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Bollywood Friday: It's zombie comedy 'Go Goa Gone' vs teenage drama 'Gippi'

This Friday two films from very different genres will fight it out at the box office. Saif Ali Khan's zombie comedy will clash with a teenage drama 'Gippi'.

Saif Ali Khan has turned blonde for his new film 'Go Goa Gone'-a first of its kind zom-com in India.

Vir Das, Kunal Khemu and Anand Tiwary find themselves surrounded by zombies in the remote in Goa.

11:12 AM, May 09, 2013

Meet Jayati, Lalit Modi's niece who makes her debut in Karan Johar's 'Gippi'

16 year year old Jayati Modi, Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi's niece makes her debut in Karan Johar's new production 'Gippi'.

Jayati Modi will be seen in filmmaker Karan Johar's upcoming film 'Gippi'.

The Delhi girl will be playing her age in the film. Jayati's character is called Shamira in the film.

01:34 PM, Apr 11, 2013

'Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah' team at the 1000 episodes celebration

Popular TV show 'Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah' has completed 1000 episodes.

The show is based on a column written by journalist Taarak Mehta for a Gujarati magazine.

Producer Asit Modi spotted with Disha Vakani and Dilip Joshi.

11:08 AM, Nov 12, 2012

In pics: Inside India's first Starbucks in Mumbai

Starbucks inaugurated its first store in India on Friday in a historic building in southern Mumbai as the Seattle-based coffee giant seeks growth in a market long associated with tea drinkers.

The flagship, which can accommodate 120 people, is a cool, soaring space, with hand-carved wooden screens, thick tables of solid Indian teak, painted vintage trunks and old leather-bound books.

The 42 menu items reflect local as well as Western tastes, featuring items such as Elaichi Mawa croissants %u2014 made with cardamom and milk solids %u2014 and tandoori paneer rolls.

06:26 PM, Oct 19, 2012

State of the Nation: Personalities and leadership

Most people want to see Rahul Gandhi as the country's next prime minister. The percentage of those who want to see Rahul as PM has increased by three times since 2009. There has been a sharp decline in the proportion of those who have mentioned Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's name for the country's top job. There has also been a steady decline in the proportion of people who have mentioned Sonia Gandhi's name ever since she chose not to take up the post in 2004. Significantly, the top three preferences for prime minister are all from the Congress. From the BJP, L K Advani's support has declined drastically, while those wanting Narendra Modi's as PM has risen slightly.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's performance has been rated much less favourably than it was when his government was re-elected two years ago. While the level of satisfaction with Manmohan gradually rose through his first tenure, it now appears to be on the way down. Two years ago, for every dissatisfied person, there were four people satisfied with Manmohan's work. Now there are only two. Among Congress voters, satisfaction with Manmohan Singh is higher at 69 per cent compared to the overall trend.

Manmohan Singh does not appear to retain the squeaky clean image that he once enjoyed. The proportion of those who believe that he is clean and honest is less than those who believe that while he is clean and honest he has done nothing to control corruption as well as those who say he is corrupt. This is true even for Congress voters. Interestingly, although a majority of those who think he is clean and honest want him to continue as PM (44 per cent), a sizeable proportion of them (30 per cent) also want him replaced.

03:59 PM, Aug 08, 2011

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