Sachin Tendulkar should get Bharat Ratna .....

Describing Sachin Tendukar as the 'Kohinoor' of cricket, former cricketers said the milestone man should be conferred Bharat Ratna - India's highest civilian award.

The record of highest International runs (31,041) and centuries (93) already by his name, Tendulkar on Wednesday became the first cricketer in the history of One-day cricket to score a double hundred in Gwalior.

"Sachin is the Kohinoor diamond of the game of cricket. This cricketer has unmatched talent and you can't find another Tendulkar ever. he should have got the Bharat Ratna,"

"Sachin has touched several milestones during his 20-year career in international cricket. He certainly deserves the Bharat Ratna. We will be very happy if he gets the highest honour of the country."

"Sachin has proved with his fielding how fit he is. I think he can play for at least two more years after the World Cup next year."

"I don't think any batsman can be better than Tendulkar, not even Bradman. Sachin has succeeded in all the three forms of cricket - Test, one-dayer and twenty20.

Sir Sachin You Are Great !!!

Master! I kneel before thee!

South African cricketer Wayne Parnell kneels on the ground as Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar walks past him after scoring a world record breaking double century 200 runs on. wednesday.

Yeah to Karna hi padega beta,,,papa se takkar le rahe ho,,,manna kiya tha na hum se panga na lo,, ghoor ghoor ke dekh raha tha ,,bouncers fekh raha tha,,

Sachin has one good quality,he never forgives any bowler or any team, who insults him by using bad words,or starring him when he hits them for boundry.

Sachin never uses his mouth on the field for any kind of bad behaviour,he settle the scores with his powerful bat..

That's why everybody love him very much..He is true gentleman on & off the field.

Sachin Creates History !!!!!

Today is great day for all cricket fans & specially Sachin Tendulkar's fans all over the globe, becoz Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar added another feather to his cap when he became the first batsman to cross the 200-run mark in an one-day international in Gwalior.

Sachim slamed 1st ever double ton in just 147 balls,which include 25 fours and 3 sixes.

He is back to his best at the age of 36 & 10 months. I was lucky to watch full inngs of his without disturbed by anyone. it is great moment for all of us....

Suffice to say that today, life came to a standstill at offices, restaurants, airports and shopping malls across the country as eager fans glued themselves to any available medium from internet to live television to savour the moment when the maestro got to his 200th run.

In fact, Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni got a few "boos" despite smacking the South African bowlers over the ropes as eager fans wanted him to give Sachin the strike so that he could get to 200. What's more, the Master remained unbeaten as he guided India to 401 runs in their alloted 50 overs.

Celebrity Profile!!!

Kangana Ranaut

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Birth Date:

March 20, 1987

Birth Place:
Bhambla, Himachal Pradesh, India

Height: 5`8
Kangana Ranaut’s father is businessman Amardeep and her mother, Asha, is a schoolteacher. Kangana has two sisters and one brother. The actress went to college in Shimla.

Kangana made her debut in the film, Gangster. Kangana Ranaut was highly acclaimed for her role in the film that was both critically and commercially successful.

Kangana then starred in the hit film Life In A... Metro, as a confused young woman looking for real love.
Then came Shakalaka Boom Boom, where Kangana played the role of an aspiring singer.

Kangana continued playing the damsel in distress, with 2008's release Fashion.

Filmography

Raaz - The Mystery Continues (2009)

Fashion (2008)

Dhaam Dhoom (Tamil) (2008)

Life in a... Metro (2007)

Shakalaka Boom Boom (2007)

Woh Lamhe (2006)

Gangster (2006)

Celebrity Profile!!!

Celina Jaitley bio..

Birth Date:
June 9, 1981

Birth Place:
Kabul, Afghanishtan

Height:5' 6"

Celina Jaitley was born to VK Jaitley, a Colonel in the Indian Army and Meeta, an Afghani Beauty Queen who is also a psychologist specialising in children’s problems.

Her schooling was done all over the country due to her father being frequently transferred. The actress holds a degree in Commerce.

In 2001, she was a finalist for the Miss Universe contest. Celina has won the Miss Margo Beautiful Skin, Indiatimes Surfer's Choice, and MTV's Most Wanted awards.
Celina had her mind set on becoming a pilot. But she became a model in the Bollywood industry after the Miss Universe pageant.

