Bihaad (2010)-
No One Killed Jessica (2010) -
Ishqiya (2010) - Krishna -
Paa (2009) - Vidya -
Kismat Konnection (2008) - Priya -
Halla Bol (2008) - Sneha -
Dus Kahaniyaan (2007) -
Om Shanti Om (2007) - special appearance -
Bhool Bhulaiyaa (2007) - Avni -
Heyy Babyy (2007) - Esha -
Eklavya (2007) - Rajeshwari -
Salaam-E-Ishq: A Tribute to Love (2007) - Tehzeeb -
Guru (2007) - Meenu -
Lage Raho Munna Bhai (2006) - RJ Jahnvi -
Parineeta (2005) - Lolita
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Rani and Vidya's hot fight

Well, the two ladies are going to share the screen space together in their forthcoming flick 'No One Killed Jessica'. You would be amazed to know that though the ladies are working in the same movie but these ladies never talked or bonded after their scene was complete. The ladies don't even sit and chat after the director called cut. Sources says that, Rani Mukherjee and Vidya Balan have shot most of their scenes together, after completion of their respective scenes and dialogues, these divas never liked interacting each other not even in the breaks.
These happening divas never used to discuss their scenes. Moreover, the actresses returned to their vanity vans as soon as their scene was done. Sources further says that, Rani Mukherjee and Vidya Balan preferred to come out only when the next shot was ready.The internal news says that, Rani seems very unapproachable to her co-star Vidya because she feels that she is the senior actress than her. Rani believes that, she has been in the industry for much longer than Vidya.
This kind of attitude of Rani's had created a communication gap between these two divas. Well, smart Vidya clarifies the reality of the clash by saying that she and Rani are friends and not rivals as popularly assumed in fact Rani often shared expert tips with her. Vidya doesn't forget to add that, Rani is a great actress and she has learned a lot while working with her. Well, Rani and Vidya all we can say that only you girls know what the reality is ? Presently, Vidya Balan is looking forward for her another upcoming project 'Chenab Ghandhi' with big hopes wherein she is going to share the screen space for the second time with the Megastar of the Indian Film Industry, Amitabh Bachchan.
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Vidya in an 'Item Number'
Vidya reacts on it by saying that, she is not at all against doing an item song, the only condition is that,she should like it. Sources say that, Vidya is going to perform a traditional version of the Mohiniattam dance form. It is not a raunchy number although it is a sensuous one. 'This item number has a completely different flavour, it is not like other item numbers', says Vidya.Santosh Sivan, the Director of the movie was really impressed by her sensuous “Indian look” in Ishqiya. So,Vidya was the first and only choice of the Director for this song. 'Urmi' is a period film that moves around the killer of Vasco Da Gama. Her other upcoming projects are- Bullet Train with Anil Kapoor, Sunil Shetty, Ajay Devgan and 'Chenab Ghandhi' with Amitabh Bachchan.
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Vidya’s Cousin makes her Bollywood Entry
Another southern actress is gearing up to make her presence felt in Bollywood. And as far as reviews go, she is already well on her way.
This is none other than Vidya Balan’s cousin Priya Mani. The actress recently was cast in a small but important role in Mani Ratnam’s much hyped “Raavan”.
And she has caught the attention of Bollywood with her small role, in which she describes her gang rape by cops. Her powerful acting has already raised eyebrows.
And generated attention towards her. While the leads of the film are cribbing about the editing in the movie, this newcomer is very satisfied with her role.
“My role couldn’t be cut. Mani Sir told me it brought colour and vibrancy into the story,” said she. Well, evidently, she made quite an impression in that small role and Ram Gopal Verma has already cast her in his next film “Rakta Charitra”.
Priya, though is not a newcomer in the field of cinema. The actress, who has been acting from the age of 18, has done many roles in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada. In 2006, she even won the national award for her performance in a southern film. But the actress was not eager to continue doing serious roles. “I quickly gravitated towards conventional glamorous roles because I no longer had to prove myself as an actress,” she said.
