Kimberley Garner Shows Off Her Panties
Monday 30 June 2014
Kimberley Garner Shows Her Panty
Sunday 29 June 2014
Lady Gaga Hot Underwear
Lady Gaga Gains 25 Pounds, Shares Underwear Pics On Twitter
Casey Batchelor Red Bikni Photos
She has a figure to die for and Casey Batchelor showed off her curves in all her glory as she hung out by a pool in Ibiza, Spain.The 29-year-old dazzled in a red bikini which was a little on the skimpy side, meaning her ample assets nearly spilled out of her top.
The former Celebrity Big Brother star, who was make-up free, made the most out of her relaxing break by chatting on her mobile phone to friends before taking a refreshing dip in the pool.
At one point, she reclined backwards on her lounger, letting her long tousled locks fall to the floor.
Casey took to Twitter as she hit the airport ahead of her vacation to tell her followers she had some sentimental baggage with her. She wrote: 'Adios Amigos!! Taking my Big Brother cases with me.'
On Sunday she wrote: 'At champagne spray party in @OceanBeachIbiza having a lovely time! Yes I just got soaked by champagne! Too much fun! I've missed Ibiza.'
The cheeky brunette also posted a picture of herself getting up close and personal with a rather hunky looking guy, as well as a picture of her and her pals.
Casey has just collaborated with Wild! leggings to launch a collection, which includes lace-patterned, rhinestone-embellished and velvet numbers.
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Josie Cunningham Pregnant
The celebrity wannabe who said she would abort the child for a place on Big Brother admits she would have had procedure anyway if she knew it was a boy
Pregnant Josie Cunningham has blamed her refusal to quit smoking on her unborn child – because instead of the girl she wanted, it’s a boy.
She says if she had known she was not having a daughter she would “most probably” have gone ahead with the abortion she’d planned so she could appear on TV.
Josie, 23, admits she has been smoking 20 a day and boozing at weekends when she has the girls over since learning she was expecting a third son – having quit weeks earlier after a psychic told her it was a girl.
She says: “The evening I found out the sex of the baby was when I lit up my first cigarette. I’m not proud of it – but I couldn’t stop myself. It changed everything.
“Once I’d finished the cigarette I found it difficult to focus on anything positive, so I had a small glass of wine. My intention was to have one, but before I knew it I was on my second and I’d smoked a whole packet of fags. Now I’m smoking 20 a day.
“I knew it could harm my child but it didn’t stop me. Deep down I know I wouldn’t be smoking or drinking if I knew I was having a girl.”
Josie was this week pictured smoking on her taxi-ride school run, which she has bragged is funded by the council to the tune of £6,000 a year as she is too much of a hate figure to use public transport.
Today the controversial glamour model, who shot to notoriety over her £4,800 NHS boob job, compares having a boy instead of a girl with driving a run-of-the-mill car rather than a luxury motor.
She says: “If you’ve already got a couple of Fords and you’re told your next car is going to be an Audi, your excitement goes through the roof.
“You make promises to yourself that you won’t smoke inside the car or let people eat takeaway food in it. But if it was another Ford those things wouldn’t be a problem.
“It’s the same for me with the smoking and drinking when pregnant with a girl as opposed to a boy.
“I know some people will find it disgusting that I started drinking and smoking again simply because I’m having another son, but I’m being honest.
“I wouldn’t be smoking or drinking if I knew I was having a girl.”
And she claims she is not the only mum to feel this way.
She says: “Deep down I know a lot of people are disappointed when they discover the sex of the child. The difference is I’m not scared to admit it.”
But now she claims her decision to keep her child was really based on her mistaken belief it was a girl.
And despite sex-selective abortion being illegal, she reveals: “If I’d known I was having another boy, would I have gone through with the termination? Most probably. But I thought I was having a girl.”
She adds: “GPs should be able to tell you the sex of your child earlier, so you can make an informed decision about termination. People have preferences, that’s fact.
