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Aamir Khan to be a father again

Aamir Khan’s wife Kiran Rao is three months pregnant, a Mumbai newspaper has reported.

Kiran, who is currently busy with her directorial debut film “Dhobi Ghaat”, was apparently admitted to a hospital in Mumbai on May 31 for fever. Her pregnancy was discovered in course of the treatment.

Kiran is said to have been in the hospital for a week and Aamir was a daily visitor.

The newspaper mentions hospital insiders as the source for its story.

The Khans have not denied or accepted the report. But we expect Aamir to come up with the truth on his blog.

Aamir and Kiran got married in December 2005. The actor has a son, Junaid, and daughter, Ira, from his first marriage to childhood sweetheart Reena Dutta, which ended in a divorce in 2002.

Aamir compares himself to tennis superstar Roger Federer

Tennis ace Roger Federer's historic French open win on Sunday (June 7) has gone down so well among the sport's enthusiasts that even Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan couldn't stop drawing parallel between himself and the Swiss.

The 27-year-old is infamous for shedding tears after winning a trophy and Aamir thinks even he does the same after his films do well at the box office.

"Federer finally wins the French Open. I'm so happy for him... But he is certainly the only one to cry like a baby each times he wins a final! Thats one thing I share in common with him. I cry like hell each time any of my films does well, but I also cry when they don't," Aamir posted on his blog on Tuesday (June 9) afternoon.

Federer created tennis history when he defeated Robin Soderling 6-1, 7-6 (7-1), 6-4 and won the French Open title to become the sixth man in tennis history to win all four majors.

Federer also joined Pete Sampras as the biggest winner ever in the sport and the latter even went on record to say that the former went on to earn the title of "best tennis player in history", even before winning the Roland Garros.

Aamir, however, is against such titles.

"Sampras says he (Federer) is the best ever tennis player in history. I'm not sure if there is such a thing. Quite frankly each of the leading players of their time were equally difficult to beat. (Bjorn) Borg, Sampras himself, not to mention (Rod) Laver," Aamir further wrote.

Aamir Khan & Rekha receives Raj Kapoor Awards

A Man Of Few Awards And A Woman Of Few Words: Aamir Khan receiving the Raj Kapoor Outstanding Achievement award from Chhagan Bhujbal and Rekha receiving the Raj Kapoor Pratibha Gaurav award from Chief Minister Ashok Chavan at the 46th Marathi Film Awards ceremony at Balewadi, Pune, over the weekend.

Will Aamir star in Danny’s next

Danny Boyle was in the city to help his child stars to get a roof above their heads. But we are told that this wasn’t his sole purpose.

The director also met up with Aamir Khan to discuss his next project.

The star is back from his long holiday with his family in the US and director, Danny Boyle didn’t want to miss his chance of talking to him.

If sources are to be believed, the Slumdog director has expressed his desire to work with Aamir when the actor came down for the premiere of his Oscar winning film.

Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan brainstorm

Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan brainstormed with other producers at a Producers Guild Meeting convened to resolve the spat with multiplex owners on Wednesday, May 27 at Taj Lands End, Mumbai.

Shah Rukh and Aamir looked Mumbai cool in their Tees and jeans. Shah Rukh wore a white V-neck tee, blue distressed jeans and grey sports shoes. Aamir was dressed in a heather grey crew neck Tee, faded blue loose fit jeans and a brown baseball cap.

The meeting started at midnight and ended three hours later on a positive note, with indications that the spat could be resolved over the next couple of days.

Perceived more as actors than producers, Aamir and Shah Rukh are leaders and major stake holders in the industry.

Attentive and observant, Aamir spoke little during the meeting, occasionally chipping in to make a point; Shah Rukh came through as more involved and animated.

The Producers Guild and multiplex owners in India have locked horns over profit sharing, with the producers demanding a 50% share of profits. No Bollywood films have been released since early April.

In Pics: Aamir and Shahrukh at producers meet

Vashu Bhagnani obeys Aamir's orders; postponess son's debut release

Once, Aamir Khan takes up a cause, he sees it through. Last week, the actor called producer Vashu Bhagnani and talked him out of his plans of defying the strike against the multiplexes so he could release his son Jackky Bhagnani's debut film Kal Kissne Dekha.

