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Bangkok - The three-day star packed IIFA Awards 2008 extravaganza, which drew to a close on Sunday in the Thai capital Bangkok, proved to be an event of its kind and is surely getting bigger and better year after year. The event that kick-started with a bang as the who’s who of the Indian film industry walked down the red carpet followed by the premieres of Bollywood’s most awaited films this year ‘Sarkar Raj’, concluded with fireworks as the most sought after awards were announced.
Though the event has been much criticised for promoting the Bachchan family, the IIFA Awards once again proved their credibility, as the trophies were bagged by the most deserving nominees.
And without much ado here is a look at this year’s award highlight:
Best Film
A category that had some of the best pictures of the previous year like Guru, Jab We Met, Partner and Life In A Metro vying for the number one spot, saw the much acclaimed Shah Rukh Khan starrer 'Chak De India' bagging the prestigious award.
Best Director
'Chak De India' surely swept the IIFA grand awards ceremony as director Shimit Amin lifted the Best Director trophy. The film about a coach inspiring the Indian women's hockey team to World Cup victory also won awards for story and screenplay.
Best Actor
Well, Big B may bag the prize for blogger of the year but it is King Khan who earned the award for the Best Actor for his mind boggling performance in Chak De India where his role was much inspired by the real life hockey hero Mir Ranjan Negi.
Best Actress
Yes, the ‘Koi doubt mat rakhna’ bodylicious babe from Jab We Met, Kareena Kapoor added yet another trophy to her bag full of awards for her refreshing youthful performance in 'Jab We Met'.
Best Debutant Male and Female
The hottest young couple in tinsel town, Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone, surely got the maximum eyeballs as they got on the stage to collect their respective awards. While, Ranbir thanked mentor Sanjay Leela Bhansali for his award, Dips once again recited her accepting speech mentioning Farah Khan - the brain behind ‘Om Shanti Om’.
Best Style Icon (Male)
He might not have the six pack abs or the sizzling off shirt item numbers to his credit, nevertheless actor Abhishek Bachchan earned the Best Style Icon award for his raunchy masculine beard look.
Best Style Icon (Female)
We don’t know whether she is the ‘Most Sexy Women in the World’ or not, but Katrina is surely the most stylish woman of B-town The sultry beauty won the Best Style Icon for her sensuous and inspiring style.
Best Performance in a Negative Role
Actor Viveik Oberoi won the bad man award for his role in the flick, ‘Shootout At Lokhandwala’.
Best Screenplay
Anurag Basu - 'Life in a Metro' and Jaideep Sahni - 'Chak De! India’ shared the best screenplay award. The two movies also jointly won the best story trophy.
Best Cinematography
The award for the Best Cinematography went to 'Chak De! India', making it the maximum award garnering movie in IIFA 2008.
Best Dialogues
Debutant director ‘Imtiaz Ali’ bagged the award for writing one of the most memorable dialogues in recent history for ’Jab We Met’.
Music Direction
AR Rahman won the award for his chartbuster number ‘Barso Re’ in Mani Ratnam’s 'Guru'.
Best Lyrics
Javed Akhtar’s beautiful melody of words in the song ‘Main Agar Kahoon’ from ‘Om Shanti Om’ won him the award in this category.
Playback Singer (Male)
The ever so charming singer Shaan bagged this one for ‘Jabse Tere Naina’ in the movie ‘Saawariya’.
Playback Singer (Female)
Youth melody queen ‘Shreya Ghoshal’ bagged the trophy for her melodious singing of ‘Barso Re’ in Guru.
Best Performance in a Comic Role
Govinda, who is popularly known as Chi-Chi, was surely in his element as he went to grab this one for his performance in Partner.
Fresh face of the year
Bollywood’s latest eye candy, Neil Nitin Mukesh was named the Fresh Face of the Year.
For more of IIFA Awards 2008, log on to Spicezee.com »
Courtesy: zeenews.com
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Spicezee BureauBangkok - The three-day star packed IIFA Awards 2008 extravaganza, which drew to a close on Sunday in the Thai capital Bangkok, proved to be an event of its kind and is surely getting bigger and better year after year. The event that kick-started with a bang as the who’s who of the Indian film industry walked down the red carpet followed by the premieres of Bollywood’s most awaited films this year ‘Sarkar Raj’, concluded with fireworks as the most sought after awards were announced.
Though the event has been much criticised for promoting the Bachchan family, the IIFA Awards once again proved their credibility, as the trophies were bagged by the most deserving nominees.
