Actress Neha Dhupia is currently dubbing her lines for her upcoming film, 'Moh Maya Money' directed by Munish Bhardwaj. The film is slated to release by the end of this year.

The stylish actress, who was present at the Grand Jury Meet of the 11th Annual Gemfields and Nazraana Retail Jewellers India Awards 2015, told media persons: "I am currently working on "Moh Maya Money" it will come out by the end of this year. It is very independent, small and interesting film, the ones I like to do. Currently we are dubbing for the film."

A few days ago, she had even tweeted about the film, "Our cameraman, me and our director ... #delhi #bylanes #shootlife #greatminds #arunvarma @munishbhardwaj #mohmayamoney," along with their photograph on Instagram app.

She had also tweeted sometime back that every nook and corner and streets and turns, while shooting in Delhi, reminded her of something or someone.

"So wonderful shooting in #delhi ,every nook n corner ,the little streets n turns remind me of something or someone !@MohMayaMoney #memories," read her tweet.

Neha was last seen in Karan Johar's 'Ungli'.

Produced by Sandeep Narula, Neha's 'Mithya' co-star Ranveer Shorey has been paired opposite her in the movie.

Subhash Kapoor is going to screen his latest directorial "Guddu Rangeela" for his team of National Award-winning film "Jolly LLB".

"'Jolly LLB' was a dream run for all of us, so I decided to have the first ever screening of 'Guddu Rangeela' for the 'Jolly LLB' team. I am looking forward to yet another get together with Boman Irani, Saurabh Shukla, Amrita Rao and others, and share 'Guddu Rangeela' with them," Kapoor said in a statement.

"Guddu Rangeela" stars Arshad Warsi and Amit Sadh as two bumbling criminals who run an orchestra party.

The film, which also stars Ronit Roy, is set to release on July 3.

Since the launch of the teaser of Salman Khan's "Bajrangi Bhaijaan", a little girl has caught the fancy of fans.

This girl appeared in the teaser before powerhouses Salman and Kareena Kapoor Khan, which proves how crucial she is to the plot of the film.

Kareena said the girl was the "real star of the film" and she didn't mind it.

This girl is Harshali Malhotra and Kareena is floored by her. "Harshali is amazing and director Kabir Khan might have had a daunting task to find someone as talented as her. She is a wonderful actress."

Kareena said that Harshali was "also a diva". "When she didn't want to shoot for 2-3 hours, we wouldn't shoot. With kids, it's anyways difficult to shoot. I think she will be the real star of the film. Her performance is amazing and she is the most important part of the film."

"Bajrangi Bhaijaan" directed by Kabir Khan is slated to release this Eid on 17 July.

Punjabi singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh, who is currently busy promoting his forthcoming film “Sardaar Ji”, says with time the budget of Punjabi films is increasing. He also feels constant support from viewers will help the industry expand.

“I got a Hindi film role because of Punjabi films. The budget of Punjabi films is increasing with time and they are being released on more and more screens. If we keep getting such kind of support from the viewers, then the Punjabi film industry is going to do great,” Diljit said at an event here.

"Sardaar Ji", releasing on June 26, is made at a budget of Rs.11 crore.

Diljit, who has urged his fans not to have a lot of expectations from him, was in the capital along with his "Sardaar Ji" co-star Mandy Takhar and director Rohit Jugraj, to promote their film on Friday.

“Please don't have expectations from me, I'm only enjoying my life. Even I don't have any expectations from myself. I never thought if my films would do good or not, and I still don't,” he said.

Diljit, whose "Punjab 1984" won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Punjabi, says he feels honoured that the film bagged the accolade.

“It is a big honour for us that 'Punjab 1984' won the National Film Award. When we started making the film, we were a little apprehensive. We feared the movie might be banned, or might no do well. But it is great that Punjabi films are getting a wider audience and being featured at international film festivals.”

The 31-year-old actor is making his Bollywood debut with Abhishek Chaubey's “Udta Punjab” and says he did not feel pressured while filming the movie.

