Top Ten Hot Bollywood Wives

This is a countdown to the hottest wife in Bollywood. Stars have married, divorced and re-married but these are the wives that have been sizzling, hot and always in the news. These ladies have not only been behind their successful man but endured in times of downfall and have always been on their husband's sides.

10-Natasha Khan Natasha Khan is married to the handsome hunk Fardeen Khan. Her mother Mumtaz had worked in many movies with Feroz Khan making them good family friends hence Natasha and Fardeen have liked each other almost since their teenage years. Natasha has always wanted to come into Bollywood and soon intends to do so. Right now she's at Number 10 in our countdown.

9- Mana Shetty Wife of Sunil Shetty. Is a wonderful lady and has never been into the news that much. she has always known for her charming personality and has supported Sunil Shetty through thick and thin. No wonder Sunil claims to love her immensely.

8- Seema Khan This sexy, beautiful and talented wife is a very famous fashion designer. Sohail Khan's wife has been designing for a long time now and is renowned. She's extremely good friends with Manish Malhotra, Karan Johar and Farah Khan. Sohail's Family has always supported her by walking the ramp for their favourite bhabhi.

7- Bhavna Pandey This Bollywood bombshell is the wife of the tall and handsome Chunkey Pandey. Bhavna always wanted to enter modelling but since she belonged to a reserved bachground, was never allowed. But Chunkey being the loving husband has always supported her with bhavna's career.

6- Suzzane Khan We all know about Zayed Khan's sister, Suzanne Khan, wife to Hrithik Roshan. Both were friends for a very long time as they studied together and tied the knot as soon as Hrithik entered Bollywood. When Hrithik is busy shooting Suzanne interior designs. She's already a mother to an adorable son and is expecting again. All in all a perfect example of beauty with more beauty.

5- Kiran Rao Kiran Rao met Aamir Khan on the sets of Lagaan. Both geled well and decided to tie the knot. Kiran Rao is famous for her creative intelligence in the film fraternity and Aamir is a complete perfectionist. This combination is a deadly one. Kirao Rao created waves of media publicity when Aamir announced his divorce to get married to her. Our most talked about wife at number 5 is Kiran Rao.

4-Aishwariya Rai Bachchan Former Miss World and considered as the most beautiful living woman in Indian Cinema marries the Legend's son Abhishek Bachchan. Affair with Salman Khan moves on to Vivek Oberoi and all of a sudden we hear her tying the knot with AB Baby. Strange but it sure got her in to the media limelight.

3-Malaika Arora Khan Malaika Arora is well-known for her hot and sizzling body. She's got a perfect to-die-for figure. She got married to Arbaaz Khan but marriage did not hinder her career. Today's she's a mother to a son but a successful model. She has created a niche for herself in the industry and is definitely one the hottest wives.

2-Twinkle Khanna Behind ever man's success if a woman. Yes we've all heard that. But this is a true example of the above statement. Akshay Kumar had been in the industry giving us a long list of Khiladi films doing stunts and romancing his ladies but as soon as Twinkle comes into his life we see a 180 Degree change in Akki's career. Twinkle has given Akki all the support and love possible and is today one of the hottest Bollywood wives. When Akki is shooting Twinkle works as an interior designer and has designed homes of some famous stars the latest being Rani Mukherjee.

1- Gauri Khan The Number 1 Spot goes to the undoubtedly hot Gauri Khan. She has been with SRK since they were both going to college, and has truely been on his side through thick and thin. She's got a perfect dressing sense, a good figure and is envied by many. She recently shocked the audiences by appearing on Vogue's cover looking absolutely ravishing. Besides being the producer of Om Shanti Om, a record-breaking highest profit making movie in her kittie has made her not only a threat but powerful also. Way to go Gauri!

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Bipasha doesn’t like sitting on my bike: John Abraham

New Delhi, John Abraham’s love for bikes is well-known but his lady love, actress Bipasha Basu, doesn’t like riding pillion with him for that very reason.

“Bipasha doesn’t like sitting on my bike because I am very passionate and possessive about my bike. When she sits, I keep saying ‘I hope you don’t leave a scratch on the bike and all that’, so that’s why she prefers a car to sitting behind me in a bike,” John told reporters here during an event.

John will be next seen in “Hook Ya Crook” and “1-1800 Love”.

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Bollywood should come to Brazil, says director

Toronto, Bollywood movies should come to Brazil “in a big way”, says veteran Brazilian filmmaker Suzana Amaral, describing herself as a fan of Hindi movies from the 1970s.

“Our two great nations should start forging deeper cultural ties. I want Bollywood to come Brazil in a big way. Their films are gorgeous and we can learn a lot from them,” the 77-year-old said in an interview here.