Celina has appeared in music videos including Bombay Vikings' Zara Nazron Se Kehdo.
In 2003, the actress made her Bollywood debut in the film Janasheen, starring Fardeen khan.

Filmography

Love has no language (2008)

Kabul Ka Gangster (2008)

One Night (2008)

No Entry 2 (2008)

Heyy Babyy (2007)

Shakalaka Boom Boom (2007)

Red: The Dark Side (2007)

Kaash Tumse Mohabhat Na Hoti (2006)

Apna Sapna Money Money (2006)

Tom Dick And Harry (2006)

Zinda (2006)

Jawaani Diwani: A Youthful Joyride (2006)

Suryam (2005)

No Entry (2005)

Silsiilay (2005)

Janasheen (2003)

Hansika Motwani

As a bollywood fan, i always wanted to know about my all fav. stars, their family,likes & dislikes,education & all other stuff that everybody wants to know.so here is HANSIKA MOTWANI for u. hope u will like it.

Birth Date:
August 9,1991

Birth Place:
Mumbai, India

Height:5'6"

Hannsika’s father Pradeep is a businessman, while her mom, Mona, is a Dermatologist. Her parents separated in 2004 and Hannsika lives with her mother. Hansika also has a brother Pradeep Motwani. She has appeared in many TV serials, such as Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thee, Hum 2 Hai Na, Desh Me Nikla Hoga Chand, Shakalaka Boom Boom, Celebrity Fame Gurukool, and Tum Bin as a child artiste.

She also appeared in several TV commercials for Pepsi, Samsung, Hyundai Santro TV, and Bournvita.
Hannsikaa made her debut as a heroine in Puri Jagannath’s Telugu film Desamuduru opposite Allu Arjun.
Hannsika made her debut as a leading actress in Bollywood with HIMESH in Aap Ka Suroor. The film did good business and Hannsika is now counted as one of the top ten actresses in Bollywood.

She has now appeared several movies. She has also acted in the Tamil film Sarvam.
Currently Hannsika is studying in the eleventh standard at the Podar International School.

Filmography

Money Hai to Honey Hai (2008)

Kantri (2008)

Aap Kaa Surroor: The Moviee -The Real Luv Story(2007)

Desamuduru (2007)

Jaago (2004)

Aabra Ka Daabra(2004)

Koi... Mil Gaya (2003)

Escape from Taliban (2003)

Toh Baat Pakki: Movie Review !!!!!!

Director: Kedar Shinde
Cast: Tabu, Sharman Joshi, Vatsal Seth, Yuvika Choudhary .

Amidst romance flicks that are repetitive and comedies that are clichéd, the romantic comedy Toh Baat Pakki comes as a breath of fresh air as much as the breezy and fancy hill-station of Palanpur that it’s set in. Though not path-breaking in any terms, the flavour of the film is a delectable balance between candyfloss and masala.

Rajeshwari Saxena (Tabu) is a distinctive middleclass housewife who wants to get her younger sister Nisha (Yuvika Chaudhary) married to a well-to-do guy. In a dowry-demanding society where it’s difficult to find a good groom, she is on a constant lookout for a suitable match for Nisha.

Seeing an engineering student Rahul (Sharman Joshi) as a prospective partner for Nisha, Rajeshwari tries to hook up the two by hook or crook. Just when the two fall for each other and marriage is on the cards enters Yuvraj (Vatsal Sheth). With his gaadi-bungla-naukri status, Rajeshwari sees a more potential partner for Nisha in him. So she now proposes marriage of Nisha with Yuvraj much against Nisha and Rahul’s wishes.

Now Rahul has to win back Nisha but not against the will of her family. So he does a Shah Rukh Khan of Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge by entering the Saxena household and playing a wedding planner. Simultaneously he schemes and manipulates Yuvraj’s mind against Nisha like Uday Chopra of Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai . After much marital mayhem in the climax like in Priyadarshan’s Hulchul , the culmination of a film, for a zillionth time, resorts to the climax of Kuch Kuch Hota Hai as Vatsal Sheth does a Salman Khan, handing over Nisha to Rahul with the customary cliché ‘ sambhalo apni amanat ’.

But despite the multiple movie references that one can distinctly derive from Johar-Chopra flicks, Kedar Shinde’s Toh Baat Pakki essentially works because comedy keeps overshadowing candyfloss in the treatment. Vibha Singh’s screenplay is laced with fresh and frothy scenes and the well-worded dialogues comprise of casual conversations from everyday life that one can easily relate to. The humour is not slapstick which adds to the appeal.

