Koena Mitra Plastic Surgery Disaster

Koena Mitra has gone into hiding these days. Not because the actress has no films to talk about but because she wants to avoid that one question that all want to know, and that is of her plastic surgery gone wrong. Despite many attempts by her manager and publicist, Koena refuses to attend events or parties and prefers to stay within the confines of her four walls at home.

The actress has undergone a couple of surgeries to rectify her nose but unfortunately, the results haven't been positive. In fact, the surgery has gone so bad that she is referred by many as the Michael Jackson of India. That's not all, the actress has also gone for silicon implants to enhance her twin assets besides rectifying her lips. Many also say that she has also got her eyebrows tattoed!

Though the actress has not admitted that, she did come out in the open and admit in print that she had gone for a nose job in spite of her mom warning her of the consequences. Koena had said, "It's a mistake on my part and those who plan to undergo such surgeries should stay away from it." But unfortunately, for the actress, the damage has already been done and she is paying a heavy price for it.

Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena 2.0 is ready to hit the big screen, here’s the first look!

Pritish Nandy Communications’ (PNC) Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena (2005) did respectable business and the makers decided not to give up on the project. Audiences will not be treated to the slick stylish thriller but this time in an new avatar: EKEH 2.0, an adult animation flick, the brainchild of Pritish Nandy.

The director of the original Suparn Verma has also scripted and directed the animated flick. Says Verma, “Making an animated film is a rush, it’s like making a movie without a budget. It’s all about the power of thought and how much one can incorporate in a scene visually.

The effects and the grandeur you will see in EKEH 2.0 will be out of this world. It looks like a $100 million Hollywood production”

“When we set out to make this film, I knew that I didn’t want to make a sequel to the original. This movie has the same characters and a few new ones but they all are doing things differently and are in a bigger game than the previous time.

Think of this flick as an upgraded version of any software you use. It has the same features but the look and feel is distinctive.”

Fardeen Khan
His character has the same inner traits. In the last movie, he was merely a conman but in the new version, he has more motives then before. All the cons he pulls in this film are going to be totally different and original.

Koena Mitra
Koena’s role from the original has been changed a lot. She is going to be the surprise package of the film. All I say is that she is not playing the role of a psychiatrist.

Feroz Khan
He’s back in the film and is bigger and badder than ever before. We are planning to get the animated film dubbed by the original cast members.

Amul Sharma, Mid-Day

How stars celebrate their Holi-Day

Urmila Matondkar: "I'll be working on Holi-day. So no Holi for me."

Shabana Azmi: "It would be as usual an open house for friends and family for Holi at my parents' home in Janki Kutir. There will be a generous flow of non-toxic colours, gana-bajaana and khana…a long-standing tradition in our house as part of India's ganga-jumna tehzeeb.

Shefali Shah: "My husband Vipul and I will be having a get-together at home. We'll have close friends over. Lots of food, bhang, out-of-tune karaoke, dumb charade…and lots and lots of laughter.

Tusshar Kapoor: "I stopped playing Holi years back. But this year I'll have to attend the Holi bash specially arranged for my new film 123."

Malaika Arora: "I won't be playing Holi this year as I'm holidaying in Dubai"

Nandana Sen: "On Holi day I'll be traveling back from Khajuraho to Mumbai. I'll be coming home just for a day. I'll be sad missing Holi, though. It's my absolute favourite among the Holidays in our calendar.

Manoj Bajpai: "I don't celebrate Holi. I hate being dirty with colour and mud."

Riya Sen: "I'm not sure I'll be playing Holi or not. It'd depend on my mood."

Koena Mitra: "I haven't played Holi during the last few years. This year I might go for a Holi bash being hosted by a dear friend. Since it's inside the house and only close friends are invited it'd be safe. I'll therefore go."

Amrita Arora: "I'll be at home on holi. Who wants to step out?" Celina Jaitley: "I'm shooting on the day before Holi, so no masti. But I'll definitely put gulaal on my buddies

Ravi Kissan: "Arrey bhaiya, making bhang with my own hands and giving it to friends. That's my pleasure for Holi that no one can take away."

Anuraag Sinha: "This is my first Holi right after the release of my first film Black & White. I'm going to freak out with friends and family

Mahesh Bhatt: "22nd March happens to be the day my friend and mentor U.G Krishnamurthy died. I don't play Holi. I'm going to Bangalore to release a book of mine that's been translated into Kannada.

Jiah Khan: "I'm shooting, and I can't play Holi. I'd have loved to get splashed in colour! Holi is one of the most beautiful festivals of our country and it symbolizes our zest for fun.

Aryan Vaid: "I'm not a big fan of Holi I'll be in Pune with friends, considering it's a long weekend.

Subash K.Jha