Akshay Kumar is not only the ruling box office king but also has a king size heart. His film, Tasveer unit members can definately vouch for that.

Tasveer producer Shailendra Singh tells us, “Akshay is very close to everyone on the sets and he doesn’t want anyone to work on Diwali. He therefor planned a lavish party for the entire unit on Diwali day here in Cape Town before leaving for India.  But being a professional that he is he understands the needs of the producer and is taking just a two day break.”

Ayesha Takia and Tusshar Kapoor, who are playing lead roles in producer N.R. Pachisia’s “Kya Love Story Hai”, feel that the film is a unique love story and everybody will connect to it.

Ayesha plays a vibrant girl paired opposite Tushaar, reports Bollywood Trade.

Talking about her role, she said: “I play Kajal, a young independent girl who knows exactly what she wants. She’s studying and works part-time as well. She’s a hardworking girl of today’s generation with that innate drive and vigour.

Ayesha knows how to hit headlines again and again to keep her name alive for audience and if it’s not with her portrayal of a character, with juicy gossips like her reducing body weight or stepping towards hotel industry or her endeavour to jump into a wedding with her boyfriend Farhaan. Sometimes she comes prominent in news by denying some previous statement, too.

Talented actress Ayesha Takia is all excited about sporting a funky look in her upcoming film “Fool N Final”.

Ayesha was apparently stumped when director Ahmed Khan messed up with her hair in an attempt to give her an unkempt look in the film, reports Bollywood Trade.

” ‘Fool N Final’ is a romantic action comedy. It’s an out-and-out entertainer. I have a loud, funky look in the film. My hair was messed up so that it could gel with my character,” says Ayesha.

Ayesha Takia has been the sweet innocent girl next door ever since she made her debut almost four years back.

The ‘innocent’ image has been so dominant that Jag Mohan Mundhra the director of the Indian version of ‘The Forty year virgin’ where she was supposed be the lead heroine, is panicking after Ayesha revealed that she intends to settle down and not pursue her career further.

First the other simple girl of B-Town Amrita Rao, walked out of his movie and now Ayesha’s retirement plans puts him in a tight spot.

He says that innocent girls in B-Town are rare.

After hunting around for a heroine in every nook and corner of the film industry, Boney Kapoor has finally zeroed in on Ayesha Takia as Salman Khan’s leading lady in “Wanted Dead and Alive”, a Hindi remake of the Tamil blockbuster “Pokhiri”.

Many names, including Kangana Ranaut and Deepika Padukone, were considered.

“But we decided finally on Ayesha. Both Sridevi and I feel she’s an under-utilised bundle of talent, just waiting to explode,” Boney told IANS.

“We saw her in Nagesh Kukunoor’s ‘Dor’ and decided she was it. No two ways about it. The girl will go very far if she watches her steps,” he added.

The much awaited promos of Yuvvraaj may not of had the desired effect as yet but Salman Khan has a sure shot winner in Boney Kapoor’s Wanted. This remake of Telugu super hit Pokkiri stars Ayesha Takia opposite Salman with Mahesh Manjrekar playing the main villain. While Yuvvraaj and Salman’s next release after that, Main Aur Mrs Khanna are romantic films, after a very long time Salman will be seen in an action avatar in any film. Wanted is carrying excellent reports and is touted to get back Salman’s action fans back to the cinema halls!

Ayesha Takia has been the sweet innocent girl next door ever since she made her debut almost four years back.

The ‘innocent’ image has been so dominant that Jag Mohan Mundhra the director of the Indian version of ‘The Forty year virgin’ where she was supposed be the lead heroine, is panicking after Ayesha revealed that she intends to settle down and not pursue her career further.

First the other simple girl of B-Town Amrita Rao, walked out of his movie and now Ayesha’s retirement plans puts him in a tight spot.

Watching Anurag Kashyap’s latest film No Smoking is like having a bizarre and absurd dream.

Being unconventional doesn’t mean being absurd. And thinking out of the box doesn’t mean throwing logic to the winds. Anurag Kashyap does just that, and more, in ‘No Smoking’.

In his bid to be different, to be “artistic”, to break the set parameters, and to rebelliously defy all that is stereotypical, Kashyap goes over the top. He has made a film, which, frankly speaking, is hard to understand. There is no logical progression in the story. The plot keeps flitting from one situation to another – some amusing, some ludicrous.

‘De Taali’, a Bollywood movie tale around three childhood friends who have grown together and the changes that take place with the entrance of a fourth, is now being screened at Regal cinema Colombo.
Directed by Eshwar Niwas the film stars Aftab Shivdasani, Ritesh Deshmukh, Ayesha Takia, and Rimi Sen in the lead roles of four friends and the film is produced by Ravi Walia.