With double pack of action, thrill, suspense and romance, the sequel of Race is a sheer extravagancy of stars like Saif Ali Khan, Anil Kapoor, John Abraham, Deepika Padukone, Ameesha Patel and Jacqueline Fernandez. The film, which is set to hit the theatres on 25 January, is making its actor to put their extra foot in marketing and promoting film nationally and internationally.

According to source the entire team of Race 2 is marching forward to launch Race 2 in Dubai along with producers Jaykumar Parsram and Varsha Ramesh, directors Gulam Abbas Alibhoy and Mustansir Alibhoy. “All the team members of Race 2 will share the stage with the stars and interact with the audience in Dubai”, added source.

This time the film is set to double the joyride action adventure that begins with Ranvir (Saif Ali Khan) brooding over his fiancée Sonia’s (Bipasha Basu) death.

Ever since the actor shared the Race 2 poster and theatrical trailer link of the film with her massive followers on Twitter, it has crossed 2 million views in less than four daysDeepika Padukone is well aware of her fan following, and she’s making all the right moves.

Deepika has a massive fan following on Twitter; she is very popular among youth. Recently the actress shared Race 2 poster and theatrical trailer link of the film on it which surprisingly has crossed two million views in less than four days. The witty actress is making all the smart moves in order to promote her movie among masses especially youth. She also tweeted the movies’ logo, following Dips, her co stars Saif Ali Khan, Jacqueline Fernandez, John Abraham, Anil Kapoor and Ameesha Patel also uploaded their solo posters.

We wish all her smart moves may bring fruitful results!

Official wedding photo of Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan.

Saifeena’s romance is known to one and all. The couple is ready to tie the nuptial knot and Vivek Oberoi, who has worked with them, wishes Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan a happily married life.

Vivek is not sure whether he will be able to grace Saifeena’s marriage, but claims them to be a lovely couple. “I don’t know whether I will be attending their marriage, it depends upon many things. But I wish them very best. They are a lovely couple and sweet people. I wish them all the happiness in the world,” said Vivek.How has his life changed after marriage? “I am in the happiest phase of my life. I have never been so mentally sorted,” answered the actor.
“I had promised my wife to take her on honeymoon every month, so took one year’s break. Now, I am back and will be doing many films,” concluded the Oberoi lad.

Well, we were really not surprised when heard about Kareena Kapoor still maintaining her silence on impending marriage with beau Saif Ali Khan.

Actor Saif Ali Khan had enough of fooling around with the media about his wedding venues and dates, so now that the actual date and venue is out Saif remains silent.

Fans are sick and tired of the rounds of acceptance and denial from Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan for their impending wedding plans.

Sharmila Tagore had recently indicated at an event that Saif and Kareena’s marriage will take place on October (either October 16 or October 17) and there have been whispers that she has also started distributing the wedding cards.”We are not hiding anything about marriage as we have not decided yet where and how the wedding will take place. I am sure everyone will come to know about it,” Kareena told reporters here last night at an event.

or those unaware the 31-year-old actress is reportedly all set to tie the knot on October 16 and Saif’s mother Sharmila Tagore has sent out the invitations already. But the actress is not ready to acknowledge it yet.

“Whenever Saif and I do it, our fans will hundred per cent know. Nobody knows about my wedding. I want people to talk about my film rather than my wedding. Whenever we decide it is the right time, we will tell the world about it. And currently, this is not the right time,” said Kareena, whose is nowadays busy promoting Heroine.

Bebo and Sail Ali Khan are not talking about their marriage which is likely to be in October but Bebo has something to say now. So now it is finally confirmed that Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor are all set to tie the knot in October as few days back sources, who have got a sneak peek into their wedding reception confirmed it and also the bride-to-be, favorite designer Manish Malhotra revealed that he has designed an outfit for her Mumbai in reception.

Her reasoning for believing this is simple. She says, “Saif doesn’t want me to change anything about myself, including my name, after marriage. Post marriage I will be Kareena Kapoor Khan. That means I have the privilege of having two of the most powerful surnames in Bollywood attached to my name.”

There is a news that Kareena will be wearing a red colour sari, designed by Manish Malhotra.”I am very happy for Kareena and very excited about designing for her. I have designed a red sari for the Mumbai

Jacqueline Fernandez is one such hard-working and brave-hearted actress of Bollywood, who work against all odds. Few months back we informed you all that how hard the girl is getting trained to prepare herself for the action sequences in her upcoming film Race 2.

Buzz says that she was required to jump on a trampoline for a shot in the song of Race 2. Unfortunately, when she landed after bouncing on it, she twisted her right ankle. However, Jacqueline was not the one to relent so easily and putting on a brave front, the actress opted to be a thorough professional and completed the day’s shoot.

Later, on visiting her doctor, she learnt that a ligament had torn and required a couple of weeks to recover. But since the movie also features Anil Kapoor, Saif Ali Khan, John Abraham and Deepika Padukone, and coordinating their dates again would jeopardise the schedule, Jackie decided to brave the pain and wrap up the shoot first.

Cocktail did well on its opening weekend at multiplexes. It did a business of around 35.75 crore nett. The daily breakdowns were as follows.

Friday – 10.75 crore nett
Saturday – 12 crore nett
Sunday – 13 crore nett

Its best business was from Mumbai, city, Delhi NCR, Chandigarh Pune and Bangalore. But collections were low side from single screens.

Cocktail movie, starring Saif Ali Khan, Deepika Padukone and Daina Penty released this friday and got good response from the audiences. The movie had a good first day as it collected around 10.78 crore nett on day one. The film was well in Mumbai city, Delhi city, Gurgaon, Chandigarh, Pune and Bangalore.

