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Katrina Kaif is no longer the 'politically correct' belle. Instead, she has no qualms in openly comparing mentor-turned-boyfriend Salman Khan to his rival Shahrukh Khan. ''Salman is unpredictable, while Shahrukh is intelligent, and Akshay is a blast,'' said Kats in a recent interview. ''Salman always does things that he feels right and only he knows why he feels that particular thing is right...you can't track his mood. As for me, I really don't get into those things nor spend too much time trying to understand him because the entire process is too lengthy and complicated.'' Talking of the Khiladi Kumar, Kats said: ''Akshay (Kumar) is not a stuck up old man...he is a blast and his energy level is more than mine. ''I also enjoy Ranbir's (Kapoor's) company...he is so very funny. I find John (Abraham) funny too...not for what he says, but how he says, he speaks English in a very funny way,'&#

And finally the results of Pantaloons Miss India 2009 held at Andheri Sports Complex in Mumbai are unveiled! Miss India Universe -Ekta Chowdary , Miss India World - Pooja Chopra and Miss India Earth - Shriya Kishore . These beautiful starlets will represent India in Miss Universe, Miss World , and Miss Earth . Sporting the costumes designed by Rajesh and Anirban of Pantaloons, Prasad Bidappa and Varadha Rajan of Arabella, and Ritu Kumar, all 20 finalists rocked to the track Fame and took ramp to the popular song, “Jai Ho”. To a common question posed by the jury to the finalists – “What was the one thing you would ask God if you met him, and why?” all the three finalists responded in a one-of-a-kind way. Delhi-based Miss India Universe Ekta Chowdary, 22, replied, she would ask God why do people fight in his name when all are created equal. Miss India World- Pooja Chopra, 23, (Pune) said, she would ask God that why certain children are deprived of mother’s love. She further

Two-film-old Ranbir Kapoor should be feeling quite proud of himself. The young actor’s latest film has a budget which exceeds Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor ’s next film by 18 crores. Ranbir’s Wake Up Sid as well as Saif and Kareena Kapoor ’s Jehaad are both being produced by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions. WAKE Up Sid is a romance set in Mumbai revolving around a good looking young man (Ranbir Kapoor) who falls for an older, simple woman (Konkona Sen Sharma), who is a writer from Kolkata. A source from the production team says, “The film’s budget was initially 80 crores but due to the recent market condition, it was reduced to 60 crores. Hopefully, the film will release in October this year.” As for Renzil D'Silva’s Jehaad, starring Saif and Kareena, a source says that it has an estimated budget of 42 crores. The source adds, “The film, based on terrorism, revolves around an Indian woman (Kareena Kapoor) who marries and moves to the US. Later, she finds out that her husband i

Bollywood Beauti Genelia D Souza poses with the Samsung Ultra Touch mobile phone at it's launch in New Delhi

Bollywood Megastar Amitabh Bachchan In the launch of the ' Limca Book of Records ' in New Delhi

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that Bollywood Actor Sanjay Dutt, convicted for his role in the 1993 Mumbai blasts, cannot contest forthcoming elections. The court declined Sanjay Dutt's request to suspend his conviction saying he had been involved in a "serious offence". The actor was sentenced to six years in jail in July 2007 for buying weapons from bombers who attacked Mumbai. He was bailed in November 2007 and wanted to stand as a Samajwadi Party candidate while his appeal was heard. The Samajwadi Party hoped he would run in Lucknow, capital of the northern state of Uttar Pradesh. Responding to the ruling, Dutt, one of Bollywood's most bankable stars, said he abide by the court's decision. 'Serious offence' The Supreme Court ruled the actor could not stand in elections for the duration of his sentence. "It is not a fit case for suspension of conviction because of his [Sanjay Dutt's]

Bollywood film producers are to go on strike after failing to settle differences with multi-screen cinemas over revenue sharing. The protest means no new films will be released in popular multiplex cinemas. Producers are demanding a 50% share in the revenues generated by the cinemas. Owners say the share should be lower if a film performs poorly. India's film industry, the world's largest, has already been badly affected by the global economic crisis. The indefinite strike is expected to begin on Saturday. Actor-producer Vinay Pathak said many high-budget films have been put on hold and all parties stood to lose from the dispute. "This problem can only be resolved if both parties find a solution that will be beneficial for producers, distributors and multiplexes, and hence for the audience," he said. Old films Mukesh Bhutt, a well-known Bollywood producer, told the BBC that multiplexes have grouped together and