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American actress Amy Adams has revealed that now that she has found the love of her life, she will be able to concentrate on becoming a woman. Adams, 34, who is engaged to actor Darren LeGallo, had spent years searching for her ideal man, and when he came along, she was happy that he accepted her for who she was, reports the China Daily. "I spent most of my 20s looking to find a man - what a waste of energy! Now I actually have a man and I'm able to focus on becoming a woman," she said. "He accepted me from day one as I was, which allowed me to discover who I was meant to be. I'm very appreciative of that," she stated. The 'Doubt' star had gotten engaged on the set of new movie 'Julie and Julia', and she even believes the act of betrothal improved her acting. "I got engaged on this film - the day before I finished shooting. Maybe this is a very, I don't know, young girl statement, but when you're not seeking to gain the approval

The two had split earlier this year, but still remained friends, and now it looks like they have reconciled and their romance is back on, as revealed by clubbers at the Cabin Down Below in New York's East Village. "They were groping each other and making out in the middle of the bar. They couldn't have cared less if there were other people in the room," Contactmusic quoted a reveller as telling Life and Style magazine. "Justin held her hand or had his arm around her constantly. They make an adorable couple, and they seem totally in love!" the reveller added

Brit actor Rupert Grint has revealed that he is desperate for the Harry Potter film franchise to come to an end, so that he can have his own life back. Grint, 20, has been acting in the eight movie series since he was 13 years old, and as the sixth movie is released around the world, he is ready to move on. "Being in Harry Potter is like living in a bubble, and it slightly hinders your independence. You have got a lot of people doing stuff for you," Contactmusic quoted him as saying. "So I guess that doesn't help. I've never really had control over my hair. Warner Bros decide how my hair is going to be, and I can't really change it," he added.

Companionship, togetherness, love... marriage; Life-Partner connotes a different meaning to everyone. They say there is someone made for everyone. And so it is for Karan, Bhavesh and Jeet. Karan and Sanjana are madly in love with each other. And for them, marriage seems to be the next step to cement their relationship. But is 'love marriage' the right way to be? Is marriage the extension of the bond between them, on a social platform? Does marriage have to be the end of everything that they cherished in the relationship before they got married? These and some more questions form the basis of the start of their life together. For Bhavesh, his family comes first and matters the most. And his 'life-partner', Prachi also comes with his family's approval. But is 'arranged marriage' the right way to be? Is it right to prioritize the family first even after marriage? Does Prachi have to prove herself as a worthy daughter-in-law to be an ideal wife? These and som

"The story revolves around the character of Neil and his journey from being an underdog to ultimately immerging as the winner of a dance competition with is protagonist Vikram who's a three years champ by learning YOGA. His journey is facilitated by Professor Siddhant's encouragement and his new found love for Mahi. It is a truly inspiring film for viewer of all age group. It also has excellent music, good dance sequences, culminating in breath taking competition and suspense. Also for the first time yoga has been excessively used as a tool of transformation."

It has now been 6 month and the police have not yet been able to crack a serial murder case. Arjun Sherawat is a man who is unseen and is the criminal. No one has his identity. This case has been granted to Sanjana who is a police officer. She has been trying too hard for the past 6 month but all her efforts have been in vain. Sheetal is a press reporter who loves her profession to the core. She is a very vibrant girl and full of life, she works with a known news channel and has each and every information about the case as she follows it very closely. Rahul a press reporter from another news channel has also been following the case step by step. He constantly keeps nagging Sanjana about the case by questioning her from time to time. Sheetal is in love with Rahul who is in love with his profession only. Murders are still being committed in short intervals. There are many incidents which also point out that may be Rahul is actually Arjun Sherawat and Sheetal is deeply involved with him.

What if you could borrow someone's luck for a day? Wouldn't the world go topsy-turvy? Luck follows the tale of mafia kingpin Musa (Sanjay Dutt) who has one obsession; to revolutionize the betting industry. For him life is a gamble, and what better way to skew the odds than play with those with luck on their side! Luck is a gripping saga with different characters from different parts of the world, each with Lady Luck in their favour. With millions at stake, how far will each of them go in courting danger and deceit? Directed by Soham Shah (Kaal) and featuring death-defying action sequences shot in Namibia, Luck attempts to answer that question. Featuring teen sensation, Imran Khan, sexy debutante Shruti Hassan (daughter of Indian super-star, Kamal Hassan) and the veteran Sanjay Dutt, Luck is an adrenaline-pumping edge-of-the-seat thriller.

Till quite some time back, remaking a successful film was considered a safe bet. In fact, the most reliable, foolproof way at hitting paydirt. But let's not forget, not all stories have the potential to strike gold. SHORT KUT, a remake of the Malayalam film UDAYANANU THANAM, written by Anees Bazmee and directed by Neeraj Vora, arrives a bit too late. Actually, it should've hit the screens a couple of years ago. That's because it abounds and relies completely on clichés and which, in turn, makes you break into a big yawn. Sad, since the basic story of SHORT KUT had the potential to keep your attention arrested. It even starts off well, but runs out of breath soon after. In fact, the graph of the film only goes down as reel after reel unfolds. Seriously, you want to ask something vital to Anees Bazmee and Neeraj Vora, who have penned, even directed laughathons successfully: What kind of cinema is this? Did Bazmee and Vora lose interest while writing this one? Or did they d

From the looks of it, you'd feel that MORNING WALK is about senior citizens/septuagenarians, but director Arup Dutta crams the film with so many sub-plots that the film loses focus. It's like starting at Churchgate, but instead of heading towards Virar, you end up at Thane. Okay, let me explain. Had the director stayed loyal to one story [the senior citizens' concern for each other], it would've been an emotional experience. But the story changes gears pretty often. In the beginning, you feel that it's a bahu [Divya Dutta] versus father-in-law [Anupam Kher] saga. Later, the young couple [Shayan Munshi, Nargis] start singing songs and the focus shifts to the love story. Towards the end, it's back to the senior citizens and the twist in their lives. The plight of the senior citizens was beautifully depicted in BAGHBAN, but that was about a married couple. Here' they aren't. And the director could've explored this facet to the fullest. Sadly, he does

Sometimes, big things come in small sizes... SANKAT CITY may not boast of stars to lure the audiences, it may not have a colossal canvas [on the contrary, the making is very basic], it may not have a terrific musical score to act as a hook [there are hardly any songs here], but SANKAT CITY succeeds, and succeeds largely, in its endeavour: Make the viewer laugh at the right places. One walks in with zilch expectations [the promos don't do justice to the product], but when you make an exit from the audi, it's with the feeling that the 2 hours were well spent. Comedies, today, can be segregated into two categories -- Brain-dead entertainers and intelligent comedies. Films like JAANE BHI DO YAARO, BHEJA FRY and SANKAT CITY fall in the latter category. Let's be honest. Not all of us can think whacky or come up with a crazy madcap comedy like SANKAT CITY. It requires a wild and imaginative mind to come up with one and most importantly, execute it with panache. Debutante direct