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Bollywood is mourning the death of one of its legends. Actor/filmmaker Dev Anand, who was known as the Adonis of Indian cinema, passed away in London on Saturday, December 3. In town for medical treatment, he was at the time staying at the Washington Mayfair Hotel with son Sunil. Mohan Churiwala, Anand’s manager, told IANS that Sunil called the doctor after he saw his father, who was often compared to Hollywood legend Gregory Peck, unresponsive. “The doctor said that he had a heart attack. He died at 10 in the night in London,” the manager dished on.

The cremation for the uncle of “Elizabeth” director Shekhar Kapur will be held in London later this week, Churiwala said. “He will be cremated in London only after Tuesday. Cremation cannot take place till his daughter reaches there. His body is kept in a hospital right now,” he explained.

Sharing news of Anand’s death, Kapur wrote on Twitter, “Dev Anand lived n died at his own terms. He was working one minute. Sat down and smiled. And was gone the next. So much 2 learn.” He also reminisced the past by tweeting, “Dev Anand persuaded me to come to the movie industry and gave me my first break as an actor.”

Among others paying tribute to the late Bollywood icon was India’s Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. He said in a statement, “Dev Anand was a great artiste who entertained generations of cinema lovers over five decades. He was an embodiment of a life long passion for acting and film making. I join millions of his fans in mourning his death.”

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Sonu Nigam Bhajan Sherawali Maa, Maa……………SUBSCRIBE………………… Names Meanings Sati One who got burned alive Saadhvi The Sanguine Bhavaprita One who is loved by the universe Bhavaani The abode of the universe Bhavamochani The absolver of the universe Aarya Goddess Durga The Invincible Jaya The Victorious Aadya The Initial reality Trinetra One who has three-eyes Shooldharini One who holds a monodent Pinaakadharini One who holds the trident of Shiva Chitra The Picturesque Chandaghanta One who has mighty bells Mahatapa With severe penance Manah Mind Buddhi Intelligence Ahankaara One with Pride Chittarupa One who is in thought-state Chita Death-bed Chiti The thinking mind Sarvamantramayi One who possess all the instruments of thought Satta One who is above all Satyanandasvarupini Form of Eternal bliss Ananta One who is Infinite or beyond measure Bhaavini The Beautiful Woman Bhaavya Represents Future Bhavya With Magnificence Abhavya Improper or fear-causing Sadagati Always in motion, bestowing Moksha (salvation) Shaambhavi Consort of Shambhu Devamata Mother Goddess Chinta Tension Ratnapriya Adorned or loved by jewels Sarvavidya Knowledgeable Dakshakanya Daughter of Daksha Dakshayajñavinaashini Interrupter of the sacrifice of Daksha Aparna One who doesnt eat even leaves while fasting Anekavarna One who has many complexions Paatala Red in color Paatalavati Wearing red-color attire

Bhopal Gas Tragedy, Bhopal, Dec 2 (IANS) The survivors of the Bhopal gas tragedy staged a rally on it’s 27th anniversary Friday and burnt effigies of 2012 London Olympics Organising Committee chairman Sebastian Coe and Dow Chemicals protesting against the chemical giant’s sponsorship of the mega sporting event. V.K. Malhotra was also burnt.But it was not only the survivors who marched in the rally to the Union Carbide factory. They were joined by London Assembly member Navin Shah and three former Olympians – Jalauddin Rizvi, Mohammad Yusuf and Salim Abbassi also participated in the march.

“It is disgusting that Dow Chemicals is sponsoring the London Olympics. To put pressure, we have raised the issue in the London Assembly and I am here to protest along with survivors,” Shah, who belongs to the opposition Labour party, told IANS.

Shah, who is originally from Mumbai was also surprised at the indifferent role of the Indian government and the country’s leaders on the issue.

“The Indian government should raise the issue with the Olympics Organizing Committee. If the government does not raised the issue, Indian leaders should put pressure on the government (to do so).”Rizvi, who hails from Bhopal and was part of the Indian hockey team at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, said the organizers of the London Games were violating its core principles through their association with Dow Chemicals, which now owns the Union Carbide plant that spewed the lethal MIC gas on the night of Dec 2-3, 1984, killing 3,000 people instantly and 25,000 till now and affected over 500,000 over the years.

He appealed to national and international Olympians to persuade the London Games organisers to drop Dow Chemicals.

The protesters said that in defending Dow Chemicals as a sponsor of the London Games, Coe and Malhotra had set aside all sense of morality and their own humanity.

Rachna Dhingra of Group for Action and Information said: “If the London Olympics organizing body does not reject Dow Chemical’s sponsorship, we will hold a Bhopal Olympics to coincide with the event. Children with congenital disabilities caused due to the gas leak and Vietnamese children hurt by Dow’s Agent Orange will perform at the Bhopal Olympics.”

On Saturday, some of the protesters will stop trains crossing Bhopal station some will gherao Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s residence to press the central and state governments to present the correct figure of casualties before the Supreme Court.

The central government, in its curative petition in the Supreme Court has said only 5,000 people died in the tragedy.

Vidya Balan Dirty Picture, News, Vidya Balan says she feels comfortable with its curvilinear figure and finds the zero sized fashion boring.The actress was 33 years in 12kgs to portray Silk Smitha in her latest film ‘The DirtyPicture “, which has have enjoyed a good opening on the box office. Vidya and hopes that the new movie his most audacious so far the buxom beauty to make a comeback in Bollywood. “Size zero is boring. Women should look like women. I can relate as silk like her andI also like to celebrate my body,” said Vidya during a session with the actor-directorFarhan Akhtar at the movies Hindu HT the leadership summit.

“I hope that plump is back on the cinema,” said the actress who often has been criticized for weight and style of dress.

Vidya says she is not worried about losing the weight began to play Silk and never felt unsafe in the role of a sex siren curvilinear.

“Silk was a star of South India and curvy women are there, but I had to improve further so I had to gain weight. I was never unsure about how it will look on the big screen. I’m OK with that. ”

She feels that women’s sexuality is no longer a taboo in Indian cinema.

“I think it’s a coming of age for sexuality, especially female sexuality in Indian cinema. I did not apologize for it. This film is a reflection of that.”

Vidya will next be seen in Sujoy Ghosh’s’ Kahaani. “I am a woman six months pregnant in Kahaani. It is based in Kolkata. Again, the character I play is very raw, real and nervous.”