Vidya balan and Siddharth wedding photos Here's the first wedding portrait of Vidya Balan and Siddharth Roy Kapur who got married today at the Green Mile bungalow in Bandra. The wedding ceremony was a very private affair, and only family and close friends of the couple were present. After the wedding ceremony was over, the bride and the groom came out for a photo op and posed happily for the waiting cameras. Vidya looked beautiful in a red banarasi sari, gold jewellery and sindoor on her forehead. This was reportedly her third outfit of the morning. Siddharth Roy Kapoor wore a yellow silk embroidered kurta. The newlyweds wave at the gathered crowd.
Friday, 14 December 2012
Gandhi Aadva Yeto marathi natak cast with photos
Posted on 02:56 by Unknown
atharv theaters mirmit marathi natak "Gandhi Aadva Yeto" cast with photos Cast - Umesh Kamat, milind phatak, monika dabade, madhura bharti Producer - Atharva Theatres Writer - Shafaat Khan Director - Priyadarshan Jadhav
Thursday, 13 December 2012
Vidya Balan Mehendi ceremony photos
Posted on 21:37 by Unknown
Vidya Balan Mehendi ceremony photos
A day after wearing a traditional Kanjeevaram for her sangeet, bride-to-be Vidya Balan turned to her favourite designer Sabyasachi for her mehendi outfit. The ceremony was held in Mumbai on December 12. The actress will marry UTV head Sidharth Roy Kapur on December 14.Vidya Balan shows her simple mehendi to the waiting media. Veteran actress Rekha, who is known to be very close to Vidya, was the only person from the film fraternity at the mehendi ceremony. Rekha wore a stunning green and pink silk sari. Family portrait: Vidya with her parents Saraswathy and P R Balan, elder sister Priya and brother-in-law Kedar.
India trounce Pakistan to win T20 World Cup for blind
Posted on 18:56 by Unknown
Bangalore:
In a surcharged atmosphere with all the trappings of any game between the arch-rivals, India trounced Pakistan by 30 runs in a thrilling final of the T20 World Cup for the blind here on Thursday.
Putting behind its eight-wicket loss to Pakistan in a league tie Dec 7, India took full advantage of batting first despite losing the toss to set an imposing target of 259 and restricting the rival team to 228 for eight wickets in the stipulated 20 overs.
Though India began on high note with opener Prakash Jayaramaiah (partially blind) scoring 14 off the very first over, the sudden exit of vice-captain Ajay Kumar Reddy (partial vision) when he was clean bowled by Zeeshan Abbasi seemed to set off a panic in the ranks.
The team lost four quick wickets to the wily bowling of Mohammed Akram (partial vision) and Idris Saleem (totally blind) and were able to post only 119 runs in the first 10 overs.
Ketan Bhai Patel (fully blind), however, remained at the crease to hit a combative match-winning 98 in 43 balls and helped India reach 258 for eight wickets in the stipulated 20 overs in the company of Dunna Venkatesh (partially blind) who hit 21 off 14 balls.
"I was more concerned about India reaching 300 than my century, which I missed by two runs. In the end, it did not matter as I helped my team to put up a defendable score to win the World Cup," a beaming Patel told reporters after the match.
Chasing a gettable target, Pakistan batters started cautiously to score 40 in four overs and looked dangerous as they cruised to 75 for no loss in seven overs after Indian captain Shekar Naik dropped an easy catch of Akram (partial vision) in the fifth over.
When Akram, who made 32 off 23 balls, and Ali Murtaza (partially blind) who hit 38 off 24 balls, got out, a charged up India swung back into the game with tight bowling and close fielding to slow down the Pakistan run-rate after a delayed breakthrough.
Though Pakistan had more wickets at hand at halfway stage with 108 for two wickets in contrast to India's 119 for four wickets in 10 overs, Indians choked the Pakistani batters from hitting freely resulting in the asking run rate climbing up steeply.
