Among the many ways to trace the everlasting legacy of films and the way they have shaped many generations and impacted their lives is to follow the trends in fashion… and that is exactly what the June 10 issue of Filmfare, which releases today, has done.

Seamlessly meshing the young with the older, with the beautiful Sonam and charming Imran Khan setting the cover on fire with their intimate and soulful pairing, the pictures seduce, captivate and enchant.

By: Sonal Chawla

Ranbir Kapoor and Imran Khan have a lot in common. The two friends come from filmi families. Both made their debuts in romantic films, have huge female fan following and more often than not, are in the running for the same roles.

Zoya Akhtar might be the director who brings them together in her second film, if sources are to be believed.

It took Fanaa to bring Aamir Khan back to working with Yash Raj after he had worked with the patriarch Yash Chopra in the long forgotten Parampara. But the parampara continues with Aamir’s nephew Imran making his way into the Yash Raj banner. The film in question is likely to be directed by Chak De director Shimit Amin. But since he’s busy with his own film might make way for a debuntante assistant director who has been associated with the company for a long time.

But there is no doubt in the producers’ mind as far as the film’s lead couple is concerned-Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi star, Anushka Sharma will be seen acting opposite Imran.

Bollywood's celebrity action director Allan Amin, who is set to train passionate bikers to perform stunts on MTV's new adventure reality show, says he made actor Imran Khan jump off a plane onto a moving train in the forthcoming movie "Luck".

"In 'Luck', Imran would be seen jumping from an airplane onto a moving train. It was a brave scene and was shot in Bangkok," Amin told IANS over telephone from Mumbai.

By Taran Adarsh

Sanjay Gadhvi Sanjay Gadhvi is all set to start his new film. This one will be produced by Studio 18 and star Imran Khan and Katrina Kaif, who've been teamed for the very first time. It's a romantic/comedy and is aptly titled 7 DAYS IN PARIS, since Paris happens to be one of the most romantic cities in the world.

Sanjay plans to begin filming in June-end/July, "because I want to capture the summer in Europe," he reveals, "It's a uniquely structured script, but I can't reveal much at this stage."

I’ve been planning this column all week. To tell you the truth, I wasn’t too happy with the last two columns I wrote. They felt pretty boring. So from last Monday, I started cooking up themes and ideas for this one. I wanted it to be really funny, and really quirky. It was going to be epic, like the one about Priyanka’s handbag, or the one about the Bombay Mining Corporation and their quest for aluminium!

And here I sit with writer’s block. Seriously, I can’t think of what to write about, and it’s very frustrating. The manifestations of writer’s block are unique.