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Salman Khan wants to ensure that his next home production, Veer, makes all the right noises. The actor who has already started shooting for the film wants a lavish song in this period film.It is believed that the song will appear during the end credits. Sallu wants the biggies of the industry to feature in it; like they did in Shah Rukh Khan's...

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Salman was inspired to take on the new project at the suggestion of his friends, who told him that his rugged looks in Veer were perfect for a warrior film, and the legendary Mongolian invader a worthy subject for such a film. The idea fascinated Salman.Confident of the success of Veer, Salman has already plunged into the research and will start writing the script after the release of Veer, reports TOI.

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Shah Rukh Khan, the badshah of bollywood who is desperate to do daring stunt sequences for Anubhav Sinha directed flick Ra.One, has been advised by doctors to resist from doing action sequences for two more months.
Sources say that Dr Ali Irani, who examined King Khan’s shoulder injury on Wednesday, was of the view that Shah Rukh Khan would have to continue with his physiotherapy and theraband exercises for two more months to be able to do action sequences in his films. In fact, Shah Rukh Khan’s shoulder injury has recuperated to almost ninety percent and there are indications that it would completely heal within two months, if Shah Rukh Khan could take proper care of it.

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YRF has limited the promotion of Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi to Shah Rukh Khan and the music which is doing pretty well. And it makes complete sense too going by their hit history. SRK and Yash Raj make a super hit musical Jodi.Salim of Salim-Suleiman, the composers of most YRF films including Rab Ne… thinks the simplicity of the songs have made...

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The star who started his career as a martial arts trainer, was absolutely delighted at the chance of being able to reach out to such a large number of people. But in the end it was not just Akshay who was pleased at the chance of coming on television. Crores of fans were more than thrilled to see their favourite star flex his muscles on the small screen.

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The Khiladi of the Indian film industry appeared on television for the first time with a series titled The Seven Deadly Arts With Akshay Kumar. In the seven episodes, Kumar outlined the 2000-year-old unique culture and history of martial arts that enriches forms like Kung Fu, Karate, Akido, Muay Thai, Taekwondo, Capoeira and the very Indian Kalaripayattu.The star who started his career as a martial arts trainer, was absolutely delighted at the chance of being able to reach out to such a large number of people. But in the end it was not just Akshay who was pleased at the chance of coming on television. Crores of fans were more than thrilled to see their favourite star flex his muscles on the small screen.

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Aamir said he hailed from a conservative family in which his parents, particularly his Ammi, were strictly against smoking.
"I never smoked while in school or college. I never touched a cigarette until I was 23 or 24."
On beginning his career in films, he said he had to smoke while acting for one his films and then found that he could never completely give it up.
"In the last 10 years I have made may attempts to quit smoking. Sometimes I was able to quit for more than two years and then I had to start again because of the demand of the roles," he said.