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A prominent critic says, 'Salim Diwan's 'deewangi' is particularly disturbing as he struggles desperately to make it big in Bollywood.

Her track in the film will be shot in Kolkata from November 2

Despite working in so many movies in a career spanning over three decades, Anupam Kher has no qualms about working with newcomers.

Her track in the film will be shot in Kolkata from November 2

Amit is now gearing up for the release of his forthcoming film Admissions Open that is produced by Mohammed Israr Ansari.

In a small town in central India, kids and adults are equally obsessed with kite-flying.

While Devendra Pandey and Asmita Singh bagged the first position in the javelin throw event in men and women’s under-23 categories, Arjun Singh and Alka Mishra won the 400-metre race in under-23 men and women categories.

Producer Mohd Israr Ansari’s and director kd satyam’s bunch of losers finally outshone as winners at the music launch of their forthcoming venture Admissions Open at suburban multiplex Cinemax, Versova.

From a small town in UP to Mumbai, from music videos and modelling to acting as a main lead, newbie Arshi seems to be all set to climb the success ladder.

The music of Bollywood Diaries, featuring Raima Sen, Ashish Vidyarthi, Karuna Pandey and Vineet Singh that was recently launched and has caught the listeners��� ears.

In today's competitive world, it's rare for people to appreciate your work without an ulterior motive. However, when someone notices your effort and cheers for you, it is heartening. The makers of Bollywood Diaries felt the same when directors Remo D'souza and Sudhir Mishra began to spread the good word about the film.

Never give up on your dreams. This is the central idea of 'Bollywood Diaries' that revolves around a government servant Vishnu Srivastav (Ashish Vidyarthi), a sex worker Imli (Raima Sen) and a call centre employee Rohit (Salim Diwan) who aspire to make it big in Bollywood someday.

Though he has a well-established pharmaceutical business, Salim Diwan is passionate about acting. The actor, who has featured in ‘Bollywood Diaries’ and a short film, says, “I feel a different energy when I am on a set, rehearsing my scenes and mouthing dialogues. I would say it's like painting a black canvas,” he says.

Actress Raima Sen believes Bollywood is hard for the strugglers who solely rely on the industry for their career without any other backing.