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Shree Ashtavinayak Cinevision and director Rohit Shetty make a winning combo. The producer-director duo came together in GOLMAAL and the results were favourable. The laughathon proved a money spinner, with the producers/distributors laughing all the way to the bank.
Esha Deol (actress): "Since I'm a total beach bum, Goa is one of the best spots India has to offer me. Lately however it's become too commercialized and not so safe. But I'll always have fond memories of my Goan holidays."
Pooja Bedi (TV host, socialite) : "I go to Goa at least 3-4 times a year. I love the spirit of openness and the fact that I can frolic on the beaches in a bikini with my kids without being harassed. I love the water sports, the restaurants, and international feel."
Chitrangda Singh (actress): "Goa is the Indian Europe. Great energy and feel!"
Minissha Lamba (actress): "Goa is among the most easily accessible holiday spots, and one of those places where the beaches are 'swimmable'."
Tusshar Kapoor (actor): "I've only been to Goa for shootings. I love the place. The ambience is excellent…I love the water and the warmth of the people. It's the ultimate place to go to get out of the rat race."
Rohit Roy (TV and film actor): "Goa has been my favourite Indian holiday destination from the time I was in college. My affair with Goa started as a fling and now it's a full-fledged romance. Earlier I'd go with a bunch of friends. But now it's become a hotspot for family holidays. My wife Manasi and baby girl Kiara are as much beach persons as I am! We go to Goa once or twice a year. I absolutely adore the place's chilled-out pace. It's a great destresser after Mumbai which leaves me breathless. I love Goan food, prawn curry, and rice being my favorite. Oh I love everything about Goa!"
Aryan Vaid (actor): "To be honest Goa isn't a favourite holiday spot. It's a beautiful place. But it doesn't do magic for me. Maybe because I live right across the beach in Mumbai. I prefer cool mountain places. Haven't been to Goa for two years. The drug scene in Goa is scary. I was once shooting in Goa and some locals misbehaved with our actresses."
Amrita Arora (actress): "Though I like Goa my favourite holiday spot is London. I go at least twice a year. I love the vibe, the shopping and weather."
Iqbal Khan (TV actor): "I've never been to Goa for a holiday. It's always been work. I think it's an over-hyped place. Besides I prefer hills to beaches."
Priyanka (Nisha) Kothari (actress): "Ya Goa is cool. I like everything about it. Though I usually travel wherever my work takes me, I don't mind going to Goa just so."
Malaika Arora (VJ, actress): "I don't think there's any better place to holiday than Goa. I love it! My husband Arbaaz and I always dreamt of owning a home there. And now our dream is coming true."
Koena Mitra (actress): "Goa is one of my favourite holiday spots. You just can't get bored of Goa. I'm a beach girl and I love Goan seafood. I also love their music and their parties are high-energy. Winter is the right time to go to Goa."
Filmmaker, Rohit Shetty knows how to make the best use of his heroines. Well, before you think of something cheeky, let’s tell you this ace director is currently in Bangkok and he is shooting with three glam girls for a promotional video.
Malaika Arora: "I think Mallika has become a favourite punching-bag in the press. Leave the girl alone. It's ridiculous. Maybe the moral police in the South should take a closer look at their own films for obscenity.”
Rahul Khanna: "I feel quite sad for the moral police. Perhaps they're jealous of Mallika's legs. They seem to have a lot of free time on hand? Why not use it for issues more important than length of skirts?”
Sonu Sood : "Some people have all the time in the world to measure dress lengths. Good for them. At least moral policing keeps some people busy. At the same time, I feel some celebrities dress a certain way to attract attention and create controversies. Ignore them. It will avoid unnecessary publicity.
Rohit Roy: "What can one say…I'd love to know what the moral police was doing looking at Ms Sherawat's crossed legs? Maybe waiting for them to uncross???”
Niharika Singh: "I think this is complete hypocrisy. Films down south have a lot more skin show. There's no need to make a mountain out of a molehill.”
Sophie Chodhry: "I think the reaction to Mallika's skirt is ridiculous. According to me the outfit is definitely not vulgar or offensive. Surely there're a hundred other issues in our country to get upset about. Leave Mallika and her clothes alone.”
Lilette Dubey: "Who's this self-appointed brigade? And what are they afraid of? Influencing the youth of this country? A generation that's now exposed to cinema, fashion and images from around the world right there in their homes? It's up to the individual to decide what she wears and if she can handle the public gaze then it's her prerogative to dress the way she wants.”
Priyanka (Nisha) Kothari: "I think the moral police are more publicity crazy than any other section of our society.”
Aryan Vaid: What can one say? This isn't really about protection of any morals but the narrow political interests of a group of people. The laws of the land seem to apply in different measures to different sections of people. There was nothing wrong with Mallika's outfit. But there's a long wrong with these moral terrorist outfits."
Gul Panag: "Why should it be anyone's business what someone wears or doesn't wear? The moral police should close down Khajuraho or dress up the sculpture in 'suitable' clothes before attacking anyone.”
Pooja Bedi: "I think the more importance the media gives such people the more such cases we'll see. The quickest route to fame is to sue celebrities. Morality is so subjective. Do these moralists want to take us back to the days of the purdah? And should their standards of morality be applicable to society? Was there a dress code at the music event? If not how could they expect a girl with a glamorous sexy image to land up in a salwar-kameez?
