Actor Kartik Aaryan says the youth connects with his kind of films like PYAAR KA PUNCHNAMA and now SONU KE TITU KI SWEETY and he doesn't care about being stereotyped.

"I am already stereotyped and I don't care about that," Kartik told IANS when asked if he is not scared about being typecast by doing similar kind of roles.

"Audience has given us their love and I want to continue this journey as well. We have this connect with youth and they are always waiting for our films. I am blessed that so early in my career this happened. Monologue has got trendy. I did it twice and it worked second time also.

"The thing is that I am already working o certain projects and I don't want to change it as everybody is loving it," he added.

Kartik walked for designer Amit Wadhwa's label 'AW' that had a rich theme called "Treasure" but his concept was "Slow Future" for men's wear.

Using khadi and mulmul with touches of yesteryear, Amit splashed them with contemporary, hand embroidery along with interesting screen-printed details. The amazing reversible shirts told a fascinating dual story, while Nehru Jackets were sober but the draped pants spelt pure comfort.

Kartik sported a hand embroidered safari jacket teamed with a reversible shirt and parallel trousers with side box pleats on seams.

Actor Kartik Aaryan says the youth connects with his kind of films like PYAAR KA PUNCHNAMA and now SONU KE TITU KI SWEETY and he doesn't care about being stereotyped.

"I am already stereotyped and I don't care about that," Kartik told IANS when asked if he is not scared about being typecast by doing similar kind of roles.

"Audience has given us their love and I want to continue this journey as well. We have this connect with youth and they are always waiting for our films. I am blessed that so early in my career this happened. Monologue has got trendy. I did it twice and it worked second time also.

"The thing is that I am already working o certain projects and I don't want to change it as everybody is loving it," he added.

Kartik walked for designer Amit Wadhwa's label 'AW' that had a rich theme called "Treasure" but his concept was "Slow Future" for men's wear.

Using khadi and mulmul with touches of yesteryear, Amit splashed them with contemporary, hand embroidery along with interesting screen-printed details. The amazing reversible shirts told a fascinating dual story, while Nehru Jackets were sober but the draped pants spelt pure comfort.

Kartik sported a hand embroidered safari jacket teamed with a reversible shirt and parallel trousers with side box pleats on seams.

Actress Swara Bhasker, who stirred a controversy with her open letter to Sanjay Leela Bhansali in which she said that she felt "reduced to vagina" after watching his PADMAAVAT, says that she still stands with what she said.

"Everything is in my letter. I stand 100 percent with what I said," said Swara.

Swara's critique of PADMAAVAT as a movie that glorifies 'Sati' and 'Jauhar', sparked a war of words between celebrities like Suchitra Krishnamoorthi, Vivek Agnihotri and Raveena Tandoon slamming her.

Swara was seen on the finale day of Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) Summer/Resort 2018 where she was seen walking for designer label Crow. She was seen relaxed in a dove grey kurta and pants under a black, multi-slit, tabard-style embroidered cover.

Calling her collection "Fundamental Fragments", designer Shaila for her 'Crow' label, worked around basic shapes.

Turning squares into fashion forms, Shaila experimented with embroidery and innovative weaving techniques to create an exciting merger. Functional silhouettes were the highlights of the collection combined with modern touches.The fabric choice was restricted to Khadi, linen and cotton jamdaani to make the summer months comfortable.

Easy comfortable dresses, midis with side-flaps, sleeveless long covers, saris with sleeveless blouses and the draped Pheran inspired kurta dress were in pretty watery pastels like grey, ivory and beige to balance the prime choice of white.

Actress Swara Bhasker, who stirred a controversy with her open letter to Sanjay Leela Bhansali in which she said that she felt "reduced to vagina" after watching his PADMAAVAT, says that she still stands with what she said.

"Everything is in my letter. I stand 100 percent with what I said," said Swara.

Swara's critique of PADMAAVAT as a movie that glorifies 'Sati' and 'Jauhar', sparked a war of words between celebrities like Suchitra Krishnamoorthi, Vivek Agnihotri and Raveena Tandoon slamming her.

Swara was seen on the finale day of Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) Summer/Resort 2018 where she was seen walking for designer label Crow. She was seen relaxed in a dove grey kurta and pants under a black, multi-slit, tabard-style embroidered cover.

Calling her collection "Fundamental Fragments", designer Shaila for her 'Crow' label, worked around basic shapes.

Turning squares into fashion forms, Shaila experimented with embroidery and innovative weaving techniques to create an exciting merger. Functional silhouettes were the highlights of the collection combined with modern touches.The fabric choice was restricted to Khadi, linen and cotton jamdaani to make the summer months comfortable.

Easy comfortable dresses, midis with side-flaps, sleeveless long covers, saris with sleeveless blouses and the draped Pheran inspired kurta dress were in pretty watery pastels like grey, ivory and beige to balance the prime choice of white.

Actress Kangana Ranaut says she is a career-oriented woman who won't compromise on her opportunities.

The actress, who walked for designer duo Shyamal and Bhumika at the Lakme Fashion Week Sumner-Resort 2018, was asked about her recent stint at "India's Next Superstar", where she shared the frame with Karan Johar.

Kangana said: "In my professional career, I didn't have any such feelings. I am not here to be friends with everyone and won't get into their personal space either. I am a very professional person and a career-oriented woman. I won't compromise on my opportunity. I will be out there. I will get what I deserve."

