Rishi will play Dawood in D-Day

Rishi Kapoor will now play Dawood Ibrahim in Nikhil Advani's D-Day. Opposed to the director's initial plan, the character will not even be called Dawood anymore.

D-Day was supposed to be an authentic, gutsy, raw and edgy thriller about two RAW agents played by Arjun Rampal and Irrfan being sent to Pakistan to bring Dawood Ibrahim back by road to be tried by the Indian government.

The idea was to name Dawood as Dawood and cast Pakistani actors to play characters from across the border. But now Rishi will play a camouflaged Dawood.

I don't think ahead to the Oscars, whatever happens, happens. It won't be the worst thing to ever happen to me if I don't win. And with my husband by my side, winning wouldn't be the best thing

— ANNE HATHAWAY

Colors will launch a new show set against the backdrop of Punjab and will highlight the rustic Punjabi culture. The new show is set to replace Ekta Kapoor’s Balaji Telefilms Parichay-Naye Zindagi Ke Sapno Ka at the 10.30 pm slot.

Eros International and Multi Screen Media (Sony Entertainment) will soon come up with a revenge comedy, Bhajathe Raho, directed by Shashant Shah. The film stars Vinay Pathak, Ranvir Shorey, Tusshar Kapoor and Ravi Kissen.

Child’s Pose won the Golden Bear

Child's Pose, a Romanian drama about a domineering mother using her social position to try to save her son from jail, won the Golden Bear for best picture at the Berlin film festival on Saturday. The movie, directed by Calin Peter Netzer and starring luminita Gheorghiu in the central role, had been among the favourites for the coveted prize.

The awards ceremony brought to a close the 11-day cinema showcase, where hundreds of movies were screened across Berlin and stars including Matt Damon, Nicolas Cage, Anne Hathaway, Jude law and Catherine Deneuve walked the red carpet. In Child's Pose, Gheorghiu shines as the wealthy 60-year-old Cornelia, who attempts to buy off the poor family of a boy killed by her son in a road accident.