New Delhi, May 15 (IANS) Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who works relentlessly even at the age of 68, is set to promote a tablet for nutrition.
‘I have been appointed to promote ‘Nutricharge’, a tablet that overcomes the shortfalls of nutrition, and was busy doing its promotional shoots from the early morning. It has been quite revealing to know that such products exist and that there are businesses that run around it,’ Amitabh posted on his blog bigb.bigadda.com.
The actor, who still manages to give younger actors a run for their money, is geared up for the release of his next home production ‘Bbuddah – Hoga Terra Baap’. He plays an old man who feels young in the movie, which will release July 1.
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Lara off for vacation with family, dogs
After Vivek Oberoi, actress Lara Dutta has packed off for a summer vacation with not just her family but also her pets. But she chose not to reveal the destination, unlike Vivek who has gone to Bali.
‘Vacation time! Dogs, domestic help, parents, sisters, nieces, husband’s (mine and sisters) all headed 2 an undisclosed location! Its an Exodus!,’ Lara posted on her Twitter page.
The actress is quite happy after receiving a positive response for her debut production ‘Chalo Dilli’, which also featured Vinay Pathak.
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Rahul Bose bugged by controversy
Critically acclaimed actor Rahul Bose, to be seen next in Barnali Shukla’s ‘Kucch Love Jaisaa’, feels it is useless to create controversies prior to a film’s release. Alas, he is a victim himself this time.
‘News of me ‘getting angry at shifaali shah for researching her role’ in KLJ!! yeah right. after having spent my career researching my roles! This juvenile trend of a ‘must-have controversy’ to publicise a film fools nobody – not the audience, not the trade and certainly not its actors,’ Rahul posted on micro-blogging site Twitter.
The actor reacted following a media report, according to which Rahul had got upset with co-actor Shefali Shah for spending a day with an under-trial criminal as her homework for ‘Kucch Luv Jaisaa’.