“It's a star-studded cast... A-listers of Bollywood are working in the film. They were a little tense about making such a big film, but I didn't feel any pressure,” said the actor, who features with Kareena Kapoor Khan, Alia Bhatt and Shahid Kapoor in the movie.

"Buddha" fame Himanshu Soni, who was recently roped in for his Bollywood debut "Yeh Hai India", will no longer be the part of this project due to unprofessional and unethical behaviour, it was announced.

The film's producer and director Lom Harsh told IANS: "Himanshu is very unprofessional in his behaviour. Even for the Muhurat shot he did not reach the location on time."

"His behaviour on set was also very disturbing and dominating. He had no respect for his co-stars and senior actors. But when we spoke to him on these issues, he threatened us of quitting the project."

Himanshu got associated with this film just because of its script and content. The makers have also decided to take legal action against the actor.

Lom Harsh said: "The show must go on, we are ready with Himanshu's replacement and shall be unveiled very soon and shooting shall resume in another 24 hours."

The film - "Yeh Hai India" - is about re-discovering the rich heritage of India, why British ruled over India and which Indian principles they're still following.

The film is jointly directed by G.K Yogesh and Lom Harsh and jointly produced by Lom and Sandeep Choudhary under the banner of DLB Film Pvt Ltd.

Popular television artist Sharad Kelkar, who was last seen in Marathi film "Lai Bhaari", will be making his Telugu debut as the antagonist in upcoming film "Gabbar Singh 2".

He will feature alongside actor-politician Pawan Kalyan.

"Sharad has been finalised as the baddie. It was during the first schedule shooting in Maharashtra that the makers saw Sharad's performance in a TV serial. Quite impressed by his looks, they decided to approach him, and he was immediately brought on board," a source from the film's unit told IANS.

Sharad, along with Pawan, is expected to join the sets during the second schedule in Gujarat.

In the second schedule, the team plans to shoot important stunt sequences and other scenes with Pawan.

The "Gabbar Singh" sequel, which stars Anisha Ambrose in the lead, is being directed by Bobby.

Fox Star Studios, the makers of Tamil drama "Kaaka Muttai" along with the presenters of the film Wunderbar Films and Grass Root Film Company, are associating with a charitable non-profitable organisation called Bhumi for the well-being of child actors Ramesh and Vignesh.

"The Chennai-based NGO will be entrusted with a substantial sum of money towards the food, education and additional needs of the two child actors. Bhumi will be entrusted with the responsibility of handling the money for the monthly expenses as well as monitoring the progress of the kids till they turn 21.

"At 21, the entire sum of money will be handed over to the kids for their future needs," read a statement from Fox Star Studios.

Actor Dhanush and filmmaker Vetrimaaran, the presenters of the movie, have already announced that they will be sponsoring the entire education of the children till whenever they want to study.

"We are really proud and happy that we could ensure that the boys Vignesh and Ramesh's involvement in 'Kaaka Muttai' could be of lasting benefit to them. Financial resources have been made available along with their education needs until they are 21," Vijay Singh, CEO, Fox Star Studios, said.

The film, about the adventures of two street urchins for their first bite of pizza, has turned out to be one of the most profitable Tamil films of the year.

Veteran actor Rajendra Prasad has been roped in to play co-star Junior NTR's father in his upcoming tentatively titled Telugu outing "Maa Nanna Ku Prema Tho".

"It's a story about the relationship between a father and his son. Rajendra Prasad will play NTR's father, while actor Jagapathi Babu will be seen as heroine Rakul Preet Singh's father in the film," a source from the film's unit told IANS.

Jagapathi will also be playing the baddie.

Initially, Malayalam superstar Mohan Lal was considered to play NTR's father, but the plan didn't materialise.

According to the source, the film's regular shooting is expected to begin on June 29 in London.

"The first schedule will last for 48 days in and around Britain. Except for 20 days, rest of the film will be shot abroad. The team is also planning to shot in Australia as well. They plan to wrap up shooting by November end," the source added.

Produced by BVSN Prasad, the film will be directed by Sukumar.

Actor-Comedian Kapil Sharma's debut film “Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon” will hit the screens on Sep 25.

