The ICC World Twenty20 (also referred to as the World T20, and colloquially as the T20 World Cup) is the international championship ofTwenty20 cricket. Organised by cricket's governing body, the International Cricket Council (ICC), the tournament currently consists of 16 teams, comprising all ten ICC full membersand six other associate or affiliate members chosen through the World Twenty20 Qualifier. The event has generally been held every two years, although there is a four-year gap between the next two scheduled tournaments (2016 in India and 2020 in Australia). All matches played are accorded Twenty20 International status.

Six tournaments have so far been played, and only the West Indies, who currently hold the title, has won the tournament on multiple occasions. The inaugural event, the 2007 World Twenty20, was staged in South Africa, and won by India, who defeated Pakistan in the final at theWanderers Stadium in Johannesburg. The 2009 tournament took place in England, and was won by the previous runner-up, Pakistan, who defeated Sri Lanka in the final at Lord's. The third tournament was held in 2010, hosted by the countries making up the West Indies cricket team. England defeated Australia in the final in Barbados, which was played at Kensington Oval. The fourth tournament, the 2012 World Twenty20, was held in Asia for the first time, with all matches played in Sri Lanka. The West Indies won the tournament by defeating Sri Lanka in the final, winning its first international tournament since the 2004 Champions Trophy.^[3] The fifth tournament, the 2014 ICC World Twenty20, was hosted by Bangladesh, and was won by Sri Lanka, who became the first team to play in three finals.

The 6 Most Dangerous Workout Moves

By Corrie Pikul 

1. The Jump Where You Land Like a Girl

The move: Box jumps (hopping up and down with both feet on platforms of various heights)

The risk: These trendy CrossFit moves (now coming to a gym near you) can be a great way to build power, says Vonda Wright, MD, a Pittsburgh-based orthopedic surgeon who specializes in injury prevention and mobility. However, they're notorious for causing injuries to the knee or Achilles tendon. Landing properly requires excellent form, and that can be tough to maintain when you're doing several in a row, says Wright. Most men land with their butt sticking out and their knees facing forward and deeply bent, which absorbs impact. But, Wright says, women tend to land with their legs straighter and their knees closer together, which can be hard on the joints (it could even cause a ruptured ACL).

The fix: Wright says to start with standing broad jumps until you perfect your form and are able to land without wobbling. Increase the height very gradually, and consider stepping down to the ground instead of jumping.

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2. The Hand Position You Learned to Do Wrong in Grade School

The move: Bench presses

The risk: These strengthen the shoulders, arms and chest, but Wright says she often sees people positioning their hands too far apart on the bar. The reason, she says, is that many of us started doing push-ups in PE class (usually for the President's Physical Fitness Challenge) with an exaggerated wide grip, and we've continued to use this position when doing upper-body work. This choice puts more emphasis on the chest and shoulders, and while it may be fine for a couple of push-ups, Wright says that wide-grip bench presses put stress on the soft tissue of the front shoulder and can cause a tear in your rotator cuff.

The fix: When doing bench presses, Wright says, your hands should be directly over your shoulders. Tell your workout partner (you always have a spotter for these, right?) to keep an eye on your arms: Elbows should be pulled down to your ribcage and not sticking out like chicken wings.

3. The Dance Move That Can Get a Little Too Dramatic

The move: Drop to one knee (a sudden fall from standing to kneeling, popular in contemporary dance fitness classes)

The risk: The cartilage around the knee is extremely pressure-sensitive, explains Wright. "If a 130-pound person comes down like dead weight directly on the knee, the pressure can permanently damage the kneecap."

The fix: Professional dancers know how to fall in a controlled way so that their knees don't even touch the ground. "If the right knee is coming down, most of the weight should be on your left quad and hamstring," says Simone De La Rue, a professional-dancer-turned-fitness-expert and creator of Body By Simone. "Use your core to keep your balance." If you don't have the core and quad strength to prevent your knee from slamming down, De La Rue says to only bend into a high lunge instead of a squat. "Create the drama by throwing your arms and head down."