“If I got pregnant again, with a fourth boy, would I keep it? No.
“If I got pregnant again with a girl, would I keep it? Definitely.”
Josie tells how she started to re-think her decision to have an abortion after receiving an email from a middle-aged woman on IVF who she says was so desperate for a baby she offered £5,000 for Josie’s.
The woman’s heartache gave her second thoughts, and Josie, from Leeds, turned for advice to a psychic.
She reveals: “It was her that told me I’d be having a little girl – that changed everything. I was going to have a little girl who I could pass on my life experiences to.
“I’d guide her on what not to do in life from my previous mistakes.
“I’m proud of myself and what I’ve achieved, but there are things I wouldn’t wish on any girl – and I thought about giving her help and advice.
“I couldn’t stop picturing a little pink room with pretty little dresses I could spoil her with. I was really excited.
“I couldn’t do it – I couldn’t terminate what I believed would be my first daughter.
“It being a girl changed everything.”
Excited Josie was even inspired to live a healthier life – for a while.
“Once I decided to keep the baby, it took me a week to quit smoking completely,” she says.
“The thought of damaging my little princess was too much, and the excitement I had made me kick the nicotine addiction instantly. I also stopped drinking alcohol and made a real point of eating healthily.
“I started to look around baby shops. I fell in love with a pram perfect for a little girl and lots of pretty baby grows and toys. It was easy because my brain was filled with girls’ names, and I’d day-dream about growing up with a daughter who’d be my closest friend for life.
“I decided I would call her Karma. The psychic said she would look exactly like I did when I was a baby and that the next year would be filled with joy. I believed every word.”
Josie’s bubble was burst at her 23-week scan last month when she found the psychic’s prediction was wrong – and it was too late to change her mind again on the termination.
“The nurse asked if I’d like to know the sex, and I was so excited to hear the words ‘You’re having a baby girl’ I said yes,” she says.
“Then the nurse said ‘You’re having a boy’. My heart sank and I felt sick to my stomach that I had sacrificed so much to have my first daughter, only to be told I was having a boy. It ruined the whole scenario. I went home that afternoon and cried non-stop.”
Josie vented her anger in a stream of distressed tweets @JosieConline, writing: “Absolutely heartbroken/devastated/fuming!!!
“Never make life changing decisions based on advice from someone claiming they have psychic abilities!! So angry!!!!”
As her bump grows, she confesses she has lost all maternal instinct for the child and has stopped looking after herself.
The baby has two possible fathers – one a casual fling, the other a stranger she slept with while working briefly as a £1,000-an-hour escort. Neither looks likely to support her or the baby.
Josie has provoked outrage over her taxpayer-funded plastic surgery and taxis, but takes a defiant pride in supporting her own family. She says: “I’m very proud to not be a single mother on benefits.
“I’m working hard at the moment and the rewards are just starting to show.”
And despite what she says about not wanting another son, she insists it will be happy families once he arrives.
“My maternal instincts will kick in and I’ll love him as much as my other two boys,” she says.
How her third son will feel once he’s old enough to understand what she now says about him, is another matter.
Pregnant Josie Cunningham has blamed her refusal to quit smoking on her unborn child – because instead of the girl she wanted, it’s a boy.
She says if she had known she was not having a daughter she would “most probably” have gone ahead with the abortion she’d planned so she could appear on TV.
Josie, 23, admits she has been smoking 20 a day and boozing at weekends when she has the girls over since learning she was expecting a third son – having quit weeks earlier after a psychic told her it was a girl.
She says: “The evening I found out the sex of the baby was when I lit up my first cigarette. I’m not proud of it – but I couldn’t stop myself. It changed everything.
“Once I’d finished the cigarette I found it difficult to focus on anything positive, so I had a small glass of wine. My intention was to have one, but before I knew it I was on my second and I’d smoked a whole packet of fags. Now I’m smoking 20 a day.
