Fardeen with her Sister Laila Khan
Fardeen with His Wife
Fardeen with his Father "Feroz Khan"
Fardeen with Spectacles
Wednesday 29 June 2011
Tuesday 28 June 2011
Shilpa Shetty
Shilpa Shetty Picture from movie "Shadi Ker Kay Phass Gya Yaar"
Shilpa with smiling face
Shilpa working out in GYM
Akshay Kumar in Different Looks
Akki with Green Spectacles
Akshay as Singh is King
Akki in unique style with smiling face....
Akki with Kat
Monday 27 June 2011
Kangna Ranaut at IIFA awards 2011
Kangna with Ring in her Index finger.....Looking cute
Kangna spending some moments with the audience at Green Carpet of IIFA awards 2011
Kangna Ranaut talking to Media at her arrival at Green Carpet of IIFA Awards 2011
Kangna tanding in a pose for her Snaps to be taken....
Cte Kangna at IIFA Awards....
Saturday 25 June 2011
Alicia Silverstone Wallpapers
Actress Name: Alicia Silverstone
Alicia Silverstone Nicknames: Queen Slice
Date of Birth: October 4th, 1976, San Francisco, California, USA
Born At: 344pm-PDT
Gender: Female
Sexual Orientation: Straight
Race or Ethnicity: White
Religion: Jewish
Zodiac Sign: Libra
Nationality: American
Speaks: French
'Band Baaja Baaraat' wins three IIFA Awards
Maneesh Sharma's Band Baaja Baaraat won three IIFA awards on Friday night as Sonu Nigam joined Jermaine Jackson, elder brother of the late Michael Jackson, to pay a moving musical tribute to the legend at the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards in Toronto.
In fact, Nigam's 'Thank you for the legacy' on the second death anniversary of the 'King of Pop' set the stage for the IIFA Rocks show in the city's ultra-modern Ricoh Coliseum, jampacked with more than 25,000 people.
"I want to say how much I love you, because I see Michael in each one of you,'' said Jermaine, the former Jackson 5 singer, as he ended the soulful song with Nigam.
Sonu Nigam told that he wrote the song after the death of the legend, and thanked Jermaine for joining him in singing it just a day before the second anniversary of Michael Jackson's death.
"Insha Allah, hopefully very soon,'' said Jackson earlier on the green carpet when asked whether he would ever perform in Bollywood.
Friday night's IIFA Rocks music-cum-fashion show lived up to its hype as virtually the whole of Bollywood, including Shah Rukh Khan, descended on the Coliseum to entertain Toronto.
The four-hour-long IIFA Rocks show - conducted by Karan Johar and Anushka Sharma - unleashed a fusion of music, fashion and dance as awards were announced in various categories.
Dia Mirza cast her spell with her stunning dance medley of hit numbers such as Pyar Do, Pyar Lo, Parda Hai Parda, and Aapka Kya Hoga.
Mallika Sherawat gave a performance of Arabian Nights.
Sonu Nogam returned to the stage to wow the audience with his 'cocktail of qawwali and rock'. The Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy musical trio carried the night show through.
Namrata Rao won the IIFA award for editing, Naharika Khan for costume and Vijay Dayal for best song Ainvayi ainvayi in Band Baaja Baaraat.
Pritam Das for best sound recording in Love, Sex aur Dhokha, Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy for background score in My Name in Khan, Leslie Fernandes for re-recording in Dabanng, and Sudeep Chatterjee for cinematography in Guzaarish.
In fact, Nigam's 'Thank you for the legacy' on the second death anniversary of the 'King of Pop' set the stage for the IIFA Rocks show in the city's ultra-modern Ricoh Coliseum, jampacked with more than 25,000 people.
Sonu Nigam told that he wrote the song after the death of the legend, and thanked Jermaine for joining him in singing it just a day before the second anniversary of Michael Jackson's death.
"Insha Allah, hopefully very soon,'' said Jackson earlier on the green carpet when asked whether he would ever perform in Bollywood.
Friday night's IIFA Rocks music-cum-fashion show lived up to its hype as virtually the whole of Bollywood, including Shah Rukh Khan, descended on the Coliseum to entertain Toronto.
The four-hour-long IIFA Rocks show - conducted by Karan Johar and Anushka Sharma - unleashed a fusion of music, fashion and dance as awards were announced in various categories.
Dia Mirza cast her spell with her stunning dance medley of hit numbers such as Pyar Do, Pyar Lo, Parda Hai Parda, and Aapka Kya Hoga.
Mallika Sherawat gave a performance of Arabian Nights.
Sonu Nogam returned to the stage to wow the audience with his 'cocktail of qawwali and rock'. The Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy musical trio carried the night show through.
Namrata Rao won the IIFA award for editing, Naharika Khan for costume and Vijay Dayal for best song Ainvayi ainvayi in Band Baaja Baaraat.
Pritam Das for best sound recording in Love, Sex aur Dhokha, Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy for background score in My Name in Khan, Leslie Fernandes for re-recording in Dabanng, and Sudeep Chatterjee for cinematography in Guzaarish.
Thursday 23 June 2011
Ali Zafar takes on a Mirza Galib poem in his latest video 'Jee Dhoondta Hai'
Talented and Bollywood's new charming Face Ali Zafar is soon to release the video of 'Jee Dhoondta Hai" a song featuring Mirza Ghalib's poetry from his latest hit album 'Jhoom'.
The acclaimed poet's piece believed to be written for a courtesan will feature Ali Zafar in the video directed by Abdullah Haris. The six-and-a-half minute long video was shot in two days. "It shows the self-discovery of a man, his love and then his struggle, only to be involved in a spiritual journey, in the end," says Haris.
Sharing more details of the project, Ali Zafar told, "'Jee Dhoondta Hai' was the last song I added in my album Jhoom. I had recorded it three years back. Before finishing the album, I felt that a song like this was missing. I had already sung one [poem from] Mirza Ghalib in the album Koi Umeed Bar Nahin Aatee and thought 'Who could get enough of the great maestro?' So I added 'Jee Dhoondta Hai' in the last few days before finalising the record."
According to latest market survey Ali Zafar 's third album titled "Jhoom" released by Alif Records, Ali's own record label is the highest selling album in Pakistan and if that wasn't all Jhoom also ranked second in popularity on Indian Charts.
Excited about his latest video, the singer says, "It was a difficult task to reflect Ghalib"s poetry in a music video. We hope we did it justice."
The acclaimed poet's piece believed to be written for a courtesan will feature Ali Zafar in the video directed by Abdullah Haris. The six-and-a-half minute long video was shot in two days. "It shows the self-discovery of a man, his love and then his struggle, only to be involved in a spiritual journey, in the end," says Haris.
Sharing more details of the project, Ali Zafar told, "'Jee Dhoondta Hai' was the last song I added in my album Jhoom. I had recorded it three years back. Before finishing the album, I felt that a song like this was missing. I had already sung one [poem from] Mirza Ghalib in the album Koi Umeed Bar Nahin Aatee and thought 'Who could get enough of the great maestro?' So I added 'Jee Dhoondta Hai' in the last few days before finalising the record."
According to latest market survey Ali Zafar 's third album titled "Jhoom" released by Alif Records, Ali's own record label is the highest selling album in Pakistan and if that wasn't all Jhoom also ranked second in popularity on Indian Charts.
Excited about his latest video, the singer says, "It was a difficult task to reflect Ghalib"s poetry in a music video. We hope we did it justice."
Wednesday 22 June 2011
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