Single-screens had best reactions
Shraddha Kapoor, who is basking in the success of her latest release Baaghi, says the best compliments she got for the film came from the audiences who saw it in single-screen cinema halls.
“The best compliments that I got for Baaghi were the kind of reactions I got from the single-screen theatres where people were whistling and shouting for certain dialogues. It was great as they were enjoying the film and that's a huge compliment when people clap for your work. We actually went to Chandan (single-screen theatre in Juhu locality) to get the feel of it and it was really nice as the audience was so happy. We got news from inside that they were screaming, shouting and whistling inside,” she added.
Produced by Sajid Nadiadwala and directed by Sabbir Khan, Baaghi also features actor Tiger Shroff. We want the audience to promote the film (TE3N). It's a unique idea by inviting people through social networking sites and asking them to let us know how we can promote the film| AMITABH BACHCHAN
Parineeti Chopra and Kunal Kapoor were in the Capital to launch a vast new range of Kurkure. The brand which started it’s journey in the year 1999, has introduced 15 new snacks offerings like south tangy twist, chiwda mix from west, et al. Not only this, but the brand also introduced India’s first ever family food train, which will travel across the country, covering 14 states over an eight day journey. The journey will entail different fun recipe contest where four winners will get a chance to visit Europe.
Khloe struggled while growing up
Khloé Kardashian says she struggled growing up in the shadows of her elder sisters, Kim and Kourtney Kardashian.
“While I loved having my built-in group with Kim and Kourtney, it was hard for me at times. They may have already graduated when I got to school, but I remember that teachers would always exclaim, ‘You're their sisterIJ' I didn't have my own identity and was compared to them,” Khloe wrote on her official website.
And it was also schooling that caused the 31-year-old TV issues growing up, so much so that she signed herself up to Alexandria Academy by forging her parent's signatures.