“I knew it could harm my child but it didn’t stop me. Deep down I know I wouldn’t be smoking or drinking if I knew I was having a girl.”
Josie was this week pictured smoking on her taxi-ride school run, which she has bragged is funded by the council to the tune of £6,000 a year as she is too much of a hate figure to use public transport.
Today the controversial glamour model, who shot to notoriety over her £4,800 NHS boob job, compares having a boy instead of a girl with driving a run-of-the-mill car rather than a luxury motor.
She says: “If you’ve already got a couple of Fords and you’re told your next car is going to be an Audi, your excitement goes through the roof.
“You make promises to yourself that you won’t smoke inside the car or let people eat takeaway food in it. But if it was another Ford those things wouldn’t be a problem.
“It’s the same for me with the smoking and drinking when pregnant with a girl as opposed to a boy.
“I know some people will find it disgusting that I started drinking and smoking again simply because I’m having another son, but I’m being honest.
“I wouldn’t be smoking or drinking if I knew I was having a girl.”
And she claims she is not the only mum to feel this way.
She says: “Deep down I know a lot of people are disappointed when they discover the sex of the child. The difference is I’m not scared to admit it.”
But now she claims her decision to keep her child was really based on her mistaken belief it was a girl.
And despite sex-selective abortion being illegal, she reveals: “If I’d known I was having another boy, would I have gone through with the termination? Most probably. But I thought I was having a girl.”
She adds: “GPs should be able to tell you the sex of your child earlier, so you can make an informed decision about termination. People have preferences, that’s fact.
“If I got pregnant again, with a fourth boy, would I keep it? No.
“If I got pregnant again with a girl, would I keep it? Definitely.”
Josie tells how she started to re-think her decision to have an abortion after receiving an email from a middle-aged woman on IVF who she says was so desperate for a baby she offered £5,000 for Josie’s.
The woman’s heartache gave her second thoughts, and Josie, from Leeds, turned for advice to a psychic.
She reveals: “It was her that told me I’d be having a little girl – that changed everything. I was going to have a little girl who I could pass on my life experiences to.
“I’d guide her on what not to do in life from my previous mistakes.
“I’m proud of myself and what I’ve achieved, but there are things I wouldn’t wish on any girl – and I thought about giving her help and advice.
“I couldn’t stop picturing a little pink room with pretty little dresses I could spoil her with. I was really excited.
“I couldn’t do it – I couldn’t terminate what I believed would be my first daughter.
“It being a girl changed everything.”
Excited Josie was even inspired to live a healthier life – for a while.
“Once I decided to keep the baby, it took me a week to quit smoking completely,” she says.
“The thought of damaging my little princess was too much, and the excitement I had made me kick the nicotine addiction instantly. I also stopped drinking alcohol and made a real point of eating healthily.
“I started to look around baby shops. I fell in love with a pram perfect for a little girl and lots of pretty baby grows and toys. It was easy because my brain was filled with girls’ names, and I’d day-dream about growing up with a daughter who’d be my closest friend for life.
“I decided I would call her Karma. The psychic said she would look exactly like I did when I was a baby and that the next year would be filled with joy. I believed every word.”
Josie’s bubble was burst at her 23-week scan last month when she found the psychic’s prediction was wrong – and it was too late to change her mind again on the termination.
“The nurse asked if I’d like to know the sex, and I was so excited to hear the words ‘You’re having a baby girl’ I said yes,” she says.
“Then the nurse said ‘You’re having a boy’. My heart sank and I felt sick to my stomach that I had sacrificed so much to have my first daughter, only to be told I was having a boy. It ruined the whole scenario. I went home that afternoon and cried non-stop.”
Josie vented her anger in a stream of distressed tweets @JosieConline, writing: “Absolutely heartbroken/devastated/fuming!!!
“Never make life changing decisions based on advice from someone claiming they have psychic abilities!! So angry!!!!”
As her bump grows, she confesses she has lost all maternal instinct for the child and has stopped looking after herself.