When asked, if she is banking on her cousin Vidya to help her out in this unknown B’Town, she was quick to reply, “No, I’m not really in touch with Vidya. I’m more in touch with her father. Whenever I visit Mumbai, I make it point to meet him. But I don’t expect them to help me in Bollywood at all…”
Vidya goes traditional once again
Check out this pretty lady. Vidya chose this lovely pink & black sari for the HT Cafe Relaunch Party.
Loved the pink cotton sari with the embroidered blouse on her. But Vidya, we wouldn’t mind you experimenting with it as well. Try different fabrics, prints, blouse styles. Her hair, make up and minimal jewelery makes her even more prettier.
Karan was on the panel discussion. Fail to believe, Karan who is so good with his clothes, got this so wrong for himself
Managed to get a pic with a close up of her shoes. Naaaaaa…… not very impressive.
I will give her a 8 on 10 rating.
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Gorgeous Vidya Balan at Ishqiya DVD launch
Ishqiya directed by Vishal Bhardwaj created a new benchmark with its unique flavour and earthy music. The film was well received by audiences all over India. Arshad Warsi and Vidya Balan launched the DVD of Ishqiya and both requested their fans to put an end to piracy. The DVD of the film includes behind the scene shots and clips which didn’t make it to the silver screen.
Who looks hot in a sari???
‘No One Killed Jessica’ is waiting for its Leading Lady
Vidya Balan
The original plan to cast a big star for the role of Jessica Lal, the assassinated model from Delhi, in the upcoming movie ‘No One Killed Jessica‘ has fallen out. Vidya Balan is playing Jessica’s sister Sabrina Lal and Rani Mukherji is playin the role of an investigative journalist. However, the chance of finding an establishedactor to play the small role of Jessica Lal has faded out. The directors and producers are facing a lack of choice and have decided to cast a newcomer for this role.
Vidya Balan enjoys link up with actors
Filmfare awards winner Vidya Balan has been linked with almost all her co-stars, the most publicist being Shahid Kapoor. And if you think she is disturbed by those rumors, think again. The truth is that she enjoys reading her link up stories.
Vidya said that the stories of link ups do bothers her but sometimes appreciate well-written stories. She added that there was a time when she felt she was out of work if she wasn’t linked to her co-stars.
Vidya Balan receives Filmfare 2010 Best Actress Award
It was a dream come true for Vidya Balan as she received her first ever Filmfare best actress award for her outstanding performance in Paa as Amitabh Bachchan’s mother.
Vidya who won the Naa-real award(SRK-Saif had given it to her for her bad dress sense) in the year 2008, on receiving the award said, “From nariyal to this Black lady, it’s been a great journey at the Filmfare. I thank Balki (director), my parents and Arundhati Nag. Also I would like to add that motherhood is a rewarding feeling, so I am greatly thankful to my son Auro who made me a mother.”
Vidya wore a beautiful orange colored Sabyasachi saree and completed the look with Rudraksh beaded necklace.
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Vidya Balan sizzles on Verve
Check out Vidya Balan turning glam for Verve magazine latest issue, where she says, she can be a seductress too. Like?
Ishqiya Movie Premiere
Ishqiya - Movie Review
Cast :: Naseruddin Shah, Arshad Warsi, Vidya Balan, Anupam KherGet ready for tangy, pungent, sizzling and spicy stuff. Be forewarned, ISHQIYA isn't the fluffy, candyfloss, saccharine sweet story of lovers breaking into songs in mustard fields. In ISHQIYA, you just don't know what turn the story may take next. Not just the story, even the characters here are so impulsive and unpredictable.
You need to have a strong stomach to absorb ISHQIYA. It's high on drama, it's wild, it's real. But it's not dark, it's not sleazy, it's not crass. Frankly, you don't expect debutante director Abhishek Chaubey to make a stereotypical fare thanks to the tutelage by his guru Vishal Bhardwaj, who loves to swim against the tide and undertake risks in film after film.
