Apr 12, 2012

Imran khan gets self-concious while posing



Imran came with his better half for the inauguration in the exibition.

There he was seen in a different look with his beard grown thick and coloured black.
He shared the secret of his black beard and told that his hair colour is black unlike the colour of his beard which appears brown .

For his upcoming movie Matru Ki Bijilee Ka Mandola with Anushkha Sharma he bearis this burden.

As he is fully dedicated towards his movie and can do any thing required.



A lady named Anjana when praised Imran for his good work in Delhi Belly,he got overwhelmed and when had to pose for a photograph he said that he hates posing and gets very self- concious and pleaded for a quick click.

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Apr 11, 2012

Nazia, niece of Sanjay Dutt wants him to promote her in bollywood



Nazia Hussain, niece of sanjay dutt has prepared herself to enter into the world of bollywood. She would be  seen soon in a movie called "Ye Jo Mohabat Hai" which is her second movie.

She is Nargis dutt's elder brother Akhtar Hussian's granddaughter. She has decided not to listen to Sanju baba and has made-up her mind to put up her best foot into bollywood.

Though Sanjay Dutt is against it but Nazia has decided to live on her own norms.



He has not allowed his own daughter Krishna to enter into the field and also tried his level best not let Nazia get into it but it  proved to be an unsuccessful effort.

Nazia's aunt Priya and Namrata both are against it and they are  supporting Sanju Baba.

As famous Actor Imran Khan has made his way in the field of bollywood with the help of his mamu jaan,

Similarly Nazia wants Sanjay Dutt to promote her so that she can also excel into this field of cinema.


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Apr 4, 2012

Deepika Padukone got' Golden Kela Award' for Worst Actress

Deepika Padukone got Golden kela Award for worst actress for Aarakshan on the basis of Hollywood's Reggie Awards forGolden Kela awards. Imran Khan too got award for worst actor for 'Meri Brother Ki dulhan',Shahrukh Khan's film Ra -One got an award for worst film,director of Ra -One Abhinav sinha too got awarded for worst director.

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Mar 5, 2012

Aamir Become PK Talli

Hirani is reportedly finishing a project called PK which stars Aamir Khan in the lead. The film revolves around an intoxicated social crusader. The character has to be sloshed throughout the film and Aamir who doesn't consume alcohol in real life is getting a hang of slurring and stumbling that is needed to play a drunken hero.

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Jan 17, 2012

Shah Rukh Khan kissed Katrina Kaif in public

Mumbai, Jan 17: Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan planted a kiss on Salman's former girlfriend Katrina Kaif's cheeks at the Color Screen Awards nite.

Chikni Chameli looks too shocked to react, when Khan casually walked over and planted a kiss on her cheeks at the event.

Though Salman Khan was not a part of the event, yet Karina gav

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Jan 12, 2012

Zardari leaves for Dubai: Reported

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari left for Dubai on a scheduled one-day trip on Thursday, local television stations reported, amid growing tension over a memo seeking US help in preventing a coup by Pakistan's powerful military.

The unpopular president's trip comes during the worst tensions between Pakistan's civilian government and the military since a coup in 1999.

The army erupted in fury Wednesday over criticism from Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani concerning a commission probing the "Memogate" scandal -- the bizarre and highly controversial case of an unsigned memo sent to the US military to seek its help in weakening Pakistan's military.

The memo has pitted the army against President Asif Ali Zardari's weak civilian administration, and the Supreme Court is now tasked with deciding if the government endorsed the note, and if so, if it can remain in power.

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Jan 11, 2012

Pakistan army commanders meet rift between army and Government

Pakistan's army chief, General Ashfaq Kayani. His affadavit was described by the prime minister as unconsitutional and illegal.

Military spokesman Maj. Muhammad Ali Diyal declined to say what the talks at army headquarters were about, but the meeting is likely to fuel speculation about the army's next move in the country's political and legal crisis.


The confrontation between Pakistan's civilian government and its army has turned into a bitter open clash, with the military saying that remarks made by the prime minister had "potentially grievous consequences for the country".

The military and the government are at loggerheads over a scandal dubbed "memogate", in which the former ambassador to Washington is accused of making a "treacherous" written offer to the US to rein in Pakistan's military, in return for American support for the civilian government. The case, aimed squarely against President Asif Ali Zardari, is before the supreme court. It has appointed a judicial commission which began hearings this week.

The prime minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani, said this week that affidavits to the court by the army chief and the head of the military's spy agency were "unconstitutional and illegal".

The military responded on Wednesday with a highly unusual statement in which it said that "no allegation more serious" could be levelled against the army chief, General Ashfaq Kayani, and the director general of Inter-Services Intelligence, Lieutenant-General Ahmed Shuja Pasha.

"This has very serious ramifications with potentially grievous consequences for the country," the military said.

It is thought that the military is trying to remove Zardari and that his determination to hang on could end in another coup. There is speculation that, to pre-empt the move, the government could try to sack the army chief.

In their written testimonies to the court, Kayani and Pasha pressed the judges to investigate the allegations against the former US envoy, Husain Haqqani. The government has asked the court to drop the case and leave a parliamentary committee to investigate. The government was furious that the military's affidavits had not been cleared by it first, though technically they were filed through the government's attorney general.

In his affidavit, Pasha said that he had seen "enough corroborative material" to prove the allegations against the former Washington ambassador, who was forced to resign over the issue.

The military insisted in its statement that it had followed the book in responding to the court proceedings.

The government on Wednesday removed the retired general who was the top bureaucratic in the defence ministry and replaced him with a Pakistan Peoples Party loyalist.

The army has reportedly called a meeting of senior commanders for Thursday. The army has staged four coups in the past, with democracy restored in 2008 after the latest period of military rule.

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Gilani and Kayani Row: Imran Khan calls for early polls




New Delhi: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chief Imran Khan lashed out at the Pakistan government led by President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, demanding their resignation. He said that early elections were the only way out of the country's current crisis, but also added that he won't support a military coup.

"I have been hearing 'go Zardari go' slogans. If you are serious, then resign from the Assembly and there will be an automatic situation for elections," Khan said on Thursday.

Demanding fresh elections following the friction between the government and the military, Khan said that Pakistani don't want dictatorship.Imran Khan calls for early polls,

"We don't back a military takeover. We are for free and fair elections. People do not want dictatorship, they want a democratic system," he said.

He said that the present Pakistan government has affected democracy in the worst possible fashion and claimed that the system will not be affected if Zardari and Gilani resign.

He also alleged that PML-N President Nawaz Sharif helped the ruling PPP and that his demand for Gilani's resignation was a drama. "Nawaz Sharif has actually helped the PPP. They had a compromise, it's all a drama," Khan said.

This came a day after Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani sacked the Defence Secretary Lt Gen(retd) Naeem Khalid Lodhi, considered to be close to the military, raising fears of a coup.

Imran Khan claimed that Gilani could have sacked the Defence Secretary on the orders of Zardari. "The Prime Minister is a puppet of President Zardari. He cannot be doing this alone," Khan said.

This has come at a time when Gilani and his government are already on a collision course with the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court called Gilani 'dishonest and dishonourable' on Wednesday.

The Gilani government has also been facing public anger over prices, shortages and corruption.

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