Bollywood ActressKatrina Kaif is dating the man who started the trend of six-packs in Bollywood industry - Salman Khan. She praises all actors today who are following his footsteps and have build great bodies. But she feels that when a woman falls in love its not the packs that she looks for but for kindness and charm.
She says, ‘’If I want to be politically correct I can say all our heroes have good bodies today. Everyone looks good because all of them work hard on their bodies. One of the first was Salman. And it is always tough to maintain a good body for so long. Akshay also has one of the finest lean and tough bodies. Aamir has developed a great physique. This is remarkable because it’s tougher to build such a body and maintain it after a certain age. But, frankly, what a girl looks for in a man are not his six-packs, his looks, or his age difference – it’s just his kindness and his charm that win women over.Katrina Kaif is the Most Search Bollywood Celebrity on Google and Katrina gives all the credit to her fans who have made her so popular. Reacting to this news Katrina said,
“I think I need to learn more about computers, get more familiar with the Internet. I think its really sweet of the fans. It is the basic want of the human nature to be loved. In our industry, it is really important for us, we are only as successful as the fans who love us. We are who we are because of our fans.”
Katrina’s so popular with netizens that even former Miss World and Salman Khan’s ex-girlfriend Aishwarya Rai comes second to Katrina on Google India Zeitgeist list.
“But Katrina says, “I don’t think one needs to get too much into these things. Aishwarya Rai is an icon of Indian cinema. But beyond that, one shouldn’t pick apart this whole thing too much. It is something you can smile about and feel nice about it. Because there will be a time when I won’t be the winner, and when one is, one should just be happy about it and enjoy it.”

Zeenat Aman and Shashi Kapoor in 'Satyam, Shivam, Sundaram' (1978).

Rishi Kapoor and Dimple Kapadia in ‘Saagar’ (1985).

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Aamir Khan and Karisma Kapoor in ‘Raja Hindustani’ (1996).

Rani Mukherjee and Kamal Hassan in ‘Hey Ram’ (2000).

Mallika Sherawat and Emran Hashmi in ‘Murder’ (2002).

Abhishek Bachchan and Antara Mali in ‘Naach’ (2004).

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Kareena Kapoor and Fardeen Khan in ‘Dev’ (2004).

Bipasha Basu and John Abraham in ‘Madhoshi’ (2004).

Anil Kapoor and Sameera Reddy in ‘Musafir’ (2004).

Saif Ali Khan and Preity Zinta in 'Salaam Namaste' (2005).

Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai in 'Dhoom 2' (2006).

Vidya Balan and Madhavan in 'Guru' (2007).

Bollywood's 15 hottest kissing scenes.
"I had to kiss a snake. It was a rainy scene and I had to shoot the sequence with the snake. And believe me that was my best on-screen kiss till date," Mallika told PTI.
The actress essays the role of a nagin, (a snake woman) in Hisss that hit screens tomorrow.
"This film most certainly will be hotter and bolder than my previous films," Mallika said, adding, audiences can expect more from Hisss as it "surpasses Murder and Khawish in terms of oomph."
Directed by Jennifer Lynch, the film also features Irrfan Khan and Divya Dutta in key roles.
Mallika, who is busy promoting Hisss, admitted that, her brother objected to her nude scenes in the film. "I know what I am doing..It is my job after all," she said.
The actress went on to say, "Hisss is the first nagin film after a long break of over 20 years. It is indeed the sexiest and also the scariest.
"My movie is quite different from the previous naagin movies. It is a modern day naagin film replete with special effects, sound and graphics. You can see the transformation from a snake into human and from human to a snake," she said.
About her character, the actress said, "I play the role of a naagin, whose mate has been captured and she is out seeking revenge from the culprits."
Mallika feels Hisss is going to be a hit abroad because of foreigner's fascination with Indian mythology.
"I think the film will be a great hit abroad as 'naagin' is known to be the "fertility goddess" and people are very fascinated with the mythological stories from India," she said.
In India, Bollywood film is a large part of the entertainment sector. “Every day about 15 million people throng the 13,000 movie halls in the country” (Varma 2004:154). Bollywoodfilms are frequently debated in the media, and the controversial films are often banned in certain states according to the local state government which has a major influence in the entertainment. New Bollywood films tend to challenge conventions by portraying unconventional relationships like extra-marital affairs, inter-caste relationships, divorce, pre-marital sex, as well as portraying people who challenge the heteronormative sexuality or climb the social ladder from poverty to wealth, in its own collective fantasy (Kakar 1996:25).
The film Dostana (Hindi = friendship), for example is challenging the heterosexual norm. Another film that premiered during my stay in Delhi was Rab Ban Na Di Jodi (Hindi=A match made in heaven), about a good girl who conforms to her father’s wishes to get married, when the father lies on his death bed. The fathers last wish is to know that his daughter is in good hands when he passes away, and she is united with a man of her father’s choice. The girl in the film challenges the conventional norm of a good wife with telling her husband that she will never love him, and then eventually falls in love outside of her marriage.