You could call ISHQIYA a distant cousin of OMKARA. Set in Gorakhpur in North India, the film has a rustic feel, depicts characters that may make you uncomfortable and is laced with saucy lingo. Yet, it's different than OMKARA.
Final word? You can't help but fall in ishq with ISHQIYA. Tired of sherbat? Try this spicy jaljeera for a change!
Two thieves, Khalujaan [Naseeruddin Shah] and Babban [Arshad Warsi], are on the run from their boss, Mushtaq. They seek refuge at a friend's house, but instead meet his widow, Krishna [Vidya Balan]. The time spent together draws the duo to her, Khalu with his tinted vision of old-fashioned love and Babban with his lustful eye. But the past catches up with all three!
There's no denying that the promos had prepared me of the journey ahead, yet it took me a good 15-odd minutes to get into the world of Khalujaan, Babban and Krishna. But once you get sucked into their world, the blurred images start getting clearer and clearer and you become an active participant in their journey.
The first hour passes in a jiffy, but the story actually gets dramatic and volatile in its second hour. It's at this stage that things start getting more and more unpredictable. Thestory does a somersault every 10 minutes and by the time it reaches its finale, you're curious to know how the debutante director would conclude this saga. The end, of course, will have its share of advocates and adversaries, but the fact remains that it's offbeat.
Abhishek Chaubey is a welcome addition to the ranks of avid storytellers. His choice of the subject and also handling of the material is what makes this film so eminently watchable. Not once do you feel that ISHQIYA has been helmed by a first-timer. Note the change of events in the song 'Dil To Bachcha Hain Ji' or the kidnap drama and the heated argument that follows thereafter. Even the passionate lovemaking sequence between Arshad and Vidya has been dexterously canned.
However, Chaubey and his team of writers could've kept the writing simplistic towards the finale. It's complex and also lacks clarity. Yet, all said and done, screenplay writers Vishal Bhardwaj, Sabrina Dhawan and Abhishek Chaubey deserve kudos for coming up with a film that keeps you hooked for most parts.
Vishal Bhardwaj's musical score has his unmistakable stamp all over. The film is embellished with two lilting gems - 'Ibne Batuta' and 'Dil To Bachcha Hain Ji' - which are a rage with listeners already and have been juxtaposed beautifully in the plot. Mohana Krishna's cinematography is first-rate. Dialogues [Vishal Bhardwaj] are acidic and a few lines are indeed startling.
Every actor in ISHQIYA delivers a sparkling performance! Naseeruddin Shah is superb as a romantic. He is matchless in the sequence when he learns the truth about Vidya and Arshad. Arshad packs in a bravura performance yet again. Post MUNNABHAI films, Arshad should be liked in this one the maximum. Vidya continues to surprise. It's a dynamic performance undoubtedly. PAA and ISHQIYA are two landmarks in her career.
The actors enacting the role of Jijaji, the kidnapped victim and Vidya's husband are all perfect. The child, who interacts with Arshad, is natural. In fact, every performance in ISHQIYA is worthy of mention.
On the whole, ISHQIYA is definitely worth a watch. The film has a riveting plot, great performances, soulful music, an absorbing story and skilful direction to make the viewer fall in ishq with it.
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Vidya Balan wins best actress award at Lions Gold Awards
Vidya Balan won the best actress award for her role in Paa at the recently held Lions Gold Awards. Congratulations Vidya.
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Vidya: Sucking Arshad’s thumb was sexy
Vidya Balan in her upcoming movie Ishqiya was required to suck on Arshad Warsi’s thumb suggestively and everytime she sucked on Arshad’s thumb she burst into laughter.
Vidya says, “Fortunately Arshad is a friend. We’ve gotten along well from the time we did Lage Raho Munnabhai together. I don’t know I’d have been able to do a scene like putting my co-star’s finger in the mouth with someone else. That gesture of sucking Arshad’s thumb was so raunchy and sexy, so not me, I couldn’t connect with it all.”
