The Best Bollywood Item Numbers - Part 5 - Koena Mitra

Bollywood actress and former model Koena Mitra has done her share of Bollywood Item Numbers.

2002 - Khullam Khulla - Road
2004 - Saaki Saakhi - Musafir
2007 - Heyy Babyy - Heyy Babyy
2009 - Honey Honey - Ayan

Here is Koena in the number Honey, Honey from the film Ayan.

Lara Dutta Updates

It looks like Lara Dutta and Dino Morea's relationship is back on again.
The pair has been seen walking their dogs at at Bandra sea face, and attending the screening of Vin Diesel’s movie ‘Fast and Furious 4’.
A few weeks backs, the tabloids said that Lara was tired of Dino’s womanizing and his renewed closeness to ex girlfriend Nandita Mahtani and had called off the relationship.
But now reports say that Dino is planning to move into Lara’s house.

And Lara may be having a hard time with her Bollywood movie "Blue".
Reports say that Laura feels threatened over the beautiful Katrina Kaif's special appearance in the film.
Who can blame her?
Rumors say that Katrina's role in the movie is expanding and that bothers Lara.
"Blue" also stars Sanjay Dutt, Akshay Kumar, Suniel Shetty and Zayed Khan.
Kylie Minogue will sing two songs along with Sonu Nigam for the movie soundtrack.

Bipasha Basu at the 15th Nokia Star Screen Awards

Bipasha Basu was at the 15th Nokia Star Screen Awards.
But she didn't seem to have a very good time.
She was supposed to do her Lucky Boy act from Bachna Ae Haseeno.
Bipasha was all geared up and ready to go until the Sajid Khan-Ashutosh Gowariker incident delayed the awards ceremony by 20 to 25 minutes.
That threw the whole production behind over an hour, and she was in no mood to go on with the act, so she changed her attire and removed her make up.
The organizers finally got their act together and got Bipasha to agree to take another shot at it.
By then though she was pretty much fed up with everything, but she did get made up again and went on with the show.
By all accounts though it was a less than stellar performance.
But can you really blame her?

Bollywood films, a niche in Pakistan

During the India-Pakistan war in 1965, Indian films were banned in Pakistan.

In the midst of this love-hate relationship between the two countries Indian cinema, which was shunned by the Islamic hardliners and banned by the government, was loved and avidly watched in private.

The following was so steady and loyal that it created a parellel flourishing in the underground market for film DVDs. A world where passions had to be kept concealed.

Mughal-e-Azam, which was released in colour in 2006 was the first among three Indian films to hit Pakistani theatres.

Seen by an earlier generation in better times (1960), the film had evoked tremendous response.

Reportedly its prints were paraded on elephant back in Lahore, the city where the lovers Prince Salim and Anarkali are buried.

Four decades later, the coloured version may not have brought the elephants out, but it did manage bring in the audiences.

Mehvish Mateen, a student said, "I would love to see Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge. It's a great film and Mughal-e-Azam. I love Madhubala. She is my favorite heroine and I would love to watch her everyday.''

Second in line was Akbar Khan's Taj Mahal, also a period film based on the love story of a Mughal emperor.

Aggressively promoted across the border, the film was also boosted by the presence of a Pakistani film actress, Sonya Jehan in the lead role.

http://www.ndtvmovies.com/newstory.asp?section=Movies&slug=Bollywood+films%2C+a+niche+in+Pakistan&id=ENTEN20080041131





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