The mood intermittently switches from comedy to emotions in the second half where some more scheming by Sharman Joshi would have enlivened the proceedings. Nevertheless minimalism is always better than exaggeration. Also in the sugar-sweet climax, one fails to witness the wit that was prevalent through the film. The suspense on who would get the girl is unnecessarily stretched till the very last scene when it’s apparent from the very first.

The film could have clearly done without the surplus song-and-dance, especially when Pritam’s music isn’t as inspiring as usual. Art directors Shailesh Mahadik and Shital Kanvinde deck up the fictitious hill-station of Palanpur in pleasing pastel shades which cinematographers Rahul Jadhav and Raja Satankar capture to an appealing effect.

The film essentially works for its spirited performances by Tabu and Sharman Joshi. It’s a treat to watch Tabu in terrific form after a long time as she impresses in an author-backed role. Certainly this is one of her most entertaining acts since Biwi No.1 that gives her the scope to display her flair for comedy which she lost to more serious roles subsequently. Comedy comes naturally to Sharman Joshi as he excels in expressions and timing to come up with a splendid performance. Yuvika Chaudhary is charming. Vatsal Sheth is decent. Ayub Khan reminds of the dismissive husband characters that Kadar Khan used to play in family dramas of the 80s.

Click: Movie Review::

Director: Sangeeth Sivan
Cast: Shreyas Talpade, Sada, Sneha Ullal

The very first dialogue of the film says, “ Exposure ka matlab bare exposure nahi hota ” (exposure doesn’t mean bare exposure). Only if director Sangeeth Sivan could appreciate the opening line of his film, Click could have been a much better flick. Click is as barefaced a horror film can get with literal in-your-face thrill treatment. The spook strategy dates back to Ramsay days with white-faced ghosts popping out their white-eyeballs to colourless effect.

A ‘frame-to-frame’ remake of Thai film Shutter (2006), which was remade in Telugu as Photo (2006), in Tamil as Sivi (2007), in English as Shutter (2008) before finally being remade in Hindi as Click . Sadly this reprint develops negatively.

A photographer Avi (Shreyas Talpade) and his girlfriend Sonia (Sada) accidentally run over their speeding car on a female and escape from the spot. Subsequently, strange silhouettes appear in photographs clicked by Avi and Sonia is haunted by some spirit.

It doesn’t take you long to realize that there exists some connection between a friend (Rehan Khan) who appears only in songs and a figure (Sneha Ullal) who appears only in snaps. But the film takes really long to establish that link, until it finally cuts into a ‘done to death’ flashback. That’s only after the heroine shows her concern for the hero with clichéd lines like ‘ Subah se tumne kuch nahi khaya ’, while the horror flick doesn’t show much concern for it’s story that lacks meat but is stuffed only with blood and gore.

Click clearly isn’t a thriller that comes with a ‘don’t miss the beginning’ tag. Riya Sen gets special thanks for a tacky item number in the opening credits, where the film absolutely disregards to acknowledge the original Thai film. The horror resorts to exaggerated spooky sequences that turn out to be a nightmare (literally). The writing is conspicuously contrived and scenes are stretched to extents that test the audiences’ patience. Comparatively the culmination is inventive and interestingly handled.

Expectedly the film relies a lot on the regular external elements of sound effects and camera tricks to induce thrills. Sadly Ramji’s cinematography is no ‘great shakes’ and is too tacky esp. for a film revolving around a camera. Sandeep Chowta’s background score hammers on your head. The foreign plot is traditionally Indianized with interrupting song and dance and Shamir Tandon’s music is equally lackluster with some screechy arrangements. Chirag Jain’s editing is too lousy for a horror film. Art director Narendra Rahurikar stuffs his sets with too many abstract artifacts that at times scare more than the ghost. To sum up, director Sangeeth Sivan lacks the technical finesse to handle the horror genre and ends up remaking an average story into an appalling film.

Both Shreyas Talpade and Sada strive hard to sustain the film but could do with better scripts. Sneha Ullal seems to have literally gone from ‘Ash to ashes’ and struggles hard to breathe life in her dead character to no avail. Chunky Pandey continues to ham miserably.

Click seems to be as manipulative as photo-shopped images. It simply fails to click