The baby has two possible fathers – one a casual fling, the other a stranger she slept with while working briefly as a £1,000-an-hour escort. Neither looks likely to support her or the baby.
Josie has provoked outrage over her taxpayer-funded plastic surgery and taxis, but takes a defiant pride in supporting her own family. She says: “I’m very proud to not be a single mother on benefits.
“I’m working hard at the moment and the rewards are just starting to show.”
And despite what she says about not wanting another son, she insists it will be happy families once he arrives.
“My maternal instincts will kick in and I’ll love him as much as my other two boys,” she says.
How her third son will feel once he’s old enough to understand what she now says about him, is another matter.
Sinitta Strips To Her Underwear For Raunchy Performance
She's proud of her body! Sinitta puts on raunchy performance at Pride In London as she strips down to nude underwear
The 50-year-old singer (yes, she's 50) stripped down to her undies on Saturday in the middle of Trafalgar Square to perform at Pride in London
Simon Cowell's bessie Sinitta sure knows how to make a comeback.
The 50-year-old singer (yes, she's 50) stripped down to her undies on Saturday in the middle of Trafalgar Square to perform at Pride in London.
The pop princess showed off her insanely toned legs, bum and tum in a pair of mocha knickers with a cocktail glass on the crotch and a matching bra as she performed to her adoring fans.
The brunette mum-of-two wore an impressive feather headdress, a pair of leafy fairy wings and was adorned with balloons and streamers.
Sinitta wore her long brunette locks down and wavy and kept her make-up simple except for a slick of fuchsia lippy.
At one stage she put on a red blazer and did some J Lo style booty popping.
Following her performance, Sinitta tweeted: "The Coolest person you can be is someone who includes, accepts and treats EVERYONE with love + respect.. Today we saw what it could be like."
"#PrideinLondon thank you for having me and @squarepegmedia on the float. And to EVERYONE smiling and happy on the street. loved our partying."
The 50-year-old singer (yes, she's 50) stripped down to her undies on Saturday in the middle of Trafalgar Square to perform at Pride in London
Simon Cowell's bessie Sinitta sure knows how to make a comeback.
The 50-year-old singer (yes, she's 50) stripped down to her undies on Saturday in the middle of Trafalgar Square to perform at Pride in London.
The pop princess showed off her insanely toned legs, bum and tum in a pair of mocha knickers with a cocktail glass on the crotch and a matching bra as she performed to her adoring fans.
The brunette mum-of-two wore an impressive feather headdress, a pair of leafy fairy wings and was adorned with balloons and streamers.
Sinitta wore her long brunette locks down and wavy and kept her make-up simple except for a slick of fuchsia lippy.
At one stage she put on a red blazer and did some J Lo style booty popping.
Following her performance, Sinitta tweeted: "The Coolest person you can be is someone who includes, accepts and treats EVERYONE with love + respect.. Today we saw what it could be like."
"#PrideinLondon thank you for having me and @squarepegmedia on the float. And to EVERYONE smiling and happy on the street. loved our partying."
Saturday 28 June 2014
Raai Laxmi Hot Photos
Lakshmi Rai is Now Raai Laxmi
Lakshmi Rai is the latest to join a long list of actresses who have opted for a name change. The actress has now changed her name to Raai Laxmi from Lakshmi Rai.
Says a source close to the actress, "Lakshmi is now doing action roles and feels her old name gives the impression of being a soft person. So, she has now chosen to change her name to Raai Laxmi, in tune with the action roles that she is doing now."
When Chennai Times got in touch with the actress, she confirmed the news, saying, "Yes, my name in now Raai Laxmi. It is not exactly a name change. It is the same name but it is just that I am shuffling it a bit. I have added an extra 'a' to the Rai as it is going to be my first name."
Explaining why she had opted for a name change, she says, "I was supposed to do this almost a year ago, but couldn't because of prior commitments. One needs some time to do something like this as everyone knows me as Lakshmi Rai. My family named me after the Goddess. But nobody calls me Lakshmi."
