Whether one accepts it or not, in today’s Bollywood child actors are as important as established heroes. Anyone can understand this untold truth by having a glance at the characters children are offered with nowadays. Let’s check out how Zain, the child star of upcoming film ‘Hari Puttar’, shares his opinion on this issue…

Q. You are the lead in Hari Puttar. How do you react to that?
A. I think it’s a great chance that I am offered with because there are many senior actors who are still struggling for their solo appearance. It’s really the grace of god. I am very happy with that and I thank Lucky uncle, Mirchi Movies and all the people associated with the film from the core of my heart for giving me such an opportunity.

Language is no barrier for ex-shop manager with her own record label

P for the Prime Minister of Pakistan marked the start of her amazing transformation from shop manager to singing sensation.

A year on, Andrea Meadows is swapping her Yorkshire tones for Urdu on her first single which she hopes will eventually bring together artists from all over the world.

“I want to get to the point where I can use my fame to do good – even if I can just do it for two years,” the 31-year-old said.

Up until 12 months ago Andrea had a successful career managing Comet in Wakefield and sung as a hobby, mainly at charity concerts.