Ballz Bollywood ! Nouvelles et bavardage chauds de vos célébrités préférées de Bollywood !

Saif Ali Khan: Ne jamais fumer encore, soyez extrêmement régulier avec mes séances d'entraînement, font à plus d'heure pour ceux l'amour d'I, au séjour concentré sur mon travail et pour s'assurer j'apprécie ce que je.

Sonam Kapoor: La mort de mon Nanaji m'a à la fin de l'année fait se rend compte comment j'ai un besoin urgent de passer le temps avec ma famille. Et puisque mon Nanaji plaisanterait toujours au sujet de mon manque d'un ami, peut-être je dois entrer un de ceux dans ma vie. Où peux-je commander un ?

Preity Zinta: 2007 était professionnellement stressant. J'ai fait certains de mes caractères plus complexes et à la fin de l'année, j'ai vraiment eu besoin d'une coupure. Maintenant, en 2008, je ferai quelques rôles d'amusement. Je veux ai laissé mes cheveux vers le bas.

Bipasha Basu: En 2008 je veux être plus convenable et plus sain. Je veux également qu'encore plus de travail intéressant vienne à ma rencontre. Et je veux voyager beaucoup plus dans mon temps libre.

Urmila Matondkar: Pourquoi faites les résolutions de nouvelle année ? J'apprends de mes erreurs tout au long de l'année.

Malaika Arora: Ah, je fais à des résolutions de nouvelle année religieusement chaque année et les casse tout au long de l'année ; 2008 ne seront aucune exception.

Riteish Deshmukh: Je veux devenir énergie-conscient et économiser sur l'électricité partout où je peux.

Koena Mitra : Je n'aime pas me limiter aux résolutions. Ainsi en 2008 je veux être bien plus spontané. Je veux suivre mon coeur partout où il me prend. Je veux faire des erreurs, ainsi je peux apprendre de elles, je veux que la vie soit pleine des surprises, imprévisible et aventureuse.

Amrita Arora: Je sais qu'étant mauvais est bon. Mais je veux être une meilleure personne en 2008. Je veux donner un coup de pied mon impatience et travail habituels beaucoup plus dur que j'ai fait en 2007.

Clad in an electric blue ghaghra choli with gold work, diamonds and red stones, Bipasha Basu pocketed over $200 000 for her performance at the JW Marriott in Mumbai on New Year’s Eve. During the big show, the Bollywood lustress donned three outfits designed by Rocky S while guests sipped on a special cocktail named after her.

Tanushree Dutta & Koena Mitra were paid thousands of dollars to help count down to the new year. Former Miss World Yukta *remember her* Mookhey also dropped by to help the festive twosome celebrate.

Other performers to set tongues wagging were Neha Dhupa (in Ahmedabad) and hot mama Malaika Arora’s hip-gyrating performance in the country’s capital, New Delhi. 

Nine-year-old Darsheel Safary won our hearts with his heartwarming performance and disarming bucktoothed smile in Taare Zameen Par. Now, with award buzz already surrounding his cinematic debut, the little charmer sat down for an interview with the Times of India:

On whether he has a girlfriend: “I don’t talk about my personal life. I don’t have any girlfriends and even if I did, I would not have liked to talk about them.”

On being a party animal: “When we were shooting, we would party till late in the night. But not with the bad things that people have. We only had cold drinks at our party.”
On how he loves to shake his booty:  “I have been learning dance from Shiamak Davar and have even won many prizes.”

On seeing himself on the big screen: “I like it. It feels very nice. To tell you frankly, I don’t like to see myself cry. That’s the reason I don’t like any rona-dhona films.”

On his tricks on set: I would do the weirdest things with glycerin. I used to apply a portion in my eyes and then eat the rest! It’s really tasty because it is full of sugar.”

On his favourite actor:  “I love Hrithik Roshan. He’s the best actor, the best dancer and he has the best body in the world.”

On future plans: “I would love to play Harry Potter and have Aamir as Dumbledore. But my bunny teeth won’t work.”
 

It’s been almost a month and Shahid Kapoor and Sania Mirza are apparently still going at it.

They were first spotted at Bangalore’s Windsor Sheraton and things apparently progressed from there.

After his opening gig at the Star Gold’s Idea Sabsey Favorite Kaun 2008 awards, the duo headed to a surburban five-star hotel for some more privacy.

“Shahid and Sania very much looked like a couple. They were completely engrossed in each other, and were oblivious of what was happening around them,” an onlooker told Mumbai Mirror.

“Yes, Shahid did spend time with Sania on Sunday. They have been bonding very well with each other,” confirmed a source close to the actor. 

Hmm, “Shahid & Sania” has a nice ring to it, don’t you think?

Finally a movie that isn’t a Hollywood rip-off! Having just watched Taare Zameen Par, Ballz is putting away the tissues for a moment to give you the low-down on a film that lives up to its expectations and even exceeds them!

Aamir Khan’s masterpiece is a story of eight year old Ishaan Awasthi (brilliantly portrayed by Darsheel Safary), a child suffering from Dyslexia (a learning disorder). The movie traces his struggle to fit in with other children his age.

His incapability of grasping his studies leads his teachers to believe he’s nothing but a bull-headed little brat with an attitude to be punished. His parents played by Tisca Chopra and Vipin Sharma don’t make life any easier for him when they send him packing to a boarding school to be harassed some more and sink into an almost catatonic state, before he’s eventually saved by a substitute art teacher, Ram (Aamir Khan).

Darsheel Safary‘s performance is simply mind-blowing. He awoke so many emotions in us, from anger towards his surrounding to sympathy towards him while we fought this lump in our throat that had been there for the longest time. All this based solely on Ishaan’s expressions and body language!

Without giving too much away, TZP has its gripping moments. We would be lying if we said that the movie does not lag a bit here and there. But we’re willing to ignore that considering the fact that this is Aamir’s directorial debut with rather nobel intentions.

Long story short, If you’ve had it with Bollywood’s buckets of glycerine tears and miles of jangling bangles and jiggling bellies, click on the video below for a breath of fresh air!