4. The Ab Exercise That Can Be a Real Pain

The move: Bending sideways with dumbbells

The risk: Wright often sees people head straight for the 10- or 15-pound weights when doing this move for the first time. Unless your obliques are already strong, she says, you're likely to compensate by hyperextending your back (and the lower back tends to be one of the most injury-prone parts of the body).

The fix: Wright has patients put their hands on their hips and tells them to tense up like they're about to get a punch in the gut. Now that you can feel the muscles you're trying to work, lean to one side without leaning forward or backward. "Focus on isolating and working these muscles with just your body weight for resistance," she says. There are also plenty of other ways to work your obliques without weights.

5. The Common Exercise That Defeats Even Military Troops

The move: Power cleans (bodybuilder barbell lifts)

The risk: These are pretty standard in boot-camp classes, but they're very technical and require the precision (if not the strength) of an Olympic weight lifter. The military recently noted a surprising number of injuries from power cleans in CrossFit, Gym Jones Insanity and P90X sessions, resulting in lost duty time, medical treatment and rehab.

The fix: Try power cleans only under the supervision of a professional trainer or coach, who can scrutinize your form and help you select the appropriate weight. Instead, you can work your legs and hips with basic squats while holding a barbell across your shoulders, says Shirley Archer, a certified fitness expert and the author of Weight Training for Dummies. To work the upper body, she says that a stationary overhead press, in which you lift the bar from the shoulders to the ceiling, is safer than lifting it from the floor to the chest and then to the ceiling. (But that move also has risks--see below.)

6. The Lift That Throws People Off

The move: Overhead lifts

The risk: Anytime you lift a heavy weight over your head, you risk hurting your back, saysStephania Bell, a physical therapist and ESPN sports injury analyst. A common mistake is changing posture and arching the back to gain momentum. "If you're swaying back and forth, the weight is too heavy," Bell says.

The fix: Tighten your abs to control your posture, says Bell, and engage your leg muscles as well as your arms and core. Keep in mind that most injuries happen when the body is tired. That's why you might want to think twice before doing weight moves in an indoor cycling class, where balance and form are key. "Even lifting light weights while riding can put your lower back at risk," says Josh Taylor, an international master Spinning instructor. He suggests pushing yourself to the max during your cardio routine and saving the weights until you get off the bike. 

Breckin Meyer Dishes on Nude Scenes With Mark-Paul Gosselaar

Breckin Meyer has come a long way since playing the lovable stoner with a strong POV about tardiness in "Clueless." These days, Meyer is crazy busy, starring on "Franklin & Bash" alongside Mark-Paul Gosselaar and executive producing TBS's "Men at Work" (a sitcom he created).

Still, despite all these responsibilities, he has to find time to stay in shape. Why? Because he and his studly co-star, Gosselaar, get naked on the TNT dramedy. In fact, it's becoming a theme on the series this year, as host Ben Lyons pointed out when Meyer stopped by Yahoo!'s "The Sidebar" to chat about his endeavors, sans clothing and otherwise.

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So what's it like shedding clothes alongside Gosselaar? "First of all, Mark-Paul is like an athlete," Meyer said. "He races professional athletes on his bicycle and all this stuff. So in the first season, he was naked. He was always kind of the eye candy on the show. And then they said, 'You're moving to Malibu. You're both going to have to be shirtless.'" Meyer's next move: ordering the P90X workout program from a late-night infomercial. And to make matters worse, he and Gosselaar get weekly spray tans! "It is the worst thing in the world," he joked.

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But it's not just Gosselaar who gets close with a scantily clad Meyer. So does their new co-star, the gorgeous Heather Locklear, who plays Meyer's character Jared Franklin's boss. No pressure there! What's it like working with one of Hollywood's iconic beauties? "It's pretty cool. She's pretty great. I didn't know what to expect; I'd never met her before. She's kind of super quiet and fun, mouth like a trucker, but super quiet and fun and enjoyable."

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Fun facts: Meyer was on the Season 2 premiere of "The Wonder Years" back in 1988! "At the time, 'The Wonder Years' was a show that if you were a young actor in that wheelhouse, you hoped to be on it," he said of the stint. Even more awesome, he was Drew Barrymore's first kiss! Clearly, there are perks to growing up in Hollywood.

