Akshay Kumar will like a new successful Khan of Bollywood?

Akshay Kumar will like a new successful Khan of Bollywood?: Aamir Khan, Shahrukh Khan, Salman Khan and Saif Ali Khan- we already had 4 major Khans ruling the tinsel villa of Bollywood. And Mr. Akshay Kumar was always living under the garbs of ‘Khiladi’  right since the commencement of his career nearly 2 decades back.

However, after living with the tag of Khiladi, now Akshay is donning new cloaks and getting under the guise of a Khan. Akshay’s next film ‘Tees Maar Khan’ is digging a deep frenzy amongst the masses with snippets and trivia flying from desktop to desktop on a regular basis.

Tees Maar Khan, directed by Farah Khan has been making news for quite some time thanks to a clever Farah and this is touted to be the biggie this Christmas.

Akshay plays a Robin Hood-like robber in this action cum romantic caper and his title of ‘Tees Maar Khan’ has become a hit both with his fans and his friends.

These days, his acquaintances have started referring to him as ‘Tees Maar Khan’ and this new title has pushed away his Khiladi avatar to the sidelines. After the unveiling of the item number ‘Sheila Ki Jawani’ in which Katrina Kaif’s sexy side has been well explored, the film is getting plethoric eyeballs.

But will our new Khan be as successful as the older ones? We shall know this 24th December. Meanwhile Akshay can pompously shout from the rooftops, ‘My name is Khan’ (and I am not a terrorist).

Pamela Anderson want to begin her Career in Bollywood Industry

Pamela Anderson want to begin her Career in Bollywood Industry: After entering into the Big Boss 4, Pamela Anderson has commented that, she doesn’t know much of the Bollywood actors including the show host, Salman Khan. Now, Pamela said that, she looking to find the new career in the Bollywood Film industry. Her three day cameo appearance in the Indian reality show comes to an end.

Pamela admitted has spooked about her career views in the Bollywood with the housemates. “Bollywood is funny, colourful with a lot of song and dance – exactly what I’d love to do in a movie,” she said.

She also said that, “They can shoot in Malibu and I promise I’ll be in that movie.” Today will be the last day for Pamela Anderson in Big Boss 4. She will receive 2.5 crore in Indian currency for her three day appearance in the show.

Amitabh Bachchan against to using word 'Bollywood'

Amitabh Bachchan against to using word 'Bollywood': Amitabh Bachchan's disdain for the word Bollywood is as well known as his prodigal talent, and his vanity, and his periodic and indefatigable pursuit of the quixotic.

Bachchan has been campaigning against use of the word Bollywood to describe the Indian film industry for years, without enthusing many. From his tweet this morning, it is clear that he isn't giving up his crusade any time soon.

"FI : Film Industry, InFI : Indian Film Industry ... a much recommended and apt name than the other plagiarized often used euphemism !" he tweeted.

We are unabashed Bachchan admirers (Yes, we do admire people other than Vidya Balan.), but we feel it is time to give Mr. Bachchan a reality check, with due apologies if it makes him squirm.

Mr Bachchan please recall all the ridiculous movies that you made us, your fans, watch, just because we admired your talent. You made bank leading us into cinema halls, like a Pied Piper, to watch your films, only to leave us orphaned of our sanity with the pathetic fare that was dished out in those halls.

If you have any difficulty recalling the names of those movies, we are there to help.

Maybe some of those despicable apologies to cinema you headlined to help your producer friends, but you did so by cheating your fans!

You prostituted your talent, more unabashedly than a sex worker, so we prefer to call the Indian Film Industry Bollywood, not the euphemism that you want us to use - InFI.

By the way don't kid yourself. Bollywood is still serving much of the mindless fare that you headlined in the 1980s and 90s. It certainly doesn't represent India so doesn't deserve to be named after the nation.