It is said that Saif can do romantic comedy well as he as shoen it in Love Aaj Kal, and when the same couple is there, i.e. deepika as well then it will make it big. Cocktail is a debut movie for model turned actress Daina Penty who has also performed well onscreen.

The occupancies at multiplexes were great though single screen business was average and the release in single screens was also limited as Bol Bachchan retained the best single screens across the country.

First Day Territorial Breakdown:
Mumbai – 4 crore
Delhi/UP – 2.31 crore
East Punjab – 1.12 crore
West Bengal – 46 lakhs
Bihar – 10 lakhs
Assam/Orissa – 9 lakhs
CP Berar – 39 lakhs
CI – 38 lakhs
Rajasthan – 58 lakhs
Nizam – 50 lakhs
Mysore – 70 lakhs
Tamil Nadu/Kerala – 15 lakhs

TOTAL – 10.78 crore

Saif Ali Khan‘s newly released movie Cocktail, starring Saif, Deepika Padukone and Daina Penty has got mixed reviews throughout India. Some audiences have liked the movie very much while the others havn’t liked it at all. Even then the movie has managed to gather 15 to 18 crore in its first weekend.

Saif Ali Khan, is now busy with his new project which will be under his home production. His upcoming movie is Go Goa Gone which will be directed by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK. The movie starrs Saif, Kunal Khemu, Vir Das and Pooja Gupta.

This movie will be under Saif’s home production which will be a comic movie, so lets wait and watch what tadka will Saif bring for us.

Cast : Saif Ali Khan, Deepika Padukone, Daina Penty, Dimple Kapadia, Boman Irani, Randeep Hooda

Directer : Homi Adajania

Rating : ***

Romance comes easy to Saif Ali Khan. He slips into the romantic characters, playing the uber-cool, trendy, suave, metrosexual guy with elegance. Films such as DIL CHAHTA HAI, KAL HO NAA HO, HUM TUM, SALAAM NAMASTE and LOVE AAJ KAL only consolidated and cemented his status in this genre. That’s one of the prime reasons why COCKTAIL generates curiosity. But this one’s about love and friendship. A tug-of-war of sorts.

Those who love judging a film by its trailer will be quick to assume that this is another version of ‘Love Aaj Kal’. Those who watch American reality shows would spot similarities with ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’- as Saif looks old enough to father the two leading ladies in this film. But those who actually watch this film will know that it’s neither. It’s a hollow approach to relationships that leaves you with an empty feeling of nothingness. Here’s a cocktail mixed with laughs, dances, songs, tears, stunning beaches but the cumulative effect of this mix: permanent sobriety.

Homi Adajania’s brightly glossy Cocktail seems unburdened by any grandiose cinematic ambition beyond looking very good — an aim it meets with highly attractive leads and rather excellent art direction — and that’s cool. If this were an American film, it’d star Katherine Heigl or Jennifer Aniston, perhaps both. It’s Love Triangle 101, and, if done well, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. It’s all about knowing where you want to head.

Adajania starts off breezily enough, all effortless-flirting and shotglasses and dramatically teary mascara, but the threadbare and increasingly inane plot unspools halfway through, leaving us with a shoddy, frustratingly random sequence of events. The last one-third of the film features the kind of emotional melee that can only be rightfully resolved by handing one of the girls a samurai sword. Alas, no such bloody respite is offered.

Armed with mangoes and a marriage certificate, angelic orphan Meera (Diana Penty) comes to big bad London and finds herself stranded, a (possibly nearsighted) man shooing her away. Instead of taking the first return flight, she decides to hang back and live with Veronica (Deepika Padukone), a frequently drunk party girl she meets in a restroom. They have a blast playing dress-up till one of them lands a hound dog from Delhi called Gautam (Saif Ali Khan, who eventually assumes the position of a persnickety but fortunate Twitter user: you know, picking between two fine DPs.

Diana, who makes her acting debut, gets to portray a rather difficult character for her debut film. There’s a very disarming kind of innocence that she brings to the role and she impresses a great deal. Dimple Kapadia is in terrific form, portraying the atypical North Indian lady with gusto. Boman Irani is first-rate, especially in sequences with Dimple. Randeep Hooda‘s character is under-nourished.

On the whole, COCKTAIL has a fascinating first half, charismatic performances, harmonious music and the trendy look and styling as its aces, but the second half is not as tempting or intoxicating as the first hour. It pales when compared to the attention-grabbing first hour. Yet, all said and done, this one’s primarily targeted at the Gen Next, especially those in metros, who might identify with the on-screen characters

After working in movies like “Love Aaj Kal” and “Aarakshan”, actress Deepika Padukone has once again teamed with Saif Ali Khan in “Cocktail”. She feels the 41-year-old is one actor who fits romantic roles perfectly even after so many years in the film industry.

“In spite of him (Saif Ali Khan) having worked so much, he is still someone who fits these young love stories and romantic characters,” Deepika, 26, told IANS.

“Cockatil”, directed by Homi Adajania, revolves around the lives of three friends – Veronica, Gautam and Meera, played by Deepika, Saif and newcomer Diana Penty, respectively.

Deepika, who will be seen as a confident and fun-loving girl in the film, says the character was challenging and she needed inner confidence to play it.

“I remember I was in Mauritius two years ago when I got the script. I felt that I was ready to play Veronica. I knew I needed inner confidence to be able to pull it off because the character could go wrong in many ways,” she said.

Explaining the background of her character, she said: “Veronica is feisty, but not a rebel. She has grown up in a broken family, so she has not got the conventional love of parents while growing up. So she likes to be surrounded by people probably to get her mind off other things.”