…In Harem pants (!)

*Photo via this Asian Models blog

Yes you can…meet Saif and Deepika at the Mumbai Premiere of Love Aaj Kal.

To enter this Eros Entertainment-sponsored contest, upload a video “creatively expressing your ‘Love Aaj Kal’.”

Khan and Padukone explain.

The film marks Saif Ali Khan’s debut as a producer. The ‘Twist Song’ is off the soundtrack:

Go here for competition details. Love Aaj Kal releases July 31.

Saira Mohan, model and author of the book How To Seduce (and Marry) the Woman of Your Dreams, is featured in Cosmopolitan India.

Farrokh Chothia gets photo-credit.

Preity Zinta in her latest ad for ‘Fem Herbal Bleach Fairness Cream.’

James Brown, Prince, and Michael Jackson on the same stage: this you have to see.

Crazy how different their approach to the spotlight (and to James Brown) is, right?

At first glance, it’s not hard to believe that Ali Rizvi is a physician.

For starters, he sort of looks like one. Talks like one, too.

But get to know him a little better and you’ll find that behind the eyeglasses and impressive degrees (Aga Khan Medical College in Karachi and McMaster University), he has the soul of a rock star.

By day, Rizvi, 33, is a straight-laced pathologist — but once he clocks out, it’s a different story.

Each weekend, while his colleagues are out playing golf, Rizvi packs up his rusty Honda and makes the two-hour trip from Buffalo, N.Y., to Mississauga, Ontario. There, with brothers Zameer and Hussain, he hits the stage. Not as Dr. Rizvi, but as just plain Ali — guitarist, vocalist and songwriter for the band he has been a part of for the past decade.

That band is called Zameer, which means “conscience” in Farsi. It’s also the name the family’s youngest brother shares with their grandfather. The Rizvis’ parents, both college professors, raised their children all over the world, moving between Libya and Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and England, finally ending up in Mississauga, where they’ve been since 1995.

This track, their latest, is called With You. The guy you see on guitar, is Zameer himself:

Sonya Balchandani is one third of The Big Sleep, a Brooklyn-based post-(psychedelic) rock band.

This one’s called You Can’t Touch the Untouchable:

He’s training to be a lawyer by day.

Yet by night, ‘Sulaiman’ is all about the Pelvic Thrust. His Moonwalk is way solid. But it’s the guy who comes on at about the two minute-mark that really steals the show. Have a look:

The other track you’re hearing is Tigerstyle’s Nachna Onda Nei.

Go here for more on Britain’s Got Talent.

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She’s in a Gauri & Nainika design that would make a great…wedding gown.

Am I right?