Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Monday, August 3, 2009
Rakhi ka Swayamvar - Rakhi Sawant chose her life partner
In the first ever televised 'Swayamvar' item girl Rakhi Sawant chose Toronto based Elesh Parujanwala as her life partner in a unique reality TV show the final episode of which ended on late Sunday night, August 2, 2009.
NDTV Imagine's ' Rakhi ka Swayamvar' ran 26 episodes before Rakhi Sawant made her final choice from the three finalists out of the original list of 16 contestants. The other two finalists were Manas Katyal and Chhitiz Jain, both from New Delhi.
'I have been watching Elesh from day one. On and off the camera, he has been the same and has really taken care of me. He is everything I was looking for and I am glad to have found him on the Swayamvar. Swayamvar means finding a life partner and I have found Elesh’, said Rakhi Sawant.
According to Rakhi, it was her engagement and she is ready to get married after understanding each other better off camera, Rakhi said after announcing her choice. Rakhi was in red and gold lehenga-choli and kundan jewellery looking like a perfect bride. Elesh Parujanwala was in white sherwani and turban.
Asked when where he would like to go for honeymoon, Elesh said that he would prefer Niagara Falls, followed by Disney USA. Garlands and rings were exchanged in the dramatic finale.
Nitin Reddy to debut in Ram Gopal Varma film Agyaat
Actor Nitin Reddy is to make his Bollywood debut with Ram Gopal Varma's horror film 'Agyaat' expected to be released on August 7, 2009. The 25-year-old made his Kollywood debut in 2002 with the hit Tamil film 'Jayam', followed by popular films like 'Dil' and 'Sye'. Agyaat also stars Priyanka Kothari, Gautam Rode and Rasika Duggal in important roles.
The story of Agyaat is about a film production unit that goes for filming in a jungle and the members of the unit getting killed one by one by a strange, unknown power and those who survived running for their lives. They just cannot understand what is behind the killings, a man or an animal or something else. How the remaining fearful crew members struggle to survive the invisible entity which is stronger, smarter and faster than them and why the strange power is engaged in destroying them - the remaining part of Agyaat is based on all these questions and how the remaining members face it.
The jungle is for real, scary and deadly, the dense Sigiriya jungles of Sri Lanka. The crew of the film in fact had quite a few problems with all kinds of poisonous snakes and insects there.
