Shruti Haasan: Dhanush is my best friend in the business!

This is what Shruti Haasan had to say when asked about her alleged affair with Raanjhanaa star Dhanush

“I know there are 10,000 rumors. For me, it’s a rare connect with someone. Dhanush is an important friend because when nobody thought I could play the part in 3, he stood by me and said I could do it.

For anyone in any job, it’s important that people have faith in you. I owe him so much. Also we get along well. We have so much to talk about. He is also a comprehensive artiste. But I’m not going around justifying to people. I’m not going to tell people to put a microchip in my bum and follow me, so that they can know the truth. He is my best friend in the business. He has always helped me artistically.”

Why is Shruti Haasan in a dilemma?

It’s going to be a tough Friday for Shruti Haasan fans with two of her films releasing on the same day

Shruti Haasan is in a situation that most actors dread! Whenever a movie release is around the corner, most actors secretly hate the fact that they have to take on multi-city promotional tours to promote their movies. But imagine the dilemma if an actors’ two different films were to be released on the same day! It must be a nightmare, with the poor artist running around between two production houses. And imagine the dilemma that the fans face!

Well, our favourite starlet Shruti is in a sticky situation with two of her films Ramaiya Vastavaiya and D-Day releasing on the same day. And the two roles couldn’t have been more different. While D-Day has her playing a Pakistani prostitute who falls for a RAW agent Arjun Rampal, Ramaiya Vastavaiya has her playing a naughty village belle. We’re sure it’s great for Shruti, but her fans must definitely be confused which one to go for first! And since we love her so much, we can’t take sides, so it’s best if you told us what your pick is this weekend?

Bollywood mourns the death of Indian cinema’s most loved villain Pran ‘sahab’

Legendary actor Pran’s death here late Friday evening left Bollywood celebrities nostalgic
Some remembered his iconic villain roles, while some recollected his popular dialogues and songs, and there were others who shared what a “heart of gold” the “gentleman” had. Pran, whose real name was Pran Kishan Sikand, was 93. He died at the Lilavati Hospital here at 8:30 p.m., his son said.

Following the news of his death, a flurry of Bollywood celebrities – both old and new, took to Twitter to share their fondest memories of the actor, who made an endearing impact on his fans as a hero, villain and a character actor in a filmography of over 400 movies across a career spanning six decades.

Here’s what the celebrities had to say:

Amitabh Bachchan: Pran sahab passes away! A gentleman, most collaborative colleague, a senior of immense distinction, a true disciplined professional.Another magnificent pillar of the Film Industry, falls. Our illustrious edifice in ruins, as stalwart after stalwart leaves.

Priyanka Chopra: It’s such a loss for cinema..wish I had had the chance to know him.leaving a legacy that will stay with Indian cinema forever.RIP Pran saheb

Shah Rukh Khan: Why do icons who shaped our lives and emotions have to go away? U will sir, remain etched in our hearts. Allah bless ur soul Pran Sahib.

Karan Johar: Truly the end of a magnificent and glorious era. He was a gentleman superstar and heaven is blessed today.

Kabir Bedi: Farewell Pran sahab, godfather of Indian villains, your legendary characters illuminated the annals of Indian cinema. Deepest respects. RIP

Anupam Kher: Final curtain call for one of the most loved actors of Indian cinema. An actor and a gentleman. Pran sahab, we will miss you and your warmth.

Sridevi: Today we have lost a legend, a gem and an iconic actor. We will miss you. RIP Pran sahab.

Riteish Deshmukh: SHER KHAN you will live forever. RIP Pran sahab. Thank you for entertaining us all these years. Will miss you sir.

Smriti Z Irani: It’s your talent that will define your career as an actor not the tag of ‘hero’ or ‘villain’ – that’s the example set by Pran sahab. RIP.

Preity Zinta: RIP Pran sahab! Did not know him personally, but heard he was a perfect gentleman with a heart of gold!

Arjun Rampal: RIP Pran sahab, you immortalised so many characters, was fortunate to play one of them. You live in my heart forever.

Dia Mirza: Six decades of entertainment, over 400 hundred films…STALWART.

Manoj Bajpayee: May Pran sahab’s soul rest in peace! In an industry of hero and villain, he ruled the space he was given.

Mohit Chauhan: The villian we loved to hate. You will be missed Pran sahab. Thank you for all those brilliant performances.

Tusshar Kapoor: RIP Pran sahab, your humungous body of work will live forever!

Abhishek Kapoor: RIP Pran sahab.. thank you for all those wonderful movies

Vishal Dadlani: Yaari hai imaan mera, yaar meri zindagi! Pran sahab, RIP.