The beauty on Graphite : Aishwarya Rai sketches

Aishwarya Rai, often acclaimed as the most beautiful woman in the world, redefined with sketches .

John Abraham showing it for girls

It's bare-bare act again for John Abraham in Dostana

Being bikini-fit is really difficult: Minissha Lamba

When Minissha was informed about the bikini appearance in Kidnap by Sanjay Gadhvi, the director, her reaction was that of “total apprehension because I thought of my present image and wondered if I was ready to take the plunge.”
But once she was convinced, she headed home and pulled out a bikini from the closet and tried it on, “I was scared. Because I realised that it was going to be tough to get into shape,” says Minissha.

With a steely resolve, she galvanised herself into action, “Being bikini-fit is really difficult. Especially for a film where you have to be extra toned since the camera will go all over you and spy on every ounce on your body,” she explains. She had six to eight months to shape up. And it was a tough process. Life would be so much easier if you wanted your body to get shaped the way you want at a command. The regimen included an hour of rigorous gym work outs.

'Karzzzz' is a Love Issshtory !

TRUST SINGER-turned-actor Himesh Reshammiya to take things to unheard of lengths.
A firm believer in nu-merology, his latest film is called A Love Issshtory. Really. And another is called Karzzzz.
"He follows numerology. Having an understanding of numerology, he does all the spellings himself," a Mumbai-ba-sed numerologist said.


An extra 'k' here, an extra 'z' there. This is how many Bollywood titles now read. From Heyy Babyy to Singh is Kinng, using additional letters has become routine, thanks to increasing influence of numerology.
It began as an obsession with 'k', only to spread among producers and actors alike.
Directors and producers are no more hesitating to consult professi-onal numerologists be-fore finalising the name of their films. "Many people from the film industry consult us. Many actors, producers and directors are our regular clients," says Swetta Jhumani, a Pune-based numerologist. "Whatever recognition we have today is because of our Bollywood clients."