Ranbir Kapoor gets furious on reporters

Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif are the most famous couple of Bollywood but like ordinary couples, the couple also wants some privacy in their personal life and get furious when somebody interferes.

Ranbir Kapoor the scion of Kapoor clan and new chocolate hero of Bollywood has been recently found attacking a channel’s crew. Ranbir is being chased by Media these days since, he has moved in with Katrina Kaif in an apartment in Bandra.

The rumors about the duos relationship status have been in news for a long time now but the couple has never made any statement about it publicly. So, when Ranbir Kapoor who shifted in a new apartment with his love interest Katrina Kaif located in Bandra, every reporter wanted to capture a glimpse of the couple in their new house.

The incident took place on Wednesday night when Ranbir and Katrina were returning to their home and they saw a channel’s crew capturing their pictures, Ranvir got furious and ran to chase the channel crew. The crew luckily fled the scene and he chased after them for some time.

Sources say that Ranvir was so irked with the channel that he captured their equipment and camera which crew left in horror. This is not the first time that Ranbir has reacted so wildly to media, the actor always want to keep his personal life separated from professional.

Mansha Pasha impresses as the shrewd lead in ‘Daraar’

KARACHI: Mansha Pasha, the Pakistani drama actress who made a lot of fans through her performance in plays like Shehr-e-Zaat is these days creating media buzz by playing the female lead in drama serial ‘Daraar’, ARY News reported.

The drama based on renowned writer Umera Ahmed’s Novel has fans glued to the screens thanks to Mansha’s credible acting and the promos that showcased her negative character in a completely positive light.

The promos had audience thinking that Mansha in the character of Ayla will be a darling of her new family but the story is completely different as from the very first episode, the actress who in the drama got married to wealthy cousin Aijaz Aslam has ulterior motives and a treacherous brain to support that.

As soon as Ayla enters the house, she first kicks out the elderly buwa (maid) of the house (played by Zaheen Tahira) then tries to get her younger sister married to her only brother-in-law Saqib but  finds that Saqib is interested in someone else, she tries every bit to hamper or ruin the marriage.

Her third victim is her only sister-in-law Annie (played by Saniya Shamshad) who hampered Saqib’s marriage to Ayla’s sister. Mansha while playing Ayla does not let her marry the man of her choice but stops marriage proposal coming her way by treacherous methods.

All the time, her husband trusts only her while she also earns the confidence of Annie with her plan that never fails to work.


The whole plot has her stealing, cheating and misguiding her husband about the rest of his family members with cunning ease, a dual faced woman Mansha brings to life and deserves applause for that.

‘Daraar’ is aired every Wednesday at 9:00 PM only on ARY Digital.

Anushka Sharma lends hand for a good cause

Anushka Sharma the new starlet of bollywood launched the season three of ‘Support My School Campaign’

Bollywood celebrities are not only popular for owning sports franchises and playing a vital role in its development but they also play a keen role in the educational development in India. Like Salman Khan who runs an organization for children education, Anushka Sharma has also lent her hand to a campaign called ‘Support My School Campaign’.

Support my School Campaign is a campaign that focus on the basic necessities of public schools. The campaign aims to revitalize government school by providing them access to clean water, toilets, healthy environment and facilities of sports and libraries.


Anushka Sharma launch the third Season of Support My School Campaign on 13th of November with the members who are supporting the cause in front of teachers and students of those schools that have already been revitalized under this campaign.

Aamir Khan to do Robot 2

Bollywood star with the name tag of Mr. Perfectionist has finally given his nod to be a part of Robot sequel, Superstar Rajnikanth did the lead role in first movie.

Robot was a science fiction techno thriller blockbuster of 2010 by a regional ace filmmaker Shankar. The sequel of Robot is the most talk about topic in the industry, there was a buzz that Hirthik and Amitabh Bachchan are the top contenders for the lead role but now it is heard that Aamir has given a final nod to be in Robot 2.

The main leads in Robot was performed by the superstar Rajnikanth and beautiful Ashwariya Rai, the film did a rocking business on the Box-office.  Now it is learnt that Mr. Perfectionist has finally given the nod to the legendary filmmaker Shankar about being a part of the sequel.


Aamir positive nod is a signal that film will now reach new heights. These are just the initial reports, details about the films are awaited.

Farhan Akhtar will now serve as UN’s Goodwill Ambassador

Famous actor-filmmaker of Bollywood-town Farhan Aktar becomes the first man to be appointed as the United Nation Women’s South Asia Goodwill Ambassador

Bollywood’s most multifaceted star Farhan Akhatar has achieved another feather of success to his hat by becoming UN’s goodwill ambassador. The –actor-filmmaker has been appointed on being vocal about crimes against women.

The versatile star has got the privilege to be the first and only man appointed as UN Women’s South Asia Goodwill ambassador.  Farhan has been too vocal on issues like gender equality and violence against women. He also runs a campaign called MARD (Men against Rape and Discrimination) to end gender disparity in India. Through MARD he represents the voice of concerned men of India on these issues.


The actor’s social media accounts were flooded with good wishes after the announcement of his appointment.  Farhan will now serve as an advocate of UN’s newly launched ‘HeorShe’ initiative that aims to bring gender equality and women empowerment.

