In what can be said as the casting of the decade, Amitabh, Aamir, Ranbir & Imran will be seen together on silver screen in a remake of 'Yadoon Ki Baraat'.

'Yadoon Ki Baraat' was a block buster hit of early 70's. It starred Dharmendra, Vijay Arora, Tariq and Zeenat Aman.

The perfectionist of Bollywood, Aamir Khan, made his debut as a child artist with this movie.

Also, for the first time Amitabh and Aamir will be doing a film together. Other cast, included Ranbir Kapoor, the price charming, and the heartthrob, Imran Khan.

Aamir who is currently in Toronto for the screening on Dhobi Ghat will give his consent after arrival.

The movie will mark the return of talented director Mansoor khan, who made Aamir's debut 'QSQT' (Qyamat se Qyamat tak) and the wonderful 'Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander'.

Seems like the current hit 'Dabangg' and 'Once Upon a Time In Mumbai' has made film makers to think about 70s & 80s era.

 Waka Waka Hey Hey! lady, Shakira, will soon be seen playing the goddess Kali on the silver screen.

The film, titled Kaali: The Warrior Goddess, will allegedly feature singer Shakira in the title role.

'Kaali- The Warrior Goddess' which is going to be produced by Karan Arora, will be a 3D motion film shot on CG.

The entire movie will be filmed in London and at certain at locales of Eastern Europe.

Shakira has shown interest on this film; however the makers are yet to get her confirmation.

To answer why Shakira instead of other Indian actress, Karan Arora stated that they wanted someone dusky and an international star and Shakira had fitted the bill.

After sizzling the world by her FIFA 2010 anthem, she is about to rock the Indian Silver screen, by enacting the legendry character of Hindu Mythology.

With the investment by the foreign Inc. the index of Indian market crossed 19000 points on Monday and has reached 19,500 points.

With this figure the sensex has reached 32-month high, as foreign institutions poured in more than Rs 2,500 crore, according to provisional data.

Trade analysts believe that Indian markets have entered a bull phase and persistent FII inflows may push the index past the 20,000-mark in the coming days.

Kishore Ostwal, CNI Research CMD, said "Investors are sitting on huge cash piles and as the market is rising, they cannot sit sideways for long. A large chunk of cash is coming in the market and in such a scenario, hitting the 20,000-mark seems easy."

SMC Global Securities Equity Head Jagannadham Thunuguntla said, “I do not see any reason why markets should not move up. It is a liquidity-supported rally and unabated FII inflows would further push local markets.”

Prakash Diwan, Network Stock Brokings Head of Institutional Sales, second to his opinion. He observes that reaching the 20,000-level would not be a big deal in the coming days.

Banks are on a rising streak on optimism that lending will pick up in a fast-growing Indian economy and that they are well capitalized.

Gopal Agrawal, Deputy CIO and head of equity at Mirae Asset said "The next rally is expected to be in the engineering, capital and infrastructure sectors."

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Sarah Shourd has finally been released by the Iran government. This time, it took a $500,000 bribe to purchase her get out of jail card. It definitely was not free.

Fox news reported Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has said Shourd was being released on compassionate grounds because of health reasons. Her mother says she has serious medical problems, including a breast lump and precancerous cervical cells.

It is interesting that she thanked Ahmadinejad, the very person who was in charge of keeping her in prison. Of course, she was still at the Mehrabad Airport when she spoke. We will see if her fiance and friend are released soon.

Iran is still holding  er fiance, Shane Bauer, probably, in my opinion, in attempt to get another half-million. They are also keeping Josh Fattal in prison. Josh was a friend traveling with them.

Sarah is very grateful for being released, and said “I want to really offer my thanks to everyone in the world, all of the governments, all of the people, that have been involved, and especially, particularly want to address President Ahmadinejad and all of the Iranian officials, the religious leaders, and thank them for this humanitarian gesture. I’m grateful and I’m very humbled by this moment."