According to eyewitnesses, Vashu, who has been going all out to market and promote his son's debut film for a May 29 release, got a call in the middle of a show in Ahmedabad on Thursday night.

Vashu was seen having a long, earnest conversation while Kareena performed. Apparently, that conversation changed the entire course of Vashu's plans.

Vashu, who was adamant about releasing his son's film on May 29, now says, "I will never go against the wishes of the film fraternity. My son's release is important. But the film industry is far more important." Vashu admits he changed his mind after a long conversation with Aamir.

"He called and enquired if he had heard correctly about my son's film's release on May 29. Yes, he was a little concerned. I can't reveal all the details of our conversation. But yes, I told him if he wants, I'll postpone the film."

This, after pouring so much time, effort, energy and money into the debutant's marketing?

"Why not? We've planned events all over the country. Those, I see as promotions for my son. Not for his film. And even if I lose a lot of money in publicity, I'll postpone the May 29 release if Aamir and the rest of the producers' forum decides to."

SRK - Aamir meet up

All those who think that after their high profile meet to resolve the producers-distributors’ ongoing strike against the multiplex lobby Aamir Khan and Shah Rukh Khan haven’t come together again; here’s a piece of news.

The two actors who sent flashbulbs into a tizzy on April 7 at a hotel in Mumbai, met again at a suburban studio a few days ago to catch up with the producers and check what exactly is the status on the strike.

However, this time the media was deliberately kept away because both the Bollywood biggies didn’t wish to take away the focus from the main issue.

A producer said, “The last time, the papers, the news channels and internet sites focussed only on the Aamir-SRK grand union, they completely ignored the cause.

The stars themselves realised this and made it a point to keep their second meeting a completely low-key affair. The multiplex strike still continues despite efforts from every big name in Bollywood to put an end to it. And, Aamir and SRK are very concerned.”

Golden Decade Honours to be given at IIFA 2009

In its tenth year, the IIFA Academy has decided to institute a special set of awards to commemorate the last decade of Indian Cinema. It has put together nominations in five major categories for The Videocon IIFA Golden Decade Honours, which will be announced at the IDEA IIFA Awards on June 13 in Macau. The five categories are: Star of the Decade – Male, Star of the Decade – Female, Movie of the Decade, Director of the Decade and Music of the Decade.

The nominations are as follows:

Star of the decade – Male: Aamir Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar, Hrithik Roshan and Abhishek Bachchan.

Star of the decade – Female: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Kareena Kapoor, Rani Mukherji, Preity Zinta and Priyanka Chopra.

Movie of the decade: Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam (2000), Kaho Na Pyaar Hai (2001), Lagaan (2002), Devdas (2003), Kal Ho Na Ho (2004), Veer Zaara (2005), Black (2006), Chak De India (2008) and Rang De Basanti (2007).

Music of the decade: Taal (2000) - AR Rahman; Kaho Na Pyaar Hai (2001) - Rajesh Roshan; Lagaan (2002) - AR Rahman; Saathiya (2003) - AR Rahman; Kal Ho Na Ho (2004) - Shankar Ehsaan Loy; Veer Zaara (2005) - Madan Mohan; Bunty Aur Babli (2006) - Shankar Ehsan Loy; Rang De Basanti (2007) - AR Rahman and Guru (2008) - AR Rahman.

Director of the decade: Sanjay Leela Bhansali for Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam (2000), Devdas (2003) and Black (2006); Rakesh Roshan for Kaho Na Pyaar Hai (2001) and Koi Mil Gaya (2004); Ashutosh Gowarikar for Lagaan (2002); Yash Chopra for Veer Zaara (2005); Raj Kumar Hirani for Lage Raho…. (2007) and Shimit Amin for Chak De India (2008).

Aamir won't clean toilets!

Backs off after producer he promised the favour, talks of releasing his film in multiplexes

Aamir Khan had earlier promised to clean single screen theatre toilets to help promote a film releasing on May 29.

