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Bedi unites with Sandokan team

Kabir Bedi, the home grown international actor, popular across the globe not just for his films but tv shows makes us proud again.  He was the one of the first Indians who created a wave internationally. It was Sandokan, an Italian-French-German co-production, a TV series that made Kabir a heartthrob across Europe and most of latin-America after the premiere in the late 1970's. The show which was based on a character created by Emilio Salgari became an instant success. It was recently honoured at the proclaimed Rome Fiction TV Festival in Rome along with Bedi. “It felt fantastic to be given a red-carpet welcome at the Rome Fiction TV Festival with the retrospective of Sandokan TV mini-series,” said Bedi.

I decided to tonsure my head to look like Bajirao, though I had the option of using artificial head cover like others in the film, which was not a practical solution because it required one-and-half hour to apply before shooting and another one hour to remove it |RANVEER SINGH

Salman Khan sent a video message for differently abled kids who attended the 1st International Film Festival for Persons with Disabilities where Bajrangi Bhaijaan was screened.

In the video clip Salman said, “This film festival is a great initiative and a noble thought. Cinema, movies and entertainment is a big part of Indian culture and I think everybody should be a part of this culture and why should the differently abled people be left outIJ”

‘No grudge against Phil’

Adele has buried the hatchet and moved on from the incident when Phil Collins called her a “slippery little fish.” She says there is no bad blood between them. Adele denied snubbing Collins for her album 25 after he called her a “slippery little fish.” Collins remarks came after Adele apparently dropped their collaboration. The Hello hitmaker worked with Collins last year, before she officially began recording her record-breaking third lP. Adele now claims that the reason the track didn't make the cut was because she wasn't “ready” and was prioritising looking after her three-year-old son Angelo with husband Simon Konecki. 'I think he interpreted it that I decided I didn't want to work with him, but actually I decided I didn't want to write a record, period, at that point. But yeah, there's no bad blood there, or certainly not on my half,” said the 27-year-old.

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