‘Characters in films must not be judged’
Recently, the Indian Stammering Association (TISA) based in Dehradun has allegedly sent a legal notice to the producers of Golmaal 3 for Shreyas Talpade’s character who “mocks people who stammer”. Earlier too, Shahid Kapur’s character in Kaminey was targeted for similar reasons.
Reality recheck for view whew!
The I&B ministry has proposed shifting the broadcast hour of the telly shows Bigg Boss and Rakhi Ka Insaaf (aired on Colors) from prime time to after 11pm, on grounds of their content being “vulgar, objectionable and adult”. The producers of the shows have appealed at the Bombay High Court and the decision has been deferred till the court’s next hearing tomorrow.
In Bapu’s footsteps
To relive and envision the popular Salt March started by Mahatma Gandhi in 1930 during the British rule, an exhibition titled “Freedom to March Rediscovering Gandhi Through Dandi” was showcased at the Lalit Kala Akademi and was presented by Ojas Art.
Youngsters set to savour Eid delicacies
If you thought Eid was just for Muslims, you are greatly mistaken as those who have faith are standing by their friends and hoping to relish some delicious non-vegetarian dishes during the festival.
Plagiarism turns tool for publicity
It’s become a trend of sorts for every big, eagerly awaited film to get embroiled in a controversy close to its release. But concocting a juicy story and teaming it up with a promotional strategy before release is passe, as now “plagiarism” seems to be the new publicity stunt. Recently, novelist Dayanand Raajan allegedly accused the writer
Change in adoption law helps singles
Adoption just got easier for singles. According to the Juvenile Justice (Care & Protection of Children) Act, 2000, the court has stated to “allow an orphaned child to be given to a single parent for adoption within five months”. The statement has brought a smile on the faces of many singles in the city, who are now willing to opt for adoption.
Cartoon characters rule cracker covers
Mickey Mouse and Pinocchio have more spark than Deeepika Padukone and Kareena Kapoor, while Japanese models sizzle more than popular Hollywood babes Miley Cyrus, Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton — on the covers of the cracker boxes this Diwali. The glam factor that rules cracker stalls during Diwali seems a notch low this year as colourful animated toon characters like Winnie The Pooh, Scooby Doo, Lion King and Japanese models turn hot favourites.
Over-friendly stars court controversy
Adash of starshine increases the glam quotient of reality shows on television. But when the stars get a little “over-friendly” with contestants on the sets, it spells trouble. Recently, John Abraham’s simple “peck on the cheek” act with the Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Singing Superstar contestant Sugandha triggered indignant annoyance in some,
Crystals to give you that million dollar smile in a jiffy
Now, add sparkle to your smile with panache. After the trend of jazzing up your ear, tongue, eyebrows, neck and ankles with body piercing and precious stones, fashion addicts are now going for dental jewellery by stylising their teeth with beautiful gemstones for a dazzling look.
Pubs gear up to host CWG theme parties
Even though many people have been cribbing about poor infrastructure, missed deadlines and rampant corruption, when it comes to the Commonwealth Games, but CWG has given the Delhi pubs all the reasons to cheer and party. Now, pubs in the capital are planning interesting CWG theme-based parties to celebrate the carnival.