Imtiaz Ali's Delhi Trip Is All About Food, Aditya Narayan's Car Rams Into A Rickshaw And More From Ent.
Dulquer Salmaan And Sonam Kapoor To Romance In The Zoya Factor. The film will be a rom-com against the backdrop of Cricket. It is likely to be helmed by Abhishek Sharma.
1. Dulquer Salmaan And Sonam Kapoor To Romance In 'The Zoya Factor' & We're Super Excited!
Super happy to be a part of this unique story #ZoyaFactor an adaptation of Anuja Chauhan's bestseller. Releasing on April 5, 2019! Directed by #AbhishekSharma, co-starring @dulQuer @foxstarhindi #AdlabsFilms pic.twitter.com/Xz7G909VDF
¡ª Sonam Kapoor (@sonamakapoor) March 13, 2018
The film will be a rom-com against the backdrop of Cricket and is likely to be helmed by Abhishek Sharma.
2. Udit Narayan's Son Aditya Rams Car Into Auto Rickshaw And Injures Two, Booked For Rash Driving
Mumbai Police spokesperson said: "Aditya Narayan's car hit an auto-rickshaw, injuring a passenger and its driver near Lokhandwala Circle. Apparently, he took a wrong U-turn, leading to the accident."
3. Imtiaz Ali's Delhi Trip Has Been All About Dal Makhani, Chole Bhature And Kachodi Sabzi!
Filmmaker Imtiaz Ali was in Delhi and from visiting Sadar Bazaar for piping hot kachodis to eating Chole Bhature, he didn't miss out on a single delicacy, proving how much he loves Desi food.
4. Ileana D'Cruz Makes A Valid Point, Says Revealing Casting Couch Experiences Would End Careers
¡°It might sound cowardly, but I do agree that if one speaks out about the casting couch, it will end their career. Years ago, a junior artiste down South, who was being propositioned by a big producer, sought my advice on how to deal with it.
5. Filmmaker Sudhir Mishra Doesn't Believe In Holding Back, Bares His Heart About Films And Showbiz
Sudhir Mishra is one filmmaker who has given us beautiful cults like Dharavi and Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi. Every film of his shows us what actual life is all about. It¡¯s not a bed of roses, there will be no hero and you have to learn and understand your responsibility because hey, life is not easy.
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