Thursday, July 9, 2009
Kajal Agarwal
Confirming rumors that Saran’s ‘Modhi Vilayadu’ is all about the concept of ‘rebirth’, actress Kajal Agarwal has said she plays the role of a girl, who dies in 1400 AD and is born again to join hands with her lover.
‘It’s an out and out commercial script. Saran sir’s treatment is amazing. He had worked hard to recreate 1400 in each and every aspect. I bet that everyone would love the film,’ says Kajal, with all excitement.
On ‘Saroja’, she says, “Though my role is small, it is powerful. The film is all about some extraordinary things on an ordinary day.”
“I want to be a good performer and perform both homely and glamour roles”, she says adding: “The industry is no more a male-dominated one. There are enough opportunities for heroines to excel”, she says.
“I am doing two untitled ventures in Telugu. I am acting in a Ramcharan Teja’s movie and a sequel to ‘Arya’ opposite Allu Arjun”, she adds.
‘It’s an out and out commercial script. Saran sir’s treatment is amazing. He had worked hard to recreate 1400 in each and every aspect. I bet that everyone would love the film,’ says Kajal, with all excitement.
On ‘Saroja’, she says, “Though my role is small, it is powerful. The film is all about some extraordinary things on an ordinary day.”
“I want to be a good performer and perform both homely and glamour roles”, she says adding: “The industry is no more a male-dominated one. There are enough opportunities for heroines to excel”, she says.
“I am doing two untitled ventures in Telugu. I am acting in a Ramcharan Teja’s movie and a sequel to ‘Arya’ opposite Allu Arjun”, she adds.
Yukta Mookhey
Mookhey has a diploma in computer sciences and has studied Hindustani classical music. Mookhey is an active member of the right-wing Hindu organization BJP.
She engaged with Prince Tuli, a 33-year-old ex financial analyst from New York. Prince’s family owns a business empire in central India that runs into Logistics, Hotels, Malls,Education and Construction Equipment.The two will be getting married in November 2008.
10 ka Dum
10 ka Dum
Dus Ka Dum is based on the international show Power of 10, which is already a hit in several countries around the world like Australia, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece and Russia.
Show format, five simple questions are asked the contestants. The questions would have already been asked a cross section of Indians across the country. And the contestants’ answers must match the already polled answers. For example: What percentage of Indian men think it’s important to drink a glass of milk on their wedding night? You must think like India before you answer.
The journey to Rs 10 crore is simple and fast—after all, all it takes is five steps. The questions are always interesting and thought provoking, but your answers have to be more accurate with each step. For a question for Rs 10, 000 your guess needs to be within 40 per cent of the polled answers, which means you could be 20% above or less. But the more questions you face, the lesser your range.
Rs 10,000: 40%
Rs 1, 00,000: 30%
Rs 10, 00,000: 20%
Rs 1 crore: 10%
Rs 10 crore: Bulls eye!
The best part of the show is that anyone can win—you don’t need an educational qualification or be a bookworm or a quizzer or a net surfer. All you need is common sense and insight into how the rest of India thinks. So get going—observe the Indian populace and enjoy the show.
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