Dirceted by Abbas Mustan, the comic family entertainer also stars Arbaaz Khan, Manjari Fadnis, Simran Kaur Mundi, Elli Awram and introducing Sai Lokur along with others.

The film is Produced by Ratan Jain, Ganesh Jain and Abbas Mustan under their banner Venus Records & Tapes Pvt. Ltd in association with Abbas Mustan Films Production Pvt. Ltd, said a statement.

Monica, who is generally known for her serious roles in films like “David” and “Dhobi Ghat” is not only acting but also lending her soulful voice to sing a song in upcoming Bollywood rom-com “Haaye Dil”.

“The song is called 'yeh dil' which is a fun tune about freedom, love and the pursuit of magic .It was really fun tracking the song with Jubin Nautyal and Rocky Khanna- the writers of the song,” the actress said in a statement.

“ It was definitely a group effort as I needed to nail the recording right before getting on a plane to the US. But everything worked out great! The indie queen herself penned down a part of the song, something which was very challenging for her given her language barriers. Nevertheless, she trained herself hard and recorded the song in no time before she flew out,” she added.

This has been a lucky year for the star, apart from acting Monica is making space for her music at the same time.

Tamil superstar Ajith Kumar sprained his neck while shooting for an action sequence here. Since the injury was minor, he completed the shot without taking a break, according to a source.

He was shooting for his yet-untitled 56th Tamil film on Friday.

"Ajith sir continued shooting despite his injury. He had sprained his neck in an action sequence but didn't bother to stop shooting. After the shot, he received medical attention," a source from the film's unit, told IANS.

Injuries are not new to Ajith, who is known for shooting action scenes in films without body doubles, even if it's risky.

In the past, he has sustained minor injuries on the sets of his films "Billa" and "Arrambam".

Being directed by Siva, the film also features Shruti Haasan and Kabir Duhan Singh in the lead roles.

Produced by A.M. Rathnam, the film is scheduled for release during Diwali.

Actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan is "sorry" for riding a bike in his forthcoming Tamil thriller "Papanasam" without a helmet, but says it's common sense to wear one when one steps out on a bike.

"We shouldn't have shot the bike scenes without a helmet, and I'm sorry for it," Kamal told IANS.

A poster featuring a helmet-less Kamal riding a moped along with co-stars Gauthami, Nivetha Thomas and Esther, has received a little flak from audiences, especially after the Tamil Nadu government made it mandatory to wear helmets all those who got on a bike.

"We shot the bike scenes long back, but that's not much of an excuse. We should've definitely thought of using a helmet. But I think it's common sense to wear a helmet when you step on a bike, just like you wear slippers while getting out," he said.

Directed by Jeethu Joseph, "Papanasam" is the remake of Malayalam hit Drishyam. It is slated for release on July 3.

The EDM (electronic dance music) scene in India will see burgeoning growth in times to come, say up and coming Bollywood singers like Armaan Malik and Nakash Aziz.

They feel the doors for EDM - a fusion of technology with dance beats - has opened up after performances by international DJs like David Guetta, Paul Van Dyk and Steve Aoki.

With creative visual effects and electronic dance numbers, these foreign names have attracted Indian crowds and built a huge fan following for EDM. Homegrown events like Royal Stag MTV Bollyland, which concluded in Mumbai last week, has however turned out to set an example of how EDM can be fused with Bollywood.

And this, artists feel, can drive EDM's popularity in the country.

"Saree ke fall sa" hitmaker Aziz says the genre is "evolving every day".

"EDM as a genre really lifts you up. It is just evolving every day. It's directly related to technology. As there will be technological advancement, it will get better. Music with technology has a bright future.

"So, it is but natural that electronic music will be a part of Bollywood," said Aziz, who gave an EDM performance in Mumbai last week as a part of the finale of Royal Stag MTV Bollyland, a multi-city concert that brings the genre and Bollywood together.

Akriti Kakar feels that Indian audiences have become extremely receptive to new genres and sounds. She credits the "internet revolution" for making the world a small place, where "all the genres are getting easily accessible".

