It seems Kareena kapoor is killing herself to maintain her size zero.Just look at these two pictures and see the difference.I know that some may like her that way but IMO she used to look hotter with all that meat. If she keeps up like this she will sooner look like Kangana ranaut
Just look at these two pictures and see the difference
In recent news, Jessica Simpson is next in line in promoting her new fragrance, titled “Fancy” at the Macy’s in Chicago on Saturday evening (December 6). With a holiday-inspired Santa outfit and gold ensemble Jessica Simpson signed autographs while posing with her new scent.For Fancy fragrance Jessica Simpson has teamed with Dior vet Alexis Dadier to create what’s described as a sugary fragrance with ingredients including “pear, apricot nectar, toasted almonds and caramel, plus a flowery dash of gardenia and jasmine.”
Movie Review: Dil Kabadi; Movie Cast: Konkona Sen Sharma, Soha Ali Khan, Payal Rohatgi, Rahul Bose, Irfan Khan, Rahul Khanna; Director: Anil Sharma; DINK (Double Income No Kids) uptown couple - Samit (Irrfan) and his control freak wife Mita (Soha) are bored of their stagnant married life. Mita desperately longs for a sensitive, level-headed partner but fun-loving Samit craves for a naughtier and more adventurous sex life. Samit finds a perfect sex goddess in his hot, aerobics instructor Kaya (Payal) and even moves in with her to experience some real action. The couple’s mutual separation prompts the seemingly perfect couple Rishi (Bose) and Simi (Konkona) to take a re-look at their marriage. They too end up realizing that there is nothing called a ‘perfect relationship’. Rishi, a pseudo intellectual professor, secretly fantasises about his young, attractive student Raga, while she too seems to be falling over for him. Whereas the over critical columnist Simi has some secret sexual desires of her own that she never quite confronts. Just at the same time, Simi encounters handsome art director Veer (Rahul Khanna), also recovering from a broken relationship and ends up falling for him. But Veer on the other hand falls for the lonely Mita. All this love vs. lust dilemma ends up complicating things further which leads the couples to analyse their priorities.
With the entire premise copied from Woody Allen’s Husbands and Wives, Dil Kabaddi fits in and is quiet identifiable for uptown couple’s in the Indian metros. The whole infidelity angle will somehow not be accepted by small town crowds. In metros people somehow have started getting into the mindset that infidelity in marriages is somewhat taken for granted in today’s time. While the film stays away from being preachy and judgemental about certain taboo things and talks, the final impact is just about okay. Without taking itself and its characters seriously, the film keeps chugging along despite a non-existent story line. In a way it tries to incorporate the same kind of humour derived from characters talking into the camera as if having a conversation with their audience just like Pyar Ke Side Effects.
Irrfan is the life of the movie and though his role somewhere appears very similar to Life In A Metro, he stands out amongst the huge crowd of actors. Rahul Bose too after a spate of flops and bad performances is back in his element and is in top form. Soha Ali Khan doesn’t look one bit uncomfortable in a role that goes completely against her image. Konkona is average though. Rahul Khanna appears too stiff and ends up being the odd man out. Newcomer Saba Azad is a complete natural. Payal does a lot of skin display but fails to act and ends up shrieking throughout the movie!
Apart from some really good performances the film’s other plusses are its fantastic camera movements, the perfectly in-sync background score, appealing cinematography and some good production values.
Movie Review: Meerabai Not Out Movie Cast:The film tells the story of a 30 plus middle class school teacher, Meera Achrekar (Mandira) whose obsession for cricket crosses all bounds. While on one hand her family comprising of an ever caring parents and a cricket hating brother (Manjrekar) are trying their best to get her married, her craze for cricket is growing manifold. Also what rattles everyone is her extreme devotion to Indian spinner Anil Kumble which borders beyond a simple crush. So when handsome doctor, Arjun (Eijaz) enters Meera’s life and is planning to marry her, there comes a twist which throws up things upside down. What follows next forms the rest of the film.
It is a sweet concept and the direction style too reminds you of those medium budget sensible comedies like those of Hrishikesh Mukherjee, Sai Paranjpe and Basu Chatterjee but unfortunately it doesn’t have the matching content. A wonderful premise is spoiled by some unimaginative writing. Mandira is shown to be cricket crazy but her craziness hasn’t been utilized fully for the audience to feel empathy for her. Also too much time is wasted on some really silly sequences that are supposedly funny but don’t really make you laugh.
First timer, Chandrakant Kulkarni (a big name in the Marathi film industry) appears technically sound but should have given more attention to the content. But full marks to him for the atmosphere creation of a typical middle class Maharashtrian household.
Mandira Bedi gets her first full blown lead role and she does justice to the part. TV heart throb Eijaz Khan not only looks very handsome but acts well too. Anupam Kher playing his dad copies his own DDLJ – SRK’s father act. Vandana Gupte as Mandira’s mom gives able support. But it is Mahesh Manjrekar who towers over them all with his superb act. His frustration of not becoming a cricketer because he wanted to take care of his family is noticeable in every single sequence. He commands great screen presence and makes us wish he pays more attention to his acting career than directing silly films.
