Shruti Haasan's double whammy in July

One actress who Seems to have a really busy 2013 across different industries is Shruti Haasan.

While she awaits the release of her first comic caper in Telugu, Balupu, this week, where she is paired opposite Ravi Teja, she has a hectic July lined up.

"I'm off to Norway after the release of Balupu for some shoot.'ll Be back in Mumbai for my double releases in Bollywood," says Shruti, who is visibly excited. She will have D-Day, where she is paired opposite Arjun Rampal, and Ramaiya Vastavaiya, where she romances debutant Girish Kumar, releasing the same day.

"It has been a lot of fun, hopping from one film's publicity to the other. It is really nice to be so busy," says Shruti. The actress Also has her other big project Yevadu Telugu, where she will be romancing Ram Charan.

Shruti & Arjun Rampal comfortable during intimate scenes

Shruti Haasan will be seen in a new avatar in Nikhil Advani's upcoming film D-Day where she plays a prostitute (Suraiya) from Karachi.

Shruti was last seen in Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji and returns to Bollywood With This action film. Talking about portraying this character on the silver screen, the player says, "More than playing a prostitute from Karachi, it was the emotion and intensity of the character Which w as challenging. I could not go overboard with it nor could I underplay it porque role was a very short track in the film. It was a nice fine balance ".

Also has some intimate Shruti Scenes with co Actor Arjun Rampal in the film. Talking about her equation with Arjun she adds, "Arjun's very nice. He's a lot of fun and very chilled out. He's Also very supportive on the sets. We had a lot of physical intimacy in the film That comes across very naturally and beautifully Because Both we were every comfortable with each other ".

Sweet ‘Sugar Daddies’

Unfortunately after much research the list of Desi Sugar Daddies had just got few new editions. I am sure there are more and as and when to I discover them, will keep updating the list.

Well ruling the Desi NRI Sugar Daddies are two tycoons. One is there in the list of UK's Richest and lately has made his son-in-law's family the stakeholders in soon-to-be Launched budget airline - Air Asia. Our man still fancies the trashiest one Bollywood actress and pampers her With The world. Lot of who wonder How this C-Grade actress always manage to land up at the Cannes Film Festival should know That it is courtesy her Sugar Daddy's overall influence.

Another NRI tycoon who is got more mistresses than I got hair on his head is still going strong. However I keeps his babies under check. One of his baby - Kanika Chandok - was shopping in Milan and before making a purchase she had to click the picture and mention the price and forward it or her Sugar Daddy. On receiving approval only she made the purchase using her Sugar Daddy's credit card. Well who is this tycoon? Is not it obvious? Well his new ventures in India always run into problems for Environment issues.

Another C-Grade Bollywood actress who flaunts her big rack and recently got in to film production with a rich friend has her Sugar Daddy in Pune. He is a real-estate king there and it's courtesy his money That the actress posing in 'garters' is enjoying her life.

Delhi based tycoon who is more famous for his private jets and the fact That I lent it to Arjun Rampal for free to fly in his Bollywood friend for one of LAP's anniversary is still stuck with his ex-model curly haired bimbo.

A powerful politician from Punjab is new in the list of Sugar Daddies. But This powerful man is somehow playing daddy to a woman old enough to be his aunt. He pays for her stay in India (when she is not in Canada) at the luxurious service apartment in Lodhi (formerly The Aman).

Then there are seedy rich guys in Delhi who are part-time Sugar Daddies. By part-time, I mean these guys do not take care of entertained by the cost of living of Their babies but occasionally pamper them with luxury bags, heels, watches, jewelry and foreign trips. One notoriously sleazy businessman make's his wife befriend These babies and then rolls his says. These are the men who fall for 'Gold-Diggers'

I want to update the list of Desi (NRIs Included) Sugar Daddies on 'Father's Day'.

Please fill me up with recommendations!

Will put up the updated list of 'DESI sugar daddies "tomorrow!

With Rituparno Ghosh, an era of sensitive, brave and internationally relevant cinema comes to an end

With Rituparno Ghosh, one was sensitive, brave and internationally relevant movie comes to an end. The National Award winning Bengali leader died yesterday of a massive heart attack at 7.30am. Industry mourns his loss ...