"It's very well seen how Bollywood music is transcending across genres and a whole lot of dance music coming from the movies is EDM-influenced," said Akriti, who is happy that it's "growing and will continue to grow".

"Everyone wants to hear new sounds and evolution is expected in everything including music. So, EDM it is in Bollywood, making it Bollywood dance music," said the "Saturday Saturday" singer, who wants to sing "more and more of EDM".

Armaan, who started his adult singing career with an EDM track "Jai jai jai jai ho", finds the genre interesting.

"It's picking up in India. Now, it's not just about international artists. My brother (Amaal Mallik) had composed 'Sooraj dooba hai'. It is an out-and-out EDM song for a Bollywood film. So, we are progressing towards that change," said the 19-year-old, who wants to go beyond Bollywood.

"I would love to do a complete EDM album. As an artist, I am for non-film music as well. I want that to shine as much as Bollywood," he said.

The attempts to make EDM popular are aplenty, but it seems it's mostly the youth that connects well with the genre.

Talented musician Siddharth Mahadevan says people will either love it or won't, but "the genre is going to stay for a long time as you can't take dance out of music".

"It's really new age and I have a taste for it. Friends of my age group like it too. It connects well with the youth," said the 22-year-old son of acclaimed singer-composer Shankar Mahadevan.

In fact, he is excited about his "superb EDM song" in "Katti Batti", starring Kangana Ranaut and Imran Khan.

Singer Sukriti Kakar, a big fan of EDM, hails the fusion of the genre with Bollywood.

"Once you mix Bollywood with electronic dance music, it becomes interesting. I would like to do a song like 'Sooraj dooba hai'," said the "Pehli baar" hitmaker.

The genre has picked up so much that even someone like Jasleen Royal, an "acoustic and unplugged kind of person", doesn't mind trying her hand at EDM.

"I am not particularly into EDM for now, but maybe later I will get into it because that's how you evolve...by exploring different genres. EDM is something that you can dance to. It's party music.

"I was not into jazz or hip-hop before. So, you never know I might just do an EDM number in future," said the former contestant of singing reality show "India's Got Talent".

With so many young singers rooting for EDM and the rise of EDM festivals in the country, India seems to be the next hub of the genre.

Celebrity fitness trainer Leena Mogre, who has trained B-town actors and actresses like Madhuri Dixit, John Abraham and Bipasha Basu, is wary of the six and eight-pack abs trend in Bollywood, saying that "it is not at all healthy."

"Six and eight packs are a creation of the media. The actors do it for their roles, but it is not at all healthy. It is not easily attainable and a strenuous process," she said.

While highlighting the negative effect of building six and eight-pack abs, Mogre said: "The body fat percentage deceases a lot during this process. Moreover, during film shooting there are a lot of devices like lighting, angles and shots through which six and eight-pack abs are enhanced."

Another advice to Bollywood from Mogre is: "Don't think short-term and plan for the long-term as long-term should be their actual goal. Like Madhuri Dixit, who is still fit at this age due to her focus on fitness."

She also said that fitness enthusiasts must "avoid steroids, eat healthy and stay healthy."

Mogre owns a chain of fitness centers and has also written a book "Total Fitness: The Leena Mogre Way."

Bollywood's celebrity daddies like Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan, Riteish Deshmukh and Akshay Kumar often share photographs of snuggling, cuddling, cycling or walking with their children. Experts say doting is fine, but also shoulder the mother in baby care as it helps in the right growth of a child.

A 2014 survey, commissioned by Himalaya Baby Care, on 298 fathers and 311 mothers from across Mumbai and Bangalore, indicates that 63 percent of Indian fathers are actively involved in keeping up with doctor and vaccination appointments.

But when it comes to taking care of their babies in the absence of the mother, 70 percent of the fathers do not feel confident enough to shoulder this responsibility.

In fact, while 44 percent of the mothers surveyed found the fathers to be very involved while bathing and feeding the baby, the fathers on the other hand felt nervous about not "doing it the right way".

Actor Imran Khan, who has one-year-old daughter Imara, says the priorities of a man changes after fatherhood.

