A daring diamond heist! The loot is smuggled abroad to Dubai. The local crime syndicate in Dubai wants the loot for themselves. But the criminal masterminds have not planned for the shenanigans of Raja (Shahid Kapur), who to please his lover Tinas (Ayesha Takia) uncle, a supposed Master brain, Chaubey (Paresh Rawal), sets out to search for the diamonds. A self-styled driver (Johnny Lever), who ranks his driving skills as better than those of Schumacher, helps the trio to flee in time, only to land them in hotter water than before. Raja has no other option than to rope in Munna (Sunny Deol), a professional wrestler and his agent Luckee (Vivek Oberoi) to find the diamonds. Now with all of them caught up together, and obviously the evident brains of Chaubey where Intelligence is an understatement, this stylish robbery turns into a fun frolicking comedy.

Subhash Nagre, an influential, Godfather-like man has two sons: Vishnu, an irresponsible film producer more interested in actresses than in work, and Shankar, recently returned from studying in the U.S. When someone frames Subhash for murder, he is forced to reexamine the source of his power and his relationship with his sons.

Delhi-based Rohan Sood lives a wealthy lifestyle along with his businessman dad, Shekhar, and mom, Renu. He attends St. Lawrence High School and is friendly with Vasu, Sudhir and Javed, and together the friends land in hot water virtually everyday. Then everything changes when he first sets eyes on heart-achingly beautiful new student, Ayesha Mehra, who was born in London, England, and also lives a wealthy lifestyle with her mom, Sheetal, and businessman dad. Both Rohan and Ayesha are attracted to each other and decide to go on a Karaoke date – with disastrous results as both end up in a vehicle accident. Their relationship sours with rumors of Ayesha being attracted to Shantanu and Rohan dating Simran, and both part ways. Ayesha and her mom decide to go to Paris to visit Parminder and her husband, Tony. Realizing that he now loves Ayesha, Rohan decides to travel to Paris, clear the misunderstanding, and win her over. In order to do this he misuses his dad’s credit card to book an air-ticket, as well as forges school documents to show that he is attending the Math Olympiad. He does reach Paris but is unable to locate Ayesha. When he approaches the Indian Embassy, he is detained and may well be deported back home to possibly face his angry dad and school authorities

Bawarchi is a heart warming comedy by Hhrishikesh Mukherjee. Rajesh Khanna plays a wise and witty cook transforms and unhappy house into an earthy paradise.

Sonu Nigam, one of the most versatile and talented singer of Bollywood was born on the 30th of July 1973 in Faridabad, Haryana. Sonu’s family moved to delhi when he was very young.

Sonu started singing at a very young age of four-and-a-half years, he sang a Mohammad Rafi number at a concert where his father was due to perform. This earned him praises as well as criticisms as a Rafi-sound-alike.

When Sonu was just 17 years old he moved to the city of dreams, Mumbai in search of work as he wanted to pursue his career in music. Sonu’s parents were also singers and hence he inherited the singing talent. He has two younger sisters.

And, if America bends its constitution, Austrian-born Arnold Schwarzenegger is ready to muscle his way into the White House as well. While in Bollywood, in Dr APJ Abdul Kalam we have a former President who is making the great crossover and entering cinema with a film called Mein Kalam Hoon.

Dr Kalam, an aeronautical engineer and scientist whose work on ballistic missiles and space rocket technology earned him the name ‘Missile Man of India’, has done this Hindi film with children that’s been directed by Madhav Pandeya and produced by the SMILE Foundation. The former Prez, who has always been fond of children, agreed to do the film because it gave him the opportunity to work with kids.

It was a celebrity push for the Indian Army when it got itself a brand ambassador by enlisting southern superstar Mohanlal as an honorary Lt Colonel in the Territorial Army. And for once, it was the celebrated film actor who had stars in his eyes.

“It is an amazing moment. My family is with me in one of the best moments of my life,” Mohanlal said.

Mohanlal Joining Army

In reel life Mohanlal tackled the role of an Army man in two recent films. The successful Keerthi Chakra in 2006 saw him don the role of a Major while more recently in Kurukshetra he played a Colonel fighting the Kargil war.