"People have always called me either Rai or Lakshmi Rai. Even at home, they call me just Raai. Moreover, we have moved many places right from my childhood. So, I haven't been able to spare the time for the name change."
"My dad has been insisting for a long time that I change my name to Raai as it goes with my personality. Even now, it all seems to be happening automatically. From now on, all my films will credit me as Raai Laxmi."
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Lakshmi Rai is the latest to join a long list of actresses who have opted for a name change. The actress has now changed her name to Raai Laxmi from Lakshmi Rai.
Says a source close to the actress, "Lakshmi is now doing action roles and feels her old name gives the impression of being a soft person. So, she has now chosen to change her name to Raai Laxmi, in tune with the action roles that she is doing now."
When Chennai Times got in touch with the actress, she confirmed the news, saying, "Yes, my name in now Raai Laxmi. It is not exactly a name change. It is the same name but it is just that I am shuffling it a bit. I have added an extra 'a' to the Rai as it is going to be my first name."
Explaining why she had opted for a name change, she says, "I was supposed to do this almost a year ago, but couldn't because of prior commitments. One needs some time to do something like this as everyone knows me as Lakshmi Rai. My family named me after the Goddess. But nobody calls me Lakshmi."
"People have always called me either Rai or Lakshmi Rai. Even at home, they call me just Raai. Moreover, we have moved many places right from my childhood. So, I haven't been able to spare the time for the name change."
"My dad has been insisting for a long time that I change my name to Raai as it goes with my personality. Even now, it all seems to be happening automatically. From now on, all my films will credit me as Raai Laxmi."
Keeping Rosy Film Review 2014
Production companies: Pont Neuf Productions, Big Rich Films
Starring: Maxine Peake, Blake Harrison, Christine Bottomley, Elisa Lasowski
Director: Steve Reeves
Writers: Mike Oughton, Steve Reeves
Producers: Isabelle Georgeaux, Richard Holmes
Cinematographer: Roger Pratt
Editors: Scot Crane, Paul Watts
Music: Stephen Warbeck
Sales company: Big Rich Films
Release Date : June 27 (U.K.)
Rated 15 (U.K.), 93 minutes
British TV heroine Maxine Peake and "Inbetweeners" regular Blake Harrison co-star in this noir-ish debut thriller about a career woman whose perfect life takes a sudden tragic turn.
LONDON -- Already something of a national treasure in her native Britain, the versatile television and stage star Maxine Peake makes her big-screen headlining debut in this claustrophobic psycho-thriller about a young businesswoman caught in a nightmarish spiral of violence, blackmail and murder. Shot in London, Keeping Rosy is the first feature of Steve Reeves, who has previously directed over 500 commercials.
Expanded from an award-winning 2012 short by the same writer-director team, this lean exercise in low-budget suspense also features Blake Harrison, co-star of the popular TV comedy The Inbetweeners and its hit movie spin-offs. The local star power of Peake and Harrison should generate interest domestically, but on its own merits, Keeping Rosy may prove a little too stagey and melodramatic for breakout success in other territories.
A morally ambivalent lead character painted in elegantly spare strokes, we first see Charlotte (Peake) waking up in her chilly, impeccably tasteful apartment on the upper floors of a newbuild high-rise in an anonymous corner of East London. But a fraught day at the office soon wrecks her cool composure when she is passed over for a high-powered promotion and unceremoniously fired. Returning home unexpectedly early, Charlotte vents her anger on her Eastern European cleaner Maya (Elisa Lasowski), lashing out in an impulsive act of violence with tragic, unintended consequences. And so her descent from lousy day to hellish ordeal begins.
Without getting into spoilers, Charlotte soon finds herself dumping a corpse in the river Thames and playing reluctant surrogate mom to a baby daughter. Hey, we’ve all had crazy nights like that, right? A fraught visit from her adulterous lover Tom (Sam Hoare) adds extra emotional shading to her career crisis, but also underscores how much her life priorities have already shifted irreversibly.