Shabana Azmi: "It would be as usual an open house for friends and family for Holi at my parents' home in Janki Kutir. There will be a generous flow of non-toxic colours, gana-bajaana and khana…a long-standing tradition in our house as part of India's ganga-jumna tehzeeb.
Shefali Shah: "My husband Vipul and I will be having a get-together at home. We'll have close friends over. Lots of food, bhang, out-of-tune karaoke, dumb charade…and lots and lots of laughter.
Malaika Arora: "I won't be playing Holi this year as I'm holidaying in Dubai"
Nandana Sen: "On Holi day I'll be traveling back from Khajuraho to Mumbai. I'll be coming home just for a day. I'll be sad missing Holi, though. It's my absolute favourite among the Holidays in our calendar.
Riya Sen: "I'm not sure I'll be playing Holi or not. It'd depend on my mood."
Koena Mitra: "I haven't played Holi during the last few years. This year I might go for a Holi bash being hosted by a dear friend. Since it's inside the house and only close friends are invited it'd be safe. I'll therefore go."
Ravi Kissan: "Arrey bhaiya, making bhang with my own hands and giving it to friends. That's my pleasure for Holi that no one can take away."
Anuraag Sinha: "This is my first Holi right after the release of my first film Black & White. I'm going to freak out with friends and family
Jiah Khan: "I'm shooting, and I can't play Holi. I'd have loved to get splashed in colour! Holi is one of the most beautiful festivals of our country and it symbolizes our zest for fun.
Aryan Vaid: "I'm not a big fan of Holi I'll be in Pune with friends, considering it's a long weekend.
It was a huge set in Filmistan. Malls, restaurants and fancy salons were made to order to give a very Goan feel to the ambience. Expensive cars and hi-tech mean machines were parked alongside the bricked pavement. Credit of the magnanimity of it all ought to be given to art director Naren Raodekar.
Actress Amrita Arora is one happy girl, who is upping her sex appeal by the day.
Preity Zinta shared her birthday on January 31 with Amrita Arora. Preity was also the surprise guest at Amrita's theme party on the night of Jan 30. The two Aquarian girls even cut a cake together.
Smirnoff Experience returns to capture Mumbai's music lovers with an incomparable and memorable performance by Curtis James Jackson III aka 50 Cent at the 50 CENT LIVE IN CONCERT at MMRDA Grounds, Mumbai.Smirnoff Experience returns to capture Mumbai's music lovers with an incomparable and memorable performance by Curtis James Jackson III aka 50 Cent at the 50 CENT LIVE IN CONCERT at MMRDA Grounds, Mumbai.
Sexy Amrita Arora and her cricketer boyfriend Usman completed two years of being together this week and luckily Usman is here in Mumbai for training. Sexy Amrita Arora and her cricketer boyfriend Usman completed two years of being together this week and luckily Usman is here in Mumbai for training. 
Kareena has enough faith on her boyfriend Shahid Kapoor, so that she doesn't feel insecure seeing Shahid romancing with pretty Amrita Rao on screen. Shahid and Amrita star together in Sooraj Barjatya's forthcoming ‘Vivaah'; and there's rumour that the rocking chemistry between Shahid and Amrita is not going down well with Kareena. But the real situation is something different. Far from the rumours, Kareena, who recently watched the film, is so floored by Shahid-Amrita's on-screen chemistry that she can't just stop raving them. “Shahid and Amrita are lovely together. They make a great pair on-screen; you have to see it to believe it,” said Kareena with sheer happiness in her eyes. Great acting, right!Kareena has enough faith on her boyfriend Shahid Kapoor, so that she doesn't feel insecure seeing Shahid romancing with pretty Amrita Rao on screen. Shahid and Amrita star together in Sooraj Barjatya's forthcoming ‘Vivaah'; and there's rumour that the rocking chemistry between Shahid and Amrita is not going down well with Kareena. But the real situation is something different. Far from the rumours, Kareena, who recently watched the film, is so floored by Shahid-Amrita's on-screen chemistry that she can't just stop raving them. “Shahid and Amrita are lovely together. They make a great pair on-screen; you have to see it to believe it,” said Kareena with sheer happiness in her eyes. Great acting, right!
The Arora gals – Malaika and Amrita dress up like complete glam-gals. Whether it's a family dinner, or a filmy party – they're always at their stunning best. We also heard that Ammu often ransacks elder sis' wardrobe.The Arora gals – Malaika and Amrita dress up like complete glam-gals. Whether it's a family dinner, or a filmy party – they're always at their stunning best. We also heard that Ammu often ransacks elder sis' wardrobe.
Actor Kamal Sadanah is all set to remake ‘Victoria 203', the superhit film produced and directed by his late father Brij Sadanah in 1972. Recently the film launched with the recording of a song on October 21, which also happens to be his birthday. A marathon shooting schedule will start from November 20. The film will have Amrita Arora and Jimmy Shergill together for the first time. Also, Anupam Kher, Om Puri will play important roles in the film. Ananth Narayan Mahadevan will direct the film and Angath Arts Pvt. Ltd will produce it.
