NOVEMBER
15TH
2010
Preity Zinta & Cherie Blair: Bonding well for a cause
Preity Zinta may be away from flashlights for quite sometime now, giving more time and attention to her business moves than her acting career but the lady surely is as active and happening as ever. She will be the only celebrity to meet and greet the former First Lady of Britain, Cherie Blair, who will be visiting India in the month of December.
The two developed great rapport when they met at the annual Diwali charity auction in Britain hosted by The Loomba Trust that has been generously supported by former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s wife. Preity and Cherie talked on several issues like healthcare, infant mortality rate, female foeticide and the need for nutrition for most pregnant women in India.
Cherie’s visit to India will deal with issues regarding the upliftment of the conditions of the underprivileged and needy here. Preity also plans to throw a dinner for Blair but is in no mood to reveal her plans now. She said, “I cannot say what I’m planning to do for Cherie as it is really in the planning stages.”
DECEMBER
3RD
2010
Preity Zinta picks up the cause for wild cats
If the news of the dynamic duo of Hrithik Roshan and Priyanka Chopra playing the lead in the remake of yesteryear’s ‘Agneepath’ was not enough, the latest development to this story is the addition of Sanjay Dutt for the iconic role of Kancha Cheena played by Danny Denzongpa in the original version. Earlier, Rishi Kapoor was approached for the bad man’s role. But the veteran actor declined the offer following a skirmish over KJo’s talk show ‘Koffee with Karan’ recently.
Dutt is super excited about his role. However, KJo is not talking about it right now as he plans to make a big announcement soon. Also he doesn`t want Rishi to know right now that he has been replaced as Kapoor is likely to go off on another tirade against him
This remake of Agneepath is to be directed by debutant Karan Malhotra and produced by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions. Hrithik and Sanju shared screen space earlier in Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s Mission Kashmir almost 10 years ago.
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