Gulzar: It was full of positivity

Forty-nine is too young to die. This is a profound shock and disturbing news for me. I remember as a very young boy and enthusiastic when Aparna Sen had sent me. I realized it was full of positivity and have never seen so boring. I also wrote the lyrics of his first documentary Vande Matram. He won two National Awards Unishe April, but I liked your Noukadubi and felt it deserved a prize for it. Through the years, met with success at work, but it has always been in contact. It is a profound loss. He was exultant about every moment in life and always smiling.

Ajay Devgn: Your way of seeing things was so different

I am shocked and saddened to learn of his death. It was great working with him in the raincoat. His way of seeing things was so different and that's probably what he did a good director. He has made some great films and through them will always be remembered.

Konkona Sen Sharma: He helps me with my grammar Bengali

It's a shock. He was a brave, sensitive and inspiring filmmaker. He was very polite in movies, not just the Bengali cinema. He was very aware of their own cultural heritage, however, made films that were relevant and contemporary, internationally. It was like family - that would help me with my grammar Bengali. It was so funny and had such enthusiasm for life. He was a great mind and this is a great loss.

Prosenjit Chatterjee: We lost one of our greatest talents

I can not believe that Ritu longer exists. We lost one of our greatest talents. It is a personal loss, was a fierce friend, a human being with. Always got the better of me. Will be dearly missed.

Bipasha Basu: He rebuke like her little sister

Rituda understand my sensitivity, which are different and there would be matched with a director Bengali old school. When shooting Shob Charito KALPONIK, he would scold like his little sister. He called me by my nickname, Bonny, apart from him, only my parents use. It was never boring and that's why I was so comfortable with him.

Deepti Naval: Ritu was a brave filmmaker

When I received a call from him to Memories in March, I jumped at the opportunity because I love his work as a director and as a writer. So when I heard that Sanjoy Nag would direct the film and Ritu - I had written the script - would be my co-star, I was so excited! I had a shooting moments with him. I love his movies. It was one of the bravest and courageous filmmakers in India, which addressed the full aspect of their sexuality. And put a lot at stake for that visit. He was also very sensitive and portrayed women and relationships and nuances so beautifully. I'm in love because they had the courage to do what he did.

Soha Ali Khan: Rituda brought the best out of his players

He has been at the forefront of good cinema in Bengal, the relationship between Ray and a new school. I had just begun to make his most recent film more acceptable alternative to the mainstream. I will always treasure my experience of working with him in Antarmahal. I was hoping to work with him at some point. He was passionate and sensitive and knew how to get the best out of his actors. I will miss him.

Arjun Rampal: He was a master of his craft

I do not know how to react to this tragedy. My wife sent a message: "Rituparno Ghosh more". It's shocking. The Last Lear was a great experience and happens to be one of my favorite shows ever. He was a wonderful man, a master of his craft and learned a lot from him.

Raima Sen: My life and career turned around with Chokher Bali

Byomkesh He just finished a few days ago. I have worked in all his films except the last. He had called me to this and said I was going to miss the games. He changed my life and run around with Chokher Bali. He was my mentor - he taught me a lot, told me the books to read, what movies to watch, etc. He would come to our house - we have seen (my sister and I) grow. Every time I was in Mumbai, stay with us. With Rituda gone, you will do these beautiful movies now? He was immensely talented and contributed much to Indian cinema.

Subhash Ghai: It was a true artist

India has lost one of its greatest filmmakers. He was extremely sensitive as a director and a true artist. I liked Noukadubi, which had produced so much that I bent in Hindi as Kashmakash and let go.

Anupam Kher: I knew the female psyche

He was a great director and effortless at what he did. He had an incredible knowledge of the female psyche. There was little nuances collect and use in his films.

Kirron Kher: There was an actor in it

Not only was he a great director, but also a prolific writer. He took our film to an international platform, so even Bollywood actors would give an arm to work with. Bariwali While filming, I got a National Award for Best Actress, every morning, I was rubbing my face with my pallu. I wanted to know if I had any makeup secretly. Sometimes, I would be tempted to dub itself. I said, 'Cry as I'm crying'. There was always an actor in it.