And without much ado here is a look at this year’s award highlight:
Best Film
A category that had some of the best pictures of the previous year like Guru, Jab We Met, Partner and Life In A Metro vying for the number one spot, saw the much acclaimed Shah Rukh Khan starrer 'Chak De India' bagging the prestigious award.
Best Director
'Chak De India' surely swept the IIFA grand awards ceremony as director Shimit Amin lifted the Best Director trophy. The film about a coach inspiring the Indian women's hockey team to World Cup victory also won awards for story and screenplay.
Best Actor
Well, Big B may bag the prize for blogger of the year but it is King Khan who earned the award for the Best Actor for his mind boggling performance in Chak De India where his role was much inspired by the real life hockey hero Mir Ranjan Negi.
Best Actress
Yes, the ‘Koi doubt mat rakhna’ bodylicious babe from Jab We Met, Kareena Kapoor added yet another trophy to her bag full of awards for her refreshing youthful performance in 'Jab We Met'.
Best Debutant Male and Female
The hottest young couple in tinsel town, Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone, surely got the maximum eyeballs as they got on the stage to collect their respective awards. While, Ranbir thanked mentor Sanjay Leela Bhansali for his award, Dips once again recited her accepting speech mentioning Farah Khan - the brain behind ‘Om Shanti Om’.
Best Style Icon (Male)
He might not have the six pack abs or the sizzling off shirt item numbers to his credit, nevertheless actor Abhishek Bachchan earned the Best Style Icon award for his raunchy masculine beard look.
Best Style Icon (Female)
We don’t know whether she is the ‘Most Sexy Women in the World’ or not, but Katrina is surely the most stylish woman of B-town The sultry beauty won the Best Style Icon for her sensuous and inspiring style.
Best Performance in a Negative Role
Actor Viveik Oberoi won the bad man award for his role in the flick, ‘Shootout At Lokhandwala’.
Best Screenplay
Anurag Basu - 'Life in a Metro' and Jaideep Sahni - 'Chak De! India’ shared the best screenplay award. The two movies also jointly won the best story trophy.
Best Cinematography
The award for the Best Cinematography went to 'Chak De! India', making it the maximum award garnering movie in IIFA 2008.
Best Dialogues
Debutant director ‘Imtiaz Ali’ bagged the award for writing one of the most memorable dialogues in recent history for ’Jab We Met’.
Music Direction
AR Rahman won the award for his chartbuster number ‘Barso Re’ in Mani Ratnam’s 'Guru'.
Best Lyrics
Javed Akhtar’s beautiful melody of words in the song ‘Main Agar Kahoon’ from ‘Om Shanti Om’ won him the award in this category.
Playback Singer (Male)
The ever so charming singer Shaan bagged this one for ‘Jabse Tere Naina’ in the movie ‘Saawariya’.
Playback Singer (Female)
Youth melody queen ‘Shreya Ghoshal’ bagged the trophy for her melodious singing of ‘Barso Re’ in Guru.
Best Performance in a Comic Role
Govinda, who is popularly known as Chi-Chi, was surely in his element as he went to grab this one for his performance in Partner.
Fresh face of the year
Bollywood’s latest eye candy, Neil Nitin Mukesh was named the Fresh Face of the Year.
For more of IIFA Awards 2008, log on to Spicezee.com »
Courtesy: zeenews.com
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By: Subhadeep Bhattacharjee
All is not well between the Bollywood's most famous couple Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Bachchan. Aishwarya who is seen comfortable in company of her hubby and family members had a heated argument with Abhi during the recent IIFA Awards ceremony in Bangkok. The couple later stormed into their hotel room and were heard screaming at the top of their voice.
The trouble started when Aishwarya was being over expressive at the award function in company of actor Kunal Kapoor. Abhi who did not appreciate that requested her to keep low but she still continued grabbing attention. Abhi then took her to the hotel lobby and tried to put his point across to her. The actress however blasted at him over the issue.
The couple are said to have argued art the top of their voice for a long time after which Abhi lost his temper completely. He asked his personal security guards to escort Ash out of the room. Is it just an one off incident or just the beginning of more to come? Only time will tell.
Courtesy: entertainment.oneindia.in
Posted on 01:24 by Unknown and filed under
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By: Subhadeep BhattacharjeeAll is not well between the Bollywood's most famous couple Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Bachchan. Aishwarya who is seen comfortable in company of her hubby and family members had a heated argument with Abhi during the recent IIFA Awards ceremony in Bangkok. The couple later stormed into their hotel room and were heard screaming at the top of their voice.