In desperate attempt to accelerate the run-rate and chase the target, a panicky Pakistan lost wickets at regular intervals after Amir Ishfaq (totally blind) and Mohammed Jameel (partial vision) stitched up a half-century partnership in the middle overs.
Indian keeper Jayaramaiah even did a jig in the last but one over, sensing the victory, as Pakistan had to score 45 runs in the last two overs.
Delirious fans lifted Indian captain Shekar Naik on their shoulders.
For India, Pankaj Bhue was the most successful bowler with three wickets for 37 runs. Patel was adjudged man of the match.
"The difference between the teams was the outstanding field by our boys and their commitment to win," Indian coach Patrick Rajkumar said later.
A tearful Pakistan skipper Abbasi acknowledged that India deserved to win the World Cup.
"Our fully blind players gave away too many extras while their Indian counterparts were more disciplined and fielded better than us," Abbasi pointed out.
World Blind Cricket Council (WBCC) vice-president and Cricket Association of India for Blind (CAIB) general secretary G.K. Manantesh said he was proud of the Indian team, which brought laurels to the country by winning the coveted World Cup.
Legendary Indian keeper Syed Kirmani lauded the Indian lads' spirit and said the final had all the fanfare, twists and turns, excitement and tension of a typical India-Pakistan match.
Karnataka Rajya Sabha member and Congress general secretary Oscar Fernandes and Sri Lankan legendary batsman Arjuna Ranatunga presented the awards.
Patel bagged the Man of the Series award in the fully blind category, Jayaramaiah in the partially blind category and Reddy in the partial vision category.
Putting behind its eight-wicket loss to Pakistan in a league tie Dec 7, India took full advantage of batting first despite losing the toss to set an imposing target of 259 and restricting the rival team to 228 for eight wickets in the stipulated 20 overs.
Though India began on high note with opener Prakash Jayaramaiah (partially blind) scoring 14 off the very first over, the sudden exit of vice-captain Ajay Kumar Reddy (partial vision) when he was clean bowled by Zeeshan Abbasi seemed to set off a panic in the ranks.
The team lost four quick wickets to the wily bowling of Mohammed Akram (partial vision) and Idris Saleem (totally blind) and were able to post only 119 runs in the first 10 overs.
Ketan Bhai Patel (fully blind), however, remained at the crease to hit a combative match-winning 98 in 43 balls and helped India reach 258 for eight wickets in the stipulated 20 overs in the company of Dunna Venkatesh (partially blind) who hit 21 off 14 balls.
"I was more concerned about India reaching 300 than my century, which I missed by two runs. In the end, it did not matter as I helped my team to put up a defendable score to win the World Cup," a beaming Patel told reporters after the match.
Chasing a gettable target, Pakistan batters started cautiously to score 40 in four overs and looked dangerous as they cruised to 75 for no loss in seven overs after Indian captain Shekar Naik dropped an easy catch of Akram (partial vision) in the fifth over.
When Akram, who made 32 off 23 balls, and Ali Murtaza (partially blind) who hit 38 off 24 balls, got out, a charged up India swung back into the game with tight bowling and close fielding to slow down the Pakistan run-rate after a delayed breakthrough.
Though Pakistan had more wickets at hand at halfway stage with 108 for two wickets in contrast to India's 119 for four wickets in 10 overs, Indians choked the Pakistani batters from hitting freely resulting in the asking run rate climbing up steeply.
In desperate attempt to accelerate the run-rate and chase the target, a panicky Pakistan lost wickets at regular intervals after Amir Ishfaq (totally blind) and Mohammed Jameel (partial vision) stitched up a half-century partnership in the middle overs.
Indian keeper Jayaramaiah even did a jig in the last but one over, sensing the victory, as Pakistan had to score 45 runs in the last two overs.
Delirious fans lifted Indian captain Shekar Naik on their shoulders.
For India, Pankaj Bhue was the most successful bowler with three wickets for 37 runs. Patel was adjudged man of the match.
"The difference between the teams was the outstanding field by our boys and their commitment to win," Indian coach Patrick Rajkumar said later.
