 |  | |
| SUBSCRIBE | |
 | |
| CURRENT ISSUE | |
| |
| ARCHIVE | |
| |
| LETTER FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF | |
| |
| MAIL OF THE WEEK | |
| |
| OFFTRACK | |
| |
| BODYLINE | |
| |
| INDIASCOPE | |
| |
| |
| YOUR WEEK | |
| |
| EYECATCHERS | |
| |
| UPCOMING EVENTS | |
| |
| CURRENT ISSUE JULY 09, 2007 |
| EYECATCHERS |
 |
Q. What was working with Rajnikant like? A. He is a demi-god. Often you are disappointed on meeting stars but when I met him my admiration quadrupled. Q. Did you have language problems? A. I’m a pucca north Indian doing Telugu and Tamil movies. I know Telugu, but someone has to dub for me. Q. Your first Bollywood film Shukriya was a dud. A. After Shukriya I wanted to do good work. Interesting offers came from the south. Now I have some great offers in Bollywood so I’ve moved to Mumbai. Q. Does that mean it’s goodbye to regional films? A. We should look at Indian cinema as a whole rather than concentrating on regional differences. | |
| |
 A New DawnCall her eye candy or simply Suga Candy, the latest looker doing the rounds of music channels is hot import Rose Dawn. The 19-year-old girl from London is creating quite a stir with Frankfinn Music’s new remix video Kahin pe nigahen and is already well-versed with celebrity lingo. “Item numbers can be classy and naughty and need not be raunchy,” declares Dawn. Interestingly, the Anglo-Indian beauty claims she knows the basics of Kathak, Bharatanatyam, hip-hop, tap dance, ballet and belly dancing. The dawn of a new dance diva, perhaps? | |
| |
 RECORD ROWBhavik Gandhi, 30, a venture capitalist, took 106 days to row a distance of 6,393 km from Spain to Antigua, becoming the first Asian to row solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Born in Mumbai and settled in Stockholm, Sweden, Gandhi set a world record when his boat Miss Olive docked at Jabberwock beach on June 14. No mean feat, indeed. | |
| |
-Compiled by Kimi Dangor | |
| |
Dance Diva
|
