Salman made Rishi Kapoor cry
Veteran actor Rishi Kapoor has lauded Salman Khan starrer Bajrangi Bhaijaan and says that he cried after watching the superstar’s performance
in the film. The 62-year-old took to Twitter to praise the film, directed by Kabir Khan.
“BB. Bestestest Best! @BeingSalmanKhan you moistened my eyes in the end.Your best! @kabirkhankk your film is the best seen in a long time!,” he tweeted.(sic)
The Do Dooni Chaar actor also praised Nawazuddin Siddiqui who plays the role of a Pakistani journalist and child actor Harshaali Malhotra, who essays the character of a mute girl in the film. “Other Bests! Nawazuddin and the star kid Harshila! Brilliantly shot by Aseem. We made Henna you made a better film on Indo-Pak friendship (sic),” he tweeted.
Amitabh Bachchan says the inaugration of new academic institutions provide philanthropists a platform to educate and embellish the human spirit and turn out to be a tribute to the “goddess of learning, Saraswati”. “Tomorrow is the inauguration of an institution of education and the task of presenting its opening through my chief-ness of guest ! Chief-ness! Ha...an invented word,” Amitabh posted. “But yes education and its inauguration does find favour among many philanthropists...it also finds favour in its commerce and in its revenue...a revenue not just of giving of education and knowledge, but also a revenue of purpose...of perception.of glory to Saraswati...of the many manifestations it occupies in the lives of those that are gifted with the qualities required to impart, to teach, to give credence to a future.
Kidman still grieving for father
Actress Nicole Kidman has shared that there are still days when she wishes she could hide away and never come out following the death of her father last September.
The 48-year-old actress was devastated when psychologist and biochemist Antony Kidman died suddenly last September and admits she still feels very raw, reports.
“You’ve caught me at a time when I’m still recovering and in grief. There are times you go, ‘Gosh, I wish I could just go and hide in a hole and never come out’. And then you go, ‘That was yesterday’,” Nicole was quoted saying. The actress credits her young daughters for helping her to get over his death and focus on the present.