‘Real change yet to come’
Rajat Kapoor, who will soon be seen in a crowd-funded film titled Mantra, says the changing trend of Indian cinema is more focussed on presentation and projection of realism, which he finds quite cosmetic. Asked about how he looks at the changing scenario of Indian cinema Rajat said, “In my humble opinion, it is a very cosmetic change in current mainstream cinema. Some consciousness has come in terms of production designing, projecting realism, and presentation. However, the real change comes from a bigger belief.”
‘People have always grabbed on the opportunity to drench you in colours. While I love the festival, one has to be extremely careful of the quality of colours used as it can adversely affect hair and skin. I escape from the after effects of the Holi by massaging good amount of coconut oil on my hair and skin before I step out to play. This has been my saviour since childhood.
— vidya balan
Kareena Kapoor Khan paid a tribute to Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Aamir Khan and her husband Saif Ali Khan, with a dance performance at the Zee Cine Awards. It will be Kareena’s first live performance since delivering Taimur, her son, in December last year. Kareena will take the stage to dance to a medley of her hit songs from her films with the Shah Rukh, Salman, Aamir and Saif.
‘Being bisexual is not confusing’
Kristen Stewart has opened up about her sexuality weeks after coming out during an episode of Saturday Night live, saying being bisexual does not mean one is confused. Stewart, who has dated both men and women, said she does not get it why bisexuals have always been labelled “confused” as the actress thinks it is, in fact, “quite the opposite”. “I mean it's definitely still there. People still have some horrendous
experiences. But it's cool that you don't have to nail everything
down anymore. That whole certainty about whether you're straight
or gay or whatever. You're not confused if you're bisexual. It's not confusing at all,” she said.