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The Bollywood beauty Katrina Kaif never had acting on her mind when she was 16-year-old.
The Bollywood beauty Katrina Kaif never had acting on her mind when she was 16-year-old.
“When I was 16 years old, I had no plans to be an actress. I had finished school and had just enrolled for engineering in England. I must confess the studies were tough,” quoted the Bollywood beauty.
She always used to bully the other students into giving her homework to them. Life for her was fun, carefree and different. While studying, she always used to think about being a model, but never thought of acting. She even loved to see fashion icons walk the ramp.
She started modeling when she was enjoying her teen years and always took 16 years as an important age to make decisions for what you want to pursue further in your life.
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On completion, the Rs.1000crores
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Bollywood Badshah is Brand Badshah
Bollywood Badshah is Brand Badshah
Bollywood Badsha Shahrukh Khan has again turn to brand ambassador. Coming to the news BusinessHouse Prayag Group announced that king Shahrukh khan as the brand ambassador of its Sate-of –the-art filmmaking arena Prayag Film City.
On completion, the Rs.1000crores
project is envisaged across a
projected area of 2,700 acres,
Prayag Film City will be a mega
size integrated film city complex
and a one-stop entertainment
destination to be opened to the
public in two phases at
Chandrakona, West Midnapore,
165kms from Kolkata.
“I belong to the industry and projects like this build its future; so
I’m very happy to be the ambassador for Prayag Film City,” said
SRK.
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Kartina’s New Bodyguard
King Khan recently came to co-star Katrina Kaif’s rescue and
turned bodyguard after she was almost mobbed at the Mumbai
airport. This news might surely make Salman Khan crack his
knuckles in frustration, even though they have ended their
relationship.
Deep into the news when the two actors were returning after
shooting for Yash Chopra’s untitled romance flick in London, a
mob of media persons thronged them to get sound bytes and Shah
Rukh Khan immediately shielded the pretty Katrina from the mob.
A source who was present during the incident was quoted to have
said, “He kept his arms around her (Katrina) and escorted her till
her car. He made sure that no one could come close to the actress.
Shah Rukh Khan has a habit of escorting all his leading ladies to
their cars at theairport but in this case, he also played Katrina’s
bodyguard.”
The eyewitness also adds, “Shah Rukh has a habit of escorting all
his
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Bollywood and southern actress Sameera Reddy was shocked recently to find her profile was being circulated on a popular matrimonial site. “I got to know about it through a friend who said that I have a matrimonial profile,” she says, “According to the profile, I have even put up details about the kind of a man I want to marry. And before I know it, the news is all over the Internet. Do you think that I need to go to a website to declare that I want to marry? Now I am wondering whether I should sue the company or send them a notice!”
Sammera is looking forward to Red Alert, in which she plays a Naxalite woman, whose views have been forged from personal adversity. The film has a strong cast that includes Sunil Shetty, Vinod Khanna, Naseruddin Shah and Ayesha Darkar. She also has a strong role in De Dhana Dhan, the latest Akshay-Katrina vehicle and will also be central to the plot of Ajith Kumar’s Asal, in which she plays a female executive in Paris.
Not many people know this, but Sameera is a golf fanatic and likes to play whenever she gets the chance. She even has her own set of Ping golf-clubs. “Golf is quite a challenging sport,” she says, “It’s really exciting once you get the hang of it and what’s most interesting is that everything is dependent on one’s accuracy. You need to have brilliant concentration and judgment skills.” Her favourite players are Tiger Woods and Paul Casey.
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Sameera Reddy’s Marriage Lines
Bollywood and southern actress Sameera Reddy was shocked recently to find her profile was being circulated on a popular matrimonial site. “I got to know about it through a friend who said that I have a matrimonial profile,” she says, “According to the profile, I have even put up details about the kind of a man I want to marry. And before I know it, the news is all over the Internet. Do you think that I need to go to a website to declare that I want to marry? Now I am wondering whether I should sue the company or send them a notice!”Sammera is looking forward to Red Alert, in which she plays a Naxalite woman, whose views have been forged from personal adversity. The film has a strong cast that includes Sunil Shetty, Vinod Khanna, Naseruddin Shah and Ayesha Darkar. She also has a strong role in De Dhana Dhan, the latest Akshay-Katrina vehicle and will also be central to the plot of Ajith Kumar’s Asal, in which she plays a female executive in Paris.
Not many people know this, but Sameera is a golf fanatic and likes to play whenever she gets the chance. She even has her own set of Ping golf-clubs. “Golf is quite a challenging sport,” she says, “It’s really exciting once you get the hang of it and what’s most interesting is that everything is dependent on one’s accuracy. You need to have brilliant concentration and judgment skills.” Her favourite players are Tiger Woods and Paul Casey.