Another unexpected visitor, her sister Sarah (Christine Bottomley), alerts Charlotte to the CCTV cameras in her apartment block. Fearing her misdeeds may have been recorded, she tries to spin a fake cover story to the building’s security guard Roger (Harrison), a desperate deception which backfires messily in blackmail and bloodshed. By this point, Keeping Rosy risks jumping the shark entirely, following its strong opening act with too many clunky, contrived plot twists.
A flinty, angular, androgynous beauty who can suggest inner torment with minimal pyrotechnics, Peake is the most compelling reason to see Keeping Rosy. When Charlotte’s life starts to unravel, she reverts to her northern English accent, suggesting her public persona as a high-powered London businesswoman was always a brittle pose. This is a smart use of the star’s acting range and real back story. But the secondary characters are more crudely drawn, particularly Harrison’s boorish guard. And just what are the odds of a tightly wound sociopath like Charlotte meeting a full-blown psychopath like Roger in her hour of greatest need?
Featuring crisp cinematography by former Academy Award nominee and Harry Potter veteran Roger Pratt, Keeping Rosy is technically polished and visually pleasing. Reeves keeps the tension crackling, and Peake simmers with quietly magnetic screen presence. Though this noir-ish nerve-jangler may not be her finest work to date, it stays gripping from end to end, and should serve as a future calling card for director and star alike.
Starring: Maxine Peake, Blake Harrison, Christine Bottomley, Elisa Lasowski
Director: Steve ReevesWriters: Mike Oughton, Steve Reeves
Producers: Isabelle Georgeaux, Richard Holmes
Cinematographer: Roger Pratt
Editors: Scot Crane, Paul Watts
Music: Stephen Warbeck
Sales company: Big Rich Films
Release Date : June 27 (U.K.)
Rated 15 (U.K.), 93 minutes
British TV heroine Maxine Peake and "Inbetweeners" regular Blake Harrison co-star in this noir-ish debut thriller about a career woman whose perfect life takes a sudden tragic turn.
LONDON -- Already something of a national treasure in her native Britain, the versatile television and stage star Maxine Peake makes her big-screen headlining debut in this claustrophobic psycho-thriller about a young businesswoman caught in a nightmarish spiral of violence, blackmail and murder. Shot in London, Keeping Rosy is the first feature of Steve Reeves, who has previously directed over 500 commercials.
Expanded from an award-winning 2012 short by the same writer-director team, this lean exercise in low-budget suspense also features Blake Harrison, co-star of the popular TV comedy The Inbetweeners and its hit movie spin-offs. The local star power of Peake and Harrison should generate interest domestically, but on its own merits, Keeping Rosy may prove a little too stagey and melodramatic for breakout success in other territories.
A morally ambivalent lead character painted in elegantly spare strokes, we first see Charlotte (Peake) waking up in her chilly, impeccably tasteful apartment on the upper floors of a newbuild high-rise in an anonymous corner of East London. But a fraught day at the office soon wrecks her cool composure when she is passed over for a high-powered promotion and unceremoniously fired. Returning home unexpectedly early, Charlotte vents her anger on her Eastern European cleaner Maya (Elisa Lasowski), lashing out in an impulsive act of violence with tragic, unintended consequences. And so her descent from lousy day to hellish ordeal begins.
Without getting into spoilers, Charlotte soon finds herself dumping a corpse in the river Thames and playing reluctant surrogate mom to a baby daughter. Hey, we’ve all had crazy nights like that, right? A fraught visit from her adulterous lover Tom (Sam Hoare) adds extra emotional shading to her career crisis, but also underscores how much her life priorities have already shifted irreversibly.