"Once you become a parent, so many of our priorities get realigned in life. You start to realise that there are so many things that you used to earlier care about are completely unimportant now. Everything becomes about your relationship, your child and about your responsibilities towards your family," Imran told IANS.

According to the research findings, fathers these days "tend to do too much sometimes in all thewrong areas and too little when it comes to things that really matter".

What would help is to spend "quality time" with the child instead of "spending money for acquiring things for the child"; and send the right, not wrong message -- for example, if you try to shirk responsibility, you're teaching the child to do just that.

Also, shared parenting needs to be the order of the day, instead of dismissing most responsibilities as that of the mother.

"Both parents must be equally involved," Samir Parikh, chief, Department of Mental Health and Behavioural Sciences, Fortis Hospital, told IANS.

Parikh advised that as a parent, "you don't have to be only a doting person or only an authoritative person. You have to create the right balance".

Also, as a father, one plays a very important role in impacting a child.

"What is the father doing at home... how much is he drinking... I have met many such children, who have abusive fathers, and those very kids become the same," Sanju Gambhir, child psychologist, Primus Hospital, told IANS.

So, be aware and careful, dear daddies!

Hollywood science-fiction thriller “Self/Less”, directed by Indian American filmmaker Tarsem Singh, will release in India on July 10.

The film, to be released by Reliance Entertainment, is about an extremely wealthy man who is dying from cancer and undergoes a radical medical procedure that transfers his consciousness into the body of a healthy young man.

But all is not as it seems when he starts to uncover the mystery of the body's origin and the organization that will kill to protect its cause.

Singh has earlier directed films like “The Fall”, “Immortals” and “Mirror Mirror”.

In addition to actors like Ben Kingsley, Ryan Reynolds and Matthew Goode, “Self/Less” also features Victor Garber, Lady Mary and Michelle Dockery, said a statement.

The magnitude of yoga's renaissance in the modern western world has made a huge impact on Hollywood celebrities, including names like Madonna, Beyonce Knowles, Reese Witherspoon, Charlize Theron and Robert Downey Jr. Many of them have found solace in this ancient discipline and have inspired their fans to follow in their footsteps.

The popularity of yoga among Hollywood celebrities hasn't gone unnoticed by Indian yoga experts, and they are fairly positive about its development and growth in the US.

Yoga guru and spiritual master Bharat Thakur, founder of Artistic Yoga, says that the "US has always been receptive to yoga".

"As Deepak Chopra commented, 'You can't find Indian restaurants but there are hundreds of yoga studios in the US'. Although not on the same scale as the US, yoga is also very popular throughout Europe as well," Thakur told IANS.

Thakur also recognised the importance of celebrities promoting yoga and said: "When celebrities do yoga, it's in the media and the public takes note of it. So, yes, it counts as it brings in an awareness of yoga and may encourage those who haven't done yoga to try it."

"Although people may not have tried it on their own, they read about celebrities doing yoga, breathing exercises and meditation and are encouraged to at least try it as well. So in this way, this has played a role in raising awareness of yoga and it's spread in the western world," he added.

Another expert, Pallavi Aggarwal, who heads Bikram Yoga's franchise in the capital's Rajouri Garden, says that yoga is now catering to a "wide audience."

"Yoga has higher popularity compared to aerobics and gym workouts. This industry is one of the very few industries that are catering to a wide audience as there are very less age and gender restrictions to practice yoga," Aggarwal told IANS.

An exponent of Bikram Yoga, a technique which incorporates techniques of traditional Hatha Yoga, Aggarwal, says that it is gaining popularity in the US and Europe.

"The contribution of Bikram Yoga is huge in making it popular. US and Europe are amongst the markets leading in trend charts thanks to the internet and the growing interest about health and fitness," she added.

Recognising Hollywood's contribution in the rising popularity of yoga, Aggarwal says that they both "have helped each other".

"Hollywood and yoga both have helped each other. Thanks to all the efforts made by Bikram Choudhury (the man behind Hot Yoga), who against all odds made it happen and now celebrities from almost all the fields are taking benefits from Bikram Yoga. Madonna, Jennifer Aniston, David Beckham, Brooke Shields, George Clooney are some of the followers of Bikram Yoga," she added.

