
‘In the Pink’ is an initiative aimed at raising finances for breast cancer awareness. Dalbir Bains along with Vicki Treadell - the British Deputy High Commissioner in Mumbai, are the brainchild behind this noble cause.
The calendar would not only feature stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Priyanka Chopra, Dia Mirza, Neil Mukesh, Deepika Padukone, Arjun Rampal, and Kunal Kapoor but would also feature well-known director Karan Johar, for whom, this is a first time experience. The photos have been shot by renowned photographer Subi Samuel, who when asked about his experience said, “It always is a wonderful feeling when you shoot with your friends and when the cause is something as noble as this one, it makes the whole experience all the more special. Shooting each picture was a complete pleasure.”
The calendar, which was unveiled yesterday by Neil Mukesh at a function in Mumbai, would be available for sale at Rs. 500 from December 15, 2007.
Baby Doll, Deepal Shaw has been signed in Neeraj Pathak’s film Right Ya Wrong. The film also has Sunny Deol, Konkana Sen Sharma, Irfaan Khan, Isha Koppikar, Kirron Kher, Aryan Vaid and Anjan Srivastava.
Samir Kochhar, an anchor turned actor is all geared up to play the central character in the film called Jannat, which will have debutant Kunal Deshmukh donning the hat of the director. Samir Kochhar is excited about his new venture as he will be playing the character of a cop. He is leaving no stones unturned to get into the skin of the character. Samir is busy taking tips from the real life cops at the C.B.I branch. To which Samir says, "I m looking forward for this film. I'm having a great time performing this role, especially after having interacted with real-life cops, which has now made me very confident about the whole film". The film, Jannat is being made under the banner of Vishesh Films.
The fact the Sanjay Dutt is very closely involved with many charitable causes is known to one and all. Adding yet another feather to his already impressive cap of social work, Sanjay Dutt would now be seen as the face of ‘Save the Children’ – an NGO founded by the late Vipula Kadri, mother of Mana (Sunil) Shetty.
Heading towards his 60’s, Sudhir Mishra is now getting mellow in his work. For now, Sudhir Mishra has had enough hard-hitting political dramas. "Khoya Khoya Chand is my most intensely romantic film to date. I've tried to put aside the dark brooding political parable of Hazaron Khwaishein Aisi. My biggest problem here was how do I enter the film industry as it existed in the 1950’s?"