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Babies, though cute, could spell a steady decline of the sexual intimacy between a couple. We tell you more:
Parenthood is said to be the happiest phase of a couple's life. We agree totally. But babies come with their own share of problems which can in turn wreck havoc with quite a few of your set schedules, most importantly your sex routine. As most experts warn, if one doesn't pay enough attention to their partner post the baby's birth (and this applies to both the partners equally), it could cause them to drift apart from each other resulting in a significantly huge rift in their physical proximity.
Babies are hard work; a cart load of additional duties and unending late nights. And though they may bring infinite joy and happiness with their arrival, a baby also heralds the start of a totally new phase in a couple's life, one where routines go for a toss and the schedule that both of you had perfected so well, is now governed by the sleep time of your little bundle of joy. This often leaves the couple, especially the mother in a constant state of fatigue and tiredness. In this state, the pressure of performing in bed could probably be the last this she wants to add to her list of duties.
The first and most important question is how soon can a couple get back to being physically close post the baby's birth. "That depends on a couple of factors; the kind of delivery the mother has had, her health post the delivery and whether the gynaecologist has given an okay. Alternatively, a couple can resume physical intimacy, especially sex, as soon as they both feel ready for the act," says Dr Minnu Bhonsle, consulting psychologist and relationship counsellor.
According to her, one of the chief reasons why new mothers tend to go lax in the physical intimacy department is because of their pre-occupation with the baby. "They are constantly anxious about the child. As a result, they may not be physically capable of the sexual act simply because they are exhausted. In some cases, the man may also not be ready for physical intimacy either due to the physical changes they see in the woman or probably because they return home tired from work and are overwhelmed with the duties and responsibilities of the baby," she explains.
Actress Tara Sharma, says nothing really changed much for her and hubby Roopak Saluja after the birth of their son Zen last June. "In fact, Zen's arrival created an even stronger bond between us. Yes, may be there are less opportunities for physical proximity with a baby around, but thankfully it wasn't much of an issue for us," Tara says.
"Oh yes, the sex life definitely goes for a toss," says actor Sudhanshu Pandey. He adds that once the baby arrives, a couple's focus and attention shifts completely to the baby. "Taking care of a baby is in itself a full time job. All you think about is baby-related stuff, other things seem pretty inconsequential," he says.
Talking about the importance of physical intimacy post delivery, Dr Minnu says, "Sex is a way for the woman to feel close and bonded with her man. If this is missing, she may end up feeling lonely and abandoned. To add to this, she will also end up feeling overwhelmed with the task of motherhood."
Dr Minnu warns that if a couple does not get back to the sexual act within the right span of time, it will start getting awkward. "The couple may need to have an ice-breaking session where intimacy is concerned. And if they keep ignoring it, it may even reach a stage where they never gets back to having sex. And that's not a good thing," she adds.
It's important to remember that besides being parents, you are also a couple. One should not sacrifice couplehood at the alter of parenthood, they both need to co-exist. Why? "Because a child needs two loving parents. The child has to see the parents connected and it's intimacy that keeps a couple bonded," says Dr Minnu. According to her, a couple needs to retain their togetherness, they need to continue to date like lovers, even if it means letting parenting take a backseat for brief periods of time.
Sudhanshu concludes saying, "It's important for both partners to be equally hands-on parents and distribute the work load. As for the physical intimacy, it has to be initiated. We have to remember that besides being parents we are also husband and wife and have our own physical needs which have to be taken care of."
Remember this
Accept it, acknowledge it : You are not the only parents in the world who have limited time for sex so don't worry. Remember, both of you have to be ready for physical intimacy, only then will it be satisfying.
Set aside time for yourselves : It's very convenient to get so involved with the baby that you forget your partner. Remember, sex is an important part of being a couple so no matter what, do not ignore it. If you can't seem to find time for yourselves, make a schedule for it.
Have realistic expectations : Take whatever opportunities you get to be physically intimate with your partner. Don't wait for an auspicious time, it may never come. If you and your spouse only have the time and energy for heavy petting and pillow talk, indulge in it and enjoy it, it will help you bond better.
'Sex'ting helps : When you are away from your partner, send him/her sexy, teasing messages. Put a tempting note in a surprising place. It will go a long way in setting the mood for a pleasurable time.
Enjoy the baby : Childhood really does go by so fast. Hence, make the effort to enjoy your child's babyhood. Accept the fact that sexual intimacy with your partner will occupy less of your attention, at least while your baby is young.
