Arjun Kapoor and Sashaa Agha’s scenes seem pretty hot between the sheets for their upcoming film Aurangzeb. The two have shot for some intimate scenes for Atul Sabharwal’s film.

Says a unit hand, “As it was Sashaa’s debut, the director had reservations about how comfortable she would be doing an intense love making scene. He explained to her, the reason for the scenes and its nuances.”

Adds the source, “Arjun requested that minimum crew members be present on the sets

After the shoot was wrapped up, everyone joked about how he has become a lovemaking expert as seemed to have a complete command on the scene. Even in his debut film Ishaqzaade, Arjun had some intimate scenes with co-star Parineeti Chopra.”

Meera Chopra also called as Nila in south films is making her Bollywood debut. The actress whose identity in Hindi is that she is the cousin of Priyanka Chopra is making news for her debut in B-town.



Meera who was supposed to get launched in the third installment of 1920 movie will now be making her debut with another film titled Gang of Ghosts.

Gang of Ghosts is a remake of a Bengali film 'Bhooter Bhabishyat'. The film will have Vijay Varma playing the male lead, who was seen in films like Rangrezz and  Chittagong. The film's shoot will begin from the 6th of May in Surat.

This horror subject which will have a comic touch is produced by Ratan Jain and is directed by Satish Kaushik.

Taapsee made her Bollywood Debut in David Dhawan’s comic caper ‘Chashme Baddoor’ where she would be seen getting wooed by three young lads, Ali Zafar, Siddharth and Divyendu based amidst the sands and beaches of Goa. The Southern star will reprise Deepti Naval’s role from the film.

While I was doing films in the south, I had met Puri Jagannadh who wanted to cast me in his Amitabh starrer film ‘ Buddha Hoga Tera Baap’. Though things didn’t work out, he recommended my name to Viacom18 who was producing the film. At that time, they were scouting for a fresh face for ‘Chashme Buddoor’.





Though I am born in a Punjabi family, I didn’t not have any issues in working in South. It gave me bigger directors and co-actors to work with. I was modeling while studying and when you are a part of Miss India contest, the whole country has your details. I got offers for commercials and then made my cinematic debut in 2010 with K. Raghavendra Rao's Telugu romantic musical ‘Jhummandi Naadam’.

The biggest challenge while working on a remake is to get the audience to see the film. People always assume that the remake is scene by scene copy of the original but that is not true. Though this film is inspired from the original, the film has been reworked completely. For example, I am not playing a coy girl. My character is a modern girl who knows her mind.

The only time I was nervous while shooting was when I had to share the screen with Anupam Kher. He is such a versatile actor so when I was shooting with him, I was anxious that I shouldn’t look out of place.

The first scene I had to do with Ali Zafar was a kissing scene. It is the cutest and the most important scene in the film. Ali being a shy person was a bit awkward when he was told about the scene but when we finally shot the scene; it broke the ice between us. After that, it was fun shooting with him.

The Deols are known for their hospitality in the industry. And this time, Sunny Deol has green-lighted a special request from his co-star Kristina Akheeva.

The foreign import from Australia apparently wanted to show the trailer of her debut film co-starring Sunny to her friends and family back home. And thanks to paaji, the starlet will soon travel South with a copy of the trailer safely tucked into her bags.

A source says, “Kristina was eager to show the promo to her folks in Australia and had requested the Deols for its print. She will also be booking a theatre there to showcase the trailer to her friends from the Australian film fraternity.”

And apparently Kristina’s version of the trailer will also have subtitles in English for easy communication