Bengali actress Rituparna Sengupta, who has conquered a million hearts in her home state, is a multifaceted performer with a passion for writing and handicrafts who says Hema Malini is her inspiration

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Hema Malini inspired Rituparna
By Swati R. Chaudhary, Indo-Asian News Service

Mumbai, Aug 13 (IANS) Bengali actress Rituparna Sengupta, who has conquered a million hearts in her home state, is a multifaceted performer with a passion for writing
and handicrafts who says Hema Malini is her inspiration.

When asked her how she manages it all, she said: "I believe if you have passion for something you will automatically create time for it. Look at Hemaji ... she is such a
successful actress, she has directed and produced TV serials and she is a dancer too. I really look up to her for her multi-tasking ability and I have the highest regards for
her."

However, she feels it not so easy to create a niche in Bollywood, reports Bollywood Trade.

"The work culture is pretty much the same but it is quite difficult to make a name for yourself in Bollywood. I am working hard and giving my best shot."

Apparently her parents were not too happy with her decision to pursue a career as an actress.

"My parents still have reservations about it. I was studying then but I always wanted to be an actress. I want to make my parents and audience proud."

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Tushaar Kapoor is a 'smart' boy!

Riding high after the success of "Golmaal", actor Tushaar Kapoor is now looking forward to his forthcoming releases "Shootout At Lokhandwala" and Subhash Ghai's "Good
Boy Bad Boy".

He is very happy with the way his career is shaping up in both the films, reported Bollywood Trade.

" 'Golmaal' has been quite a turning point in my career. As of now, I have Apoorva Lakhia's 'Shootout At Lokhandwala' and Subhash Ghai's 'Good Boy Bad Boy'. I play 'Dilip
Bua', a gangster in 'Shootout...' I am very excited about this film since I've really worked on my look.

"Though, I won't disclose much as I want it to be a surprise. I have kind of rehearsed for it to get a feel of it."

"Good Boy Bad Boy" is complete and Tusshar describes it as young and peppy.

"It's a campus musical with lots of drama, romance and emotion. It's about how a 'good boy' (me) meets a 'bad boy' (played by Emraan Hashmi) and they become friends
and change the entire atmosphere in college. The moral of the film is that one doesn't have to be good or bad but just 'smart'.

Rumours are rife that he is also remaking his father's film "Farz".

"We have just thought of it. In fact, a journalist suggested it and I thought it was a good idea. So that's about it. Nothing has been finalised as yet".