Siddiqui inspired by Khan trio
Actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui is one of those fortunate actors to have worked with all three big Khans of the industry — Aamir, Salman and Shahrukh. He says he is extremely inspired by them.
“There are a lot of aspects that we can learn from Aamir, Salman and Shah Rukh. Sustaining their stardom for so many years is a big achievement. Even if I don't look at them as actors, they are individuals who have achieved a lot in their life.
“Their achievements inspire me tremendously. And they have their own separate identity and special strengths,” Nawazuddin, who will be seen with Salman in Bajrangi Bhaijaan, said here. Nawazuddin had worked with Aamir in Talaash, and he will be seen with Shahrukh in Rahul Dholakia's Raees.
The graffiti outside Shahrukh Khan's house Mannat here was indeed a unique promotional stunt for his upcoming film Fan, which is slated to hit the theatres on April 15, 2016. The walls of the actor's house were painted with messages like ‘love you SRK' and ‘c u 15th', and it was signed with the name ‘Gaurav'. It attracted a lot of attention.And that was the whole idea! “This was a unique promotional idea for the film, because sometimes this is how a fan reacts. Fans do some crazy things and since SRK plays a fan named Gaurav in the movie, this was just to give a glimpse of how crazy a fan can be,” a source said.
Kanye West’s new album leaked
A recording of the highly anticipated album by Kanye West was reportedly made from outside a listening party for the record, titled Swish, with a user known as “dxnxixlrxsxnxbxrx” posting the 59-minute audio clip on link-sharing website Reddit.
However, the recording - which was shared on Reddit's “Hip Hop Heads” page before being deleted - was of such bad quality, many users questioned whether it was even worth listening to.
“It's low quality as hell, but I'm hearing some new vocals so I'm willing to bet this is real,” wrote a fan. “I'm pretty thirsty for this album but if it's so low quality that it's not even a little enjoyable I won't even bother,” said another fan.