Mahesh Bhatt remarked before the release of Jannat that this movie could be Emraan Hashmi's Naam. Here's an actor who can carry a movie on his own with such a natural performance and a terrific screen presence. The first half of the movie keeps you glued offering something new - cricket betting, match fixing and bookies in the backdrop of a blossoming love story with a powerful intermission point. However, the half-baked second half fails to keep the promise and drags so much that unfortunately Emraan will have to wait longer for his Naam. Emraan Hashmi does deliver showing wide range of expressions but the same cannot be said about the movie in totality.

 

In what seems to be one of the most appalling incidents in Bollywood in recent times, Aamir Khan has made offensive remarks against Shah Rukh Khan in his blog. One should respect the freedom of speech but Aamir has crossed all limits and it's such a shameful and irresponsible act on his part to have said anything of this sort. Quoting from his blog:

"Shah Rukh is licking my feet and I am feeding him biscuits every now and then. What more can I ask for? Now, before you jump to any conclusions let me add that Shah Rukh is the name of our dog.

Watch out guys - here's one major transformation - from sati to sexy!!! Soha Ali Khan sheds inhibition and clothes for the cover of Maxim. Now that's some good news for Bollywood and some competition for Kats, Bips, Bebo and Ash...

Below is the email sent personally by Ram Gopal Varma on his comments on the much anticipated Sarkar Raj.

Director's Note

At the outset I want to make it clear that Sarkar Raj has nothing to do with Godfather-2. It also does not take off from where Sarkar ended. In the life of a man like SARKAR there are bound to be so many incidents which will give raise to new complex situations. So for want of a better word I would like to describe it as the new adventures of the Sarkar family.

I had my apprehensions before watching this movie as whenever SRK does a cameo, the movie usually turns out to be a disaster. Thank God the jinx is broken with Bhoothnath. The movie touches you so much that you leave the theater taking it along with you. The credit for that goes mostly to Mr Bachchan and that wonder kid Aman Siddiqui, who is simply awesome. As in one of the scenes, he really gives Big B a run for his money. If the kid makes you laugh throughout the movie, he sure does also force some handkerchiefs out towards the end. The bonding between the two main characters looks so genuine that you are totally hooked to the on goings.