A tearful Pakistan skipper Abbasi acknowledged that India deserved to win the World Cup.
"Our fully blind players gave away too many extras while their Indian counterparts were more disciplined and fielded better than us," Abbasi pointed out.
World Blind Cricket Council (WBCC) vice-president and Cricket Association of India for Blind (CAIB) general secretary G.K. Manantesh said he was proud of the Indian team, which brought laurels to the country by winning the coveted World Cup.
Legendary Indian keeper Syed Kirmani lauded the Indian lads' spirit and said the final had all the fanfare, twists and turns, excitement and tension of a typical India-Pakistan match.
Karnataka Rajya Sabha member and Congress general secretary Oscar Fernandes and Sri Lankan legendary batsman Arjuna Ranatunga presented the awards.
Patel bagged the Man of the Series award in the fully blind category, Jayaramaiah in the partially blind category and Reddy in the partial vision category.
Sunday, 9 December 2012
कतरिना कैफ करणार कोंबडी पाळली मराठी गाण्यावर नाच तेही नववारी साडीत
Posted on 21:35 by Unknown
मराठी रसिक प्रेक्षकांसाठी खुशखबर !!!
कतरिना कैफने मागील वर्षी शिलाची जवानी मराठी रिमिकस गाण्यावर नाचून सर्वाना अचंबित केलं .
आता आणखीन एकदा कतरिना स्टiर अवार्ड मध्ये असाच सुखद धक्का देणार आहे ... ती नाचणार आहे आपल्या ओरीजनल जितेंद्र जोशी यांनी लिहलेल्या "कोंबडी पाळली" ह्या गाण्यावर ..... आणि तेही नववारी साडीत :)
watch real video katrina dance ....song sheela ki jawani in marathi style
कतरिना कैफने मागील वर्षी शिलाची जवानी मराठी रिमिकस गाण्यावर नाचून सर्वाना अचंबित केलं .
आता आणखीन एकदा कतरिना स्टiर अवार्ड मध्ये असाच सुखद धक्का देणार आहे ... ती नाचणार आहे आपल्या ओरीजनल जितेंद्र जोशी यांनी लिहलेल्या "कोंबडी पाळली" ह्या गाण्यावर ..... आणि तेही नववारी साडीत :)
watch real video katrina dance ....song sheela ki jawani in marathi style
Friday, 7 December 2012
Zee Marathi Radha Hee Baawri new marathi serial
Posted on 19:16 by Unknown
Zee Marathi Radha Hee Baawri new marathi serial
असं म्हणतात, प्रत्येक स्त्रीमध्ये एक आई दडलेली असते. तशीच प्रत्येक स्त्रीमध्ये एक राधा दडलेली असते. राधा म्हणजे भाबड्या, निरागस, निरपेक्ष प्रेमाचं प्रतीक ! आपल्या प्रत्येकीच्या मनात दडलेली हीच राधा आता झी मराठीवर येतेय एका नव्या मालिकेतून– या मालिकेचं नाव आहे राधा ही बावरी – तेव्हा, पाहायला विसरू नका, राधा ही बावरी - २४ डिसेंबरपासून सोमवार ते शनिवार संध्याकाळी साडेसात वाजता – फक्त आपल्या झी मराठीवर...
असं म्हणतात, प्रत्येक स्त्रीमध्ये एक आई दडलेली असते. तशीच प्रत्येक स्त्रीमध्ये एक राधा दडलेली असते. राधा म्हणजे भाबड्या, निरागस, निरपेक्ष प्रेमाचं प्रतीक ! आपल्या प्रत्येकीच्या मनात दडलेली हीच राधा आता झी मराठीवर येतेय एका नव्या मालिकेतून– या मालिकेचं नाव आहे राधा ही बावरी – तेव्हा, पाहायला विसरू नका, राधा ही बावरी - २४ डिसेंबरपासून सोमवार ते शनिवार संध्याकाळी साडेसात वाजता – फक्त आपल्या झी मराठीवर...
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
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