Amitabh Bachchan's Daughter Shweta Bachchan Nanda With Children Navya Naveli and Agastya and cousin Naina Bachchan on a family dinner

Amitabh Bachchan's Daughter Shweta Bachchan Nanda along with kids Navya Naveli and Agastya, her cousin Naina Bachchan and her hubby actor Kunal Kapooor and others were spotted on a family dinner on 28th July 2015 in Bandra, Mumbai. Also spotted was Aamir Khan’s wife Kiran Rao with her few friends at the dinner.

The entire Bachchan-Nanda family was spotted dressed in white outfit, while Kunal Kapoor who has geared up for the upcoming of his film ‘Kaun Kitne Paani Mein’ was seen in blue shirt and denim. It seems the Bachchan lads were having some time together for a quite dinner at a restaurant in Bandra.

Kiran Rao who was seen dressed in white deep neckline top with flair skirt, snapped outside the restaurant meeting and greeting with Bachchan family.

Recently, Shweta Nanda Bachchan’s daughter Navya Naveli has been making headlines where she impressed her grandfather Amitabh Bachchan with her impressive musical talent of piano.
Amitabh Bachchan who was impressed with granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda’s musical talent took to his twitter account with few pictures of him, where Navya is seen playing piano while Big B is seen enjoying and feeling proud of the moment.

He tweeted, “There are some moments in life that are eternal .. admiring the grand daughter as she surprises us all ..!!

On Johnny Walker’s 12th death anniversary, daughter Tasneem Khan pays a tribute

My dad, Johnny Walker: Johnny Walker, the legendary comedian, who reigned in the 1950s, has almost 350 films to his credit. The mere mention of his name may bring to mind the legendary song Champi tel maalish (Pyaasa, 1957) to millions of his fans. But I remember him as a loving father. My childhood memories are of a home bustling with relatives. Dad would always say, “Khaana kha kar jaana!” Lunch at home was like a buffet......all were welcome. But his favourite food remained jowar/bajri roti with sabzi.

Johnny Walker's Daughter Tasneem Khan

For Eid however he would send all, around 30-40 of us to watch his films. His other passion was gardening, fruit trees grown by him still flourish at our home in Versova. Dad loved hosting Eid dinners, mushairas and qawwali programmes. His fellow comedians Dilip Dutt, Shahid Bijnori, Mukri, Agha, Jagdeep, Maruti and Mehmood saab would also be present. It would be a laugh riot with them.

People would often ask how he felt about other comedians replacing him. “Main Everest chadh kar, jhanda gaadh kar aa gaya, wahan zindagi bhar thodi baithna hai,ab koi aur wohi karega,” he’d answer. Out of six siblings, five of us live in the USA. The last trip that dad made was in 2001. After this trip his health deteriorated leading to renal failure. He wished to pass away at his home in India, surrounded by loved ones and not hooked up on machines. I miss dad but not in a sad way. He leaves me smiling when I watch his films or listen to his songs.

Aishwarya Rai and Daughter Aaradhya clicked at Jaipur airport on their way back to Mumbai

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan was spotted with daughter Aaradhya Bacchan at Jaipur Airport. They both were in matching outfits which was the Jaipur Pink Panthers gear. Aishwarya Rai was clicked carrying Aaradhya. There were on their way back to Mumbai after seen cheering for Abhishek's Kabaddi team Jaipur Pink Panthers at their home grounds in Jaipur over the weekend.

Aishwarya and Aaradhya clicked at Jaipur airport. Aaradhya too wore the matching Jaipur Pink Panther jacket fitting her little frame.

Aaishwarya Rai and daughter Aaradhya in Jaipur Pink Panthers gear.

Amitabh Bachchan Proud of Granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda's Musical Talent

Amitabh Bachchan impressed with granddaughter's hidden talent

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan says he is proud of his granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda's musical talent and is impressed to see the youngster play the piano with such finesse.

Amithab Bachchan watches Grand daughter Navya Naveli playing the piano

Amithab Bachchan watches Grand daughter Navya Naveli playing the piano

Navya Naveli is the daughter of the 72-year-old actor's first born Shweta and her Delhi-based businessman husband Nikhil Nanda. "Look what took its place the entire day... The life to witness the gift of a grand daughter, of her accomplishments, of her talents... That is more than what many wish and possess."