Beauty queens get political as ‘world peace’ mantra fades

COLOMBIA: For those who dismiss beauty contests as parades of dream-girls gushing about world peace, Puerto Rican bombshell Valerie Hernandez Matias offers a twist: a serious political agenda.

The newly crowned Miss International told AFP she hopes to pay back her country’s education system for the opportunities it afforded her, after crediting teachers with helping her overcome learning difficulties as a child.

“My plan for the future is not only to work for my country on social problems which affect us, but also to set an example for people to follow in order to achieve a better future,” the 21-year-old said in an interview, eyes dried and make-up restored after her emotional win at Tuesday’s gala Tokyo event.

“One of the biggest social problems affecting Puerto Rico is in education. In high school I was in a special education programme. I suffered from attention deficit disorder but I managed to beat my condition thanks to the help I received from my teachers and people around me.

“Sadly, that type of help is declining nowadays,” she added after a knockout victory over Mexican Vianey Vazquez, considered by many as the favourite.

“I would like my Puerto Rico to use me as an example — now that I’ve won such an important title — as a spokeswoman for campaigns, to visit schools and help children,” she added.

Before delivering her manifesto, Hernandez Matias strolled through the swimsuit category in a blue number reminiscent of Halle Berry’s famous bikini scene in the 007 movie “Die Another Day”.

Amid the tears, hugs and squeals of joy and despair, politics was never far away in the competition: world peace was a common mantra, but runner-up Zuleika Suarez of Colombia vowed to tackle racial intolerance and Britain’s Victoria Tooby took aim at poverty and unemployment.

“I would love to be the face that gives people hope,” said platinum blonde Tooby. “With hard work, patience and determination you can achieve anything you want and change for the better.”

A video montage of the beauty queens visiting temples and posing presidentially with babies was shown on a big screen as judges deliberated over the winner.

Scenes of the contestants clapping with delight as a giant tuna was hacked apart by a sushi chef grated a little, tottering like a debutante in stilettos on the wrong side of political correctness.

Another clip showing them attempting to pick up peanuts with chopsticks could also have misfired, but Hernandez Matias, whose passion is ballet dancing, had even mastered that.

“I eat sushi three or four times a week in Puerto Rico,” she smiled, her crown glittering in a blaze of camera flashes. “I can’t express my happiness right now. I’m so proud for Puerto Rico.”

Colombia’s Suarez took away the ‘Miss Best Dresser’ award for her plunging, sequin-lined evening wear, which drew gasps from the audience, and earned her a pearl necklace from sponsors.

“I want to become a leader against racial discrimination, which is a really hard thing in my country,” said the 20-year-old, who also won the ‘Miss Friendship’ gong. “I want to take my message to every corner of Colombia and the world.”

Thailand’s Punika Kulsoontornrut valiantly forced a smile as her abundant charms and calls for world peace only brought her third place.

But Frenchwoman Aurianne Sinacola struck a blow for couch potatoes by winning the ‘Miss Perfect Body’ category.


“I’m surprised,” she laughed. “I’m not very sporty. I really don’t work out much at all, I just have a very healthy diet.”

Family members of a flight attendant of Malaysia Airlines (MAS), which was held in France for alleged sexual assault of a female passenger, four months ago, appealing for help to their father brought home soon.

The eldest son of the accused, who identified as Syaza, 24, said that since the incident they were three sisters trying to trace his father found himself placed in prison Maison D'arret de Villepinte, Saint Denis, about 30 minutes from Paris.

Syaza said all members of his family dead but was lucky to get help from the Malaysian Embassy in Paris and the Foreign Ministry were able to track down his father.

But he was disappointed with the attitude of MAS does not give any help, even on August 22 and then acting terminate his services after serving for 32 years with the company.
"Although the letter was dated August 22, we did not receive the letter until 15 September.

"The letter said that the MAS to provide notice 60 days from the date of the letter to file an appeal against the decision while they are aware that our father is in custody in Paris and not in Malaysia," he said.

However, he said, after receiving the letter, his family has filed an appeal to the MAS but did not get any feedback.

Syaza also feel very frustrated and angry because of her attempt to contact the MAS, including via e-mail for help is not given any response.

"Our father was working with the French authorities to protect the image and reputation of the company in which he has served for over 32 years and this is the reply he received.

"So far, my parents still have not been convicted of any offense.

"However, MAS has decided to terminate the service before being charged.
"Is it fair that anything made MAS? Where is their responsibility to protect their employees, "he said solemnly.

Syaza family worried because the French authorities are investigating lama.Peguam Our Children and the National Union of Cabin Crew, Malaysia (NUFAM) has written a letter to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to request an appointment to discuss the possibility of holding and options available to bring our father back, "he said.

He added that if there is a need to investigate, his family hopes the investigation can be carried out in Malaysia as enshrined in the Convention of Tokyo, 1963.

"We are all very missed our father and did not know what else we can do. We look forward to any party which can help come forward and help us bring back our father, "he said.

Allegations of sexual assault was made Australian female passenger, Laura Bushney of a Flight Supervisor (IFS) on a MAS flight MH20 from Kuala Lumpur to Paris.

Bushney claims involved steward sitting beside him, after a three-hour flight to Paris.
He was flying alone, said recording the incident using a smartphone hidden under a blanket on his lap.

The woman also had record Meursault with respect stewards after the incident. The steward was arrested shortly aircraft arrived at Charles de Gaulle Airport, Paris.