NANA PATEKAR'S "SHAGIRD" IS ALL SET TO RELEASE ON MAY 13

 

Bollywood famous actor, Nana Patekar's solo lead film, "SHAGIRD" is all set to release on 13th May.

SHAGIRD is a fast- paced action thriller cop drama that unfolds in the capital city of Delhi amidst the nexus of cops politicians & the mafia.

Delhi Crime Branch Officer Hanumant Singh (Nana Patekar) - a respected yet feared officer whose tactics and ethics are questionable, mentors Mohit (Mohit Ahlawat) a new junior officer in his team Their ideologies cross paths when a notorious gangster Bunty Bhaiya (Anurag Kashyap) enters the fray.

Together, Hanumant Singh & Bunty Bhaiya work for a power hungry politician Rajmani Singh (Zakir Hussain), who rules the state using unethical means and will not let anything or anyone come in his way.

In this nexus, who stands right and who stands wrong? Who crosses the line in the grey zone of law, crime & politics? Who wears a mask and who comes out a winner forms the rest of the story.

Find out when the film releases on 13th May.

TAYLOR SWIFT AT METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART

Last night, Taylor Swift was seen at the Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

The “Should’ve Said No” songstress was more than happy to pose for photographers in her black-and-nude colored J. Mendel gown featuring lovely lace detailing.

The theme of the night was “Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty” as a tribute to the late, great clothing designer and trendsetter.

The shindig was literally a who’s who of stars, with names like Sarah Jessica Parker, Emma Stone, Gwyneth Paltrow, Beyonce Knowles, and Gisele Bundchen all in attendance.

POPULAR TV STAR SULAGNA PANIGRIHI IN "MURDER 2"

The fact that the Bhatt camp has always given bollywood its most memorable talent is something no one can deny. Keeping this trend in mind, the Bhatt camp is all set to unveil their fresh discovery in the soon to be released film "MURDER 2".

Mohit Suri's sequel to MURDER will introduce Sulagna Panigrihi as one of the central characters. Sulagna, who has earlier worked extensively in various popular television serials is kicked about her debut role.

Talking about her shift from TV to films, Sulagna seems to be quite clear in her choice. Says she, 'I won't deny that television has given me a popular identity. But having spent four years in this industry, I was looking at a good film break and that was when MURDER 2 came my way. I am extremely fortunate to be part of this film which has shaped up extremely well and I am happy to have bagged one of the central roles in the film.'

Sulagna has earlier been part of popular TV shows like AMBER DHARA, DO SAHELIYAAN and BIDAAI.

OSAMA BIN LADEN DEAD - CONFIRMED BY OBAMA

Osama bin Laden, US’s most wanted terrorist, was finally killed by the American military operation, according to reports.

Around 10:50 p.m. EST last night (cutting off the end of shows such as Celebrity Apprentice, amusingly), the story broke that bin Laden had been killed.

At 11:30 p.m., President Obama spoke from the White House, confirming "the most significant achievement to date in our nation's effort to defeat Al-Qaeda."

Obama revealed that the intelligence gathering and planning for the operation had been underway since LAST AUGUST and that no Americans were lost.

He reiterated that American is not at war with Islam, saying "we must also reaffirm that the United States is not - and never will be - at war with Islam."

Bin Laden was not a Muslim leader, Obama said, but a mass murderer of Muslims, and a man whose demise was both necessary and very long overdue.

As Obama said, the intelligence and armed services personnel who planned and executed this operation deserve our commendation and gratitude.

NEW MOVIE "404" RELEASING ON 12 MAY, 2011

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE  MOVIE

A prime Medical Institution. A world renowned Professor. A new student Abhimanyu who defies his seniors and the practice of ragging. A secret that is locked forever.

Professor Aniruddh is impressed with Abhimanyu's rationality and tenacity when he decides to dispel all rumours and moves into a room that has been forbidden for years.

What follows is an intriguing story about a Professor who denies the paranormal and believes only in Science, and a bright young student who battles with his conflict of illusion and reality.

Is what Abhimanyu sees real or is his mind playing tricks?

Is the Professors conviction that 'it's all in the mind' enough to convince the once rational Abhimanyu that what he sees is not real...or is it??

Do you believe what you see or see what you believe?