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I am not someone who reads random blogs. I have found the blogs I like to read, and stick to them. These include friends, some friends of friends, and some bloggers whose identities I don’t know but who I definitely want to be friends with. Then of course there’s that whole different category of ‘celebrity blogs’

The two celebrity bloggers I like to read are Shekhar Kapur and Anurag Kashyup. I like their style of writing. They not only have a way with words but they let their souls out through their pens. Celebrity blogs exist for various reasons. Most of them are self-promotion, film-promotion or settling scores with dushmans (and journos). Anurag talks about his films too on his blogs, but it’s not the usual boring stuff that directors dish out. Besides he isn’t politically correct. As for Shekar, there are his thoughts on films, there’s philosophy, poetry and so on..
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Sanjay Dutt is called a press conference on Thursday night, to announce his entry into politics. The actor who was shooting in Kashmir valley for good friend Bunty Walia’s film Lamhaa, landed in the city yesterday evening, and met the media at nine, at his residence.

His press conference is an after-effect of badi didi and congress MP Priya Dutt’s comments on her brother joining Samajwadi party. Is it wrong of Sanju to join a rival party? I don’t know. If I think emotionally, then Dutt is wrong. If I think rationally, then he isn’t.
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I don't get it.

Why do actors give interviews to the print and the tv channels, 4-5 or a week after the release of the film and delcare, "It's a hit!" They sit in front of the camera and doll out of figures of how much the film has garnered in gross and net.

Fact: Actors do that when the film hasn't done well.

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