Why You Should Take Stress More Seriously

If you’re someone who frequently declares, “I’m so stressed!” then you might want to pay attention to this: Your risk of heart attackcould be double that of folks who don't think they're stressed, according to a new study. 

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The findings, by French researchers and published Wednesday in the European Heart Journal, showed that people who believe that they are stressed—and that the stress is affecting their health—have more than twice the risk of heart attack as those who don’t feel that way.

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“This indicates that individuals' perception and reality seem to be connected pretty well,” lead authorHerman Nabi, of the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research, told Yahoo! Shine in an email. “In other words, people seem to be aware when stress is affecting their health.”

The researchers analyzed the data of 7,268 men and women from a previous study, the British Whitehall II cohort, based on a questionnaire that asked the following: “To what extent do you consider the stress or pressure that you have experienced in your life has an effect on your health?" Participants chose from answers including “not at all,” “a little,” “moderately,” “a lot,” and “extremely.” They were also asked to rate their stress levels and other factors, including smoking, alcohol intake, diet, exercise and preexisting health conditions such as diabetes. 

People who answered the first question with “a lot” or “extremely” had a 2.12 times higher risk of having or dying from a heart attack compared with those who didn’t think stress was affecting their health. 

“Our ultimate goal in this research was to demonstrate [the idea that] individuals' perception of [how] stress impacts their own health is valid, and should be considered both in future research and in clinical settings,” Nabi said. “We wanted also to show that responses to stress differ greatly between individuals. In fact, a situation that is stressful for one person might not be stressful for another.”

While the findings may have merit, they offer “nothing new,” according to Dr. Paul Rosch, founder and board chairman of the American Institute of Stress, who is familiar with the study. 

“We’ve known for a long time, to quote the Greek philosopher Epictetus, that ‘men are disturbed not by things, but by the view which they take of them,’” he told Yahoo! Shine. “You can show definitively that people have a higher rate of heart attack if they feel they have too many demands on them at work or in life, whether it’s true or not. So if you perceive something, it’s as good as the real thing.” 

Rosch said he found the new study to be flawed because the participants who said they felt stressed were also more likely to be smokers and to have a baseline of poor health. “It would have been better to have started off with two groups having equivalent health status, and then show that perceived stress correlated with increased coronary events, or deaths, decades later,” he added. 

Still, he said, it certainly can’t hurt a person to be mindful of stress levels — as well as of the additional stress those levels may cause, "provided it encourages you to avoid unhealthy habits and improve your quality of life in other ways, but not if it leads you to worry more about things you can't control." 

People should just keep in mind that finding an effective way to reduce stress may take some time, since, as Nabi said, individuals react to situations in different ways.

“Things that are very distressing for some might be pleasurable for others, like a steep rollercoaster ride. So there’s nothing that’s a panacea,” Rosch noted. “Running, doing yoga or listening to music might work for some but be dull, boring and stressful for others.” 

Bottom line: Find what’s calming for you and stick with it. Your life could depend on it.

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Ice Cream Cone In 1904, Arnold Fornachou, a teenage vendor at World’s Fair in Saint Louis, USA, run out of paper dishes to serve his ice cream, and customers were lining up. He turned to his fellow vendors for help. Ernest Hamwi came to his aid by rolling up his waffle-like pastries and gave them to Fornachou to fill with ice cream. Later, Hamwi received a patent for a cone-making machine and started his own company. There were many vendors who ran ice cream booth at the same fair that claimed similar story. However, many historians believe that the first edible cones were found in Europe before the 19th century.

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Tofu It’s noted that a Chinese cook, attempting to flavour soy milk, dropped unrefined sea salt containing nigari, a natural coagulant, into a pot of it, resulting in a curdled soy milk. The cook then shared the discovery with everyone, and this original product expanded into a plethora of varieties that we see today- from silken curd to blackened firm tofu.

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Sourdough Sourdough is a type of bread made by long fermentation of dough using natural yeast. The oldest record of sourdough harks back to the ancient Egyptians. What likely happened is that Egyptian bakers’ accidentally dampened ground up grain and left it to sit at room temperature. Wild yeast spores from the nearby beer brewing (ancient Egyptian brewery and bakery were often at the same place) settled on the mix, ate the natural sugars and converted them into lactic acid which gave it a sour flavour.

