Manish’s next is based on hacking
Popular TV anchor Manish Paul, who is foraying into Bollywood with Mickey Virus, a film set against the backdrop of hacking, says youngsters will find a connect with the film. Directed by debutant Saurabh Varma, Mickey Virus is a comedy-thriller and features Manish as a computer hacker named Mickey Arora.
“I think so far, no film has been made on hacking, and youngsters will really connect with the film because today everything is online. People shop online, even education is online,” Manish said.
At the event, he was accompanied by his co-stars Puja Gupta and Swedish actress Elli Avram.
Puja revealed that in the film, she plays a tomboy, who helps Mickey in all his odd jobs. “I have a tomboyish character in the film. You will see me doing all guys kind of activities,” she said.
He (Salman) wanted to speak in Marathi as his mother is a Maharashtrian. He speaks great Marathi. We did a fun scene together in lai Bhaari
— riteish deshmukh
Keeping dance and fitness in mind, Madhuri Dixit’s online dance academy will now have a new module ‘Dancercise’. It’s a combination of dance and exercise and a fun way of staying in shape. ‘Dancercise’ can be accessed on Madhuri’s online dance academy where people can enjoy exercising and dancing at the same time.
Douglas wants to save marriage
Actor Michael Douglas is confident that he can salvage his marriage to actress Catherine Zeta-Jones. It was earlier reported that Douglas andZeta-Jones have been living separately for months, with his representative confirming they are taking time apart.
But the 68-year-old was spotted wearing his wedding band still at the Deauville American Film Festival.Asked if he thought he and Zeta-Jones could work out their differences, he said, “Of course!”
Douglas was in France to promote the theatrical release of Behind the Candelabra, film based on the last ten years of pianist liberace.“People have been kindly asking how I’m doing. Well I put on a suit tonight, one I can’t come close to buttoning, so everything must be OK,” he said.