Starring <strong>Akshay Kumar, Asin,Mithun Chakraborty, Himesh Reshammiya,Raj Babbar,Rahul Singh</strong> Directed by <strong>Ashish R Mohan</strong> Rating: <strong>***</strong> What can be said about a film where a couple named Mili and Bhagat conspire to bring their employer’s empire down? Mili? Bhagat? Get it? <em>Khiladi 786</em> is the kind comic orgy done in shades of green orange and pink which doesn’t require us to strain our brain . The kicks and grunts, guffaws and chortles, the antics raillery and tomfoolery flow out unstoppered like an uncapped toothpaste tube.

Khiladi 786 promises to be a complete entertainer and with the launch of their brand new song ‘<em>Hookah Bar</em>’, they sure are doing so. As the title suggests, the song has really interesting lyrics along with a very catchy tune. The video of the <em>Hookah Bar</em>, features Akshay Kumar and Asin dancing to the groovy track. Asin looks fabulous as she matches her steps with Khiladi Kumar, who never fails to charm the audiences with his Khiladi moves.

The10th day of the harvest festival is here and the southern beauty Asin is celebrating her state festival Onam with zest and fervor. Though the actress is busy shooting for her film, but she has made it a point to celebrate this festival in her own sweet way in Mumbai. Though it is not a bravura of a celebration like the one down South, but a get together with close friends at home accompanied by the customary food for her pals and flower carpet at the entrance of the house makes Asin’s day significant.

Asin is putting in her best to play a Marathi girl in an upcoming action comedy that also stars Akshay Kumar and Mithun Chakraborthy. Since the Marathi language and customs are alien to Asin, she is picking up the nuances of the language from her co-stars who are familiar with the language as well as unit hands.

Starring- <strong>Ajay Devgn, Abhishek Bachchan, Asin, Prachi Desai, Krushna Abhishek, Archana Puran Singh</strong> Directed by <strong>Rohit Shetty</strong> Rating: <strong>***</strong> Like that cute little boy who holds his father’s face in both his hands to get attention, <em>Bol Bachchan</em> ust doesn’t let go. Its relentless quest for a rollicking time is infectious .The comic confusions are put forward with a giggly gusto. You can see the team had a great time shooting this subverted version of a 1979 comic classic.