Salman Khan Left Out An Award Show

Salman Khan has declared that he is not at all bothered about winning an award or not. In the past he left out an award show, before receiving the award.

He says the feedback he gets from the audience is more than awards for him. He was asked in another award show, how much earnestly he wants to bag an award, Sallu smartly replied that even if he does not win the show its okay for him. His rewards are the people who love him, love his films, go to the movie halls to watch his movies.


Also his films make a lot of money, and he is happy with it. Seems Salman is following the footsteps of Aamir Khan these days. Aamir does not attend award ceremonies, and this Khan is least bothered about wining awards in shows.


Salman started his career in Bollywood with the movie “Biwi Ho To Aisi”. But his film next year, “Maine Pyaar Kiya” took his career to new heights.

 His other hit films are “Saajan”, “Andaz Apna Apna”, “Hum Aapke Hai Kaun”, “Khamoshi : The Musical”, “Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam”, “Tere Naam”, “Wanted”, “Dabangg”, “Ready”, “Bodyguard”.

His upcoming flicks for 2012 are “Ek Tha Tiger”, “Sher Khan”, “Dabangg 2”.


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Shah Rukh and Salman Khan war reaches everywhere

Be it the big screen or the small screen, the Khan war between Bollywood superstars Shah Rukh and Salman Khan reaches everywhere. Colors' Screen Awards night was no different as the vibes of SRK and Salman's cold relationship were felt all through the event.

While Salman was seen showing his jalwa on the stage, in reality he had decided to skip the awards all together and instead recorded his performance in advance. He had more than one reason for not making an appearance.

While the audience was Ready to applaud the Bodyguard, Colors Screen Awards had a big shocker in store for all Salman fans as the 2011's hit machine was not nominated in any of the categories.

On the other side, SRK romanced Salman's ex, Katrina, on the stage while anchoring the event. King Khan went a step ahead and planted a peck on Katrina's cheek.

While the two Khans managed to avoid each other this time, there are many more award shows lined up on television. Only time would say if the two Khans bump into each other on any show. But small screen would certainly look forward to this big meet.


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Colors-Screen Awards (2012) Winners Complete List

Besides keeping the box office registers ringing, Milan Luthria's The Dirty Picture and Zoya Akhtar's Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara bagged a number of awards at the 18th Colors Screen Awards this year.


Ekta Kapoor's home production The Dirty Picture, a biopic on southern siren Vijayalaxmi, popularly known as Silk Smitha, bagged six awards including the best film and best director Milan Luthria.

Find winners list of Colors Screen Awards 2012

Best Background Scrore – Ranjit Bairot (Shaitan)
Best Special Effects – Red Chillies VFX
Best Sound Design – Kunal Sharma (Shaitan)
Best Editing – Huzefa Lokhandwala (Delhi Belly)
Best Production Design – Shashank Tere (Delhi Belly)
Best Action – Ra. One
Best Cinematography – R Madhi (Shaitan)
Best Costume – Niharika Khan (The Dirty Picture)
Best Dialogue – Farhan Akhtar/Javed Akhtar (ZNMD) & Rajat Arora (The Dirty Picture)
Best Story – Akshat Verma (Delhi Belly)
Best Screenplay – Akshat Verma (Delhi Belly)
Best Ensemble Cast – Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara
Best Lyrics – Prasoon Joshy (Accha Lagta Hai – Aarakshan)
Best Music – A R Rahman (Rockstar)
Best Playback (Female) – Shreya Ghoshal (Oo La La – The Dirty Picture)
Best Playback (Male) – (Sadda Haq and Phir Se Udd Chala – Rockstar)
Best Choreography – Bosco-Caesar (Senorita – ZNMD)
Best Child Artist – Partho Gupte (Stanley Ka Dabba)
Ramnath Goenka Excellence Award for ‘having made a difference’ – Aarakshan
Best Supporting Actor (Male) – Saif Ali Khan (Aarakshan)
Best Actor for a Negative Role (Female) – Priyanka Chopra (Saat Khoon Maaf)
Best Actor in a Negative Role (Male) – Prashanth Narayanan (Murder 2)
Most Promising Newcomer (Female) – Parineeti Chopra (Ladies v/s Ricky Bahl)
Most Promising Newcomer (Male) – Divyendu (Pyar Ka Punchnama)
Most Promising Debut Directo – Bejoy Nambiar (Shaitan)
Best Actor In A Comic Role – Pitobash (Shor In The City)
Best Actor (Female) Popular Choice (by public voting) – Deepika Padukone (Aarakshan & Dum Maro Dum)
Best Actor (Male) Popular Choice (by public voting) – Shahrukh Khan (Ra.One & Don2)
Favourite Jodi – Shahrukh Khan and Priyanka Chopra (Don 2)
Best Performer of the Year – Ekta kapoor (for “shaking the box office”)
Best Director – Milan Luthria (The Dirty Picture)
Best Film – The Dirty Picture & Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara
Best Actor (Female) – Vidya Balan (The Dirty Picture)
Best Actor (Male) – Ranbir Kapoor (Rockstar)


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Deepika stuns all in backless outfit

Bollywood stars flaunt their style statements at award functions. But Deepika Padukone's outfit took all by surprise.

The gorgeous actress left many drooling in an exquisite floor-sweeping 'backless' turquoise gown at Colors Screen Awards.

The high round neckline of the gown with sexy frills at its bottom and a thin belt at the waist made Deepika look hot and stunning


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Ranbir Kapoor touched the feet of Deepika Padukone

Mumbai, Jan 17 : Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor touched the feet of his ex-flame Deepika Padukone while collecting the Best Actor trophy from her at the Colors Screen awards at MMRDA grounds.

Deepika along with former 'showman' Subhash Ghai was to hand over the trophy to RK, yes, the very RK whose name she has tattooed on her neck.

When Ranbir arrived on the stage, he first bent down and touched Ghai's feet. And then took everyone by surprise when he again stooped to touch Deepika's feet.

Deepika took it sportingly and laughed heartily before handing over the trophy to RK.

Deepika too won the Popular Choice award for Aarakshan.

But it was the trio of Prateik, Sharman Joshi and Mugdha Godse who gave her the trophy.

Ranbir and Deepika are slated to feature together in Ayan Mukerji's Yeh Jawaani Yeh Deewani.