By Jilawatan

Ok, so the makers of ‘Milenge Milenge’ have led everyone to believe that their film is a success. While some may argue that how a film that nets just a little over 10 crores in its first week could be termed as a success in today’s time, especially since it stars top players like Shahid Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor, producer Boney Kapoor has a strong reasoning. After all, the film was made on a medium budget half a decade back and even if one counted the interest, the ROI (return on investment) has been gladdening.

By Jilawatan

Seldom does one see so many divas stepping and dancing on stage if not together then at least at the same event. The 55th Filmfare Awards night on Saturday promises tons of fun and entertainment with onstage performances by a host of stars including Kareena Kapoor, Katrina Kaif, Deepika Padukone, Salman Khan and Shahid Kapoor, among others.

Incidentally, choreographer Ganesh Hegde is giving the dance steps to both Kareena and Katrina. While Bebo will jig to songs like “Zoobi-Doobi” from 3 Idiots, Katrina has already promised a ‘phenomenal act’ to a medley of songs from her movies like New York and probably even ‘Paisa Paisa’ from De Dana Dan.

By Jilawatan

At the Star Screen Awards, Kareena Kapoor won the Best Actress (Popular) award for her spunky turn in 3 Idiots and Vidya Balan won the Best Actress (Critics’ Choice) award for her splendid performance in Paa leaving Katrina Kaif miffed.

A source tells us, ‘Katrina Kaif had New York, Blue, Ajab Prem ki Ghazab Kahani and De Dana Dan as her releases in 2009, out of which Ajab and New York were big hits. She was nominated for her natural performance in New York but Vidya Balan beat her to it in the Critics’ category. Katz felt it unfair that her achievement, that of maximum hits in one year, was going unrecognized. She was scheduled to perform for the televised version of the event but she was upset and felt left out.’

By Jilawatan

By far the biggest hit of the year is undoubtedly Rajkumar Hirani’s latest magnum opus ‘3 Idiots’. The film has witnessed unprecedented opening collections including the paid preview collections.

Besides ‘3 Idiots’, there were only ten out of the 240 plus films made in Hindi during the year, which proved to be hits.

They were ‘Love Aaj Kal’, ‘Kaminey’, ‘All The Best’, ‘Wanted’, ‘De Dana Dan’, ‘New York’, ‘Wake Up Sid’, ‘Raaz- The Mystery Continues’, ‘Dev D’, ‘Paa’ and last but not the least ‘Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani’.