Talking about her character Vidya says, “I play this rustic voluptuous woman. All my weight-loss happened after I did this film. I had to looked filled up for this part.
In Ishqiya everything from the way I wore my saree to the way I looked at men, was alien to me. The role exposed me to a new way of interpreting a liberated woman. My character in Ishqiya may not know about feminism. But she’s truly liberated.”
Lets see if Vidya continuous her Paa magic run in Ishqiya.
Big B and Vidya Balan win best actor awards for Paa
Amitabh Bachchan and Vidya Balan bagged the best actor awards at the recently held Star Screen Awards for their outstanding performance in Paa.Abhishek and Amitabh won the best jodi award for Paa.Later in night when Big B – Abhishek won the best jodi award awesome foursome Big B, Abhishek, SRK and Shahid performed the Auro dance.
Ishqiya - Music Review
Cast :: Naseruddin Shah, Arshad Warsi, Vidya Balan, Anupam KherWith its Sufi elements, the mellow retro-styled Dil to Bachcha Hai will have you hooked right from the start, Vishal doing a magnificent job with the instruments, the claps, the accordion (or harmonium, I am not quite sure!) et al. And Rahat Fateh Ali sounds so beautifully at home rendering this track as compared to the songs he sang last year. The remix also has an alluring arrangement, but doesn’t quite capture the magic of the original. The English part sung by Clinton Cerejo doesn’t gel in with the actual lyrics. Ibn-E-Batuta starts off exuding a heady feel akin to Raat Ke Dhai Baje, Dil Haara and the likes. But somewhere along the course of the song the effect starts wearing off, in spite of the high energy vocals by Mika and Sukhwinder. The two remixes can be steered clear of, totally lacking the class or the charm that was there in the Dil To Bachcha Hai remix. The first remix in fact sounds more of a travesty with its annoying chipmunkish processing of Ibn-E-Batuta.
Rekha Bharadwaj gets behind the microphone to deliver Ab Mujhe Koi, a conventional ghazal set to a rather unconventional background consisting of guitars, keyboard and drums. Needless to say Rekha does a wonderful job of rendering the song. She returns to sing the last track of the album, Badi Dheere Jali, a track set to raag Miya Ki Todi I think. The arrangement sees a wonderful fusion of western and eastern instruments.
After giving a very massy soundtrack in Kaminey, Vishal this time opts for a mix of the massy and the esoteric. For that reason Ishqiya’s soundtrack is not going to enjoy the widespread acceptance that Kaminey’s did, barring the first two songs. Nevertheless Ishqiya once again demonstrates the class act that Vishal Bharadwaj is. And in Dil To Bachcha Hai I already have my first entry for the top 15 tracks of 2010!
Dil To Bachcha Hai
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's voice suits any song he sings, 'Dil To Bachcha' is also no exception. This is not the typical soulful track from Rahat but a complete different composition, much required for the singer too, as he was getting monotonous.
Ibn-E-Batuta
I don't understand what the title means but its a very catchy word. This is a rough song with music hitting straight on your face. The video picturization adds a lot of character to this song.
Ab Mujhe Koi
Music is simple and plain, only the basic guitar tunes are used. The singer Rekha Bhardwaj tries to connect with the audience but fails.
Badi Dheere Jali
This song is too depressing. Painfully slow accompanied by sitar music is a no show.
Ishqiya Music Album is half good and obviously half bad attempt. Importance to music is clearly not seen in the original tracks but remixes offer more then the required. First 2 tracks - Dil To Bachcha Hai and Ibn-E-Batuta are made for the crowds, absolute entertainers and the other 2 songs are painfully slow, dead beat tracks from Rekha Bhardwaj. The album offers us something new which was also necessary considering the theme of the film but no song can grasp your attention for long.
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