Mumbai, Nov 25 (IANS): Bollywood actress Bipasha Basu is venturing into something new via a webiste, but she is not giving out details about it.
"Hey guys! Wanted to introduce you to my new venture - http://www.thetrunklabel.com, sign up today and love yourself even more," Bipasha posted on her Twitter page.
The official Facebook page of the site reads: "www.thetrunklabel.com styled by Bipasha Basu launches on 4th December 2013".
Besides being an actress, Bipasha has dabbled in bringing out two fitness-based DVDs - "BB Love Yourself: Fit and Fabulous You" (2010) and " Breakfree" (2012). One wonders what her new project is all about!
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Esha lauds Sunny bhaiyya the great
Actress Esha Deol is "glad" to see her elder step-brother Sunny Deol back in action with "Singh Saab The Great".
"Saw 'Singh Saab The Great'! Glad to see Sunny bhaiyya back in action," tweeted the actress.
While Sunny, 57, is veteran actor Dharmendra's son from first wife Prakash Kaur, Esha is Dharmendra and his second wife and actress Hema Malini's daughter.
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Film production not everyone's cup of tea: Pooja Bhatt
From Shah Rukh Khan to Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan, several A-listers have stepped into film production, but the job is not just about "money", says actress-turned-filmmaker Pooja Bhatt.
She took to Twitter to share her views on the subject.
Pooja, daughter of veteran filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, posted: "Don't get fooled by the size of someone's office. Determine their worth by the ideas they generate and their capacity to be ahead of the times."
"Ninety percent of Bollywood feeds off the 10 percent, who have the capacity to generate the idea and get the film made. Money is a mere component of filmmaking. As for stars turning producer today, most are mere figureheads."
"Making and maintaining budgets, handling a set is not everyone's cup of tea," she added.
The producer of films like "Sur", "Jism", "Paap" and "Jism 2" believes "'New ideas. Familiar faces' seems to be the mantra today".
"Very few people cast with their instinct and heart. Most use brains they don't have. I follow the norm my father set. Create stars. Don't chase them. And if they turn into monsters, like some are prone to do, move onto the next," she said.