Another good example of Jo dhikta hai woh bhikta hai... Jo Bhikta hai woh chalta hai.....
Another good example of Jo dhikta hai woh bhikta hai... Jo Bhikta hai woh chalta hai.....
Originally posted by: TallyHo
π€£ why didnt KJo make We Are family with the bachchans? Batao koi to batao!!
They jst don't wanna come bcz Sallu is getting the Best Actor award. Duahhhh
Originally posted by: ZoobiDoobiThey jst don't wanna come bcz Sallu is getting the Best Actor award. Duahhhh
Originally posted by: rdfan
π.....After the embarrassment they caused IIFA last time arnd when they didnt go to Srilanka ....this was kind of expected
Originally posted by: Meena1
Hmm.. they can always remake the classic Waaris.. π.. I have the perfect cast in mind..
Ash - Amrita Singh's role
Rani M - Smita Patil's role
Sallu - Raj Babbar
Sasur - Kulbhushan (Gajjan Singh)
Abhi - well you know who he'll be playing..π
ok now you guys can shoot me..π€£
Originally posted by: ZareenaSrBachchan has been the face of IIFA since its inception. Respect he commands cannot be described in mere words.
Have attended almost all IIFA events over the years, just can't imagine how IIFA will be at Toronto this year, without @SrBachchan
The International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) announced in Mumbai that the 2011 awards will be held in the Greater Toronto Area, June 16-19. The announcement means tens of thousands of visitors to Ontario, millions of dollars for the Ontario economy and hundreds of millions of viewers watching all around the world.
Indian director Ramesh Sippy and film stars such as Dia Mirza, Celina Jaitley, Fardeen Khan, Vivek Oberoi, Preity Zinta, and Hrithik Roshan lent their support as Premier McGuinty thanked IIFA for the great honour of hosting the ceremony. Toronto will be the first North American city to host the Awards, which are held in a different international city every year.
The Awards will cap a four-day celebration of everything to do with Indian film, including a film festival and industry forum.
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