The recipient of Aamir's generosity Vashu Bhagnani, is in a fix with Khan threatening to withdraw support.
Informs a source, "Aamir is irked because the producer is trying to fix a deal with certain multiplexes to release his film. Aamir had pledged support and promised to help only if the film released at single screens."

Adds the source, "The problem is, Big Pictures and the producer are co-producing the film. Big Cinemas, the multiplex chain has now merged with Big Pictures. The two are now telling the producer that if he doesn't release the film at their multiplexes they won't allow him to release it elsewhere as well."

Incidentally, at a press conference held last month, Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir pledged support to all producers and added that they'd help them promote and market their films in single-screen theatres.

Says the producer, "Yes, I might release in single-screen theatres and also in standalone multiplexes. Aamir is planning to have a press conference along with other stars to outline marketing plans for the film."

Another source says, "Vashu is trying to garner support only for himself whereas Aamir will outline marketing plans for all releases in May. He'd been planning a press conference but yesterday he put it on hold."

Says a source, "Aamir is very clear about one thing either the producers take a united stand or he won't support the breakaway ones."

Aamir Khan has taken it upon himself to helm the producers' body to help them voice their demands in the standoff with multiplexes. Reveals a producer, "Aamir has become chief policy maker in the multiplex vs producers dispute. Instead of meeting at hotels (an expensive affair) or at people's homes, Aamir prefers to have conference calls with more than 15 producers at a time. This week, he had a conference call with 18 producers (including Mukesh Bhatt who was in Cannes)."

Aamir Khan starrer Raakh to re-release after 20 years

When a film releases it is left to the audience to decide its fate; whether the film becomes a hit or a flop is all a mystery best left to time. However, 20 years on, a film that was once released and vanished without a trace will see the light of the day again. The film is question is an Aamir Khan starrer titled Raakh.

Raakh was came out in 1989 to critical acclaim and was widely covered by the film critics in the media. It was a project of great importance for many of the cast and crew members who made their debut with this movie. When we contacted Sangeeth Sivan, the Executive Producer of the film, he said, "The entire film is shot like it's a home video. It does star Aamir in the lead, though it is a bit dark."

The movie acted as a crucial platform for many debutants like Aamir Khan, Santosh Sivan (Cinematographer), Sreekar Prasad (Editor), , Aditya Bhattacharya (Director) & Asif Noor (Producer) all of who were under 30 years of age at the time. The commendable fact is that Aditya Bhattacharya, who just 23 then, became the youngest director of Bollywood at that time winning the Best Directorial debut award from the Bengal Film Journalists' Association.

Raakh deals with an Indian Metropolis that is decaying, lawless and tragically corrupt. A typical party ends in untypical violence. Aamir is awkwardly sensitive and inarticulate. Supriya Pathak, the poised distant girl whom Aamir loves with mad desperation, is gang raped. She is a survivor. Disillusioned and practical, she rules out revenge. Supriya has now grown beyond Aamir. Aamir, driven by impotent rage, hesitantly approaches the law. Only to learn that the rapists are the ruling mafia clan whom neither he nor the police can touch while he is violently uprooted from his safe, if lonely, upper class home. Thus begins the chaotic journey that takes him into the precarious outer world. Here, his only friend, a street urchin offers him mute sympathy until Pankaj Kapur- an embittered cop - cynical witness to the first outrage is goaded by his anesthetized conscience to search out Aamir. An adolescent seeking manhood and the older man seeking his lost innocence come together...

The rights for the film Raakh which were originally with the director, Aditya Bhattacharya, have been purchased by Audacity International and Storm. Initially though, Sangeeth Sivan and Asif Noor, the producers of the film, had planned on launching the film on a collectors DVD. However, after purchasing the rights for the same, Audacity International has reworked on the original reels and has digitally re-mastered it. Raakh is all set to re-release on the 12th of June.

Aamir plays ball!

If you thought Aamir khan loves sweating it out in the comfort of an plush gym under the watchful eye of his instructor... think again.