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Accidental inventions are common in history- like popcorn. There are other way more lip smacking accidents over the course of history. Here are 5 food “accidents” that we have been enjoying.

Cheese Its origin links back to the old practice of transporting milk in a vessel made of animal’s stomach. Legend has it that an Arabian nomad discovered the liquid hardened along the way in reaction to the rennet (enzyme) that remained in the stomach, making for the world’s first fromage.

Miley Cyrus Says She's 'Fine' But 'Worried' About Sister During Parents' Divorce

Hours after the news broke of her parents' divorce, Miley Cyrus was on the air in Chicago promoting her new single, "We Can't Stop," from an upcoming, still-untitled pop album. 

"She was in a really good mood, and she was talking about how she worked with Snoop Dogg on her album, and we asked her about her hair and her new look,"Showbiz Shelly, entertainment reporter for B96 Radio in Chicago, tells PEOPLE of the Friday broadcast. 

But after the interview, Cyrus – whose father, Billy Ray Cyrus, and mother, Tish Cyrus, announced their split to PEOPLE late Thursday – opened up about more personal matters, including concern for her little sister, Noah.

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Date of Birth: Born in 1962.
Address: 51 L, Paradise, Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mumbai 400 02
Height: 6' 3" (1.91 m)
Debut Film: "Josh"
Film Awards: Filmfare Best Supporting Role For "Munnabhai MBBS"

Mini Biography
Boman Irani is a photographer by profession. He started his career as theatre artiste with a cameo in Alyque Padamsee's play "Roshni". Then Boman Irani portrayed Mahatma Gandhi in the Feroz Abbas Khan play "Mahatma vs. Gandhi". This play explored Gandhi's troubled relationship with his eldest son Harilal Gandhi.

Boman made his debut in Bollywood with the film "Josh", but shot into fame as eccentric Dr. J. C. Asthana with the film "Munnabhai M B B S". He has also appeared in the film "Lage Raho Munnabhai" as Lucky Singh. Since then he has done many films playing a variety of character and supporting roles ranging from comic roles in films such as "Main Hoon Na ", "Waqt" and "Khosla Ka Ghosla " as well as serious roles in "Lakshya", "Veer-Zaara" and the English language film "Being Cyrus". His roles have ranged from father, friend, uncle, doctor, corrupt businessman, eccentric murderer and police officer. Boman Irani has also featured in advertisements of Fanta, Krackjack, TATA Indica and many more.

Filmography
Dhan Dhana Dhan , Heyy Babyy, Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd., Eklavya, Don, Lage Raho Munna Bhai, Yun Hota To Kya Hota, Khosla Ka Ghosla, Shaadi Se Pehle, Being Cyrus, Bluffmaster, Kal, Maine Gandhi Ko Nahin Mara, No Entry, My Wife's Murder, Page 3, Veer-Zaara, Lakshya, Main Hoon Na, Munnabhai M.B.B.S. and Darna Mana Hai.

Trivia

• Boman Irani follows Zoroastrianism and hails from the Gujarati speaking Parsi community of Mumbai, Maharashtra.

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Date of Birth: 21st October, 1939.
Nick Name: Cabaret Queen.
Debut Film: "Awaara"
Film Awards
Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award for "Lahu Ke Do Rang".
Filmfare Lifetime Achievement Award (1998)

Mini Biography
Helen Richardson Khan was born to an Anglo Indian father and Burmese mother. She started her career as chorus dancer in the films "Shabistan "and "Awaara". Since then Helen regularly featured in the films as item dancer. Her first film as solo dancer was "Alif Laila". Helen gave her first hit film with her performance in the song "Mera Naam Chin Chin Chu" in O.P. Nayyar's hit film "Howrah Bridge". After this she was in great demand for cabaret dance and vamp roles in the films. But in 70's she found herself in challenging situation when young actresses started doing vamp roles and sexy cabaret dances. Helen faced financial difficulties in those days. Then writer Salim Khan came to her rescue.

