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Frida Pinto likely to play the nest Bond girl… nothing succeeds like success!
Preity Zinta, Priyanka Chopra, Deepika Padukone, Vidya Balan, Anushka Sharma will play themselves in the Riteish-Jacqueline starrer ‘Jaane Kahan Se Aayi Hai'… interesting!
Male bonding: Ajay Devgan and cricketer Yuvraj Singh chatted up at a suburban studio… yeh dosti…!
Shilpa Shetty is the latest actress entrant on Twitter… says she is bitten by the Twitter-bug. Ouch, did not having many followers hurt?
Gauhar Khan is the new ‘Monica'… shoots for remix of Helen's song, and now it is the costliest cabaret till date… phew!
Konkana Sen Sharma – "It is a great shame on us that Hussain had to get citizenship in another country."
Shahid Kapoor – "Whyyyyyyy can women multitask n men jus suck at it its like I am challenged at it so wish i could women jus kill us at it n how."
Priyanka Chopra tweets - "140 characters seems way to little to express the 200,000 thoughts and emotions running through my head!"
Karan Johar – "If people watching was a sin...I would be life sentence potential...I absolutely can't stop myself from unabashadely staring at people..."
Shah Rukh Khan – "if we play the first couple of matches (IPL) well...i will do the new anthem i havent had time so far so could not...but am thinking of new one"

'My point of view' by writer-director Madhureeta Anand

Writer-director Madhureeta Anand shares her experience of making her first film, 'Mere Khwabon Mein Jo Aaye.' In her first webisode, she talks about film-making as her passion and her humble beginning...

They say that human suffering takes place at three levels – psychic, emotional and physical. They also say that we hardly ever suffer on all three levels at the same time. But, in my view, making a film, is a suffering - Totale. Pleasurable, intoxicating, full of passion but suffering all the time.

When I started making Mere Khwabon Mein Jo Aaye, I was no green horn; I had made scores of documentaries, travelled the world and ran a pretty successful production house in Delhi. My confidence was further boosted by the fact that I had managed to write a script and get the funding for making the film entirely on my own steam – I did not know anyone in Mumbai, I had never assisted anyone and was not from the “industry”.

But nothing in the world could have prepared me for the actual hardship of making a commercial feature film and that too in Mumbai...