Actors Abhishek Sharma, Trupti Khamkar and Ajoy Chakraborty, who featured in TUMHARI SULU, will reunite for a short film titled MY MOTHER'S WEDDING.

The movie is directed by Sanil Gosavi, read a statement.

"The short film has some amazing talents such as the beautiful Delnaaz Irani along with the young talents from TIMHARI SULU Abhishek, Trupti and Ajoy.

"After being in the production team of the latest hit, this has been my first movie as a producer and the director and I am really excited as well as nervous. I hope the audience loves the film just the way they loved the trailer," said Gosavi.

In TUMHARI SULU, Abhishek played the son of Vidya Balan and Manav Kaul, while Trupti essayed Vidya's driver to the Radio station.

Actors Abhishek Sharma, Trupti Khamkar and Ajoy Chakraborty, who featured in TUMHARI SULU, will reunite for a short film titled MY MOTHER'S WEDDING.

The movie is directed by Sanil Gosavi, read a statement.

"The short film has some amazing talents such as the beautiful Delnaaz Irani along with the young talents from TIMHARI SULU Abhishek, Trupti and Ajoy.

"After being in the production team of the latest hit, this has been my first movie as a producer and the director and I am really excited as well as nervous. I hope the audience loves the film just the way they loved the trailer," said Gosavi.

In TUMHARI SULU, Abhishek played the son of Vidya Balan and Manav Kaul, while Trupti essayed Vidya's driver to the Radio station.

Raj Kundra and celebrity Shilpa Shetty Kundra bring to India its first Celebrity themed Cooking Game – "Domestic Diva" with Shilpa as your mentor.

The game targets both male and female audience across the world. The game gives an opportunity to meet and greet with the Bollywood diva – Shilpa Shetty Kundra on topping the monthly leaderboard and will be available for download from Google Play and iOS Appstore from 19th January 2018.

Shilpa Shetty Kundra informs, “Domestic Diva is an addictive fun cooking game, where anyone can knock up some tasty dishes from my forthcoming book ‘Diary of a Domestic Diva’. Own your own restaurant, cook food and serve customers as quickly as possible to earn maximum profits. It tests your time & resource management skills. Travel the world and explore varieties of recipes around the globe.”

“It is a Diner Cafe addictive restaurant story game where you open a classy cafe and serve customers delicious recipes. Serve coffee, cook bakery items and more, and immerse yourself in an addictive restaurant simulator that’s brimming with exciting tales and stories,” she further added.

"Domestic Diva is an addictive restaurant story game with lot of recipes curated by Shilpa and with this game she now has complete healthy portfolio for her fans with her YouTube channel -"Swastha Raho Mast Raho" and her upcoming cooking book scheduled to be launched soon" said, Mr. Raj Kundra- Chairman of Viaan Industries Limited. He also added, “It offers you a chance to master your skills in multi-tasking managing the kitchen in your restaurant with Shilpa Shetty Kundra as
your guide! Start building your restaurant empire!"

There are at least three other games currently in development at the studio, targeting Indian and global gaming audience.

Raj Kundra and celebrity Shilpa Shetty Kundra bring to India its first Celebrity themed Cooking Game – "Domestic Diva" with Shilpa as your mentor.

The game targets both male and female audience across the world. The game gives an opportunity to meet and greet with the Bollywood diva – Shilpa Shetty Kundra on topping the monthly leaderboard and will be available for download from Google Play and iOS Appstore from 19th January 2018.

Shilpa Shetty Kundra informs, “Domestic Diva is an addictive fun cooking game, where anyone can knock up some tasty dishes from my forthcoming book ‘Diary of a Domestic Diva’. Own your own restaurant, cook food and serve customers as quickly as possible to earn maximum profits. It tests your time & resource management skills. Travel the world and explore varieties of recipes around the globe.”

“It is a Diner Cafe addictive restaurant story game where you open a classy cafe and serve customers delicious recipes. Serve coffee, cook bakery items and more, and immerse yourself in an addictive restaurant simulator that’s brimming with exciting tales and stories,” she further added.

"Domestic Diva is an addictive restaurant story game with lot of recipes curated by Shilpa and with this game she now has complete healthy portfolio for her fans with her YouTube channel -"Swastha Raho Mast Raho" and her upcoming cooking book scheduled to be launched soon" said, Mr. Raj Kundra- Chairman of Viaan Industries Limited. He also added, “It offers you a chance to master your skills in multi-tasking managing the kitchen in your restaurant with Shilpa Shetty Kundra as
your guide! Start building your restaurant empire!"

There are at least three other games currently in development at the studio, targeting Indian and global gaming audience.

Singer Camila Cabello says leaving the band Fifth Harmony helped her come alive.

Cabello released her full debut album 'Camila' on Monday. She believes the decision to leave the band helped her start expressing herself and her vision more freely, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

"I had been writing songs since I was 16, and at first I wanted to write for other people. But I had these songs that were so personal… and I couldn't imagine me giving it to somebody and somebody else singing them because it was too close to me," Cabello told NPR magazine.

"I went a long time writing songs thinking that, 'Nobody will ever hear this for another 10 years because I'll still be in the group'," she added.

Cabello said she is now in a great place, because she has taken complete ownership of her public appearances.

"I'm all for girls wearing what they want to wear. I think it is great for girls who want to express their sexuality and if they want to wear booty shorts or eyelashes or whatever to feel great, then that's amazing," she said.

"The only thing wrong is when somebody is pushing you to do it before it's your time and before you are comfortable – or if that's not really you. I think both of those are okay; whether you want to go for that or you are not comfortable with that," she added.

