Desi movies, English titles – the new Bollywood fad

Madhur Bhandrakar’s Movies with English names are a new fad in Bollywood. While some filmmakers argue that their script demands it, others admit it helps sell movies in the global market.Most of National Award winning director Madhur Bhandarkar’s movies have had English titles — be it “Page 3″, “Corporate”, “Traffic Signal” or “Fashion” – and he says he chose them because the script demanded it.”There is no particular reason why I select the English titles, it is just the demanding factor for my films. I think I could not have got a better title than ‘Page 3′ as the film showcases the lives of high society people,” Bhandarkar told IANS.”The title is the first reflection of what a film is all about

People think I am too intelligent for comedy: Lara Dutta

The former Miss Universe, who has been a part of successful comedies like ‘Partner’ and ‘No Entry’, said that there are many who think that she is too intelligent for comedy.”People think that I am this cerebral person because I have been the Miss Universe. They think I am too intelligent for comedy. But I enjoy doing comedy the best, it is my favourite genre,” said the actress who was in the city to promote her upcoming film ‘Do Knot Disturb’ where she plays a ditzy supermodel having an affair with a much married Govinda.The actress seemed so keen to ditch the “intellectual tag” that she went on to say that her character is rather close to life.”I play Dolly, a supermodel, I can use the word pin-up for her

iTwinge: the perfectly named iPhone keyboard

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