Another unexpected visitor, her sister Sarah (Christine Bottomley), alerts Charlotte to the CCTV cameras in her apartment block. Fearing her misdeeds may have been recorded, she tries to spin a fake cover story to the building’s security guard Roger (Harrison), a desperate deception which backfires messily in blackmail and bloodshed. By this point, Keeping Rosy risks jumping the shark entirely, following its strong opening act with too many clunky, contrived plot twists.
A flinty, angular, androgynous beauty who can suggest inner torment with minimal pyrotechnics, Peake is the most compelling reason to see Keeping Rosy. When Charlotte’s life starts to unravel, she reverts to her northern English accent, suggesting her public persona as a high-powered London businesswoman was always a brittle pose. This is a smart use of the star’s acting range and real back story. But the secondary characters are more crudely drawn, particularly Harrison’s boorish guard. And just what are the odds of a tightly wound sociopath like Charlotte meeting a full-blown psychopath like Roger in her hour of greatest need?
Featuring crisp cinematography by former Academy Award nominee and Harry Potter veteran Roger Pratt, Keeping Rosy is technically polished and visually pleasing. Reeves keeps the tension crackling, and Peake simmers with quietly magnetic screen presence. Though this noir-ish nerve-jangler may not be her finest work to date, it stays gripping from end to end, and should serve as a future calling card for director and star alike.
Thursday 26 June 2014
Mallika Sherawat Hot Sexy Bikni Photos
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Mallika Sherawat is an Indian actress who appears mainly in Bollywood films. Known for her bold onscreen attitude in such films as Khwahish and Murder Sherawat has been frequently featured in the media as symbol. Mallika Sherawat Hot Picture,Mallika Sherawat Sexy Photos,Mallika Sherawat Hot Pics,Mallika Sherawat Bikini Pics,Mallika Sherawat Bikini,hot Mallika Sherawat,Mallika Sherawat hot bikni wallpapers,Mallika Sherawat hot kiss,Mallika Sherawat without clothes,Latest Mallika Sherawat hot and sexy Bikini PhotosBorn: October 24, 1976, Rohtak
Height: 1.69 m
Songs: Sway
Parents: Mukesh Kumar Lamba
Spouse: Vijay Singh (m. 2013), Karan Singh Gill (m. 1997–2001)
Siblings: Vikram Lamba
Education: Delhi Public School, Mathura Road, Miranda House, University of Delhi
Early life
Sherawat was born Reema Lamba in Rohtak, Haryana to a Jat family. Mallika was born in the family of Seth Chhaju Ram, a leading Jat philanthropist, She was born on 24 October; though the year is unknown. She adopted the screen name of "Mallika", meaning "empress", to avoid confusion with other actresses named Reema. "Sherawat" is her mother's maiden name She has stated that she uses her mother's maiden name because of the support that her mother has provided her. Although relations with her family were strained when she entered the film industry,now Sherawat's family have accepted her career choice and reconciled their relations.
Sherawat went to school at Delhi Public School, Mathura Road. She has obtained a degree in philosophy from Miranda House, Delhi University. During the initial days of her career, she claimed to have come from a very conservative small town family, and that she faced many hurdles from her family in pursuing her career. However, Mallika's family has refuted this as a story created by her to give her an aura of a small town rustic girl who made it big in Bollywood. It has been reported that she was married for a short while to a Jet Airways pilot Captain Karan Singh Gill.
Sherawat Hot And Sexy Bikini Photos
Shimla Song Lyrics Pardeep Jeed
Track Name : ShimlaSinger : Pardeep Jeed
Lyricist : Narinder Batth
Music Director : Bhinda Aujla
Edited by : Jagjeet Dhanoa
Video by : Vehli Janta Films
Director : Harry Bhatti
Shimla Song Lyrics Pardeep Jeed
Ni mein shimla ghamon jogga reh gya
Tere hath nu kise da hath pe gya. .. .
Ni mein shimla ghamon jogga reh gya
Tere hath nu kise da hath pe gya
Sannu kargi marij tute dil da. .. .
Oh teinu dekh k kise da taap reh gya
Ni mein shimla ghamon jogga reh gya
Tere hath nu kise da hath pe gya. .. .