Amaral’s movie “Hotel Altantico” was premiered last week at the Toronto International Film Festival. She was probably the oldest film director at the festival.

“I used to watch every Bollywood film when I was studying film direction at New York University in the mid-1970s. There used to be a theatre on 56th Street which screened only Bollywood films. I never missed one,” the Rio de Janeiro-based filmmaker told IANS.

“India and Brazil are the next superpowers. Future belongs to us. We used to be called underdeveloped, but not any more.”

She added that she would love to have her films screened at the International Film Festival of India in Goa, a former Portuguese enclave.

A veteran of 56 films, she won the Silver Berlin Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival in 1986 for her film “The Hour of the Star”.

Amaral praises Indian audiences for supporting the Indian film industry.

“I salute Bollywood and Indian audiences for supporting their film industry. That’s why it is the biggest in terms of number of films produced each year while we in Brazil produce only about 80 films.”

Amaral has been invited to a film festival in Kerala in December. But she said she would not be able attend because of family commitments.

“I have nine children, and (they have) large families. I have to be with them for Christmas, though I am not Christian. But I look forward being in India some time later.”

A practising Buddhist, she said she would love to interact not only with Bollywood directors while in India but also the Dalai Lama.

“How far is Dharamshala from the Indian capital? I would love to see the Dalai Lama when I am there,” she said, referring to the Indian hill town where the Tibetan spiritual leader is based. “I meditate daily and live by Buddhism principles.”

Her film “Hotel Atlantico” is a manifestation of her Buddhist beliefs. In the film, an unnamed character – played by upcoming star Julio Andrade – wanders through life without any destination, allowing fate to decide his course.

“For me this film is semi-autobiographical. Being a Buddhist, I take life as it comes, so does the protagonist of this film. I live in the present moment. I don’t bother about what will happen next or what happened in the past,” she said.

In between, Amaral has thrown in a lot of humour and sexuality in the film. “Hotel Atlantico”, well received in Toronto, opens in Brazil in November.

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Actress Asin Thottumkal hospitalised

Mumbai, Actress Asin Thottumkal, who’s lately been working round-the-clock, has been admitted to the Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital here following an acute sinus condition.

The “Ghajini” fame actress was admitted Monday morning. She was taken to Kokilaben hospital because it’s close to her home in Andheri.

Though the actress herself was unavailable for comment, her father, who was with her in the hospital, told IANS: “Yes she’s in hospital. Nothing to worry about. All this is part of the process of my daughter’s growing up.”

Asin is expected to be out after treatment in a couple of days. But the news of her hospitalisation on Eid was being whispered behind closed doors. Some said she was admitted after suffering from acute exhaustion.

“Asin was admitted to the Dhirubhai hospital… not for exhaustion but an acute sinus condition. She had been neglecting the condition for quite some time now. But now the sinus situation had to be attended to. But she was in great spirits, her usual chirpy and friendly self singing even as her treatment was being done,” said a source close to Asin.

Her condition got aggravated because of the night shooting for “London Dreams”.

“She had no choice but to get into the hospital to have the condition treated. She waited until Eid when there was break from work,” said the source.

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Lara Dutta hopes for bumper Diwali with ‘Blue’

New Delhi, Lara Dutta, who has been creating waves with her svelte figure and bold avatar in the promos of “Blue”, hopes the film turns out to be a hit and makes her Diwali really special.

“Blue”, also starring Akshay Kumar, Sanjay Dutt and Zayed Khan is centered on an underwater treasure guarded by sharks and is slated to release Oct 16, just a day before Diwali.

“My next film after ‘Do Knot Disturb’, ‘Blue’ is releasing just a day before Diwali, so I’m hoping that it does well and my Diwali becomes a bumper Diwali,” Lara, who was wearing a pink satin dress, told reporters here.

The former beauty queen-turned-actress was in the capital to attend the 25th edition of MMTC’s Festival of Gold.

Asked how she planned to celebrate the festival of lights, Lara said Diwali would be a family affair for her this year, unlike last time.

“Diwali is a festival meant to be celebrated with family, but last year I was shooting in Singapore for ‘Do Knot Disturb’. So this year I’ll be spending time with my close ones,” Lara said.

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Riya Dons the Diamond Bra

Before it was Sherlyn Chopra; Now its Riya Sen. Riya Sen would be seen wearing a Diamond Bra for an item song in upcoming multi starrer Heroes.Riya has been trying too hard just like her sister to change her girl next door image by donning the skimpiest clothes recently. Whatever Sherlyn wears atleast she's got style albeit we're not too sure about Riya Sen now. Check out her stills from the movies.

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Kajol's Sudden Obscenity

What's wrong with Kajol? She was spotted at an event recently flaunting her assets. With our eyes going only there, Kajol the dress completely serves the purpose but what's your purpose? We're sure she's not feeling inferior to the other new comers then why the sudden obscenity?

