The last movie that actress Rani Mukerji was seen in was ‘No One Killed Jessica’ last year alongside Vidya Balan.  But the gorgeous actress is all set to sizzle on big screen again with the movie ‘Aiyaa’, directed by Sachin Kundalkar and co-produced by Anurag Kashyap and Viacom 18.

The movie ‘Aiyaa’ that was scheduled to release on September 29 has been postponed and will now release during the Dussehra festivities.

“Yes, we were supposed to release our film on Sep 28, but now the film has been pushed back. There is no specific reason as such. It is a collective decision taken by Anurag Kashyap and Viacom 18,” said the director to a daily.

“Now we are looking for Dussehra release. It will be releasing in the last week of October,” he added.

While actress like Vidya Balan and Sonakshi Sinha are promoting a healthy body by supporting curves, actress Kareena Kapoor condemns them.

“I have gone back to the size-zero look I had in ‘Tashan’, but this time it is curvier. I wanted this body for my item song in the film. Since it is a rigorous and raunchy number, I decided to go for a slim and sexy look. But I still have curves in the right places. It may be a trend now with some actors, but I definitely don't want to look plump or fat!” said actress to a daily.

While Vidya Balan and Sonakshi Sinha call curves sexy, Kareena Kapoor thinks it’s preposterous to think being plump is sexy.

“Being fat is not sexy! Anyone who says that is talking crap. Voluptuous is sexy, but fat is out. Any woman who says she doesn't want to be thin is talking nonsense. It's every girl's dream,” she said.

Actress said that to go back to size zero she has been following a strict diet advised by her dietician Rujuta Diwekar.

Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s latest production ‘Ferrari Ki Sawaari’, which released today, has been garnering rave reviews and the concept of the movie is being appreciated.

Producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra is of an opinion that as filmmaker’s it’s their responsibility to make movies with good messages in them.

“We change lives. So many people are impacted by cinema. With 'Munna Bhai', with '3 Idiots', with every film we've done, we've touched lives. That is the job of a filmmaker. And a filmmaker has a social responsibility, and he can't escape it, just the way you have a social responsibility if you are a journalist, and you can't escape that - whether or not you print this. We all create realities and impressions,” he said in an interview with a daily.

The producer said that it infuriated him to see rubbish movies collect 100 Crores at box-office and become huge hits.

“When I look at the mediocrity of Indian cinema, when I look at some rubbish being made and people hailing it because it is touching 100 crores, I get angry. I say ki tum logon ka koi dharam imaan hai nahi kya?” he asked.

Canadian porn star turned actress Sunny Leone, who is making her Bollywood debut with ‘Jism 2’, has managed to irk filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt with a single tweet.

The actress recently thanked Mahesh Bhatt for giving her a break and directing her, while in fact ‘Jism 2’ is being directed by Pooja Bhatt.

“Thank you Sir for everything & directing me in all my dialog scenes. You made it easy 4me to follow your vision!!” posted Sunny Leone on her Twitter wall.

Ever since this tweet was posted, media has been riff with speculations about who really is directing ‘Jism 2’.

Mahesh Bhatt was quick to respond and give the whole credit to his daughter Pooja Bhatt.

Akshay Kumar and Sonakshi Sinha’s next movie ‘Joker’ that was to be released in 3D will now be released in 2D.

“‘Joker’ will release in 2D format. It's a decision taken by business heads based on the reactions to recent 2D and 3D films of big superstars,” confirmed director Shirish Kunder through Twitter.

“The initial plan was for ‘Joker’ to be the first 3D film with a big star. But that USP doesn't hold anymore. Taking into account the recent responses to 2D versus 3D ventures, we decided to reach out to a wider audience,” said the director to TOI.

The producer of the movie Siddharth Roy Kapoor, CEO of UTV, too backed Shirish Kunder’s reasoning.