"And yes the inner joy of admiration for Navya as she surprises us all with her hidden talent... The music and the keys of the piano, untrained, unread. Just performing with the mind and what has remained with her somewhere, astonishing," Bachchan posted on his blog. The actor also shared several pictures in which he is seen sitting alongside Navya Naveli, who is playing the piano at her grandfather's home. "That piano is the little space in my small little room.. a space that I occupy on occasion.. spend time with keys black and white.. life is made of just these two they say.. but there are so many other colours too.. and they bring joy and a brightness in us as well," Bachchan wrote.

Hrithik Roshan Watches ‘Inside Out’ With Kids Hrehaan & Hridhaan

Bollywood superstar Hrithik Roshan attended the special screening of Hollywood film ‘Inside Out’ with kids Hrehaan and Hridhaan, at PVR, Mumbai, on Sunday. The trio was joined by some friends of Hrehaan and Hridhaan. The happy family was photographed while they were coming out of the theatre.

Below are pics of Hrithik Roshan with kids from the ‘Inside Out’ screening.

Hrithik Roshan Watches ‘Inside Out’ With Kids Hrehaan & Hridhaan

Hrithik Roshan Sons Hrehaan and Hridhaan

The father and sons were last spotted in South Africa, enjoying their adventurous vacation and before that, it was Maldives.

Arjun Rampal's Selfie With His Daughters – Mahikaa and Myra

Arjun Rampal postet this Selfie picture With His Daughters – Mahikaa and Myra on his social networking site. His Daughter look all grown up and beautiful. Arjun captioned the photograph: Heading home. Me and my M’s. #lovestruck #daddygirls

Arjun Rampal With His Daughters – Mahikaa and Myra, Selfie of Arjun Rampal with his daughters, Mahikaa and Myra

Imran Khan celebrates Eid with his adorable daughter Imara and family

Imran Khan celebrated Eid 2015 with his adorable daughter Imara and family. Imran Khan's little bundle of joy Imara is adorably cute. The cherubic tot just wowed us with her enchanting antics as the family posed together while celebrating Eid. The 1-year-old daughter hogged the spotlight because of her cuteness. She wore a half-sleeved choli with a skirt. Also snapped were Imran’s mother Nuzhat Khan and his mother-in-law Vandana Malik. It was the perfect aww moment indeed.

Imran Khan with his daughter Imara and wife Avanthika Malik

Imran Khan with his daughter Imara and wife Avanthika Malik

Imran Khan with his daughter Imara and wife Avanthika Malik

Imran Khan with his daughter Imara and wife Avanthika Malik

Imran Khan with his daughter Imara and wife Avanthika Malik

Imran Khan with his daughter Imara and wife Avanthika Malik

Bollywood Legend Amjad Khan's Son Shadaab Khan Turns Writer

Late villian Amjad Khan’s son Shadaab turns crime thriller writer with a little help from Hoshiyar Khan
Shadaab Khan has grown up around guns and goons thanks to an actor father who debuted in the role of one of Bollywood’s most famous dacoits.

But, the man Shadaab Khan has been keeping close ties with of late is nowhere as dark as his late father Amjad Khan’s characters. Crime Branch inspector Hoshiyar Shehryar Khan abhors violence and aggression, making him a pleasant protagonist of Khan’s second novel, Murder in Bollywood.

If the book, which releases on Tuesday, does well, the 41-year-old has plans to write a sequel. “I’ve figured out what Hoshiyar Khan will do in the books that will come next,” he says.

Amjad Khan's Son Shadaab Khan

The novel mixes Khan’s multiple loves — films, writing and policing. Although he is often remembered as the actor who didn’t quite make it after his debut opposite Rani Mukerji in Raja Ki Ayegi Baraat, Khan says he had plans to join the police force. But with his father’s death in 1992, he had little choice but to hold fort. And the film industry was his first refuge.

Paltry attendance in class meant that he had to drop out of Bandra’s National College. “The only thing I could do was act until I figured out what I really wanted to do,” he says. Although he returned to the screen in 2000, with JP Dutta’s Refugee, he decided he wouldn’t act again because he needed to take a “break from bad work”.
Instead, he picked up the pen on December 1, 2006, a day etched in his memory because it was 30 days away from brother Seemaab’s wedding. “I used to lock myself in the building manager’s cabin every night at 10 pm and write until dawn. This went on for 13 months straight, and the result was 120 pages of trash which no one wanted to publish.”
Finally, he set up office in an empty room opposite his bedroom on the fifth floor of his family-owned building on Pali Hill. “It has a simple desk, a chair and bed. From my window, I can see foliage that keeps me cool,” says Khan, whose first book, Shanti Memorial, inspired by his favourite writer, Edgar Allan Po, was a morbid and dark novel that released in 2013.

