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Gadget freak Neil Nitin Mukesh lost his iPhone while shooting for his upcoming film "3G" in Fiji. "Shoot's going great. But I'm a little upset today! I lost my iPhone," the 30-year-old tweeted. The actor, who is on a 50-day schedule on the island nation, carried all his necessary gadgets and gizmos to keep himself entertained during shooting breaks.

So what if Kunal Kemmu isn't married yet and doesn't have a child. His pet dog made him feel like a proud father when she won maximum games at a dog party. His pet dog is named Masti. "So Masti went to her first doggy party yesterday and won two out of three games we played...

After earning popularity and critical acclaim in his native land, veteran Indian actor Kamal Haasan is ready to go international. He will make his Hollywood debut with "The Lord of the Rings" producer Barrie Osborne, who hopes to tell an Indian story in Hollywood style.

Priyanka Chopra admits that Indian cinema remains male- dominated but says changed perspectives towards female actors have helped current times become great times for actresses to work in the industry. "The film industry is male dominated but it's hugely fascinating to see how a change has come about.

Sanjay Dutt says "Ferrari Ki Sawaari" reminded him of his late father, actor Sunil Dutt, and the emotional moments he spent with him. This is because the film is about a father who thinks about nothing but his son and his dreams. "It's an honest film.

Actress Neha Dhupia is glad that the portrayal of women on the big screen is changing from the homely, simple and innocent character to a bolder and stronger one. She is however not sure how long this transition will last. "It is a great thing that filmmakers have started looking at women characters with a different perspective.

Actor Shreyas Talpade reveals that late painter M.F. Hussain, who died last year in June, wanted to make a film about paintings and during that time he was keen to learn more canvas, colours and brush. "There was a time, around five years back, when Hussain saab wanted to make a film around painting.

They say a `A Friend in need is a friend Indeed' and it seems that the very saying is the current mantra for the brewing friendship between filmmaker Sanjay Gupta and actor John Abraham who together are working on their forthcoming film `Shootout at Wadala'.

It is a known fact that Bollywood superstars Ajay Devgn and Salman Khan are good friends if not the best pals. They have worked together in `London Dreams' and ever since then their camaraderie has spoken for itself. And now the duo is all set to let action speak louder than words.

After grueling back to back schedules for his films like `Ek Tha Tiger' and `Dabangg 2', Bollywood's current superstar Salman Khan recently got some time off after he returned to his home town Mumbai.

Bhojpuri superstar Ravi Kishan, who has also made a name for himself in Bollywood, asserts that he won't quit Bhojpuri cinema because it is his identity. "To bid adieu to Bhojpuri is like saying goodbye to my mother. Bhojpuri films are my identity.

Director Apoorva Lakhia has wrapped up the first schedule of "Zanjeer" remake with its lead actor Ram Charan Teja, and says that Priyanka Chopra will join the shooting in September. "We have shot 40 percent of the film in Mumbai with the other star cast.

Bhojpuri superstar Ravi Kishan recounts how he scared stunt master Mehmood Lala for making him do a stunt without any safety in his forthcoming film "Jeena Hai Toh Thok Daal". "Some things like safety cables could not reach the spot, there was no safety and the shot had to be taken because it was Purnia's main flyover where trains move regularly.

He will have two weddings -- one for the family and friends, and the other for his fans. Southern actor Ram Charan Teja, who will marry his childhood sweetheart Upasana Kamineni, says he is expecting 4,000 guests at each function and that Bollywood's names - Amitabh Bachchan and Salman Khan - will attend his wedding.

Model-turned-actress Huma Qureshi, who is gearing up for the release of her debut film "Gangs of Wasseypur", feels director Anurag Kashyap is different in his approach as he gives importance to performance over looks while selecting actors for his project.

Everyone has loved Farah Khan's new avatar in debutante director Bela Bhansali's film, "Shirin Farhad Ki Toh Nikal Padi", but Farah's family and friends were as apprehensive as her before the first look of the movie. Some even made fun of her role. "Before the promo came, my friends and brother were laughing at me.

Actor-turned-politician K. Chiranjeevi's actor son K. Ram Charan Teja Thursday tied the knot with his long-time girlfriend, Kamineni Upasana, at a glittering ceremony at a farm house near the capital city.

Sharman Joshi and Boman Irani starrer 'Ferrari Ki Sawari' hits the theatres Friday and Aamir Khan hopes that the film does so well at the box office that it beats the success of their movie "3 Idiots". "I am here to wish the entire team.

Cricketer Virat Kohli, known for being aggressive on the field, says it is his strength and he does not think he should curb it. "My aggression is my plus point. It's because of my aggression that I have been able to perform so well on the field till now.

He is a known face on both the small and big screens. Aanjjan Srivastav, who will be seen as a politician in Shirish Kunder's "Joker", says he now aspires to do films that revolve around international subjects. "I don't mind what the part is, I want meaty roles.