Ni mein shimla ghamon jogga reh gya
Tere hath nu kise da hath pe gya. .. .
Oh nit update rehndi facebook te
Thoda net vi sunida faahe pood d
Oh pind mitra de rang dande pood di, di
Sadda 98ve na net mihna nahio kadhda. .. .
Ni mein shimla ghamon jogga reh gya
Tere hath nu kise da hath pe gya. .. .
Ni mein shimla ghamon jogga reh gya
Tere hath nu kise da hath pe gya. .. .
Paisa Yaar ‘N’ Panga Punjabi Movie
Release: July 11,Paisa Yaar N Panga
Studio : Bharat Arora Productions
Starring : Gavie Chahal, Mukul Dev, Khushboo Grewal, Flora Saini, Karan Sekhon (Introducing), Rishita Monga, Richa, Veer Vashisht & Others
Producer (s) : Bharat Arora, Arvinder Singh, Gurprit Singh Gujral
Co - Producer (s) : Jagir Kaur Randhawa & Sher Singh
Associate Producer (s) : Vineet Puri, Sharad Kamra, Gursharanjit Singh, Sagar Puri
Creative Producer : Sagar S Sharma
Director : Virender Singh
DOP : Kapil K. Gautam
Story & Screenplay : Ranjeev Verma
Lyrics : Kumaar & Raj Kakra
Music : Gurmeet Singh & Jassi Katyal
Background Score : Salil Amrute
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Cast and Crew
Status : Completed
Release Date : 11 July 2014
Genre : Love Story
Producer : Anil Singh
Star Cast : Feroza Kaur Heer, Zorawar Singh, Botu Shah, Anita Meet, Surender Sharma
Choreographers : Ishpinder Kaur
Executive Producer : Ravinder Pal Singh
Singer : Raja Hasan Sagar, AltamashFaridi, Feroza Kaur Heer, Priyanka Patedar, Mohan
Lyricist : Raj Inder Raj
Editor : Suresh Gadigaonkar
Music Director : Raj Inder Raj
Director : Shirin Anandita
Cinematography : Ashish Joshi
Production Designers : Vilash B. Birajdar
Publicity : Amar Jyot Bhasin
Visual Effects : Vijender
Sound : Vineet Gala
Casting Director : Shakti Ammal Marimuthu Rathore
Censor Details
Censor Certificate No :
Runtime : 114 Minutes
Certification : ‘U’
Language : Punjabi
Shooting Location (State & Country) : Punjab, India
Music Company : Worldwide Records
Synopsis
The Story is a romantic drama written by well known Punjabi Author Shirin Anandita. At the centre of the narrative are – a young and beautiful 19 yrs old girl- Gurnoor and a rich, smart & handsome 20 yrs old boy – Sartaj. The film tells about their pristine first love & growing up of a girl in a traditional Punjabi family who is brought up by her grandfather and his friend who are very possessive and protective about her.
At college, Sartaj- who sees Gurnoor for the first time develops a liking for her & tries to follow her. Her Grandfather, who hovers around her like a protective spectral figure does not like this. He convinces Gurnoor to change her looks and appearance when going to college so that she does not draw unwanted attention. Meanwhile Gurnoor also develops liking for Sartaj. Due to her changed deceptive looks Sartaj is unable to recoganise her and humiliates her in front of his friends.
Unable to bear pain of constant humiliation from Sartaj, Gurnoor confides in her Grandfather who then confronts Sartaj. He tells Sartaj not to humiliate Gurnoor even if he doesn’t like her. Subsiquently Sartaj discovers that Gurnoor is the same girl that he liked on the first day of college. Their intimacy gradually matures into their love for each other. Gurnoor falls ill and diagnosed with terminal illness. Everybody then tries to keep her happy. Gurnoor tells Sartaj that our body is wonderful gift of nature and we must always take care of it and by enjoying life to the fullest.
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