Be a player
The sets of Sony's Entertainment Ke liye Kuch Bhi Karega turned into a hockey pitch as special guests Siddharth Malhotra and Shraddha Kapoor decided to play hockey on stage. The actors made an appearance on EKlKBK to promote Ek Villain. Both were completely awestruck by the showcase of talent on the show. They even danced with judge Farah Khan on the song Radha. A national hockey skating champion group Chak De from Sirsa performed their marvellous act, inspired by which both the actors made their way on stage to play hockey and took a few tips from the champion girls. The episode will be aired on Monday at 9 pm.
Here’s the hero
The competition for the coveted cup of Zee’s DID l’il Masters is intensifying with top four contestants — Hardik Ruparel, Anushka Chetri, Teriya Magar and Sadhwin Shetty, putting their best foot forward to realise their dream of winning the ultimate recognition — The Golden Super Wings. These four finalists are ready to rock the stage one last time to prove their mettle in the grand finale which will be aired live from Pune today 8 pm onwards. The finale will see Varun Dhawan, promoting his upcoming romantic comedy Humpty Shrama Ki Dulhania.
Gold rush
Discovery Channel is presenting its first scripted series KlONDIKE, which focuses on the Klondike gold rush in the 1890s and is based on Charlotte Gray’s book Gold Diggers: Striking It Rich in the Klondike.
Featuring an all-star cast including Richard Madden, Abbie Cornish, Tim Roth and Sam Shepard, KlONDIKE tells the powerful story of the last great gold rush in our history. This epic six hour series will air from June 23 to 28 every night at 10 pm.
Sporty spirit
Sreesanth’s entry in Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa took the nation by storm. Over the past week, what has been evident is that Sreesanth has been leaving no stone unturned to make his performances stand out from those of the other contestants.
But while Sreesanth has been going great guns on the show, a dampener to his determination is an unknown injury that he suffered in his left hand while rehearsing for his first act. Shrugging off the pain, Sreesanth continued to dance; however, when the pain became unbearable with gradual performances, he was forced to get this injury checked out.