In Ravi Chopra’s Banda Yeh Bindaas Hai, Tabu shall be playing a naughty lawyer. The acclaimed actress has never played a completely over the top sensuous character before and is excited to play the part in this Hollywood comedy, My Cousin Vinny’s Bollywood remake.

Our source informs, “Ravi Chopra managed to convince Tabu in playing a sexy character for his next, Banda Yeh Bindaas Hai. When she was first offered the part by him she had declined it. But after a lot of deliberation, Chopra managed to get the Namesake starlet going in for the role. The role requires Tabu to expose her body. But since the film is a comedy she won’t be presented in a vulgar manner.”

Film actress Meera is to star in Adnan Sami’s new music video. The actress told that she had met with Mr Sami on a recent trip to Bombay.

He offered me work in his next video and hopefully I will be working in it,” she said. Part of the video is to be shot in India and the rest abroad. Mr Sami is one of the most popular singers in India.

Meera said she would return to India in a couple of days for shooting of Nazar Kay Samnay, a film written by Mahesh Bhatt and to be directed by Soni Razdan. London-based producer Sev Ali of the Asian Pictures International and Mr Bhatt are the producers of the movie.

Govinda, Raveena Tandon and Preeti Jhangiani make an interesting triangle in director Manoj Aggarwal’s forthcoming comic flick “Wah! Tera Kya Kehna”. The film’s music by Jatin-Lalit duo is another slapstick fare that is typical of Govinda films. Sameer’s lyrics too are tepid and cliched.

The highlight of the album is “I want Money”, the pseudo-English or rather Hinglish number that has Govinda exercising his vocal chords in distorted English along with Shweta Pandit. The song is about the hero’s unflagging desire to possess more and more money.

Director: David Dawan
Music: Shankar Eshan Loy
Cast: Govinda, Sanjay Dutt, Jacki Shroff, Amrita Arora, Nandini Singh
Released by: Mukta Arts

This is the 16th film of Govinda with David Dawan. As anticipated it was supposed to be a comedy laughter but it didn’t turn out well. The co-star couple Govinda and Sanjay Dutt, who gave two good comedy movies with David Dawan’s direction before in ‘Haseena maan jayegi’ and ‘Jodi no.1′, has now starred in his third venture ‘Ek aur Ek gyarah’.

Mukta Arts as a pioneer once again in innovative techniques decided to release the music of its forthcoming film ‘Ek Aur Ek Gyarah’ in a unique way by donating 11000 sets of stationary to students from various schools in Mumbai.

Showcasing their support towards the noble cause and marking the release of the film’s music, the leading stars of ‘Ek aur Ek Gyarah’, Sanjay Dutt and Govinda along with Producer Subhash Ghai, Director David Dhawan and CMD - Super Cassettes Industries Bhushan Kumar and Director Super Cassettes Industries Krishan Kumar gave away the stationary to students at a simple function at the Bombay Petit Municipal School in Bandra.

This Govinda/Karisma film takes you by surprise - devoid of the usual humour, vulgar jhatka matkas, nonsensical storylines and above all David Dhawan.

SHIKARI is an interesting mix of romance and suspense, and exploits Govinda’s talent like never before. The story begins with his character, Om being chased by the police. He manages to evade them and escapes for South Africa where he establishes himself as a wealthy businessman. Where he gets the money from is anyone’s guess…but then this is a Hindi film!

Govinda and David Dhawan, the ever popular comedy double-act are united once again for Kunwara. This time round David Dhawan’s comedy crown is slipping.

BUT, and it’s a big BUT, this time round David Dhawan and Govinda completely fail to deliver an imaginative story line.

The story starts with Urmila plotting revenge on Govinda forKunwara something he hasn’t done. She follows him to Switzerland and (would you believe it?) they fall in love, but he is forced to return to India. They decide to tell their parents and agree to marry when Urmila returns.