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So its a done deal, Abbas-Mustan have bought the rights to the Hollywood smash hit ‘The Italian Job’. Abhishek Bachchan and Neil Nitin Mukesh had already signed on for the flick but the filmmaking duo were on the hunt for the female leads. According to new reports Priyanka Chopra and Katrina Kaif are in talks to star in the film. Kunal Kapoor and Akshaye Khanna have also been roped in for the project.

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According to recent reports Katrina Kaif is one of the most popular actresses amongst the net surfers. This young actress who came from UK four years ago has been constantly in the limelight for her sweet and innocent smile and a very hot bod at the same time.

The fact that this bomb shell had all the leading male stars eating out of her hands is rather an understatement to make. She has a record of giving hits with every male star that she has worked with. Akshay Kumar, John Abraham, Neil Nitin Mukesh, and Salman Khan you name a popular actor and there she has a movie with him.

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ASIAN News has teamed up with BollyMAN to offer three lucky readers a chance to win a copy of Yash Raj Film’s New York.

The film, which was released this week, is directed by Kabir Khan, produced by Aditya Chopra and stars John Abraham, Katrina Kaif, Neil Nitin Mukesh and Irrfan Khan.

New York is set in the backdrop of 9/11 and follows the story of three friends.

Omar (Mukesh) visits America for the first time. Fresh out of his own country, he begins to see America through the eyes of his American friends - Sam (Abraham) and Maya (Kaif).

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Salman Khan would have been a little worried last Friday as Katrina and the rest of the New York cast met the press in Mumbai. Wearing a short green dress, Kat left eyes popping all through the venue (PVR, Phoenix Mills).

But her two co-stars proved a major disappointment, with John Abraham going with the first-day-of-college look and Neil Nitin Mukesh looking like he turned up at the wrong event.

But it was still fun as the cast met and interacted with the press, who have showered praises on what they claim is one of YRF’s finest films.

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Katrina Kaif is finally over Akshay Kumar may be this should make Salman Khan a little more than happy. After all Akshay and Katrina have been claiming that they are a lucky pair onscreen. However we wonder if this news will relieve Salman of any of his pain.

Katrina Kaif who will soon be seen on the silver screen with Neil Nitin Mukesh and John Abraham finds this duo much better than Akshay Kumar. The actress claimed to be in high spirits in the company of her latest buddies, “I’ve too much energy and I don’t know what to do with it,” she proclaimed.

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Katrina Kaif has said that she is thrilled by the success of New York at the box office.

The movie, which also stars John Abraham and Neil Nitin Mukesh, took Rs 350m (£4.42m) during its opening three-day weekend and entered the UK charts at number nine.

Kaif told ANI: “New York was really one of the most special films for me. It is an amazing story and for me it was such a connected film. I really wanted the film to do well. I am so happy that it did.”

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On New York and her character Maya.
New York got good reviews and it’s a hit too. It was kind of poignant, almost symbolic, that the day we wrapped out our three-month schedule there, Barack Obama was elected President. Post 9/11 and the global meltdown, there was a movement for change. America was looking for a man who could pioneer this wave and found him in Obama.

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These days, everything that Katrina touches turns to gold. Her latest film, New York, has the boxoffice buzzing, but more importantly, she’s been well-received as an actress for the first time.

These days, everything that Katrina touches turns to gold. Her latest film, New York, has the boxoffice buzzing, but more importantly, she’s been well-received as an actress for the first time.

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Islamic terrorists brought down the World Trade Centre and America wrought havoc on its own Constitution which promised justice and equality for all. So how does the post 9/11 world regain its sanity?

Film: New York (Drama)
Cast: John Abraham, Katrina Kaif, Neil Nitin Mukesh, Irrfan Khan
Direction: Kabir Khan
Duration: 2 hours 25 minutes
Critic’s Rating: New York
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In the aftermath of 9/11, more than 1,200 men, many of South Asian descent, were detained by U.S. authorities, according to the ACLU. Of these, more than 1,000 were released months and years later for lack of evidence.

Kabir Khan’s brisk if formulaic thriller, “New York,” takes a fictional look at the damaged lives of two such men and stands a good chance of earning respectable box-office numbers. Released Friday (June 26), it’s the first big Hindi film since Bollywood’s recently ended two-month strike.