Bollywood director Ali Abbas Zafar, of "Mere Brother Ki Dulhan" fame, says the politically turbulent nature of Kolkata will help audiences to understand the characters and story of his next venture "Gunday" better.

A year after receiving critical acclaim for portraying Jhilmil Chatterjee, an autistic Bengali girl, in "Barfi", National Award winner Priyanka Chopra feels elated at her second outing as a Bengali character in the forthcoming film

Gerard Butler-starrer "Olympus Has Fallen", a fast paced action thriller, will hit the screens in India March 22.

Bollywood 'king' Shah Rukh Khan will now endorse Frooti, made from the king of fruits - mango. He has shot a TV commercial for the brand with children, and says he is "delighted" with the association.

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who earned the tag of "Angry Young Man" after his films "Zanjeer" and "Namak Haraam", believes the first actor to hold the title is not him but Sunil Dutt who portrayed an angry Birju in the 1957-epic "Mot

Actress Konkona Sen Sharma, who will soon be seen in horror flick "Ek Thi Daayan", loves the genre and says she believes the paranormal exists.

Neil Nitin Mukesh is so confident of his forthcoming psychological thriller "3G" that he compares it with three Hollywood ventures - "The Omen", "What Lies Beneath" and "The Sixth Sense".

Actress Sonal Chauhan, who worked hard on her body to carry off bikinis in her forthcoming release "3G", does not believe in dieting and eats everything.