All About Bengali Beauty Sushmita Sen

An ambassador of feminine beauty, peace, love, and optimism, at an age most kids are worried about getting a driving-license and a drinking permit. That's Sushmita Sen. That's Miss Universe, 1994 orginally born on 19 Nov 1975. And now one of the big names in Bollywood? Bollywhat I hear you shout...Bollywood - the answer to Hollywood in India.

Sushmita Sen is intelligent, but it is an intelligence as yet untainted by realism. Before all this happened, hers was yet a gossamer world, tipped between the cradle and the crown. Creative rather than literal, poetic rather than pedantic, it is these very qualities that endeared her to the viewers and judges.

She has led a rather normal filmi existence and has had her fair share of carping critics, her erratic lifestyle, her unpunctual ways, her live in relationships, her much married boyfriend Vikram Bhatt, her phenomenal asking price, her undeflated ego, her problem and consequent patch up withAkshaye Kumar, all have brought her more than her share of flak.

Sushmita Sen, a bong, was born in Hyderabad and then moved to Delhi early on (so now you know why she has such a fabulous Urdu dialect). She was born on the 19th of November, 1975 (and co-incidentally her numbers are the numbers of power and success - she was clearly destined). She was a complete tomboy and used to hang out with her school DADAS (which is like the head of the gang) and she accidentally fell into modeling. And thank God she did.

Profile of Sushmita Sen

Name: Sushmita Sen

Nickname: Titu, Little Titan and Sush

Date of Birth: November 19, 1975

Zodiac Sign: Scorpio

Height: 5' 9.5”

Mother: Subhra Sen (Jewelery designer & store owner)

Father: Shubeer Sen (Ex-Wing Commander Air Force)

Brother: Rajeev Sen

Daughter: Renee Sen

Endorsements: Kiah ,Tag Heuer , Thumbs Up

Relationships: Rajat Tara, Ricky Martin, Sanjay Narang, Vikram Bhatt and Randeep Hooda, and Maanav Menon

School: Pre-dominantly in the Air Force Golden Jubilee Institute and Air Force Silver school for a decade in Dehli. She also attended schools in Nagpur and Jorhat.

Biography of Sushmita Sen

A Bengali beauty reared in a middle-class suburb of Delhi, now showered with attention of global proportions.

Born on November 19, 1975 this ambassador of feminine beauty, peace, love, and optimism Sushmita Sen was crowned Miss Universe 1994, the first Miss Universe from India.

Sushmita's defense background ensured that she led a nomadic life. Her mother's decision to shift base to Delhi, was to render some permanency in her children's lives, as also to enable her children have proper education. With an advantageous height, she made her entry into the world of fashion. She did a few fashion shows before she went in for the Femina Miss India pageant. Her decision to join movies was well accepted and Bollywood welcomed her with open arms.

Sushmita made her debut in Dastak in the role of a vulnerable girl being stalked by a psycho. Then Sushmita did a comic role in David Dhawan’s Biwi No.1 and caught movie buff’s attention and picked up some awards. She had a flair for the comedy. She also did a romantic role opposite Abhishek Bachchan in Bus Itna Sa Khwab Hai. She was seen in a very realistic role in Meghna Gulzar’s directorial debut Filhaal. She has got very rave reviews for her convincing portrayal of the character in the film.

Sushmita is intelligent, but it's an intelligence as yet untainted by realism. Before all this happened, here was yet a gossamer world, tipped between the cradle and the crown. Creative rather than literal, poetic rather than pedantic, it is these very qualities that endeared her to the viewers and judges.

She has led a rather normal filmi existence and has had her fair share of carping critics, her erratic lifestyle, her unpunctual ways, her live in relationships, her phenomenal asking price, and her non-deflated ego, all have brought her more than her share of flak.

Bravo Sushmita! The diva lives in Mumbai with her beautiful daughter Renee and continues living in the hearts of us all!

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What's an item number?

"The classic meaning of "item number" refers to highly sexualized songs with racy imagery and suggestive lyrics. The "item number" would feature an "item girl" who appeared in the film as a dancer, usually in a bar or nightclub, and was only in the film for the length of that song." Kareena in item number Kareena Kapoor is the new item girl. After pulling out a hot sizzling number in Don, she seems to be flooded with more such offers. But she seems to have finalized only one. She will be doing an item number in Lovely Singh’s debut movie Kya Love Story Hai produced by N.R. Pachisia. Lovely Singh is an ex-assistant director to Satish Kaushik and has assisted him on films like Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai, Badhai Ho Badhai, Tere Naam, Shaadi Se Pehle. Kareena considers Lovely to be a friend and she is known to be protective about her friends, Lovely is no different. Their friendship goes back a long way since Mujhe Kuch Kehna Hai days. Even in Milenge Milenge, Lovely’s last film as an assistant, Kareena plays the lead role. It seems Kareena really wanted to be a part of the project as she herself would feel bad about not being a part of a friend’s film. Well, if Kareena agrees to do an item number, expect nothing short of fireworks. She has been getting rave reviews for her looks in Don and even better reviews for the way she carries herself and dances on the song Yeh Mera Dil. Lets hope Kareena lives up to the magic of an item girl even in Kya Love Story Hai.

