It’s easier to do action: SRK
Shah Rukh Khan's romantic roles may have made him quite popular among his female fans, but it seems Rohit Shetty, director of his film Chennai Express, is giving him tough competition. The Bollywood badshah says girls find the Golmaal series director more attractive than him. “This is for the first time I am working with a director where they find him (the director) more attractive than me. Girls find Rohit more attractive than me. Next time if I am working with him, I will have to probably cover up his face,” said SRK. The actor says it's easier to do action in Shetty's film than love songs in any other movie.
There has been a huge change for me in the last four years. The way Ghanchakkar has been made and the feedback we have been getting from those who have seen the edit, I am very sure that this will be my biggest success
— emraan hashmi
Prachi Desai, Navneet Kaur (Miss India World 2013), Udit Narayan Hussain and Roshni Chopra performed recently at a private party in Delhi, hosted by Josh family. Desai performed on hit numbers including Dabangg's Fevicol se. Hussain and Roshni Chopra anchored the event.
Jackie Chan to write a musical
Actor Jackie Chan is writing a musical based on his life. The actor has confirmed he is adapting his 1998 autobiography I Am Jackie Chan: My life in Action into a stage musical, which he will narrate. “We are looking for a director for the musical right now,” he said. The 59-year-old star will document his life from his early years in Hong Kong to his time in youth acrobatic group Seven little Fortunes, and his battle to step out of the shadow of martial arts legend Bruce lee, in the musical. He previously expressed his love for musical films, particularly 1965 Robert Wise's family flick The Sound of Music, which starred Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer.