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Chandan Roy Sanyal readying short film for fests

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Actor Chandan Roy Sanyal, notable for his dark layered performances in films like Kaminey, D-Day and Prague, has embarked on a new career as a filmmaker. He has completed a short film titled Hiroshima, amusing as it may sound, about a bottle of soya sauce!

“My film Hiroshima is about a soya sauce bottle. It is set in the ruins of a restaurant named Hiroshima. The film opens in the aftermath of the (atomic bombing) tragedy, the area strewn with limbs and bodies,” he said of the four-minute film.

First-look of ‘Happy Ending’ out now!

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Here we got the exclusive look of Saif Ali Khan from his upcoming film ‘Happy Ending‘, where he will be seen playing a Hollywood scriptwriter.

Immersed in his character, Saif has posed for the first-look as if he is envisioning a particular sequence of the film that he is writing for.

Two films old actress Ileana D’cruz will play Saif’s love interest, while his real life wife Kareena Kapoor will come across as his ex-girlfriend. The film also stars Preity Zinta in an exciting role. Therefore, it will be interesting to watch this Hollywood writer juggling with these pretty ladies on celluloid.

Govinda’s daughter Narmada will mark her debut as Tina Ahuja

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Govinda‘s daughter Narmada will drop her birth name to mark her debut in Bollywood. She will be launched as Tina Ahuja opposite Punjabi superstar Gippy Grewal in Sandeep Kang‘s forthcoming film.

While, there are many who adopt screen name on Numerology’s prescription. Govinda‘s daughter has a different reason to change her name. As per the sources, she is popular amongst her friend circle with the name Tina, which happens to be her nick name. And, as she is about to mark her Bollywood debut, Tina sounded a way cooler than Narmada (her original name).

It is said that Narmada’s real name will remain untouched on legal documents and name Tina will be confined to the screen only.

Parineeti Chopra visits army jawans in Jaisalmer

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Parineeti Chopra recently experienced “life enriching” moment on her two days visit to Indian army jawans camp in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan.

The actress visited the borders to host a special TV episode on the lives of these brave hearted soldiers. She was so impressed and inspired by them, that she took Twitter to address their courage by writing “What an honour to spend time with the jawans.”

Further she tweeted, “It’s been a life enriching experience for me and my team, we never realise the difficulties faced by the Indian army to keep us safe. Living in the desert and braving the heat, they live a gruelling life away from their families just to keep all of us secure.”

Parineeti posed for pictures with these army officials and also learned rifle shooting during her stay.

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Christopher Nolan 'miffed' with Al Pacino?

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Actor Al Pacino feels director Christopher Nolan is “miffed” with him after he turned down a role in one of his earlier films.

The 74-year-old actor explained that he’s not being offered a role in a Nolan-directed film since he declined a chance to appear in one of them, reports contactmusic.com.

Pacino told the Daily Telegraph newspaper: “He hasn’t offered me a film in a while, you know why? He asked me to be in this movie and I didn’t do it. I think that might have miffed him a little bit, but I’m being presumptuous myself.”

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Ben Affleck regrets 'Daredevil'

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Actor Ben Affleck says he has regrets about his 2003 superhero film “Daredevil”, but insists his upcoming movie “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” will entertain audiences the right way.

“Daredevil” was panned by critics.

“Indeed I have regrets about ‘Daredevil‘. I have regrets about all the movies that I don’t think were executed properly,” Affleck told National Public Radio, reports mirror.co.uk.

He says that if he thought that “we were remaking ‘Daredevil‘, I’d be out there picketing myself”.

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Tackle Pakistan first, campaigning can wait: Sena to Modi

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Mumbai, Oct 8 (IANS) The Shiv Sena has blamed BJP’s Maharashtra leadership for “playing with national security” over the India-Pakistan border skirmishes, saying Prime Minister “Narendra Modi is needed in New Delhi, but the BJP has stopped him in Maharashtra” that goes to poll Oct 15.