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Today more than bollywood movies, the controversies surrounding the bollywood movie and bollywood actors are making more news than the movie itself the PR people are putting all the efforts such that there is some or other controversy surrounding during the movie release such that it gets a great opening. There are always gossips that are surrounding it and people are more into gossiping than anything else and even channels just on gossips are thriving like anything, and with this we can come to conclusion that people want to know everything about a Bollywood actor or an actresses and their link ups.
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Charles davison
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As long as India's Literacy level remains low,celebrities from the tinsel world will rule the roost .Nowadays you name it and some actress arrives to the scene. Who cares if Abdul kalaam or Dr R Madhavan endorses a brand?they may have brains but...
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santosh kumar
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Every brand stands for some message which the customers pay for to be associated with the message. Like indicate personality, class,idea so on. These brands need promotion to convey their message ( in simple ways) to its target customer. In...
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vijay raut
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As a marketeer and a brand creator, I have always debated the value of paying astronomical sums for celebrity endorsement, Would the same amount spend to buy more time and space with a well designed ad give better results? A study of celebrity...
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A lawsuit has been filed in a court here charging Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan with violating the disabilities act through his latest film Paa in which he plays a 13-year-old boy suffering from progeria, which accelerates the ageing process. Big B has been accused of poking fun at people with disabilities. The case has been filed by Patna High Court lawyer Shruti Singh in the court of the Chief Judicial Magistrate under The Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995. It has also been filed against Paa director R Balkrishna. And her stand is simple: If it violated the disability act, the authorities should act against the pr...
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Priya Varadan
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see it this way, more and more people r getting to know about progeria, how many of us knew about it before this movie? paa movie maker wud not mind it, i guess.
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Jayant Vishnu
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I agree with kashif here, every time we see that its the film makers who will be doing such things but then at times it will be the other way around it will be some person trying to get the limelight just because by throwing a lawsuit against...
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Kashif Billal
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I feel its lawyer Shruti Singh's publicity stunt.
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romal jose
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ofcourse it is the writer is important than the movie stars. the writer is the one who thinks about a heroic character and makes it work by writing the script. the hero only acts according to the director. a well built screenplay can be made to...
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Amit Kumar
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We cannot deny the dominance of the so called superstars in the Movie Industry both India and abroad,no matter how much we dislike it. How many times you go to watch a movie just because its lyrics is penned by Jawed Akhtar ? Even worse even...
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Kavitha Shankar
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I think this was bound to happen sooner or later as writers-lyricists were always kept in the dark from producers and music companies on their royalties, they were literally treated really bad, and when the movie did good it was the star that...
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Anagha Thakur
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Avaneendra I agree with you. Even I have a doubt why these two films are compared. There is lot of difference between the Hollywood and Bollywood how can we compare that. The main I feel is the taste and culture is different, so I don't think it...
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Makrand Bhave
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Fox Star is such a huge conglomerate and has been around for nealry a century. They know the business and have the clout to open their cinema in the areas and theatres which would make a lot of business sense. Jayant, I think you have a good...
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Jayant Vishnu
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I really think it will be successfull for both the films, as Avatar is the most awaited and most anticipated movie of the year for Hollywood audience and similarly My name is khan for bollywood, so in a way they are tapping both the markets, here...
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Shaju George
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A well planned drama by SRK. He want to promote his new movie.. "My name is Khan..." for which a global release is planned. This is just a marketing trick..
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M. Prabhakar Rao
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Yes, we are, For one thing, SRK's face may be familiar to Indian, here abroad, but need not be to Whitemen, so detaining him for questioning is routinely done as to the purpose of visit by a foreign pass-port holder, and in the Western world,...
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bandaru yugandhar
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absolutely you are right,with money influence,no wonder tomarrow a BHARAT RATNA CAN BE BOUGHT
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Maheshkumar Jagdishchandra Bhatt
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why should we unnecessarily bother for it when there is a saperate committee to decide who is elgible or not? And once it is awarded such outcry is enough to prove that you are not satisfied with the entire present system.Carry on such debate if...
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Himanshu Pathak
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I dont think Saif has done any wonders to deserve Padma Shri award. If he is compared with Madhuri Dixit who was a great star or Aishwarya Rai who made her mark in the international sector, he is no where near them. He became an actor only...
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