I am looking at scripts

Karisma Kapoor has said that she has started to look at film scripts again.

The actress, who has been largely absent from the big screen since her marriage, toldHarper's Bazaar that she is planning to work again at some point in the future.

"Yes, I am looking at scripts, and thankfully I get a lot of offers, but I've not zeroed in on any movie. I'm just enjoying myself, just being a bit laid back," she said.

Kapoor, whose marriage has been the ongoing topic of media speculation, refused to speak about her personal life in the magazine interview.

The star, who is best known for her performance opposite Aamir Khan in Raja Hindustani, commented: "I wouldn't like to answer any personal questions."

We welcome joint productions with Pakistan: Rishi Kapoor

Veteran actor Rishi Kapoor, who is planning to revive the RK Banner, says he welcomes the idea of joint film production with Pakistan.

"We welcome joint productions with Pakistan and work in healthy conditions, provided we have a good script and a good story to tell. Pakistan has some great talent and great people," said Rishi Friday while speaking at the HT Leadership Summit here.

He was accompanied by his actor son Ranbir.

Rishi worked with Pakistani actress Zeba Bakhtiyar in the 1991 film "Heena", which was produced under the RK banner and directed by his elder brother Randhir Kapoor.

He also said that late Sufi singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was introduced to India by his late father Raj Kapoor. Nusrat was invited to perform at Rishi and Neetu's wedding.

Sonam's Illness Costs The Producers Rupees 75 Lakh

Bollywood stars are very costly even when they are ill. Recently, the producer of Sonam Kapoor and Shahid Kapoor starrer upcoming movie Mausum, had to bear the burden of such a problem.

The actress was suffering from typhoid and was unable to shoot for few days which resulted in a loss and created a big hole in the film producer's pocket. There is a buzz that the producer had to suffer a big loss of around Rs 75 lakh due to the unavailability of the actress.

The Masakalli gal from Delhi 6 has recovered from the disease now,. only after causing this big loss. Recently, the entire set of this film directed by Shahid Kapoor's father, Pankaj Kapoor had to be dismantled in Mumbai. They were supposed to shoot few romantic scenes of Sonam and Shahid. But Sonam fell sick and was absent for a long time, so they had to cancel the October shoot. The producer had to suffer a big loss due to Sonam's sudden absence.

A source was quoted saying that the next schedule of the film will now be shot in Gwalior wherein a few scenes will only require Sonam.

The news was confirmed by co-producer Sheetal Talwar, who said that they could not continue shooting due to Sonam's illness. She also affirmed the loss of Rs 75 lakh but said that it's okay because they can earn it later on. She was more concerned about the health of the lead actress. Talwar said that if Sonam is fine now they can recover the money from the film. Talwar said that the Mumbai schedule of the shooting will start soon after completing the Gwalior schedule.

Kapoor to star in 'Mission: Impossible 4'

Anil Kapoor is to play a significant supporting role in Mission: Impossible 4.

The Slumdog Millionaire star has confirmed that he will be appearing in the film alongside Tom Cruise, NDTV has reported.

He told the site: "At this point I can only say that have been contacted for Mission: Impossible 4 and I have said yes for the role."

Brad Bird, director of The Incredibles, will be helming the follow-up, which is expected to hit cinemas at the end of 2011.

Other stars who will be reprising their roles include Simon Pegg, while Lost creator J.J.Abrams will be producing.

Kapoor copies Shakira's dance moves

Kareena Kapoor has revealed plans to imitate Shakira's dance moves in Rohit Shetty's new film.

The Times of India reports that the star will mimic the Colombian singer's choreography in Golmaal 3.

The actress revealed: "My audience expects me to be sexy and sizzling at least in the naach-gaana routine. So I've gone ahead and done hip-shaking that is a cross between Shakira's 'Waka-Waka' and 'Hips Don't Lie'."

Kapoor is rumoured to be wearing harem pants, a revealing vest and bangles for the shoot.

"The choreographer Ganesh Acharya added our Bollywood moves to the track but there's just this extra hip swing that I think is very hot," said the star.
The third installment in the Golmaal series is scheduled to release on November 5.

Kapoor and Singh reunite on screen

Rishi Kapoor is to appear in front of the camera with wife and actor Neetu Singh.

Kapoor and Singh will be paired opposite each other in the Walt Disney-produced Bollywood film Do Doon Chaar, scheduled to release on October 8, the Hindustan Times reports.

Swati Shetty, executive director of Walt Disney Studios International Productions in India, said: "Do Dooni Chaar best represents Disney's storytelling. The touching narrative of the film will make every Indian family fall in love with the characters."

The film centres on the Duggals, a lower middle-class family. Kapoor plays the part of a schoolteacher and Singh his on-screen wife.

"The story of the Duggal family will resonate strongly with Indian audiences. It is a story of universal heartache and triumph," revealed Shubho Shekhar Bhattacharjee, CEO and creative director of Planman Motion Pictures.

Kapoor and Singh, the real-life parents of actor Ranbir Kapoor, appeared briefly together in one scene of last year's Love Aaj Kal.