Publishers Penguin India took notice of the book and got Khan to approach them with a couple of ideas. “I read Po’s Tell Tale when I was eight,” he confesses, much to his mother’s chagrin.

His latest novel, however, is an out and out whodunit? While Khan is averse to joining theatre, a platform that sister Ahlam Khan is comfortable with, he hasn’t given up on acting. He’ll embrace it when a good role comes his way. “I don’t have the discipline of rehearsals required of theatre actors. But I am clear that I will do roles I like. After a point, I had begun to get angry at what was being offered to me,” admits Khan, happy though, that in the end, “I did figure it out.”

My father's son

Shadaab Khan says he spent more time with his actor father on set than he did at home. But a personal memory, one of his favourites, has to do with the man off set. “We were headed to his set on a Saturday, when a man stopped our car outside the gate, requesting for money to fund his daughter’s wedding. Dad told him to come home the next day. Sundays were when the film fraternity frequented our residence, so the man wasn’t allowed in. He waited till 10 pm and left. When dad found out, he sent me to Khar station to find him. I looked for him with the money in hand — double the amount the man had requested. When I asked dad about the sum, he said, ‘I made the man wait double the time he was meant to. So, it’s only fair that I give him twice the amount.’” - source: Mid-day.com

Vinod Khanna's Third Son Sakshi Khanna To Make Bollywood Debut in a Sanjay Leela Bansali Film

Veteran superstar Vinod Khanna, who will soon be seen in ‘Dilwale’, has been training his third son Sakshi, for his dream debut. While Rahul Khanna is content with his own indie space, Akshaye Khanna too has received his fair bit of fame with films like ‘Border’, ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ and ‘Hulchul’. Now, it is his third son Sakshi Khanna who will be backed by one of the most prominent producers of Bollywood, Sanjay Leela Bhansali.

Sanjay Leela Bhansali will be producing Sakshi Khanna’s debut film which will be a romantic musical. The director-producer had met this young boy three years ago and when he decided to go ahead with the script, Sanjay decided to cast Sakshi as the lead. Moreover, Sanjay was also all praises for Sakshi and stated that not only is he passionate about acting but he is also very identical to his father (Vinod Khanna) in many ways.

Vinod Khanna's son Sakshi Khanna

Confirming the news Sanjay said, "Sakshi had come with his mother to meet me 2-3 years ago and he stayed in my mind. So, when I had this romantic musical script, I decided to cast him. He is a striking boy , who is passionate about acting and has a lot of star value, being Vinod Khanna's son. He looks identical to him in so many ways. When you look at him, it brings back memories of Vinod Khanna in his glorious days with his rare rawness in his Mera Gaon Mera Desh days.

People think I am confident and natural Says Sunil Shetty's Daughter Athiya Shetty

Newcomer Athiya Shetty, who is making her acting debut with "Hero", says her USP is her confidence.

"People think I am confident, natural. I hope I portray that on-screen," she said.

Sunil Shetty With Daughter Athiya Shetty

Before making her first stage appearance for her debut film "Hero", Athiya was nervous.

"I was nervous before coming here. I kept messaging Nikhil Advani (director) about this. I just hope you all like the trailer," Athiya told reporters here at the trailer launch of "Hero".

Directed by Advani, "Hero" is a remake of the superhit 1983 film which was directed by Subhash Ghai and starred Jackie Shroff and Meenakshi Sheshadri.

"I saw the original film when I was very young. I don't think it should be compared...I hope we have created something new," Athiya said.

Athiya's parents Suneil Shetty and Mana Shetty and her brother Aahan were present for the trailer launch.

"My parents are here and they give me confidence, strength. I am happy they are here," Athiya said.

Asked about competition in the industry, Athiya said, "I am barely new to even compete with anyone. I want to work hard first and do better." Produced by Salman Khan and Subhash Ghai, "Hero" is set to release on September 11.

Pictures of Sunil Shetty's daughter Athiya Shetty from the trailer launch of 'Hero', which will be her debut film in bollywood.
Posted by Indian Star Kids on Thursday, July 16, 2015