All about Item Number(Bombs)

Make a 'dance' appearance in a film and you become an 'item bomb'! Performing item numbers dates back to the times when yesteryear cabaret queen Helen left her fans gasping with number like 'Mungda', 'Piya tu', and so on. The only difference being she was never termed as an item girl. The film industry today argues that the sensuous damsel exuded an aura of class, putting her in a league of her own. Well, today we have many 'so to speak' item girls. You definitely remember Isha Koppikar termed as an item girl with her 'Khallas' and 'Ishq Samandar' numbers! Well, then we had loads of them. Sameera Reddy rocked with her 'Rabba Rabba' in Musafir and is still rocking high. And how can we forget Malaika Arora doing 'Chaiyya Chaiyya'? Wasn't it breath taking? Koena Mitra has too made waves with 'Saaki Saaki' in Musafir. To top it all, Abhishek broke the norms of a female doing an item number with 'One Love'. Bollywood definitely knows how to keep the show going... Today, doing an item number is considered a doorway to getting meaty roles as actresses in films. So, you find Momaith Khan sizzle to the song 'Dekh Le' in Munnabhai MBBS, Negar Khan scratch her bum in the hot-hot remix 'Chadti Jawaani' and Yana Gupta sizzle to the tunes of 'Babuji Dheere Chalo' in E Niwas's Dum. The so-called item girls differ in their views about doing dance numbers. Momaith Khan says: "Item numbers tend to become a rage even if the film doesn't do all that well at the box office and the dancer can then graduate to doing full-fledged roles". However, you realise that Bollywood has still a long way to go when 'once an item number dancer' Sameera Reddy said that she has crossed the stage where she needed to expose (Sameera was the main female lead inMusafirwith Anil Kapoor and Sanjay Dutt). Isha Koppikar who rose to stardom after her number 'Khallas' in Company became a rage managed to immediately grab another song 'Ishq Samundar' from Kaante. However, she makes it a point to add: "Although I came into the film industry with an item song, I feel I have grown over a period of time. There's certainly more to me than just item songs and I would like people to know me as a complete actor," she says. Well, whatever said and done, these ambitious girls with the label of 'item bombs' are here to stay in their pursuit of establishing their niche in the 'Big Bad World of Bollywood'. So, let's just sit back and chill!

Bollywood's Item Numbers: Boon Or Bane?

Aishwarya Rai's sensual gyrations in the hot-hot "Ishq kameena..." number in the soon-to-be-released Karisma kapoor-starrer Shakti - The Power has left the film's lead actress and her co-star Sanjay Kapoor piqued. Film trade experts say a similar dispute had cropped up - with more severe outcome - when filmmaker Raj Kumar Santoshi aggressively promoted actress Urmila Matondkar's item number Chamma Chamma in China Gate , leaving the film's leading actress Mamta Kulkarni in the shadows.In Bollywood, item numbers have had a long and illustrious history dating back to the days when Helen and Bindu numbers held their own attraction at the marquees - a time when no top actress worth her salt would perform such a revealing dance sequence. In the 1980s, numbers like Ek do teen... that was added to in Tezaab as an afterthought, transformed Madhuri Dixit into an overnight success.Then came Tamma Tamma (Madhuri Dixit and Sanjay Dutt) that made the presence of one such chartbuster in every film a necessity.The earliest example of a typical item number as is known today is Mamta Kulkarni's adrenal pumping Koi jaye to ley hai... number in.... Source of this article is BWV

Highest Paid Actor in Bollywood

How does it feel to have a dozen flops in a row? I asked Hrithik Roshan, a week before Krrish released in June. "Krrish is my eleventh film. Where do the 'dozen flops' come from?" the star asked me.Okay then, 9, I suggested. He lightened up. "I have never given nine flops in a row. I had three big hits: Kaho Na Pyaar Hai, Koi Mil Gaya and -- if you can count my contribution alongside big co-stars like Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan -- Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham." Mission Kashmir and Fiza, he explained, weren't flops.Things have changed, massively. Once almost written-off by show business, Hrithik now doesn't need to justify anything. His Krrish is a tremendous success. And it is said he is close to signing an unbelievable deal with the Anil Ambani-controlled Adlabs group -- Rs 35 crores (Rs 350 million) for three films, which would make him the highest paid actor in Bollywood.That tag has so-far rested on Aamir Khan's shoulders, the rarely-appearing superstar said to be commanding Rs 7 crores (Rs 70 million) per film. Hrithik's new deal would mean he will earn close to Rs 12 crore (Rs 120 million) a film, and enjoy all decision-making rights: he can space the films as he wants over the next three years, pick the scripts and the directors. It's a deal to kill for. For More about the bollywood visit at BWV.Com