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If at all, there was an award for 'An evening to remember', then, it will unanimously go to 'GQ Men Of the Year 2010 Awards', which were held yesterday in Mumbai. There were some obvious winners for this year, whereas there were surprises too! The following is the list of this year's award winners: GQ Most Stylish Man Award: Arjun Rampal Ultimate GQ Man Award: Abhishek Bachchan Businessman Of the Year Award: Adi Godrej Excellence Award: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Lifetime Achievement Award: Naseeruddin Shah Chivas Actor Of the Year Award: Ranbir Kapoor Cinematic Icon Of The Year: Aamir Khan GQ Woman Of the Year: Priyanka Chopra Producer Of The Year: Karan Johar We won't be wrong if we call this the event of the titans, as the event was graced by none other than Hollywood superstar John Travolta, who was accompanied by his daughter Ella. John, the legendary star of films like Saturday Night Fever, Grease, Pulp Fiction and more recently The Taking Of P

The first thing you notice about Neetu Kapoor when you see her in flesh is how comfortable she feels in her own self. Touchwood. She often talks about how proud she is of just being a mother and a devoted wife, but it's more than that. There is something about how connected she is to herself that makes her charismatic. She is instantly accessible, perching on a little sofa in her Pali Hill residence, wondering why I didn't want brown sugar in my coffee. Neetuji, as I'd love to call her just ordered for some freshly brewed Nespresso which she had got from London. She is wearing black leggings with a black tee on a day when she was at ease, which you could make out from her dress code on a lazy Saturday afternoon. My black coffee arrives in a shot glass. It hits me, both, the coffee and Neetuji's eternal beauty. I am all ready for my first interview with her and so is she, though she is feeling a bit awkward and when asked her the reason, Neetuji replies w

Be it the Lakme Fashion Week or specially organised fashion events, they really have become quite a spectacle and not just for their clothes. We have heard of fashion faux pas, wardrobe malfunction but there's a new one in town, it's called ramp-clumsy. And the latest one who just suffered from it is none other than the new gal on the block, Sonakshi Sinha. At the Blender's Pride Fashion Tour 2010, Leela Palace Kempinski, Bangalore, Gavin C Miguel showcased his collection called Rated U. It consisted of voluminous flairs, sharp cuts, and edgy crystal embellishments. Well the design was certainly edgy as the showstopper for the designer Sonaskshi Sinha, tumbled down just as she took her first step to walk down that ramp. The "voluminous" skirt didn't flow as it should have but instead gathered under her step making her fall. Earlier in the week, Sridevi faced a similar problem as she wore a gown by Neeta Lulla with an ill designed skirt from th

Characters: Akshay Kumar: Kishen In 1965 he was geeky, toothy simpleton, bullied by all. Then he would work long hours in his father's Surya Prakash Bhijanalaya. In 2010 he's the proud owner of the popular Bollywood Cafe, totally hen pecked by his wife Mala. Now he puts in long hours shopping for the cheapest vegetables! Aishwarya Rai: Mala Full of aggro, she was tomboy who dressed loud, shouted loud and laughed loud. All her friends were guys. Today she is a bored Shopaholic. If her car stereo conks off, she won't buy a new stereo, she'll buy a new car! 'Kharchvati", would have been a much more fitting name for her! Neha Dhupia: Mona Mala's best friend. Not as aggressive as Mala, she nevertheless follows her, wherever she goes. Aditya Roy Kapoor: Bunty The helpless and hapless offspring of Kishen and Mala. His pathological fear for marriage stems from witnessing his parent's bitter rela

Maalik Ek is based on biography of Sai Baba of Shirdi. It is based on the preaching and philosophy of the great fakir and saint Shri Sai Baba. The film enlightens one of those spiritual experiences of Baba, known only to the blessed few. In order to enable the masses to experience this heart touching "Sai Baba's grace", Maalik Ek team has decided to dub the film in various regional and international languages. Maalik Ek takes to the era, during which the great fakir Shri Sai Baba was refused entry into various communities and villages surrounding Shirdi 

Personal setbacks and crises often mean losses worth crores for film producers especially if the film is shot abroad. But in the case of Anees Bazmee's Thank You , where a long schedule in Toronto had to end suddenly because of Bobby Deol's father-in-law illness and death, the loss runs into not just the production on-hand ( Thank You ) but also Boney Kapoor's sequel to No Entry entitled Be Positive . While Boney has declared his next production would be the sequel to No Entry , Anees shocks by declaring that the script is not even close to being ready. Says Anees, "While I've an idea for the Hera Pheri sequel which I am working on for producer Feroz Nadiadwala I've absolutely no idea which way the sequel to No Entry would go. The comedy is the hardest genre to write. And I can't plunge into a funny film until I've the script ready. I've just had no time to think about an idea for No Entry Part 2 ." With the Thank Y

Status Under Production Color C Release Date November 26, 2010 Language Hindi Genre Thriller Producer Sarosh Khan Director Sachin P. Karande Star Cast Munish Khan Sara Khan Gulshan Grover Zakir Hussain Mukesh Tiwari Hrishikesh Joshi Kunal Kumar Lyricist Irfan Ibrahim Music Director Dev Sikandar Editor Mukesh Thakur Sound Jitu Singh Story / Writer Upendra Sidhye