“For a movie featuring a superstar (read: Akshay), the draw is more the star power and the content. We have seen this in case of many films over the past year that have clicked at the BO more for the film itself rather than the incremental business from 3D screens. Given this experience, we took a collective decision with Akshay, Shirish and his wife Farah Khan to complete ‘Joker’ in the regular 2D format only,” he said.

Director Anurag Kashyap, who is known for his unconventional movies like ‘Dev D’, ‘The Girl in Yellow Boots’, said that if he attempted to make a commercial movie it would end up being a huge disaster.

“I can't make a 'Rowdy Rathore'. If I make a 'Rowdy Rathore', it will be a flop. It has to be made with a conviction. Prabhu Deva had a conviction. He believes in what he is doing. You need to believe in what you are doing. The day I start internally believing in a film, which is in the mainstream zone, I will make it,” he said in an interview.

The filmmaker said that he never feels upset if other movies go on to become blockbuster hits as ultimately the money earned by them will help non-commercial directors like him.

“I am sad about people not watching 'Shanghai', but I will not be sad about any film making money. UTV is making money out of 'Rowdy Rathore' and they will spend that money to promote my film 'Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana',” he said.

Bollywood is currently exploring the trend of making sequels if the first movie goes on to become a blockbuster hit. With movies like ‘Golmaal’ and ‘Housefull 2’ having successful sequels, more and more directors are opening up to the concept of making sequels.

Currently the sequel for 2010 biggest hit ‘Dabangg’ is in making. Sujoy Ghosh, who recently delivered a mind blowing hit with ‘Kahaani’, is planning on working on a sequel. Other of Vidya Balan’s movie ‘Ishqiya’ too will have a sequel ‘Dedh Ishqiya’, though sans Vidya Balan but will have Madhuri Dixit in the lead.

But director Prabhu Deva, whose movie ‘Rowdy Rathore’ is still going strong, is planning on making a prequel of the movie.

If the sources are to be believed then the announcement regarding ‘Rowdy Rathore 2’ will be made this weekend.

There is good news for all Jackie Shroff fans out there.

If the reports are to be believed then Jackie Shroff is all set to play a pivotal role in the eagerly anticipated movie ‘Dhoom 3’.

Apparently, producer Aditya Chopra approached the actor with the role and Jackie Shroff took no time to give his nod.

‘Dhoom 3’ will star Jackie Shroff’s ‘Rangeela’ co-star Aamir Khan. The duo will be back on screen after 17 long years.

“Jackie's return would be special because it would be after 18 years when he and Aamir would be seen together on screen again. The film releases next year and though Jackie has been seen in one movie or the other at regular intervals, ‘Dhoom 3’ would be an actual comeback of sorts. He would be seen in a very well written part,” said a source to Glam Sham.

The release of the eagerly awaited comedy ‘Kya Super Kool Hai Hum’, starring Tusshar Kapoor and Riteish Deshmukh, has been pre-poned by a week. The movie that was to be released on August 2^nd will now be releasing on July 27^th.

“‘Kya Super Kool Hai Hum’ is a keenly awaited comedy and we're glad to pre-pone its release for everyone who's been waiting for it. It makes business sense to have a clean weekend with no other film, in the interest of maximizing business,” said CEO of Balaji Motion Pictures Tanuj Garg.

This means that the movie will no longer clash with the release of Sunny Leone’s debut movie ‘Jism 2’. In fact ‘Jism 2’ was all set to release on July 27^th but the director Pooja Bhatt postponed the release to August 3^rd.

The ‘Hum Tum’ fame director Kunal Kohli is gearing up or the release of his next movie ‘Teri Meri Kahaani’, which is all set to release next week.

The movie that’s a love story spread over three different eras – 1910, 1960 and 2012, stars Shahid Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra as the main leads.

And according to the director if the audience likes the concept of the movie and the movie goes on to become a super hit he might actually pen a sequel.

“With all your love and support if 'Teri Meri Kahaani' turns out to be a super hit then we will have four periods in part two of the film,” said the director when promoting the film.