Kangana, who looked like a dream in a bridal gown with a long trail, had last year sparked off a debate on nepotism in the Hindi film industry when she pinpointed Karan on his show "Koffee With Karan" of being a "flagbearer of nepotism".

Actress Kangana Ranaut says she is a career-oriented woman who won't compromise on her opportunities.

The actress, who walked for designer duo Shyamal and Bhumika at the Lakme Fashion Week Sumner-Resort 2018, was asked about her recent stint at "India's Next Superstar", where she shared the frame with Karan Johar.

Kangana said: "In my professional career, I didn't have any such feelings. I am not here to be friends with everyone and won't get into their personal space either. I am a very professional person and a career-oriented woman. I won't compromise on my opportunity. I will be out there. I will get what I deserve."

Kangana, who looked like a dream in a bridal gown with a long trail, had last year sparked off a debate on nepotism in the Hindi film industry when she pinpointed Karan on his show "Koffee With Karan" of being a "flagbearer of nepotism".

Bollywood star Ranveer Singh, on a high after recording his biggest hit with PADMAAVAT, says box office numbers are a validation for him as an entertainer.

"It feels amazing. As an entertainer, box office numbers are a validation that I am being able to entertain audiences and to me that's everything," Ranveer said in a statement.

PADMAAVAT has earned the actor commercial and critical acclaim for his portrayal of Delhi Sultan Alauddin Khilji. The movie, since releasing on January 25, has minted Rs 192.5 crore till February 2.

"My intention with every project has been to make audiences believe in the character that I have been given to portray on screen," said the actor, whose last big box office delight was BAJIRAO MASTANI.

"Khilji was one of my toughest roles. Furthermore, the process of creating Khilji has been extremely rewarding. So, this success is incredibly special. As awesome bitcoin casino USA complete anonymity

"I'm thankful to Sanjay Leela Bhansali for giving me a film and a character that will always be remembered and cherished," he added.

Bollywood star Ranveer Singh, on a high after recording his biggest hit with PADMAAVAT, says box office numbers are a validation for him as an entertainer.

"It feels amazing. As an entertainer, box office numbers are a validation that I am being able to entertain audiences and to me that's everything," Ranveer said in a statement.

PADMAAVAT has earned the actor commercial and critical acclaim for his portrayal of Delhi Sultan Alauddin Khilji. The movie, since releasing on January 25, has minted Rs 192.5 crore till February 2.

"My intention with every project has been to make audiences believe in the character that I have been given to portray on screen," said the actor, whose last big box office delight was BAJIRAO MASTANI.

"Khilji was one of my toughest roles. Furthermore, the process of creating Khilji has been extremely rewarding. So, this success is incredibly special. As awesome bitcoin casino USA complete anonymity

"I'm thankful to Sanjay Leela Bhansali for giving me a film and a character that will always be remembered and cherished," he added.

Actor Jim Sarbh, fresh from the success of PADMAAVAT, was at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) for his new movie JONAKI. He lauded its director Aditya Vikram Sengupta for taking a risk few would take.

JONAKI, which stars Lolita Chatterjee, Ratnabali Bhattacharjee and Jim in lead roles, is a tale of an 80-year-old woman who searches for love in a strange world of decaying memories, while her lover, now old and grey, returns to a world she is leaving behind.

Jim said in a statement: "The Rotterdam Film Festival really makes you feel like part of a film family. I was so glad I got to be there and I got to see the world premiere of Aditya's beautiful dreamscape film.

"I am glad that he is out there taking risks making films that other people would be too afraid to, developing a new modern Indian art language of cinema."

Sengupta's second feature after "Labour of Love", JONAKI had four screenings as part of IFFR's Bright Future Section, which has been running since January 24.

Produced by Magic Hour Films, For Films and Catherine Dussart Productions, it received a standing ovation at the festival, followed by a question and answer session.

Sengupta said: "IFFR upholds auteur cinema and there could not have been a better place for us to premier 'Jonaki'. The audiences here are amazingly receptive, inquisitive which made it even more special for 'Jonaki' to have its premier at IFFR 2018. Audiences here do not only come to be entertained by cinema but to experience it."

It was a sold out premiere, said Samir Sarkar, Magic Hour Films, the film's principal producer.

Actor Jim Sarbh, fresh from the success of PADMAAVAT, was at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) for his new movie JONAKI. He lauded its director Aditya Vikram Sengupta for taking a risk few would take.

JONAKI, which stars Lolita Chatterjee, Ratnabali Bhattacharjee and Jim in lead roles, is a tale of an 80-year-old woman who searches for love in a strange world of decaying memories, while her lover, now old and grey, returns to a world she is leaving behind.

Jim said in a statement: "The Rotterdam Film Festival really makes you feel like part of a film family. I was so glad I got to be there and I got to see the world premiere of Aditya's beautiful dreamscape film.

"I am glad that he is out there taking risks making films that other people would be too afraid to, developing a new modern Indian art language of cinema."

Sengupta's second feature after "Labour of Love", JONAKI had four screenings as part of IFFR's Bright Future Section, which has been running since January 24.

Produced by Magic Hour Films, For Films and Catherine Dussart Productions, it received a standing ovation at the festival, followed by a question and answer session.

Sengupta said: "IFFR upholds auteur cinema and there could not have been a better place for us to premier 'Jonaki'. The audiences here are amazingly receptive, inquisitive which made it even more special for 'Jonaki' to have its premier at IFFR 2018. Audiences here do not only come to be entertained by cinema but to experience it."

It was a sold out premiere, said Samir Sarkar, Magic Hour Films, the film's principal producer.