Salim Khan helped her to get good roles in the films in which he was co-scripting with Javed Akhtar such as "Don", "Imaan" and "Dostana". Therafter Helen did "Lahu Ke Do Rang" directed by Mahesh Bhatt and she went on to win Filmfare Best Supporting actress Award for her performance in this film. Soon afterwards, she married Salim Khan, as his second wife. Helen and Salim have an adopted daughter named Arpita. Helen had retired from the screen for a number of years but recently she appeared in the films "Mohabbatein" as head of girl's school and in "Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam" as mother of Salman Kkan.

Filmography
Marigold: An Adventure In India, Hum Ko Deewana Kar Gaye, Anjaane, Dil Ne Jise Apna Kahaa, Sharaarat, Mohabbatein, Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, Khamoshi, Aansoo Bane Angaarey, Akela, Parchhayeen, Bond 303, Daulat Ke Dushman, Sawaal, Chorni, Kachche Heere, Waqt Waqt Ki Baat, Raaz, Bulundi, Shaaka, Chhupa Chhupee, Bhula Na Dena, Shaan, Ram Balram, Humkadam, Dostana, Abdullah, Bombay 405 Miles, Garam Khoon, Angaar, Jaayen To Jaayen Kahan, Naya Bakra, Rakhi Ki Saugandh, Lahu Ke Do Rang, Guru Ho Ja Shuru, Magroor, The Great Gambler, Jhoota Kahin Ka, Swarg Narak, Apna Khoon, Phande Baaz, Don, Hunterwali, Phool Khile Hain Gulshan Gulshan, Parmatma, Besharam, Jalan, Kala Aamdi, Prem Bandhan, Khoon Pasina, Imaan Dharam, Kismat Ka, Yaaron Ka Yaar, Zindagi, Duniyadari Of Baghdad, Kachcha Chor, Pandit Aur Pathan, Darling Darling, Aap Ki Khatir, Jagriti, Inkaar, Khel Khiladi Ka Chalu Mera Naam, Aaj Ka Yeh Ghar, Agent Vinod, Amar Akbar Anthony, Chhote Sarkar, Bairaag, Kalicharan, Raeeszada, Mere Sartaaj, Harfan Maula, Sikka, Deewangee, Alibaba, Rakhi Aur Rifle, Ek Se Badhkar Ek, Ginny Aur Johny, Aap Beeti, Shankar Dada, Sanyasi, Kala Sona, Sholay, Apne Rang Hazar, Dharmatma, Kaam Shastra, Kaagaz Ki Nav, Dhoti Lota Aur Chaupaty, Andhera Mere Sajana, Zakhmee, Benaam, Call Girl, Ameer Garib, Jab Andhera Hota Hai Geeta Mera Naam, Ujala Hi Ujala, Kshitij, Agni Rekha, Jurm Aur Sazza, Madhosh, Aaj Ki Taza Khabar, Mehmaan, Pyasi Nadi, Jewel Thief, Tasveer, Jaal, Anita, Thakur Jarnail Singh, Biradari, Saggai, Sawan Ki Ghata, Afsana Teesri Manzil , Chale Hain Sasural, Badal, Sarhadi Lutera, Insaaf, Dus Lakh, Dulhan Ek Raat Ki, Faraar, Lutera, Sant Tukaram, Baghi Haseena, Kabuli Khan Raja, Jadugar Daku, Captain Sheroo, Been Ka Jadu, Mulzim, Gyara Hazar Ladkiyan, Ustadon Ke Ustad , Parasmani, Taj Mahal, Pyar Ka Bandhan, Shikari, Hawa Mahal, Lucky Number, Dr. Vidya, Modern Girl, Jadu Nagri, Hurricane Express, Mr India, Ganga Jamuna, Baghi Sardar,Aabe Hayat, Hatimtai Ki Beti, Hoor-E-Arab, Teerandaaz, Miss Coca Cola and Flying Man.

Trivia

• Helen's mother name was Marlene Richardson.
• Helen has a brother named Patrick and a sister named Jennifer.
• Helen migrated to India with her family.
• Helen is step mother of film actors Salman Khan, Arbaaz Khan and Sohail Khan.

