Bollywood Hunk John Abraham delivers a blockbuster performance in Twentieth Century Fox’s FORCE where he re-visits the action genre that he attempted in DHOOM. FORCE, a high-octane action film intersected with a light-hearted love story running in flashback sequences, is tightly packed with not only kicks, blood and bruises but a high level emotional quotient that grips the audience.
The remake of the hit Tamil film Kaakha Kaakha FORCE has it... September, 2011
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30
Sep
Bollywood Hunk John Abraham delivers a blockbuster performance in Twentieth Century Fox’s FORCE where he re-visits the action genre that he attempted in DHOOM. FORCE, a high-octane action film intersected with a light-hearted love story running in flashback sequences, is tightly packed with not only kicks, blood and bruises but a high level emotional quotient that grips the audience.
The remake of the hit Tamil film Kaakha Kaakha FORCE has it... Desi Boyz
28
Sep
Prepare for a visual feast as ‘the fittest body’, as recognised by People magazine, belonging to Bollywood superstar and iconic fitness enthusiast, Akshay Kumar, will indulge audiences in his much anticipated, ‘Desi Boyz’, releasing in cinemas worldwide on 25th November 2011. The un-missable film will reunite Akshay with fellow screen hunk, John Abraham, following the global success of the 2005 entertainer, ‘Garam Masala’, as the screen duo play the irresistible... Yoga For Women
27
Sep
Yoga’ is a fundamental practise which has been exercised in India for many Centuries as a direction of releasing the mind, body and soul from the muddle of life. Presently, Yoga has also turned highly democratic in India and in the West. There are many Yoga centres not only in India, but in many countries thus catering to every choice.
Yoga is applied to obstruct the formula of consciousness in human... Vidyut In Force
27
Sep
Gone are the days of the larger than life Bollywood villain such as Gabbar Singh (Sholay) and Mogambo (Mr India) who became icons in their own right. A decade into the new millennium, Bollywood has re-vamped the anti-hero launching more sophisticated, suave and realistic villainous portrayals that have turned the tables. Films such as Dhoom 2, Ra.One and Dabangg have changed the perception of the archetypal Bollywood villain as the...