‘Women-centric films see growth’
From her debut with Gangster - A love Story in 2006 to playing effective roles in films like Fashion, Queen and Tanu Weds Manu, actressKangana Ranaut is known for portraying women-centric characters on screen.
She says the wave of feminism in Bollywood has moved from offbeat to mainstream.
“The film industry has seen a good response from women oriented stories. My first film Gangster was a woman-centric film. The woman was the protagonist. So was Woh lamhe, but they were not given big platforms,” Kangana recalled.
“But now women-centric films have seen a good growth… it’s an achievement,” she said.
I want to do a purely romantic film in which I don't have to do any action. Dance is okay, but don't want this body building and action
— SOORAJ PANCHOlI
Shooting for R Balki's Ki And Ka is turning out to be quite an interesting experience for Arjun Kapoor, who plays a progressive house husband in the film also starring Kareena Kapoor Khan.
Given Arjun's role in the film, several of his scenes have been shot in the kitchen, an experience that was completely new but very exciting for the actor, who got the chance of cooking his favorite food during the shoot. Since he has several scenes where he is cooking, the actor actually whipped up some of his favorite food and breakfast while filming the scenes. Arjun took a crash course cooking class and enjoyed the experience in the make shift kitchen that had a fully stuffed fridge and working appliances like you find in any other house.
Arjun cooked omlettes which the AD's gorged on and on request cooked eggs for the entire crew.
Demi lovato bisexualIJ
Singer Demi lovato may have joined a list of celebrities who have come out as bisexual. The former Disney darling got coy about her sexuality on a TV show when asked about the meaning behind her new song Cool for the summer, which includes lyrics like “got a taste for the cherry, I just need to take a bite.”
When asked the song is about lesbianism,” lovato replied,“I am not confirming and I’m definitely not denying. All of my songs are based off of personal experiences. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with experimentation
at all.” The openly gay British host Alan Carr then said, “I experimented once and it stuck,” to which lovato responded, “Hey, I didn’t say that it didn’t stick either. I didn't say that it didn't stick.”