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Mallika Sherawat was born on October 24, 1971 in Karnal Haryana is an Indian actress and model. Known for her public openness, she is frequently featured in Indian media as sex symbol. Sherawat’s birth name is Reema Lamba; she says that she adopted the screen name of “Mallika”, meaning “empress” to avoid confusion with other actresses named Reema. “Sherawat” is her mother’s maiden name.

Mallika’s started her filmy career by onscreen debut in Lak Tunoo, a music video by Surjit Bindrakhia. She attracted wide notice with her appearance in the 2003 movie Khwahish. In 2004, she starred in Murder, a film inspired by Hollywood’s Unfaithful. She received a nomination for Best Actress at the Zee Cine Awards ceremony for her performance in Murder. The film went on to become one of the biggest hits of the year.

Since then, Sherawat has been known for her courage to express her opinions in public, as well as because of the reaction to some of her statements. She also made news when she won a small role in a Jackie Chan movie, The Myth; she made a widely publicized appearance at the Cannes Film Festival to promote The Myth. However, her performance in the 2006 film Pyaar Ke Side Effects co-starring Rahul Bose won her praise from around the industry, and the film also garnered decent collections at the box office becoming a moderate success.

She played a small role in Dasavathaaram after her item number in a Tamil film. Her first 2007 release was Himesh Reshammiya’s Aap Ka Suroor – The Real Love Story, where she played a “vampish role”. Mallika herself has protested, saying that it is a negative role but not a vamp role. With Aap Ka Suroor she has become the most expensive “Item Girl”, as she charged Rs. 1.5 crore for her Item number in the movie. Aap Ka Suroor did well at the box office.

Her last release of 2007 was Welcome which also did well at the box office receiving blockbuster status. Her 2008 releases are Ugly aur Pagli and Mann gaye Mughal e Azam. Although Mallika got praises for her acting, both films were not successful at the box office. She is now doing a Hollywood film named Hisss starring Irrfan Khan directed by Jennifer Lynch.

The film is in Post-production stage. Mallika is now staying in Los Angeles. She is on a working visa recommended by Jackie Chan. She is also famous on twitter with username mallikala. On 14 August, 2009 Mallika received the LA Honorary Citizenship. Sherawat has been voted as one of Asia’s 100 most beautiful people by the Hong Kong based fashion and beauty magazine, Cover.

Ranbir Kapoor is the fourth generation inheritor of the Kapoor lineage. The younger child of hugely loved actors Rishi and Neetu Kapoor is steadily climbing the ladder to enter Bollywood’s big league.
“I understand the frustration of a person who’s not from a film family. The amount of struggle he has to go through, he has to work five times harder, but that doesn’t take away the fact that I worked hard too. My foray in films may have been easier, I might get big banner films; people are aware of my existence and have certain expectations. They are downsides also; you are criticised more, your fall is harder, and the comparisons are inevitable,” he explains his struggle.

In the world’s largest democracy, where the Gandhis are looked upon as political royalty, the Kapoors are known for their historical association with Indian celluloid.

Rahul Gandhi is considered the future Prime Minister and Ranbir Kapoor, the next superstar in the making. To draw parallels between the Gandhis and the Kapoors might be rationale for scribes and commentators, yet it is the fascination of Indians with inheritance and values that overrides everything.

Ranbir Kapoor has never seen his lineage as a trap; he’s quietly working to enhance his ownership of being a Kapoor. His last two films weren’t box office hits, but one couldn’t ignore the charisma he exuded on-screen; girls swooned over his towel act and critics were wowed by his acting prowess.

“I think it’s the love people have for my family which has been contributing to Indian cinema for 75 years, so I am sure there’s some good will which has rubbed off on me. It’s a little bit of luck and faith that audiences and filmmakers have shown (in me), which is keeping me alive.”

Hi! Blitz meets the actor in Bhopal where he’s shooting for Rajniti, a high voltage political drama, playing a slightly negative role of a young politician.

His journey so far leading up to the silver screen has been an intuitive one. Schooling at Bombay Scottish, was followed by HR College and later at Lee Strasberg, New York. He returned and assisted Bhansali in Black.

The film was the complete antithesis to his new release Wake Up Sid in which he plays a 21-year-old. He was always a bit like lazy Jughead and goofy Archie, the teen characters from the popular American comic, but films were always at the nucleus.

Dressed in Louis Vuitton’s Fall-Winter 09/10 collection, he gamely did the fashion number for Hi! Blitz in the rugged outdoors. He’s a bit harsh on himself. “I think I am an extremely bad model and clotheshorse who does not understand high fashion and labels.”

Ranbir and elder sister Riddhima, were sheltered from the extravagance of showbiz by their parents, Rishi and Neetu Kapoor.

Ranbir as a kid was notorious and often put his mom in embarrassing situations. “He would just run out of the class to play with the cats. He would go under the table, and once tried to look under his teacher’s skirt. I was really embarrassed,” Neetu tells the magazine.

His biggest fear?

“Being an actor, you have so much of something one day and the next day it could all be gone. You shouldn’t take success for granted because there are 500 million people out there who are far more talented and don’t get the opportunity. I have the opportunity, and therefore I should work hard and respect it.”

Now that’s the trait of a true-blue successor.

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