Bollywood Tabs

Film: "Meenakshi"; Cast: Rajiv Kanakala, Kamalinee Mukherjee, Amith, Sivakrishna, Ali, Rajitha and Kavitha; Music: Madhu; Director: Prabhakar; Producer: Vedavathi and Reddy; Banner: Easwari Art Pictures

Indrajit Lankesh has declared war. The war is against Gireesh Kasarvalli, Mukymanthri Chandru. It all started when the award list for the year 2004-2005 was announced. Gireesh Kasaravalli and P Sheshadri did not receive the award, as they felt that the jury has not stuck to the guidelines of selecting a particular film for the award. This was brought to the notice of the concerned authority, but no action was taken. Hence Gireesh Kasaravalli stayed away from the awards function. Director Indrajit Lankesh was mum over the issue till recently. But on 1st April, he called a press meet and said that Aishwarya will be his last film. He prefers journalism and does not wish to get involved in film politics, he said.

P Sheshadri deserves a round of applause for making a film like Thuttoori.

Sheshadri, who now runs a dance academy in Dallas, Texas, has penned the lyrics, composed music and sung the numbers in the yet unnamed album.

Years back Telugu superstar Chiranjeevi was seen in a Hindi film Aaj Ka Gundaraj where he was paired opposite Meenakshi Seshadri. Now its the turn of his younger brother to appear in a namesake film!

Michael Radford™s next film stars Demi Moore and Michael Caine, and he told Meenakshi Shedde about planning a big one based on the Ramayana

In perhaps, what is the biggest licensing and merchandising initiative on Indian television, Star formalised tie-ups with leading companies like Big Bazaar, which was formally launched by a group of leading ladies from of the Star Parivaar -- Sarita Joshi Baa from Baa Bahoo Aur Baby, Sara Khan and Parul Chauhan aka Sadhana and Ragini from Bidaai and Sucheta Trivedi Meenakshi from Baa Bahoo Aur Baby.

Meenakshi Sucheta Trivedi in real life from Baa Bahoo Aur Baby speaks about her various projects and parting ways with producer Ekta Kapoor.

Top seed Arvind Bhat and seasoned campaigner B R Meenakshi, both 29 and from Bangalore, clinched the mens and womens singles titles in the Rs five-lakh prize money Tata Open All India Badminton Tournament in Mumbai on Thursday.