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Is your baby ruining your sex life?
Babies, though cute, could spell a steady decline of the sexual intimacy between a couple. We tell you more:Parenthood is said to be the happiest phase of a couple's life. We agree totally. But babies come with their own share of problems which can in turn wreck havoc with quite a few of your set schedules, most importantly your sex routine. As most experts warn, if one doesn't pay enough attention to their partner post the baby's birth (and this applies to both the partners equally), it could cause them to drift apart from each other resulting in a significantly huge rift in their physical proximity.
Babies are hard work; a cart load of additional duties and unending late nights. And though they may bring infinite joy and happiness with their arrival, a baby also heralds the start of a totally new phase in a couple's life, one where routines go for a toss and the schedule that both of you had perfected so well, is now governed by the sleep time of your little bundle of joy. This often leaves the couple, especially the mother in a constant state of fatigue and tiredness. In this state, the pressure of performing in bed could probably be the last this she wants to add to her list of duties.
The first and most important question is how soon can a couple get back to being physically close post the baby's birth. "That depends on a couple of factors; the kind of delivery the mother has had, her health post the delivery and whether the gynaecologist has given an okay. Alternatively, a couple can resume physical intimacy, especially sex, as soon as they both feel ready for the act," says Dr Minnu Bhonsle, consulting psychologist and relationship counsellor.
According to her, one of the chief reasons why new mothers tend to go lax in the physical intimacy department is because of their pre-occupation with the baby. "They are constantly anxious about the child. As a result, they may not be physically capable of the sexual act simply because they are exhausted. In some cases, the man may also not be ready for physical intimacy either due to the physical changes they see in the woman or probably because they return home tired from work and are overwhelmed with the duties and responsibilities of the baby," she explains.
Actress Tara Sharma, says nothing really changed much for her and hubby Roopak Saluja after the birth of their son Zen last June. "In fact, Zen's arrival created an even stronger bond between us. Yes, may be there are less opportunities for physical proximity with a baby around, but thankfully it wasn't much of an issue for us," Tara says.
"Oh yes, the sex life definitely goes for a toss," says actor Sudhanshu Pandey. He adds that once the baby arrives, a couple's focus and attention shifts completely to the baby. "Taking care of a baby is in itself a full time job. All you think about is baby-related stuff, other things seem pretty inconsequential," he says.
Talking about the importance of physical intimacy post delivery, Dr Minnu says, "Sex is a way for the woman to feel close and bonded with her man. If this is missing, she may end up feeling lonely and abandoned. To add to this, she will also end up feeling overwhelmed with the task of motherhood."
Dr Minnu warns that if a couple does not get back to the sexual act within the right span of time, it will start getting awkward. "The couple may need to have an ice-breaking session where intimacy is concerned. And if they keep ignoring it, it may even reach a stage where they never gets back to having sex. And that's not a good thing," she adds.
It's important to remember that besides being parents, you are also a couple. One should not sacrifice couplehood at the alter of parenthood, they both need to co-exist. Why? "Because a child needs two loving parents. The child has to see the parents connected and it's intimacy that keeps a couple bonded," says Dr Minnu. According to her, a couple needs to retain their togetherness, they need to continue to date like lovers, even if it means letting parenting take a backseat for brief periods of time.
Sudhanshu concludes saying, "It's important for both partners to be equally hands-on parents and distribute the work load. As for the physical intimacy, it has to be initiated. We have to remember that besides being parents we are also husband and wife and have our own physical needs which have to be taken care of."
Remember this
Accept it, acknowledge it : You are not the only parents in the world who have limited time for sex so don't worry. Remember, both of you have to be ready for physical intimacy, only then will it be satisfying.
Set aside time for yourselves : It's very convenient to get so involved with the baby that you forget your partner. Remember, sex is an important part of being a couple so no matter what, do not ignore it. If you can't seem to find time for yourselves, make a schedule for it.
Have realistic expectations : Take whatever opportunities you get to be physically intimate with your partner. Don't wait for an auspicious time, it may never come. If you and your spouse only have the time and energy for heavy petting and pillow talk, indulge in it and enjoy it, it will help you bond better.
'Sex'ting helps : When you are away from your partner, send him/her sexy, teasing messages. Put a tempting note in a surprising place. It will go a long way in setting the mood for a pleasurable time.
Enjoy the baby : Childhood really does go by so fast. Hence, make the effort to enjoy your child's babyhood. Accept the fact that sexual intimacy with your partner will occupy less of your attention, at least while your baby is young.
