‘Murder 2’ First Look: Jacqueline Fernandez, Emraan Hashmi get cozy together

‘Murder 2’ First Look: Jacqueline Fernandez, Emraan Hashmi get cozy together: Taking their tradition to make bold movies a step further, the Bhatts will soon give us Murder 2. The kisser boy Emraan Hashmi and the gorgeous Jacqueline Fernandez play a smouldering couple who will set the screen on fire in Murder sequel.

Jacqueline pipped Mallika Sherawat to become the Murder hottie. The model-turned-actress is tired of her cute girl image and wants to shed it by playing a sensuous seductress in Murder 2 with her dare-bold act. As per director Mohit Suri, this movie is going to be a thriller exploring the world of prostitutes, transvestites, pimps and gigolos. It’s even reported that Jacqueline play s a model who poses for an adult magazine.

Can the movie be without any steamy, sexier stuff? After seeing Emraan and Jacqueline on the poster of Murder 2, we don’t need to make any guesses. The movie looks dark as well as hot. We are sure Murder 2 is going to be another milestone in the Vishesh Films filmography.

Gym instructors protest against Emraan Hashmi

Gym instructors protest against Emraan Hashmi; Emraan Hashmi’s convincing portrayal of a womanizing gym instructor in Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji has upset real people in the profession.

A group of gym instructors in Nagpur got together to show their protest against Emraan Hashmi. Showing their protest, they blackened the face of the actor on the movie’s posters at Smruti Cinema; they also tore down the posters and burned them along with an effigy of the actor.

In Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji, Emraan plays a gym instructor who keeps hitting on his female clients all the time, bedding a few in the process.

This portrayal was seen as insulting to their profession by some gym instructors in Nagpur who also demanded the movie to be taken off from Smruti cinema.

However, the movie is continuing to run at the theatre.

Emraan Hashmi to get preference from Madhuri Dixt!

Emraan Hashmi to get preference from Madhuri Dixt!: Madhuri liked Emraan Hashmi's performance the most in Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji! Emraan Hashmi is on cloud nine since yesterday.

Afterall Madhuri Dixit was heard telling everyone after a special screening of 'Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji', that she loved Emraan's performance the most. "Madhur Bhandarkar's romantic comedy which releases this Friday stars Omi Vaidya, Ajay Devgn and Emraan Hashmi in the lead roles.

Madhuri Dixit, Mallika Sherawat, Kangana Ranaut and various popular actresses attended the special screening of the film organized by Madhur Bhandarkar on Wednesday night. After the screening, Madhuri was heard whispering that she loved Emraan's performance the most and that he suits the Casanova image the best in Bollywood.

Emraan being a huge Madhuri Dixit fan, couldn't hide his excitement when he got to know about her appreciation" revealed our source present at the screening. Madhuri who has worked with Ajay in Yeh Raaste Hai Pyaar Ke before liked his performance as well but made no bones about admitting Emraan was better.

We are sure Emraan's award has already come his way in the form of Madhuri's liking for him. Also, as far as charming the ladies is concerned, Emraan should probably give some tips to Ajay, just like he has done in the movie! What say Emraan?

Emraan Hashmi says, Award functions are like a circus

Emraan Hashmi says, Award functions are like a circus: Emraan Hashmi was nominated as best villain for his role in " Once Upon A Time In Mumbai" at two award ceremonies but the actor says such functions are like a "circus" and prefers audience acclaim any day.

"These award ceremonies really don't make a difference to me. I have got my acclaim and awards from the audience... I don't really see that (award functions) as something I ever really believed it. I generally don't approve of these nominations," Emraan told us.

"If you see any award ceremony, they are pleasing everyone. There are three categories for every actor... it's ridiculous... and three awards given to music. I really don't want to be part of the circus. The whole industry goes and claps for it but I don't want to be part of it," he said.

Set primarily in 1970s Mumbai, "Once Upon A Time in Mumbai" captures the changing face of the Mumbai underworld seen through the eyes of a police officer.

Directed by Milan Luthria, the crime thriller follows the rise of Sultan ( Ajay Devgan) and his eventual fall when his protege Shoaib (Emraan) challenges his supremacy and usurps power to rule the murky underbelly of the city.

While Emraan was nominated at both the Star Screen Awards and the Apsara Awards, he did not bag a prize for his performance. Emraan has won an award for his work in " Murder" at the 2005 Stardust Awards.