We’ve seen the girls’ team and the boys’ team fight it out on this TV show but this time, the contestants had Saif Ali Khan and Deepika Padukone.
Yes, the two stars were on the sets of this show to celebrate the music of their upcoming film
and it was amusing to see Saif siding with the boys’ team and Deepika fighting on behalf of the girls! Even as the two jokingly bickered over which team’s the best, one could not miss the camaraderie between them as they laughed, joked and giggled together. They were obviously more than comfortable in each other’s company... there seemed to be no difference between their on-screen and off-screen chemistry!
JAM IT UP! Our Saifoo is definitely a rockstar and he proved it here. When Pritam got up to play the guitar, Saif joined him and even forced Imtiaz Ali to join in the jam session!
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Saturday, July 4, 2009
Deepika & Saif play, girls v/s boys
Friday, July 3, 2009
Bollywood moves with the time with nudity and kissing
So the release of a series of new Bollywood films showing some its leading stars naked has a whole nation girding its loins.
Bollywood films have long been known for their chaste female heroines, bursting with coy, repressed love.
But its top directors and leading actors appear to have finally cast all modesty aside in a series of new releases which show naked women in the shower, male prisoners stripping off, and passionate wet kissing.
The most eagerly awaited release of the year, Kambakkht Ishq, has Akshay Kumar, Bollywood's leading action hero, and Kareena Kapoor, locked in a steamy clinch. Kumar provoked a controversy early this year when his urged his wife to unzip his fly as he modelled jeans on a catwalk.
His film will be hot on the heels of September 11, in which John Abraham, a favourite among Indian women, is shown nude, a year after he revealed his buttocks in Dostana.
According to leading Indian director Jag Mundhra, Bollywood is finally catching up with the liberal MTV generation, which watches Western films on cable television.
He is releasing three Bollywood films this year, one of which has a shower scene showing a naked woman – one he would not have expected to get away with until recently.
"Normally it would just show shoulders and above and underneath the actors wore clothes. Now I have a shot through a translucent glass shower door," he said.
The controversy these releases have caused reflects the existence of two India's – one at the heart of a sexual revolution, or aspires to be part of it, and in the conservative Hindu 'cowbelt' where courting couples are attacked for holding hands in public.
"They may not admit it, but there is a bit more hypocrisy among audiences, and voyeurism," he said.