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It's official! Most women fake their Climax
Researchers have delved deep into the bedrooms of US couples in a massive study to find out what turns them on.
The survey of 5,865 people was meant to reveal how men and women viewed sex and how Americans have sexually evolved since the groundbreaking work of researcher Alfred Kinsey more than 60 years ago, the New York Post reported.
In the latest study, the researchers from Indiana University found 85 per cent of men said their female partners reached climax the last time they had sex while only 64 per cent of women said the same.
"We certainly know some women do fake it," Debra Lynne Herbenick, a research scientist at the university's School of Public Health, said.
"This shows this is one area that the sexes can do a better job of communicating," she said.
The rise of sex could be the single biggest change in American sexuality over the past 60 years.
"What really changed was the sexual revolution and the dawn of the HIV epidemic," Herbenick said.
"Americans expanded their sexual repertoire and found that there are many, many ways to be sexual, safely, with others," she added.
The findings will be highlighted Sunday on the Discovery Channel's 'Sex in America,' part of the network's documentary series " Curiosity."
The survey of 5,865 people was meant to reveal how men and women viewed sex and how Americans have sexually evolved since the groundbreaking work of researcher Alfred Kinsey more than 60 years ago, the New York Post reported.
In the latest study, the researchers from Indiana University found 85 per cent of men said their female partners reached climax the last time they had sex while only 64 per cent of women said the same.
"We certainly know some women do fake it," Debra Lynne Herbenick, a research scientist at the university's School of Public Health, said.
"This shows this is one area that the sexes can do a better job of communicating," she said.
The rise of sex could be the single biggest change in American sexuality over the past 60 years.
"What really changed was the sexual revolution and the dawn of the HIV epidemic," Herbenick said.
"Americans expanded their sexual repertoire and found that there are many, many ways to be sexual, safely, with others," she added.
The findings will be highlighted Sunday on the Discovery Channel's 'Sex in America,' part of the network's documentary series " Curiosity."
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Anushka on Notch Cover
Anushka on Notch Cover
And here's a picture from Notch magazine, with Anushka wearing an oversized shirt and denims, working the dishevelled look with ease.
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Anushka on Verve Cover
Anushka on Verve Cover
The former model goes urban chic in a neon dress, black jacket and smokey eyes for a Verve cover.
Image: Anushka Sharma on Verve Cover
The former model goes urban chic in a neon dress, black jacket and smokey eyes for a Verve cover.
Image: Anushka Sharma on Verve Cover
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Anushka on Marie Claire cover
The hottie jazzes it up in a sequinned outfit and straight hair for Marie Claire.
Image: Anushka Sharma on Marie Claire cover
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Anushka on Marie Claire cover
Anushka on Marie Claire cover
The hottie jazzes it up in a sequinned outfit and straight hair for Marie Claire.
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Anushka on Harper's Bazaar Cover
Anushka on Harper's Bazaar Cover
Anushka goes old Hollywood with classic hair, a diamond necklace and fur for Harper's Bazaar.
Image: Anushka Sharma on Harper's Bazaar Cover
Anushka goes old Hollywood with classic hair, a diamond necklace and fur for Harper's Bazaar.
Image: Anushka Sharma on Harper's Bazaar Cover
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Anushka on Vogue Cover
Sharma flaunts her fierce side in a black fur-lined jacket and a vest as she smoulders on the cover of Vogue India.
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Anushka on Maxim cover
A satin dress, deep red lips and a plunging neckline marked the beggining of Anushka Sharma's torrid affair with magazine covers.
One of her first covers, this Maxim photograph is a showstealer.
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Anushka on Women's Health Cover
The Jab Tak Hai Jaan actress featured on a cover of Women's Health magazine in a knotted top and denim shorts.
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Anushka Sharma's HOTTEST Magazine Covers
Anushka Sharma, who's become a bit of a magazine cover veteran in a very short span of time, debuted yet another dazzling new cover.
Baring her toned torso and legs for Maxim magazine's latest India edition, Anushka Sharma looks pretty in tousled hair and a coral and teal outfit.
Here's looking at the actress's HOTTEST magazine covers.
Image: Anushka Sharma on Maxim cover
Baring her toned torso and legs for Maxim magazine's latest India edition, Anushka Sharma looks pretty in tousled hair and a coral and teal outfit.
Here's looking at the actress's HOTTEST magazine covers.
Image: Anushka Sharma on Maxim cover
The hottie flaunts her midriff on the cover of FHM in tiny shorts and a studded bikini top.
Image: Anushka Sharma on FHM Cover
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