Singer Camila Cabello says leaving the band Fifth Harmony helped her come alive.

Cabello released her full debut album 'Camila' on Monday. She believes the decision to leave the band helped her start expressing herself and her vision more freely, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

"I had been writing songs since I was 16, and at first I wanted to write for other people. But I had these songs that were so personal… and I couldn't imagine me giving it to somebody and somebody else singing them because it was too close to me," Cabello told NPR magazine.

"I went a long time writing songs thinking that, 'Nobody will ever hear this for another 10 years because I'll still be in the group'," she added.

Cabello said she is now in a great place, because she has taken complete ownership of her public appearances.

"I'm all for girls wearing what they want to wear. I think it is great for girls who want to express their sexuality and if they want to wear booty shorts or eyelashes or whatever to feel great, then that's amazing," she said.

"The only thing wrong is when somebody is pushing you to do it before it's your time and before you are comfortable – or if that's not really you. I think both of those are okay; whether you want to go for that or you are not comfortable with that," she added.

Actress Sharon Stone says she there was a time when she had just five per cent chance of surviving. It was when she suffered brain haemorrhage in 2001.

Stone, 59, told CBS News that she had to re-learn everything when her life was wiped out as a result of the medical condition, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

The actress, who will be returning to TV in Steven Soderbergh's 'Mosaic', said: "There was about a five per cent chance of me living. My whole life was wiped out. Others aren't that interested in a broken person. I was alone.

"I'm sure I seemed peculiar coming through this all these years, and I didn't want to tell everybody what was happening because, you know, this is not a forgiving environment. I'm so grateful to have this. The chance of my having it was so slim."

While the BASIC INSTINCT star is back in the film industry again, she still has some alone time and likes to spend some of it talking to her tree.

"I talk to my tree… it's pretty fabulous, it smells so great," said Stone, who has adopted sons Roan, 17, Laird, 12, and Quinn, 11.

She says she has "seen it all" in the entertainment industry over the last 40 years, and is pleased to see women are becoming more "empowered".

Asked if she has ever been in a position when she has felt uncomfortable, she laughed and replied: "Oh, I've been in this business for 40 years. Can you imagine the business I stepped into 40 years ago?

"Looking like I look, from nowhere, Pennsylvania? I didn't come here with any protection. I've seen it all. We're starting to acknowledge our own gifts as women and not think that we have to behave as men in order to be empowered or powerful or valuable," she said.

Actress Sharon Stone says she there was a time when she had just five per cent chance of surviving. It was when she suffered brain haemorrhage in 2001.

Stone, 59, told CBS News that she had to re-learn everything when her life was wiped out as a result of the medical condition, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

The actress, who will be returning to TV in Steven Soderbergh's 'Mosaic', said: "There was about a five per cent chance of me living. My whole life was wiped out. Others aren't that interested in a broken person. I was alone.

"I'm sure I seemed peculiar coming through this all these years, and I didn't want to tell everybody what was happening because, you know, this is not a forgiving environment. I'm so grateful to have this. The chance of my having it was so slim."

While the BASIC INSTINCT star is back in the film industry again, she still has some alone time and likes to spend some of it talking to her tree.

"I talk to my tree… it's pretty fabulous, it smells so great," said Stone, who has adopted sons Roan, 17, Laird, 12, and Quinn, 11.

She says she has "seen it all" in the entertainment industry over the last 40 years, and is pleased to see women are becoming more "empowered".

Asked if she has ever been in a position when she has felt uncomfortable, she laughed and replied: "Oh, I've been in this business for 40 years. Can you imagine the business I stepped into 40 years ago?

"Looking like I look, from nowhere, Pennsylvania? I didn't come here with any protection. I've seen it all. We're starting to acknowledge our own gifts as women and not think that we have to behave as men in order to be empowered or powerful or valuable," she said.

T-Series and Ellipsis Entertainment are repeating their partnership following the box office success of the acclaimed Vidya Balan-starrer TUMHARI SULU. The two front-running content companies have partnered with Emraan Hashmi Films on their next production titled CHEAT INDIA.

The edge-of-the-seat drama, largely inspired by real incidents, will be directed by Soumik Sen of GULAAB GANG fame.

Emraan Hashmi will headline the film, which takes a startling look at the crimes in the Indian education system that has created a parallel eco-system infested with greed harvesters.

Talking about the film Hashmi shares, “The script and title of CHEAT INDIA are supremely powerful. This is among the most engaging and riveting stories I’ve read in a while and I am thrilled to be essaying what I believe will be a landmark role in my filmography. I am also looking forward to working with some formidable partners – Soumik, an amazing storyteller, Ellipsis, the new kids with a pulse on clutter-breaking content and marketing, and T-Series, with whom I share an old association on music and films.”

Director Sen added, “This film is for every Indian student who is under pressure to excel in a competitive environment. Today’s youth will hugely relate to CHEAT INDIA.”

“We are increasingly treading the path of strong creative partnerships, and in line with that, we are excited about co-creating CHEAT INDIA, which, we believe, will reflect the new-age appetite for compelling content rooted in realism,” said Bhushan Kumar of T-Series.

Tanuj Garg and Atul Kasbekar of Ellipsis Entertainment remarked, “The projects we are developing are incredibly diverse, varied in scope, and speak to the elevated tastes of audiences today. The story of CHEAT INDIA will entertain and uplift, and we’re delighted to be bringing it to life.”

CHEAT INDIA is scheduled for a February 2019 release.