Sexy Actress Riya Sen

Riya Sen is an Indian film Sexy actress and model. Riya, who hails from a family of actors, including her grandmother Suchitra Sen, mother Moon Sen and sister Raima Sen, began her acting career in 1991 as a child artiste in the film Vishkanya. Her first commercial success in her film career was with Style, a 2001 Hindi low-budget sex comedy directed by N. Chandra. Some of her other films include producer Pritish Nandy's musical film, Jhankaar Beats  in Hinglish, Shaadi No One and a Malayalam horror film Ananthabhadram. 

Riya was first recognised as a model when she performed in Falguni Pathak's music-video Yaad Piya Ki Aane Lagi at the age of sixteen. Since then, she has appeared in music videos, television commercials, fashion shows, and on magazine covers. She has been a heartthrob sensation throughout India and is known for her gorgeous smile. Riya has worked as an activist and appeared in an AIDS awareness music video with the aim of dispelling popular myths about the disease. She also helped raise funds for pediatric eye-care. Riya has faced controversies such as a MMS clip with actor Ashmit Patel, her semi-nude photograph on photographer Dabboo Ratnani's annual calendar and her on-screen kisses in a conservative Indian film industry. She has many project in the year 2012 in Kannada and Tamil film industry.

Priyanka Chopra Latest stills in DON-2

Don-2 latest full story and Review

We've come a long way, baby. The first time we met Ethan Hunt in 1996's Mission Impossible, our local movie theatres were playing an Akshay Kumar actioner in which he mud-wrestled with Rekha -and fought an Undertaker knock-off. Fifteen years on, Tom Cruise -comes to India -to promote Hunt's latest adventure, seven days after which we find Shah Rukh Khan -hanging upside down in a chamber with a pressure-controlled floor -- just like Hunt did in that first Brian De Palma film. And here's the cool thing: Farhan Akhtar  makes it just as slick.

Don 2, Akhtar's latest, is a glossy, unashamed action offering polished within an inch of itself, visually coming together seamlessly and effectively. The floors shine enough to reflect stampeding boots (which also shine), explosives obey their detonators, guns click into place with satisfyingly precise and appropriately amplified CLICKS, cars chase each other with murderous grace, and the bad guy -- when not wearing a pretty face -- is clad in white and reluctant to kneel because of the potential punishment to his trousers.So yes, a very impressively produced film indeed.  Akhtar's hero has never looked better -- as evidenced by the lovely girl in the seat next to mine gasping louder and louder -- and, unencumbered by the lack of a classic film to be compared against, both director and actor are visibly liberated, having a blast making this film about a slimy (but shiny) antagonist who wants nothing to do with redemption.

 And this is vital, for in a film where it's clear that the stakes of the story are lower than the costs of its production, what hooks the audience is the opportunity to see an assured director and a superstar genuinely enjoying themselves -- like Steven Soderbergh and George Clooney -in the Ocean's Eleven series, for example. (By the by, that also happens to be the only other example I can come up with for a remade classic that spawned its own independent franchise.)Imagine, however, Ocean's Three. Where Clooney was given not just his own lines, but all of Brad's and Matt's and Elliot Gould's, leaving supporting actors to stand and stare while he did his own thing.

 I'd have to admit that still sounds charming on paper, and this version of it could have been, if only Shah Rukh Khan hadn't also decided to boast about the fact that he has the best lines. There is a degree of over-the-top acting suited to a role and genre like this, but Khan slaughters his lines (and Akhtar's given him some fine, fun ones) by deliberating over each of them and delivering them fatally overbaked, pausing long enough mid-punchline to sneer and smirk, and then waiting after the line to allow us a moment to laugh or whistle.

That self-sure smugness asphyxiates the dialogue and robs it and Don, the character, of his coolth. Leaving us with a good-looking caricature of an actor, one that needs now to be reined in.Yet even this hammy hubris isn't the film's fatal flaw. It's evident in the very first few minutes that Khan is going to chew scenery like a particularly ravenous goat, but he does it with flair and it's hard not to be seduced by the perfectly manicured film Akhtar builds around his star.

 It is as the film goes on that it becomes painfully clear that while the film gives us a memorable villain, there is nothing that stands in his way. It's the genre of the cat-and-mouse chase, and while we always watch despite Jerry invariably beating Tom, here there is no feline worthy of usurping Don's cream leaving us with a King Rat, never imperiled, never really challenged, more than free to proclaim himself lord of the cheese.Which means the film soon flattens out into inevitable boredom, the climax dragging on and on (and making me long for a secret scarlet diary).

Boman Irani -has perhaps two good scenes in the film; Priyanka Chopra's -screen-eclipsingly large lips do more than she does (possibly because her character is such a wishy-washy bore, straddled with bad lines and an incompetent assistant); Lara Dutta -reminds us that she has a nice smile and can speak in English without making us wince, unlike most of our girls;

 A man in a scenestealing cameo makes us wish he could speak in Khan's voice; Kunal Kapoor -predictably has trouble keeping a straight face; and Om Puri -better have gotten paid well. But none of them matter, for this is one man's film, and he -- like the film itself -- looks really good, but ends up being a drag.

Positive:

• Many adventures action scenes are included in this movie
• The actions are more impressive.
• Everyone keep their acting as much as they possible.
• Screen Shots are very much attractive.

Negative:

• Lagging of climax scene.

Rating:  7.5/10

Actress Vidya Balan latest stills

 Vidya Balan is an Indian sexy actress and she recently appeared in Hindi film industry.Her latest HIndi movie Dum Maaro Dum made a big hit in the film industry. Abhishek done a good role in that movie. The movie was full of mystery and endless suspense. Vidya done a great job in Malayalam movie Urumi with Pritviraj. In that movie she done dual character. Her latest project is Khahani and The Dirty Picture. Emran Hashmi leads the main character in both movies and hope there must be many sexiest scenes of Vidya Balan from that movie. She got a best actress award for Paa Hindi movie. In that movie she appeared as the mother of Amithab Bachan and done a good role for this movie. The film industries and the audiences are very-much supporting her.

Kareena In RA-ONE

Sexy Kareena In RAONE

Sexiest Indian actress Kareena Kapoor done a fantastic character in Ra-One Hindi movie. Sharuk Khan leads the main character in this movie. Her lat movie Bodyguard (remake of Malayalam movie Bodyguard) made a huge collection in the film industry. Here the History repeats. Kareena done a good character in Ra-One and it will increase her star value in the film industry. She done many sexiest scenes in Ra-one and the audiences are very much support for her role in Ra-One. Kareena's 3-idiots with Amir lead a big collection the the whole film industry. Before Tamil movie Enthiran 3 idiots made a record collection from the film industry.Her Jeb we met leads her a many opportunity in the Hindi film industry . Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu is her latest movie and it will ready to release on next month.

Sexy Kareena In RAONE