Shruti Haasan is going great guns on the career front and there is no looking back for her ever since she scored a Blockbuster like 'Gabbar Singh'. The beauty is now shifting the base to Mumbai to focus more on the Hindi assignments. 

Reliable sources say, Shruti Haasan has recently bought a posh double bedroom apartment in Andheri. Earlier, She used to stay at a rented apartment in Bandra, Mumbai. The actress is ensuring that tight security has been provided to her new home after being attacked by a stranger few months ago.  

Notably, Shruti is now a neighbor of leading Bollywood filmmaker Imtiaz Ali who produced wonderful films like Jab We Met and Rockstar. Rumours have been ripe that the skinny babe wishes to be leading lady in at least one of Mr.Ali's future films to reach new heights in Hindi Film Industry. Let's see if her attempt works wonders

Did Shruti Haasan target HIM?

June 5th, 2014, 02:10 PM IST

Shruti Haasan is going great guns on the career front and there is no looking back for her ever since she scored a Blockbuster like 'Gabbar Singh'. The beauty is now shifting the base to Mumbai to focus more on the Hindi assignments. 

Reliable sources say, Shruti Haasan has recently bought a posh double bedroom apartment in Andheri. Earlier, She used to stay at a rented apartment in Bandra, Mumbai. The actress is ensuring that tight security has been provided to her new home after being attacked by a stranger few months ago. 

Notably, Shruti is now a neighbor of leading Bollywood filmmaker Imtiaz Ali who produced wonderful films like Jab We Met and Rockstar. Rumours have been ripe that the skinny babe wishes to be leading lady in at least one of Mr.Ali's future films to reach new heights in Hindi Film Industry. Let's see if her attempt works wonders!

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The Delivery Man Movie Review

Delivery Man' fails to deliver perfect entertainer
By Troy Ribeiro (IANS)
Rating: 2/5

Delivery Man movie review; Cast: Vince Vaughn, Chris Pratt, Cobie Smulders, Andrzej Blumenfeld and Adam Chanler-Berat; Director: Ken Scott; Rating: **

While the Indian audience has seen "Vicky Donor", which was inspired by Ken Scott's French-Canadian production called "Starbuck", Delivery Man is a blatantly brazen Hollywood version of the same film by the same director.

The premise of all the three films maybe alike. The film's story explores the life of David Wozniak (Vince Vaughn), over 20 years after he made his donations.

They say the past catches up with you. So, after losing over a hundred thousand dollars in a pyramid scheme business, David is now a harried and hassled truck driver working in his father's establishment, delivering meat. While the creditors are chasing him, he learns that his girlfriend Emma (Cobie Smulders) is pregnant. At the same time, he learns that he is the center of a confidential lawsuit.

Apparently, 20 years ago in order to make some extra money, David made 693 donations at a local fertility clinic under the pseudonym 'Starbuck' which in turn resulted in 533 children, of whom 142 were now seeking legal help to reveal Starbuck's true identity.

Bullet Raja: Movie Review

Rating: 3.0/5 

Cast: Saif Ali Khan, Sonakshi Sinha, Jimmy Shergill, Vidyut Jamwal, Gulshan Grover, Raj Babbar

Direction: Tigmanshu Dhulia

Genre: Action

Duration: 2 hours 18 minutes

For whatsover reasons, you cannot afford to ignore a Tigmanshu Dhulia movie. After winning acclodes with movies like Paan Singh Tomar, Saheb Biwi Gangster, Dhulia's new offering ADVERTISEMENT Bullet Raja merges power, politics, action and love, resulting in a heady cocktail that hits your mind.

 Featuring Saif Ali Khan, Sonakshi Sinha and Vidyut Jamwal, Bullet Raja is a hi-octane drama flick, set against the backdrop of Uttar Pradesh-based mafia while dealing with the political and industrial powers of the state. Like most of Dhulia's earlier films, Bullet Raja too is raw, unrefined, rustic and unique in it's own way. 

Bullet Raja: Movie Review Story: The story of Bullet Raja revolves around Raja Mishra, a commoner, who gets transformed into Bullett Raja - a notorious, care a damn attitude gangster. A faithful friend and a loyal lover, living life on his own terms, setting his own rules, commanding respect and fearing no one, Bullett Raja in his true inimitable style takes on the system that creates people like him in a compelling struggle for power and ambition. 

Mishra's character commands respect, but at the same time he makes sure he respects women. Although he is a gangster where he finds glory with guns, the movie also has for us some instances of romance between Saif and Sonakshi Sinha, who plays Mishra's love interest in the flick. This gangster has his lady love to whom he is very loyal.

What's Good?

Tigmanshu sets things up skillfully in the first hour. Like most of Dhulia's movie, Bullet Raja too boasts of some fiery and impactful dialogues, bringing a vital spark in the movie, that flows so effortlessly. Performances: As for Saif Ali Khan, you'll get to see a bit of Langda Tyagi in Bullet Raja. Saif's looks, his mannerisms, his body language, his overall behavioral pattern takes you by complete surprise in Bullet Raja. 

From a sophisticated charmer to a rustic gunda, Saif makes the audience believe him. Sonakshi Sinha looks beautiful, but she's again repetative. Sinha doesn't get to do much in the movie, while Vidyua Jamwal on the other hand, is just 'wow'. Verdict: Bullet Raja might not be Dhulia's finest work, but this one is worth one time watch. On the whole, apart from Dulia's midas touch, Bullet Raja works big time due to Saif's power-pack performance.