‘Want to do biopic on Nazia Hasan’
Actress Alia Bhatt says she would love to do a biopic film where she can explore herself more as an actor and the person that comes to her mind is Pakistani singer Nazia Hasan.
“I did not think much about it but I think I should do it now,” Alia told reporters here at a media interaction.“I would love to do biopic on Pakistani pop sensation Nazia Hasan who died very early in her age. She was a singer and I am a singer too, so it will be interesting,” she added.
There are many filmmakers who are making biopic on several personalities from different walks of life. From Dhoni starring Sushant Singh Rajput, Dangal starring Aamir Khan, Rani laxmibai starring Kangana Ranaut, the list is endless. Alia will be next seen with Shahid Kapoor in Shandaar.
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Shahnaz Husain, pioneer of the Ayurvedic beauty movement, was invited to a Celebrity Event in Beverly Hills, California, during the Emmy Awards Week and Hollywood Film Festival. She also introduced her innovative Starlight range of formulations, which are specially created for film and television stars. Shahnaz said, “There is an increasing demand for holistic beauty care in the West and Ayurvedic products have been taking the international markets by storm.” In fact, she has been focussing attention on the benefits of Ayurveda and the harmful effects of chemicals in the beauty and wellness business. According to Shahnaz Husain, who single-handedly put India on the World Beauty Map, “My dream is to see Ayurveda lead the international beauty industry within the next decade.”
Vin Diesel slams body-shamers
Actor Vin Diesel, who made headlines for showing off his round belly during his stay at a hotel in Miami earlier this month, shared a new photograph of himself flaunting six-pack abs.
The 48-year-old actor took to Instagram on Saturday, to address the news and say that “body-shaming is always wrong”.
Diesel shared a photograph of him standing upright in a black shirt showing off his chiseled. He looked mysterious as he wore black glasses and held mobile phone on one hand.
“It is amazing the response from the journalists who I have been talking to for the last two days in New York. Today one wanted to see the dad bod. Haha,” (sic) he wrote. “I am wondering if I should show the picture... Body-shaming is always wrong! What do you thinkIJ”
The image came along with the hashtag last Witch Hunter, a movie which he's promoting.