‘Deepika & Salman are fitness icons’
Actress Jacqueline Fernandez, who is fitness conscious herself, believes Deepika Padukone and Salman Khan are the greatest fitness icons of the Hindi film industry. While Jacqueline worked with Deepika in Race 2 last year, she will be seen opposite Salman in Sajid Nadiadwala's Kick. “I think a great icon or inspiration for fitness is Deepika Padukone,” Jacqueline said. “Since I have worked with her, I have seen how dedicated she is to her fitness regime, how she works out in the gym, how healthy she is and what healthy food she eats,” she added. Among the male actors, Jacqueline feels Salman and John make for great fitness icons. “They are dedicated to their fitness and they are extremely healthy,” she said.
Movies show whatever happens in society. If a hero smokes on screen, it is because 90 per cent of the country smokes. It's stupid to say one gets influenced by watching it on screen
— Kajol
Wife of actor-filmmaker Farhan Akhtar, Adhuna made her first-ever ramp appearance at designer Asmita Marwah's show at the ongoing lakme Fashion Week summer-resort 2014. She said it was scary but got over soon. She hit the ramp in a salmon pink net palazzo with pin detailing and crop shirt with no jewellery. Her hair was tied to give that “This is the first time that I’m walking the ramp. I think it's too scary, but it's great that it got over fast,” Adhuna said.
Krystle Dsouza aka Sakshi who is seen in Sony Entertainment Television’s Ekk Nayi Pehchaan not only loves to be in front of the camera, but behind it as well. Her newest passion is photography. Sources tell us that she has recently bought a new professional camera to fulfil her passion. While she is shooting for the show, she is often spotted with her camera on the sets snapping candid pictures of whatever interests her.
Harris loves being scared
Not everyone appreciates a sudden fright, but actor Neil Patrick Harris says he loves fear and feels that is the reason he enjoyed hosting the Tony awards. “I love being scared, walking through a field of maize in October with people jumping out and frightening me,” contactmusic.com quoted Harris as saying. “I know they can't touch me and I like the experience of it — weirdly, I think hosting the Tony Awards is almost the same thing. I'm out there, it's live, something could go terribly wrong, but we have lots of outs and I have a teleprompter and we've already rehearsed everything. It's fun and a bit dangerous, but I know I'm going to be all right,” he added.