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Bollywood’s latest hot property features on the cover page of Filmfare July 2008 edition. For Vidya Balan, this is the third time that she’s become the cover-girl of this popular film magazine. Looking hot and sizzling in her all new glam look, the single-and-contemplating-if-to-mingle , arrived late at the launch of the issue. This time she had the rain gods to blame. Dressed in a black dress, it seemed like she is finally getting close to being stylish.Talking about the various allegations thrust on her, according to the southern siren, the most absurd gossip was her decision to get a tattoo done. She laughed, “That was the most baseless rumour I’ve come across.” Always in the news for her varied ‘alleged’ love interests, perhaps its time for her to retaliate as many of her counterparts are doing. Ask her which medium she would choose and she says, “I have started getting on to the net, checking blogs. I am beginning to enjoy it as a new world has opened now” So do we see another star venting out her frustration via blogging? Perhaps yes. Vidya says, “I love to write. So may be if I had a little more time in hand, I will (blog).”

Here comes Filmfare Awards 2009

Posted by Mohan Desai On 4:34 PM 0 comments

After the amazing Oscar sweep the entire nation is rejoicing the amazing feel of victory, but all’s not done yet because up next is the Filmfare 2009 Awards and here are the nominees.

Best Bollywood movie of 2008: Ghajini

Best Director: Abbas Tyrewala for Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na or Ritesh Sidhwani for Rock On! Both have managed to capture the youth with their films

Best Actor: Aamir Khan (Ghajini) unbelievable preparation and an unbelievable performance. Mr. Perfectionist at his best

Best Actress: Priyanka Chopra (Fashion) Priyanka Chopra is so inconsistent, some time she can give the worst performance and sometimes she can knock you out with her histrionics. In Fashion, Priyanka was amazing

Best actor critics awards: Hrithik Roshan (Jodhaa Akbar) he took the biggest risk and it worked

Best actress critics award: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan (Jodhaa Akbar)

Best movie critics award: A Wednesday. Brilliant in all aspects.

Best supporting actor award: Arjun Rampal (Rock On). Added immense flavor to the film, a true Rockstar.

Best supporting actress award: Kangana Ranaut (Fashion) Kangana’s stoned act is always in Fashion!

Best actor in comic role: Abhishek Bachchan for Dostana. His character was totally in place.

Best actor in a villain’s role: Naseerudin Shah(A Wednesday!) We just loved it Naseer sir

Best male debut award: Imran Khan for Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na, at least that’s what every teen girl would vote for.

Best female debutant: Asin Thottumkal (Ghajini)

Best story: Rock On! All the way, we all wanted to be rock stars.

Best screenplay: Rock On!

Best choreography: Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na … trendsetter like the Macarena.

Best cinematography: Aamir

Best editing: Ghajini

Best sound: Jodhaa Akbar

Best action: Race

Best dialogue: A Wednesday! Tripping dialogues that sets the fast pace of the movie.

R.D.Burman award for upcoming talent: Rashid Ali (Kabhi Aditi)

Best male playback singer: K.K for Zara Sa (Jannat)

Best female playback singer: Shreya Goshal (Teri Or) Singh is Kinng

Best lyrics: Javed Akhtar for Jash-e-bahar(Jodhaa Akbar)

Best music: A.R.Rahman (Jaane Tu Ya Jaane NA) not Slumdog … come on!

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