We recently spotted the actor indulging in a game of football at the ground at St Stanislaus School in Bandra. He along with the local team were in middle of an interesting match late in the evening. The actor know as Mr Perfectionist seemed to be in a competitive mode. Don’t we know that Aamir believes in playing to win. Obviously people were keen to catch a glimpse of the actor. Though they did try and keep the crowds away when the game was on, Aamir readily signed autographs for fans who surrounded the actor. Now, we don’t know if the actor is a regular here, but he sure seemed to know his moves.

Aamir doing a disco number in Delhi Belly

One needs to give it to Aamir Khan, for doing things in style that just cannot be replicated. The intensity with which he safeguards anything and everything related to his films is something that should (ironically) get him an Oscar!

Aamir is yet again in the news with his latest production venture Delhi Belly, starring his nephew Imran Khan alongwith Shenaz Treasurywala. The latest buzz, according to our reliable sources, is that Aamir is doing a disco number as a part of the film's promotion. In order to confirm the same, when Bollywood Hungama spoke to Abhinay Deo, the director of Delhi Belly, he said, "I just cannot confirm or comment anything right now, since it's not yet confirmed."

One must say that Aamir's presence in the film will only add one more feather to the already overflowing cap of reasons to watch Delhi Belly.

Aamir Khan goes skiing in Canada

Bollywood actor Aamir Khan, who is globetrotting with his two children, got a chance to take skiing lessons in Canada, something that he thoroughly enjoyed and is recommending to everyone.

"Those of you who have the resources and ability to try out skiing please do so, it is absolutely one of the best things I have done in a long time," Aamir wrote on his blog.

According to the actor, it was his kids, son Junaid and daughter Ira, who forced him to try the sport.

"Thanks to my persistent kids I ended up committing to a week of skiing, and I am glad I did. We were in Banff, a popular ski resort in Canada, a very warm and friendly place and great for skiing. Lovely slopes, very good facilities and great instructors. My kids have been there twice before, first time for me," he added.

Aamir who will be next seen in Rajkumar Hirani's "Three Idiots" had been working non-stop for the last two years and hence has taken a sabbatical for two months to holiday with his kids.

Celebs step out to vote

Bollywood stars, industrialists and celebrities were the usual draw at several polling stations in Mumbai as 10 parliamentary constituencies in Mumbai and Thane districts of Maharashtra went to the polls for the final phase of Lok Sabha elections in the state on Thursday (April 30).

Polling stations opened at 7 a.m. Among the early voters was industrialist Anil Ambani, who cast his vote in a south Mumbai polling centre amidst a battery of media cameras.

In Mumbai North, former union minister Ram Naik also turned up early, smiling and greeting his constituents.

In Bandra, among the noted personalities who came to vote were Sonam Kapoor, Rahul Bose, Sushma Reddy, Amrita Rao, Sonali Bendre, Aamir Khan and several television stars.

South Mumbai Congress candidate Milind Deora, his father and union minister Murli Deora and their family members also cast their votes. Shiv Sena's Mohan Rawle also exercised his franchise early.

In Kalyan seat in Thane district, Nationalist Congress Party's (NCP) candidate Vasant Davkhare voted with his family members.

Mumbai North-Central candidates - Congress' Priya Dutt and her BJP rival and ace criminal lawyer Mahesh Jethmalani - also cast their votes early.

In stark contrast to metropolitan Mumbai's glamour and glitz, barely 100 km north of Mumbai, tribals in Palghar queued up to cast their votes.

Over 22,000 security personnel drawn from both police and paramilitary forces have been deployed to ensure peaceful polling in Mumbai.

Police have detained over 12,000 "anti-social elements" to ward off any trouble in the nation's financial capital, where around 70 polling stations have been identified as "sensitive".

The constituencies going to polls are Mumbai North, Mumbai North-East, Mumbai North-West, Mumbai North-Central, Mumbai South-Central, Mumbai South, Thane, Kalyan, Bhiwandi and Palghar.

Nearly 13.1 million people are eligible to exercise their franchise on Thursday.

Shah Rukh replaces Aamir

Shah Rukh Khan is said to be doing Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidwani’s film after the deal with Aamir Khan fell through.