She also feels that Hollywood celebrities have helped in spreading awareness about yoga among their fans as "people follow their role models and they are all in a way role models to many."

Widely renowned as the 'Queen of Pop', Madonna, 56, is an ardent follower of Ashtanga Yoga, and practices it for two hours every day, six days a week, according to a report by dailymail.co.uk.

Last year, Beyonce shook the Internet by posting a stunning image of herself on Instagram. She showed off her flexible, yoga-fit body in a blue bikini. The 33-year-old's post was a nod to the growing celebrity trend of sharing their pictures on Internet in diverse yoga poses.

With the rise of globalisation and consumerism, the west, especially the US, has been transfixed with the ideals of holistic living and adapting the spiritual and meditative lifestyle of yoga to counter fatigue and depression.

In recent years, several yoga institutes and studios have opened in the US, where both Indian and western yoga gurus are propagating ways to a healthy and spiritual life.

This trend has given a boost to the rising popularity of the ancient science in the west, where fans are flocking to yoga institutes to emulate their celebrity idols.

Mumbai-based celebrity fitness trainer Leena Mogre, popular for training names like Madhuri Dixit and Bipasha Basu, also believes that Hollywood has played a role in popularising yoga in the west.

"Hollywood stars have taken up yoga. They found peace of mind and they found that yoga gives benefits and it is a way of life," Mogre told IANS.

Praising Hollywood celebrities' attitude towards fitness and yoga, Mogre said: "They don't go overboard with their bodies. It becomes a part of their personality".

Even on home turf, names like Shilpa Shetty and Kareena Kapoor Khan have spoken out about the benefits of yoga. Their fit frames are there for all to see!

'Big Boss' fame Ajaz Khan, who entertained audiences with his 'bhai lingo' in the show, is currently busy in shooting for three films.

Several producers have signed him for their films and Ajaz is shooting for 'Love Day', 'Jhol Company Public Limited' and 'I Love Dubai'.

Talking about his films, Ajaz told IANS: "All the three films and the directors are extremely close to my heart."

About 'Jhol Company Public Limited', he said: "All the actors in the film are from National School Of Drama (NSD). And the kind of mischief we are doing in the film will make the world go into a state of mischief."

'Love Day' is a friendship-based film which recently shot a club number with a bunch of newcomers including Saahil Anand and Harsh Nagar.

Ajaz was present at an event to launch the trailer of upcoming emotional drama, 'I Am Mr Mother' directed by I.A. Siddique.

He is also solving listeners' problems as an RJ in Fever 104 FM show 'Bhai Ne Bol Diya To Bol Diya'.

Composer-actor G.V. Prakash Kumar has reportedly paired up with "Ekk Deewana Tha" actress Amy Jackson for the upcoming Tamil film "Ketta Payada Indha Karthi".

"This is the first time Prakash and Amy are coming together. The film has been titled 'Ketta Payada Indha Karthi', and is set to go on floors soon," a source told IANS.

The film, which will mark Prakash's fourth outing as an actor, will be directed by debutant directors Guna and Shankar. National Award-winning filmmaker Vetrimaaran has penned the story, while dialogues will be written by director Atlee.

Nandagopal will be producing the film, which is said to be inspired by real events.

Actor Sivakarthikeyan, who has back-to-back Tamil hits to his credit, is said to be producing his next film. But a source close to the actor denies that he will don the producer's hat for his next yet-untitled film in Tamil.

"It's not Sivakarthikeyan, but his best friend Raja who'll be producing his next film. Since they're good friends, it's automatically assumed that Siva will also be one of the producers. However, it's not true," the source told IANS.

To be directed by debutant Bhagyaraj Bharathi, the film is set to go on floors soon. Samantha Ruth Prabhu is rumoured to play the lead actress.

International make-up artist Sean Foot, who has worked on films such as "Avatar" and "I", will reportedly be brought on board to handle Sivakarthikeyan's look in a drag.