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Multiplexes fast gobbling up India's single hall theatres A decade after the first multiplex opened in India, the magic of its comfort-viewing and Dolby digital sound effects has got most cinema goers hooked.
Kashmiris nostalgic about good old movie days The levels of violence may be down, but beautiful Kashmir Valley is far from regaining its old glory as the dream destination of movie producers.
Monica Bedi wants to return to films Monica Bedi, who spent five years behind bars in Portugal and India before walking free Wednesday, said she has learnt many lessons from life in jail but would now like to return to films as she was getting a lot of offers.
	Nepal filmdom, media rejoice at Shilpa's victory. Nepal's film industry and media rejoiced at Bollywood actor Shilpa Shetty's victory on British reality show "Celebrity Big Brother", stressing that art should have no boundaries of race, colour or religion.
Hrithik, Kareena bag best actor Star Screen awards. Bollywood heartthrob Hrithik Roshan was adjudged best actor for his superhero act in "Krrish" while Kareena Kapoor bagged the best actress for her role in "Omkara" at the Hero Honda Star Screen Awards here.
Bollywood flicks to watch out for in 2007. It rained hits like "Rang De Basanti", "Krrish" and "Vivah" in 2006, and the coming year holds as much promise, if not more, with a slew of interesting movies lined up for release.

	New Year plans, resolutions of TV actors. Most Indian television stars are set to let their hair down on New Year eve. And in 2007 they plan to improvise on their work, equip themselves with new skills and get rid of bad habits.
'Awaara' most 'successful' film of all times The 1951 Raj Kapoor starrer "Awaara" has been seen and enjoyed by so many across the globe that it may well be the "most successful film in the history of cinema at large", according to a leading professor of film studies.
	2006, a watershed year for Sanjay Dutt. As Sanjay Dutt looks back on 2006 that transformed his magnum screen image from a kind-hearted but fake doctor to a frivolous follower of the Mahatma, it is doubtful if he will find inspiration to pursue the projects on hand as vigorously as he did the previous ones.
Is Randeep Hooda more finicky than Aamir Khan? Ram Gopal Varma's discovery Randeep Hooda, who made his debut with "D", seems to be more finicky than Aamir Khan in choosing roles.