Showing posts with label MMS Scandal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MMS Scandal. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 June 2013

Ranbir Katrina Secret affair Late Night Date

Rumour has it that Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif are involved in a romantic relationship, but time and again they have denied any involvement. They just claim to be good friend. 
They were seen arriving together at Karan Johar's 41st B'day bash that was held at Juhu. While Ranbir and Kat occupied the rear seats of the car, Kapoor's friend filmmaker Ayan Mukerji occupied the front seat. 
Not only did they come together but they were also seen dancing together at a few groovy Bollywood numbers 'Badtameez dil' and 'Balam pichkari' till late night. They were seen walking hand-in-hand throughout the party. All of this happened in the presence of Ranbir's ex Deepika Padukone, who was seen all alone. For quite some time such rumours are going around in the industry. They have been spotted together quite a few times now. 
How can we believe that nothing is cooking between them? Come on guys spill the beans...

Tuesday, 11 June 2013

Ruslaan Mumtaz MMS Scandal

Ruslaan Mumtaz in an MMS Scandal
Actor Ruslaan Mumtaz, who captured the hearts of millions of girls across the nation with his runaway hit, "Mera Pehla Pehla Pyaar" widely known as MP3 is back with a bang. He is all set make a comeback with "I DON'T LUV U" opposite Chetna Pandey.It's a college love story with an MMS as the conflict point. It is inspired by the 2004 MMS scandal, where a video of two school goers having sex was leaked on Internet. The story is originally based on the infamous 2004 MMS scandal that involved two school-going children from Delhi Public school, New Delhi.The original was used by the director as reference-point for Ruslaan and Chetna's on-screen activity.
"It isn't a scandalous film. We shot the MMS-clip sequence carefully. You see, the boy had shot the clip without showing his face. We shot it exactly the same way. My face won't be visible on screen. But we will be caught in the act." Says Ruslaan.