informative: 2009

Saturday, January 31, 2009

BILLO BARBER STORY

One can expect fireworks when King Khan will meet the King of comedy Priyadarshan. The two have finally got together for a film which is titled Billoo Barber. However, it is Irrfan Khan who is essaying the title role in the film.

The plot of Billu Barber is inspired by an year old Malayalam Cinema hit Kadha Parayumbol starring Sreenivasan and Mamooty in the leading roles. The story is set in today's day and age. Billu (Irrfan Khan) plays a village barber. His business has taken a backseat because he has not been able to keep up with the changing trends.

One fine day, a film unit visits his village to shoot a movie. It stars a superstar Sahir Khan (Shahrukh Khan), who was once Billo's school friend. All at once, Billu's status in the village changes, and he becomes highly respected. Everyone wants him to meet the superstar. But Billu is unsure, as he feels he cannot compare to the superstar's status. Besides, he fears that the star may not recognize him. He makes many attempts to meet the star but fails. After all these hardships, he gives up. But people think that he lied about the relationship with the star and start insulting him. His family and children also get upset.

Lara Dutta essays the role of Billu's wife in the movie. The film also has guest appearances by Kareena Kapoor, Deepika Padukone and Priyanka Chopra, each shaking a leg with the King Khan in three respective item numbers.

Cast: Shah Rukh Khan, Irfaan Khan, Asrani.

Director: Priyadarshan

KOJAL NEW SEXY LOOK

obama today 31.01.2009

U.S. President Barack Obama said America was prepared to extend a hand of peace to Iran if it "unclenched its fist" and that the time was ripe for Israel and the Palestinians to resume peace negotiations.

Choosing an Arab station for his first formal TV interview as president, Obama also sought to heal U.S. ties with the Arab and Muslim world, telling them "Americans are not your enemy."

During the eight-year administration of former President George W. Bush, U.S. relations with many Arab and Muslim nations were damaged by the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq and Bush's initial reluctance to push for Israeli-Palestinian peace.

"It is impossible for us to think only in terms of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and not think in terms of what's happening with Syria or Iran or Lebanon or Afghanistan and Pakistan," he told the Dubai-based satellite channel Al Arabiya.