and shows how circumstances decide the destiny of a person who evolves into a Naxalite in course of time. Along with me are Sunil Shetty, Ayesha Dharkar and Naseeruddin Shah.

Then there is Mahayoddha Ram, an animation film where I have done the voice-over for Sita, and two more comedies about which I am not supposed to say much at this point.

Bollywood Actress Celina Jaitley WALKS OUT OF FILM

Ad filmmaker-turned-director Robbie Grewal's brother Gary needs to realize that his tantrum throwing will not work. As you may be aware that Bollywood hottie Celina Jaitley who had initially agreed to work in Gary's directorial debut has quit it for the latter's allegedly unprofessional behavior. This is significant for both Robbie and Gary as both don't have enough work with them. Though Celina herself doesn't have much in her kitty , yet she even hates the mention of Gary and hotly denies ever being a part of his debut.