The trouble started when Aishwarya was being over expressive at the award function in company of actor Kunal Kapoor. Abhi who did not appreciate that requested her to keep low but she still continued grabbing attention. Abhi then took her to the hotel lobby and tried to put his point across to her. The actress however blasted at him over the issue.
The couple are said to have argued art the top of their voice for a long time after which Abhi lost his temper completely. He asked his personal security guards to escort Ash out of the room. Is it just an one off incident or just the beginning of more to come? Only time will tell.
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Mumbai - , De! India still rules. Not just in slogans, it won best film award for Shah Rukh Khan (SRK) at IIFA. It is still attracting attention from all quarters including the critics, common people and also the people who matter in the film industry.
Chak De! India director Shimit Amin also won the best director award and Jaideep Sahni, who wrote Chak De! India won the best screenplay award.
Another Shah Rukh Khan film Om Shanti Om also won a couple of awards on the occasion, making IIFA sort of Shah Rukh Khan show. It was despite the fact that the actor did not attend the IIFA award
Chak De! India is unlike any other film. It shows how sheer determination coupled with hard work can do unlikely feats. It was what Shah Rukh Khan did with the girls’ hockey team, in the film.
The film’s title became a national slogan within a few months. And even Chak De India was the most often heard slogan during matches, be it cricket, hockey or football.
While fans say they are proud of him for choosing an unusual film like this, critics across the globe are raving about how effortlessly he plays a coach who travels to glory from gloom.
"After 'Swades' Shah Rukh has again essayed a role where he has totally negated his own superstar self and completely become the character he is supposed to play. There is not a single trace of the superstar that we have seen in most of his films like 'Don'," said Anuradha, a Shah Rukh fan.
Critic Andy Webster in his review in New York Times writes: "For his part, Mr. Khan, to his credit, lets his co-stars' youthful charisma carry the movie. He also laudably portrays a man who vigorously and unabashedly advocates the advancement of women."
The film is based on former India goalkeeper Mir Ranjan Negi who lost his glory after conceding several goals in a match against Pakistan in the 1982 Asian Games final. He was dropped from the team. Negi returned to the hockey field, most grudgingly, 16 years later as a goalkeeping coach and helped India in winning the 1998 Asian Games men's gold at Bangkok and the women's gold at the Manchester Commonwealth Games in 2002.
Shah Rukh convincingly portrays the shame, disillusionment of the disgraced hockey player and determination to win back his prestige.
Negi, who was roped in as a technical director of the film, said he was impressed by Shah Rukh's performance.
Courtesy: khabrein.info
Chak De! India director Shimit Amin also won the best director award and Jaideep Sahni, who wrote Chak De! India won the best screenplay award.Another Shah Rukh Khan film Om Shanti Om also won a couple of awards on the occasion, making IIFA sort of Shah Rukh Khan show. It was despite the fact that the actor did not attend the IIFA award
Chak De! India is unlike any other film. It shows how sheer determination coupled with hard work can do unlikely feats. It was what Shah Rukh Khan did with the girls’ hockey team, in the film.
The film’s title became a national slogan within a few months. And even Chak De India was the most often heard slogan during matches, be it cricket, hockey or football.
While fans say they are proud of him for choosing an unusual film like this, critics across the globe are raving about how effortlessly he plays a coach who travels to glory from gloom.
"After 'Swades' Shah Rukh has again essayed a role where he has totally negated his own superstar self and completely become the character he is supposed to play. There is not a single trace of the superstar that we have seen in most of his films like 'Don'," said Anuradha, a Shah Rukh fan.
Critic Andy Webster in his review in New York Times writes: "For his part, Mr. Khan, to his credit, lets his co-stars' youthful charisma carry the movie. He also laudably portrays a man who vigorously and unabashedly advocates the advancement of women."
The film is based on former India goalkeeper Mir Ranjan Negi who lost his glory after conceding several goals in a match against Pakistan in the 1982 Asian Games final. He was dropped from the team. Negi returned to the hockey field, most grudgingly, 16 years later as a goalkeeping coach and helped India in winning the 1998 Asian Games men's gold at Bangkok and the women's gold at the Manchester Commonwealth Games in 2002.
Shah Rukh convincingly portrays the shame, disillusionment of the disgraced hockey player and determination to win back his prestige.
Negi, who was roped in as a technical director of the film, said he was impressed by Shah Rukh's performance.
Courtesy: khabrein.info