Aamir was the favourite choice for director Reema Kagti’s upcoming film, to be produced by Farhan and Ritesh, with whom Aamir has worked with in “Dil Chahta Hai”. The three are also good friends.

However, Aamir is no longer doing their film as he is said to have demanded a huge sum of money and also a share in the film’s profit. These terms were not acceptable to Ritesh.

It seems Ritesh had gone to the sets of “3 Idiots” to meet Aamir and finalise the deal. But the meeting did not go well as Aamir was not ready to compromise on the terms and conditions that he had laid. Ritesh got upset and left the sets in a huff.

Ritesh confirmed the news saying Aamir is not in his film as they had differences over the terms laid down by Aamir. He also added that though they were in talks with an actor, the lead is still to be finalised.

Aamir meanwhile has said he is not doing the film because he did not like the script.

Audrey Hepburn's son invites Aamir to Berlin

Aamir Khan has been invited by Sean Hepburn Ferrer, Hollywood’s legendary actress Audrey Hepburn's son, as a star guest at Hepburn's 80th birthday celebrations in Berlin, Germany.

The late diva's son Sean, a filmmaker himself, called Aamir recently to issue him an invitation for the event.

In fact, Sean is believed to be so taken up with Aamir’s “Taare Zameen Par” that he has also invited Aamir to be a part of the Audrey Hepburn Children's Fund, which was set by him and his brother Luca, with the support of UNICEF.

The actress was a goodwill ambassador for the organisation for quite a few years before her death.

If that was not enough, Sean has also distributed DVDs of Taare Zameen Par among his friends in Hollywood, many of whom will be attending the event.

In Bollywood, the younger the better

The writing is on the wall; the shelf life of the Bollywood heroine just got shorter. After a 15-year-stint at the box office, Manisha Koirala/Tabu/Kajol keep waiting for that one meaningful role to don pancake.

And, Rani Mukerji, Preity Zinta, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Sushmita Sen who made their debuts in the 90s are also fast being relegated to the background. Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt says, “Even in Hollywood a Julia Roberts is feeling the tremors of the end. Whether you’re a street walker, an actor or in any other glamorous profession, there is a premium on youth. One can’t flinch away from the fact that an actor has a limited shelf life; and in this consumerist age where society is youth-obsessed, there is no place for people beyond a particular age. Even a child in an average school wants his mother to look like the young, television mother in a soap opera or a television commercial. Age controls the days and the nights of the entertainment world.’’

Facts that corroborate the theory that in showbiz, the younger the better, come from recent study that show that Aishwarya lost three endorsements — for a jewellery line, a soap and a doll to Katrina Kaif; Kareena is the reigning Bollywood queen; Priyanka is the preferred actress when the role needs “histrionics’’; Deepika looks good with Shah Rukh Khan and Saif Ali Khan. Akshay Kumar wants to team up with Jiah Khan; Shahid Kapoor wishes to serenade Genelia D’Souza; Salman Khan and Ajay Devgan prefer Asin over Amisha Patel; and, Abhishek Bachchan wants to share screen space with Sonam.

So in this fast changing scenario, where do the 90s’ beauties like Rani/Preity/Shilpa Shetty/Amisha fit in?
Trade writer Vinod Mirani says, “They’re considered for the occasional meaty role, but with the production numbers having gone down, the roles have dried up for the older lot. The heroes well into their 40s invariably ask their producers to get them younger heroines.’’ A filmmaker adds, “In Bollywood, the heroines are absolutely inter-changeable; switching Deepika with Katrina makes no difference to a project.’’So 43-year-old Salman will team up with 20-something Sonakshi Sinha (daughter of Shatrughan Sinha); Akshay Kumar (41) wants Jiah (21) in his film Housefull; and Aamir Khan (44) is definitely gung-ho about romancing Asin (25). Even Shah Rukh (43) made the perfect pair with Anushka (22). Of course, in the next round, the bar will be pushed down further, and the reigning Bollywood stars will definitely make a play for the new teenager on the block. When Amitabh Bachchan romanced Shilpa Shetty in Lal Badshah, one of his older leading ladies had joked, “Amitji is learning to change nappies; next he will be romancing Baby Guddu on screen.’’