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Who Stole Mandira's Pants?

Mandira Bedi will be seen setting a new trend in Bollywood. She has gone Bottomless for the promotion of her movie 'Meerabai Not Out'. She is playing a stylish role but the movie revolves around cricket as its name suggests. Mandira also has Mahesh Manjrekar and Anupam Kher in the movie as co-stars. Lets see if Mandira's trend follows and if it proves fruitful. Meanwhile check out the poster.

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Eva Longoria wants to live life Victoria style

'Desperate Housewives' star Eva Longoria says that close friend Victoria Beckham is her role model and she aspires to be like her. http://www.hindustantimes.com/images/edstoryimg/Eva.jpg

The 34-year-old actress became close friends with the former Spice Girl when she and her soccer star husband David Beckham moved to Los Angeles in 2007 with their three children, Hello magazine reported.

Longoria - who is married to basketball star Tony Parker - said, "It's really interesting the camaraderie that athletes' wives have, because they understand the schedule, the travelling and the distance.

"Victoria and I are in similar situations when it comes to our husbands. I admire the wife and mother that she is and, at the same time, this glamorous and beautiful businesswoman. That's what I aspire to be," she added.

The TV star is also a huge fan of Victoria's fashion label and thinks she's a very accomplished designer.

"They're my favourite dresses out right now! They are beautifully created, so classic yet modern. She's really hit the nail on the head. You can tell she's not another celebrity doing a clothing line, she is fashion and knows what she is talking about," Longoria said.

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Now, Air Force chief cools the China heat

Dismissing reports of Chinese air incursions along the Line of Actual Control, Air Chief Marshal P V Naik today said the existing IAF aircraft strength was inadequate, just one-third the size of China’s, and it needed to make more acquisitions to enhance its capability.

“As far as Air Force is concerned, there are no incursions anywhere,” Naik told reporters at the South Western Air Command (SWAC) headquarters in Gandhinagar. “Our present aircraft strength is inadequate. We have one-third of the Chinese numbers. And that is why we are going for more.”

Earlier, Admiral Sureesh Mehta, before he retired as Navy chief, had said that India had neither the capability nor the intention to match China force for force.

Replying to a query on what really constituted the biggest threat to India, Naik said: “You know what happened to George Fernandes and a former Indian Naval chief when they described China as a threat.

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“I would say China is one of the many challenges including terrorism, low-spectrum conflict that India faces in the current geo-political situation. The country is seized of the problems and is taking multi-pronged measures, ranging from diplomatic to economic, to face the challenges besides developing capabilities.”

“The Government of India is doing a lot to augment air force capability... We are not downplaying the challenges before us. But there is a strategy to handle it. One can either deal with it sternly or play cool and continue to develop capabilities.”

“The Government is giving full support as far as the acquisition of these things are concerned in terms of finance or otherwise.”

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Wife waits in camp, Major killed in J&K encounter

On October 5, Major J S Suri would have turned 30. He had planned to celebrate his birthday with his wife, S Pallavi, by the picturesque Manasbal lake where his 13 Rashtriya Rifles unit is deployed. Pallavi arrived at the 13 RR regimental centre in Manasbal a few days ago.

On Wednesday, Major Suri was killed in a major encounter with militants in Bandipore in North Kashmir. Pallavi is in shock. They were married only last year.

“She seemed to have guessed last night that something was wrong... confusing reports about Maj. Suri were coming in from the encounter site,” said an Army officer who was part of the 45-hour operation to flush out the militants holed up on an island on Wular lake.

“She is in a state of shock. Officers and jawans of the unit are trying to console her. It was very difficult for senior officers to break the news to her that Maj. Suri had sacrificed his life for the nation.”

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Pallavi will return with her husband’s body to his home city Hyderabad tomorrow.

Four Armymen — Maj. Suri and three jawans — were killed after security forces engaged two groups of militants in separate encounters over two days in Bandipore and Rafiabad.

Four militants were killed, including two top commanders — Abu Pasha of the Hizbul Mujahideen and Abu Moosa of the Laskhar-e-Toiba. Both were foreigners active in Bandipore for the last eight years. They were killed in the same encounter in which Maj. Suri died.

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World will need 70pc more food in 2050

Rome—World food production must increase by 70 percent by 2050, to nourish a human population then likely to be 9.1 billion, the UN Food and Agricultural Organisation forecast Wednesday.

“FAO is cautiously optimistic about the world’s potential to feed itself by 2050,” said FAO Assistant Director-General Hafez Ghanem. However, he stressed that feeding everyone in the world by then “will not be automatic and several significant challenges have to be met.”

