Hang loose
Hang loose
Balance was his forte in the days when he batted so there was little surprise seeing Sunil Gavaskar so enjoying himself while sky-walking outside the Sky Tower - 192 metres above Auckland with spectacular 360 degree panoramic views of the city
Kunal-Naina, it’s official!
In a Goa frame of mind
He may not yet have found backers for his next ambitious movie with Imran Khan titled Bhavesh Joshi (We’ve heard Ranbir sing praises of the script but that’s natter for another day), but Vikramaditya Motwane is not sitting on his laurels. The diarist can reveal that the filmmaker is quietly at work on a docu-feature on the Sunburn festival with a team of seven camera-persons shooting the action from multiple POVs in different parts of Goa. It includes extensive interviews with the people behind the festival and also focuses on the plight of local musicians in the state where top DJs flock to play.
Balance was his forte in the days when he batted so there was little surprise seeing Sunil Gavaskar so enjoying himself while sky-walking outside the Sky Tower - 192 metres above Auckland with spectacular 360 degree panoramic views of the city
Kunal-Naina, it’s official!
One of Bollywood’s most eligible bachelors, Kunal Kapoor, is finally hooked and booked. A couple of days ago he got engaged to longstanding girlfriend Naina Bachchan at a quiet ceremony. Kunal and Ajitabh and Ramola’s daughter, formerly an investment banker, have been dating each other for nearly two years after they were introduced by common friends. The wedding date has been set, we can disclose and Naina, who was earlier settled in Delhi, recently shifted to Mumbai to be closer to Kunal. When we congratulated him, Kunal said, “Naina and I are together, and very happy, and we intend to keep it that way.” Amen.
In a Goa frame of mind
He may not yet have found backers for his next ambitious movie with Imran Khan titled Bhavesh Joshi (We’ve heard Ranbir sing praises of the script but that’s natter for another day), but Vikramaditya Motwane is not sitting on his laurels. The diarist can reveal that the filmmaker is quietly at work on a docu-feature on the Sunburn festival with a team of seven camera-persons shooting the action from multiple POVs in different parts of Goa. It includes extensive interviews with the people behind the festival and also focuses on the plight of local musicians in the state where top DJs flock to play.
