Mahnoor Baloch entered the world of modeling at the age of twenty. Later, she appeared in Pakistani television commercials as well. She started her acting career from PTV’s mega hit drama serial, ‘Marvi’, directed by Sultana Siddiqui. Mahnoor’s reputation for quality work stands so high, that almost every fan admires her wisdom and judgment as a performer. It strengthens her faith in her own resourcefulness.

In a way, she is a beauty of a different kind that cannot be expressed in words but only felt through her striking graceful eyes, which only seem to smile at you continually. In fact, Mahnoor Baloch is the dream girl of millions of Pakistani Television viewers. She is very talented actress and a great Director. She proved herself in field of modeling acting and direction.

Another milestone in her career is her upcoming Hollywood movie ‘Two Mothers” which is scheduled to be released in 2010. The movie is directed by Jeremiah Birnbaum and rumoredly based on 9/11 incident. Mahnoor Baloch will be seen as Maryam in the movie.

WASHINGTON: Bollywood actress Mallika Sherawat joined the league of Hollywood celebs including Kim Kardashian, Miley Cyrus, Victoria Beckham,
David Beckham and Paris Hilton, after a Hollywood milkshake was named after her.
Mallika, who visited Millions of Milkshakes in West Hollywood, has been honored with her very own milkshake called the ‘Mallika shake’, reports Contactmusic.
The Mallika shake includes blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, and chocolate sauce.
To make the shake more appealing, it has been topped with whipped cream.
The actress is in Tinseltown to promote her new horror film ‘Hisss’
Source: IndiaTimes.com

Neha Dhupia recently signed a Hollywood mini- TV series, Bollywood Hero opposite Chris Kattan. Says Neha, “I was very happy when I was offered the role. The whole concept is new and I have never done something like this before.” Probe her a little more and she says, “It is the story of Chris Kattan who comes to India to fulfill his dream of working in a Bollywood film after being rejected by Hollywood. While in India, he encounters cultural differences and a system that is even more severe than …

Marriages feature as the most important event in a person’s life in practically all civilized cultures, since time long gone by. In our part of the world, especially, wedding ceremonies have always tended to be elaborate affairs spreading over quite a few days and involving at least three to four formal occasions. Regardless of whether a person can afford to indulge in the festivities and celebrations associated with marriages, the prime concern has invariably been to put up the best show possible. But, when one compares the finest of those …

London (IANS): Indian-origin British actor Dev Patel won the loudest cheer from fans as he walked up the red carpet for the Bafta awards ceremony.
The “Slumdog Millionaire” actor, who comes from an ordinary family in the London suburb of Harrow, received a deafening welcome from fans when he joined the red carpet at the Royal Opera House on Sunday night, Sky News reported.
The cheers were louder than those for Hollywood stars Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. But Dev, 18, told Sky he was yet to perfect his showbiz smile, saying: …

MUMBAI (Reuters Life!) - Rubina Ali is already a Hollywood star, and now the 9-year-old “Slumdog Millionaire” actress, who lives in a one-room shack with her family in a Mumbai slum, has her eyes firmly set on Bollywood.
Her dream has been whetted by the clamorous media attention and glitzy parties that followed the Mumbai premiere of the Oscar-nominated movie, a rags-to-riches tale of a young boy from a Mumbai slum, in which Ali plays the leading lady as a girl.
“I like films. I like poems and I like my school,” …

Pakistani teenager Mohammed Salim joins the crowd waiting at one of Karachi’s cinemas to see the blockbuster Indian thriller Ghajini — Bollywood’s biggest grossing movie ever.
The action movie starring Aamir Khan and based on the Hollywood film Memento spins a complex tale of a man with amnesia who tattoos himself and takes Polaroid pictures to remember people and places.
“I loved this movie, not just because it was made in India but because we don’t produce such quality stuff here,” Salim said afterwards.
Just a year ago, the screening would not …

Q. You have a phenomenal 2009 ahead of you and life seems too good to be true. But did you have any resolutions this New Year’s eve?
A. No resolutions really, every year I hope that the following year is as exciting as the previous year and I am very happy with the way my professional life is going and I just hope that this year is the same for me. I always hope that I remain happy because I think happiness is very important.
Q. You celebrated your birthday some days …

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan will be the first Indian star to present an award at the Golden Globe, this Sunday at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles. Music maestro A R Rahman is also in the running for the Best Original Score for the Internationally
One of the best music composer in India he is in race for an award for his superb Slumdog Millionaire. In 1991, Rahman began his own music recording and mixing studio, attached to backyard of his house, called the Panchathan Record Inn, which was developed into …

It’s arguably the biggest box office hit of 2008 but the recently released Ghajini is kicking up quite a storm. A storm that has ended it up in the Bombay High Court.
According to the petitioner Pratibha Nathani, the Aamir Khan starrer is sending out a wrong message. She says scenes of naked rage could have a destructive effect on impressionable young minds.
Hence Nathani has urged the court to change the film’s rating from “U/A” to “Adult.” “It is not only violent but the kind of violence that is shown against …