The agency is preparing for a high-level expert forum in Rome on October 12-13 on “How to Feed the World in 2050” and plans to gather 300 specialists from academic, non-governmental and private sector institutions.

This forum will pave the way for a World Summit on Food Security in Rome on November 16-18. The world population is expected to grow from 6.8 billion today to 9.1 billion in 2050, according to the latest UN forecast. “Nearly all of the population growth will occur in developing countries. Sub-Saharan Africa’s population is expected to grow the fastest (up 108 percent, 910 million people), and East and South East Asia’s the slowest (up 11 percent, 228 million).

“Around 70 percent of the world population will live in cities or urban areas by 2050, up from 49 percent today,” the document said. The demand for food is expected to grow as a result of rising incomes as well as population growth, the discussion paper added. Cereal production will have to increase by almost a billion tonnes from 2.1 billion today and meat production will have to grow by more than 200 million tonnes to reach a total of 470 million tonnes in 2050.

The FAO estimated that the “production of biofuels could also increase the demand for agricultural commodities, depending on energy prices and government policies.” More land will be needed for crops “despite the fact that 90 percent of the growth in crop production is projected to come from higher yields and increased cropping intensity.”

The FAO estimated that “arable land will have to expand by around 120 million hectares in developing countries,” mainly in Africa and Latin America, while “arable land in use in developed countries is expected to decline by some 50 million hectares, although this could be changed by the demand for biofuels.”—AFP

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Terrorism main agenda in Krishna-Qureshi meet

Terrorism will be the single most important issue for discussion between External Affairs Minister S M Krishna and his Pakistani counterpart during their meeting in New York on Sunday.

"Terrorism is the single most important issue from our side," Krishna said ahead of his meeting with Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi on the sidelines of the United Nation General Assembly.

India has been demanding action against the perpetrators of 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks and dismantling of terror infrastructure in Pakistani soil.

Krishna also said New Delhi was assessing Islamabad's recent response to its demands related to the Mumbai attacks.

"We are evaluating the various steps that Pakistan seems to have taken with respect to Mumbai attacks," he said.

Pakistan has arrested seven people and sent out an alert for 11 more in connection with the attacks.

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Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao will also meet her counterpart Salman Bashir before the foreign ministers' meeting.

The minister said the recent action taken against JuD chief Hafiz Saeed, the mastermind of the Mumbai attacks, was not satisfactory.

Krishna pointed out that the reason for Saeed's arrest was not the Mumbai attacks but a hate speech he had made at a Ramadan dinner criticising Pakistan, India and the United States.

The External Affairs Minister, however, acknowledged that the Pakistani government was also conducting a probe against Saeed in connection with the Mumbai attacks, and noted, "We hope that they're going to thoroughly investigate the various associates of Lashkar-e-Taibe and Jamaat-ud-Dawa."

Noting that one year was enough time for a decisive action Krishna said, "Pakistan has not acted to bring to justice those who are responsible for the attacks on Mumbai inspite of India providing the needed evidence."

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Chandrayaan-1 finds evidence of water on moon

India's maiden moon mission Chandrayaan-I has detected evidence of water across the lunar surface, scientists announced on Thursday.

Moon Mineralogy Mapper, a NASA instrument onboard Chandrayaan-I, detected wavelengths of reflected light that would indicate a chemical bond between hydrogen and oxygen in materials on the thin layer of upper soil.

The Moon Mineralogy Mapper or M3 has confirmed existence of water on moon by analysing the data collected from Chandrayaan-I.

The finding ends four-decade long speculation on whether there is water on moon.

Scientists first claimed that water existed on moon about 40 years ago after they analysed rock samples brought to earth as souvenirs by Apollo astronauts.

But they had doubts about the findings as the boxes in which the moon rocks were brought to earth had leaked contaminating the samples with air from the atmosphere.

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Scientists believe that the water could have been formed due to interaction of oxygen present in rocks and soil on moon with hydrogen in the form of protons emitted by the sun as a result of nuclear fusion.

As these protons hit the moon, they break apart oxygen bonds in soil materials, and where free oxygen and hydrogen are together, there's a high chance that trace amounts of water will be formed, said Larry Taylor from the University of Tennessee, who was among the M3 team of scientists.

The M3 instrument analysed how sunlight reflected off the lunar surface to identify water particles in which scientists observed elements of chemical bonding alike water.

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THE CLASS OF 50s

Screen at 58 continues its journey with the same energy and enthusiasm as the year of its inception. The troughs and crests in the course of journey have only made the brand stronger and better. So here’s looking at the class of 50s - those who have completed a run of five decades, changed, improvised and innovated at every step. Those who light up the silver screen with their overwhelming talent and sheer personal charm. Presenting the fabulous 50

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