After making her singing debut with English single "Forgot to be me", actress Sarah Jane Dias is all set to croon for her own role in her next film titled "Adhoori Dhun".
The 31-year-old will be seen donning the character of a singer in the film, directed by Jeff Goldsberg.
Actress Nayantara, who is gearing up for the release of southern remake of hit Hindi movie "Kahaani", says she usually doesn't like women-centric movies because they are too much of a responsibility for an artist.
"Tum Bin" fame actor Priyanshu Chatterjee, recently seen in "Samrat & Co", doesn't have any particular role in mind or any fixed plans to direct. He says he would like to be part of "interesting and entertaining" cinema that helps him "shine like never before" and that he may wield the megaphone if a subject "grips" his attention.
National award winning "Shahid" director Hansal Mehta, who describes himself as a subversive filmmaker, is all set to make a film on a gay character's journey from self-denial to social ostracism. Interestingly, the story came to him through the internet.
Kapil Sharma's innocuous re-tweet of Narendra Modi's remark comparing Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi's speeches to Kapil's comedy sparked of an ugly Twitter battle between supporters and opponents of Modi.
Actress-singer Priyanka Chopra, who premiered her new video “I Can't Make You Love Me” here Monday night, was excited with the support of her "awesome friend", rapper Nick Cannon.
