"I never really understood the concept of a break : Deepika Padukone

Deepika Padukone is very sensitive when it comes to relationships and so she couldnt connect to her character in the forthcoming film "Break Ke Baad". But the actress took the challenge because she wanted to do something different from her previous roles. "I think the reason I chose to do the film is: one, I thought this is very different from the characters I played in my previous films. Also because the character is very different from the kind of person I am, especially her take on relationships," Deepika, 24, told IANS in an interview.
"The way I think of a relationship is very, very different. Aaliya reacts without thinking; I am not like that. I am a little more sensitive; I think before I do something. Her professional side I connect with, but her personal side I dont connect with.
"Aaliya is very, very focussed about her career. She wants to achieve a lot for herself. She wants to go to Australia and become an actress. She is independent and very ambitious and these are the characteristics that I identify with.
"But at the same time she is a girl who doesnt believe in love, commitment, relationship and marriage. And she is also a little insensitive and immature and I dont identify with these things," said Deepika.
Directed by Danish Aslam and produced by Kunal Kohli, the film shows how the psyche of individuals act as villains in their love life. Deepika is paired with Imran Khan in this hatke romantic film, which released Friday.Deepika could never understand the concept of taking a break in a relationship.
"I never really understood the concept of a break. Two people in a relationship should try to make it work. Personally I never took a break in a relationship. I dont know what it means," said Deepika who recently broke up with her actor boyfriend Ranbir Kapoor.
Asked if not getting space in a relationship means being over-possessive, she said: "Not necessarily. After doing the film, I realised that when people say lets take a break that means there are a lot of problems in a relationship, but at the same time you love each other so much that you dont want let go completely either. So I think its a matter of convenience. On the one hand you want your freedom, but you also dont let go of that person."The story of her 2009 release "Love Aaj Kal" was similar, but the actress doesnt think "Break Ke Baad" has any resemblance to the former.

"People find a similarity because the space in both the films is similar. People also find it very similar because both of them are very real. Love Aaj Kal was a very real film; so is Break Ke Baad.
"Every one would relate to the film because everyone has gone through it at some point in his or her life. The characters are completely different. Its a love story, with a few light moments as well," said Deepika.

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I don't have sex: Farah

This season of Karan Johar’s show Koffee With Karan is throwing up one shocker after another.
The latest to grab the attention is a remark by director Farah Khan. While appearing on a director’s special show that also had Imtiaz Ali and Rajkumar Hirani as guests, Farah was her candid best.
When Karan Johar asked her to describe her sex life in two words, guess what Farah said: “Non Existent”.
She went on to add: “Between my three kids and the making of Tees Maar Khan, that’s been the case.” A moment later she began to laugh and clarified: “I was just joking.”
Farah is married to Shirish Kunder who edited her film Main Hoon Na.
She gave birth to triplets in February 2008. Since then she’s been busy taking care of her three kids. For the good part of this year, she’s been busy with Tees Maar Khan, her next directorial venture.

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I suspect that trust is there amidst us : Katrina Kaif.

I honestly feel damage, expresss Katrina Kaif After having a better than average rapport for five years one is feasible to get harm dependant upon one gets formal. Katrina revealed “After five years of going with with Akshay, I am lucky dependant upon he goes in the morning and expresss hello. It’s not in light of the fact that he is inconsiderate. It’s recently on account of recognition. Now and then, I honestly feel mischief. ”She joined “There were times when I long ago would tell ‘Akshay, better than average morning. Smile. Why are you incensed? ’ and he could tell me not to be silly.

She declared assist, “I suspect that trust is there amidst us. That respect is the most imperative thing. He additionally has a regard for me and its a healthy mathematical statement. ”Katrina and Akshay will soon be perceived as one unit in Farah Khan’s upcoming flick “Tees Maar Khan” which is slated to hit theatres on 24th December.

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Arjun Rampal talks about 26/11 incident

That his birthdate ‘26/11’ now also happens to be a painful reminder for the city of the terror attacks that rocked the nation in 2008 continues to be something that actor Arjun Rampal’s acutely aware of.
There’s no denying that the date does weigh heavy at the back of Rampal’s mind, but the actor clarifies that it’s the same as every Mumbaiikar.
“The terror attacks were devastating, no matter what the date. Had it happened on any other date, it would still have been an equally tight slap on the face of humanity,” he says. And though the actor admits that ‘moving on’ is hardly easy considering the lives lost, ‘life does go on’!
“For me it’s always going to be a reminder of why we need to respect and treasure humanity. I also pray for the innocent victims who’ve lost their lives. Whether we admit it or not, life’s not been the same. I think the ones left behind, including those who were watching it on their TV sets thousands of miles away, now value what they have more.”
There were rumours of him having a close call that year on the day, but Rampal dismisses it all insisting that it’s something that he’d rather not talk about. “Too much has been lost for anything to be said,” he feels.
Bringing in his birthday on a positive note, Rampal will be in Delhi with family and his set of close friends at his nightclub. It’s been a good year for the actor as he’s seen recent successes at the box office with films like Rajneeti and Housefull.
“I will be planning the weekend in Delhi, before I fly off to Dubai next week,” he reveals about his birthday plans.
Personally, Rampal’s on a high and work-wise too it couldn’t have been better. As for his birthday wish, “Well, I’m just thankful to God for whatever I have been blessed with,” he signs off.

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I love to be in films more and more. I am still as energetic as I was: Dharmendra

Yesteryears star Dharmendra, who has teamed up with his sons - Sunny and Bobby Deol - for the comedy “Yamla Pagla Deewana” - declares that his elder son is the most handsome onscreen Sardar in the industry.

Sunny plays an NRI Sikh in “Yamla Pagla Deewana”.

“I think my son (Sunny) is the most handsome Sardar in the whole industry. Whenever he has played it, he lived it. He looks the most handsome sardar on screen and I am proud of it,” Dharmendra told reporters Wednesday after shooting a robbery sequence for the film at Filmcity.

The official trailer of “Yamla Pagla Deewana” was leaked on YouTube and it has got overwhelming response. The film has references from hits like “Sholay”, “Gadar - Ek Prem Kahani”.

“There are always some punches in the films that is why the audiences like a movie. This film has dialogues, which would be loved by the audience. In fact, people have already started loving it,” said Dharmendra.

This is his second film with his sons after “Apne”.

“‘Apne’ was a very emotional film with sports at the backdrop. This is a full-fledged comedy with few fights and thrill and very good emotional punches. I think we can bring tears again in people’s eyes,” he added.

This year marks 50 years of Dharmendra in the film industry and he has decided to give one movie every year.

“I feel I am a 75-year-old boy, who has been given 50 years in the film industry. I love camera, I love to be in films more and more. I am still as energetic as I was. I would continue doing one film every year. It’s all audiences’ love that made me live young for 50 years, else it’s very difficult to sustain in this industry,” said Dharmendra.

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