Re-making a film of some other language in Hindi – and declaring the same before the film is released is actually a very clever move that director Vishesh Bhatt had made. So in case one has watched the Spanish thriller ‘La cara Oculta’ (‘The Hidden Face’) – one might actually not want to go through the Hindi version of it. ‘Murder 3’, you guessed it correct, isn’t worth that much the effort. Debutant director Vishesh Bhatt has done a moderate job of directing this thriller – but it is an exact copy (okay, re-make!) of its Spanish counterpart. 'Murder 3', also, ends on a note which is a bit abrupt. The film has its share of thrills and chills in parts, but doesn’t really leave a dent on one’s mind eventually.

Vikram (Randeep Hooda), a wildlife photographer in South Africa, gets a lucrative contract which involves him shifting to fashion photography and moves to Mumbai with his girlfriend Roshni (Aditi Rao Hydari). The two have everything going their way with fancy palatial houses in Mumbai (that needs some clarification, though… where exactly in the city do you find such houses!), beautiful song sequences and so on. A fairy tale – just that the wonderland gets tainted by hints of suspicion. 

Roshni suspects Vikram to be cheating on her with his hairstylist Niyomi, and decides to leave him. She leaves a recorded video message and Vikram’s world comes crumbling down. The man whiles his time away in gallons of whiskey and a lot of work. 

Enter Nisha (Sara Loren), a curvaceous waitress at the bar Vikram frequents. Nisha is sympathetic towards Vikram and as she says, “… tanha mard ke aankhon mein aansoo mujhe pasand nahi hain” (I don’t like tears in the eyes of a lonely man). She takes the drunken Vikram home one night when the latter is hit in an altercation, and so begins Nisha and Vikram’s affair. She moves in with Vikram, in his house, after a bit.

Roshni, meanwhile, has mysteriously disappeared and according to the police, Vikram is at the crux of it all. And then there are weird noises from the washroom which almost robs Nisha of her sleep. Nisha is convinced that the house is haunted and tells Vikram of it all, who laughs them off. Obviously, there’s a lot more than what meets the eye. 

Randeep Hooda as the wildlife/fashion photographer could have done much, much better with a different hairstyle. As far as acting is concerned, Hooda does a fair job. There are moments when you wish he didn’t always speak like he’s perpetually drunk, but thankfully those bits don’t stay on for long. The doting boyfriend at times and the jilted lover at others, Randeep manages to play his part well, but doesn’t really make an impact on the minds of his viewers – we’ve seen him perform better.

Debutante Sara Loren comes scarily close to being monotonous when it comes to expressions. She needs her acting skills polished, and the sooner, the better; Loren seems to have what it takes to be an actress – when she is not screaming, though. Sequences, which, again, are few and far in between.

The one who actually shines howsoever among the trio is Aditi Rao Hydari. The girl who forayed into the industry with a completely de-glam role in ‘Delhi 6’, has seen some impressive performances in between in ‘Yeh Saali Zindagi’ and ‘London, Paris, New York’. Hydari, in this one, does a great job of playing Roshni. The supporting cast comprising Rajesh Shringarpure as the police officer and Bugs Bhargava Krishna as DK Bose (yes, for real!) don’t disappoint.

What disappoints, however, is the raw direction. Vishesh Bhatt, the debut, hasn’t done a brilliant job with the director’s hat and there are scenes in the film which are downright funny, and unintentionally so. Nisha’s screams at the drop of a hat, for example, tend to get on your nerves after a while. ‘Murder 3’ stands out in few moments; when Hydari breaks down in front of the mirror being a commendable one. The film picks up pace a little while before the intermission, and then keeps the viewer sort of hooked on to it. But there are no nail-biting, spine-chilling, throwing-you-off-your-seat stuff.

The music is a huge redeeming factor of the film with Mustafa Zahid (Roxen) and Pritam having done a job which deserves a pat on the back. All four tracks, ‘Teri jhuki nazar’, ‘Mat aazma re’, ‘Jaata hai tujh tak’ and ‘Hum jee laingay’ are extremely melodious and hummable, sing-able ones. The Bhatts have always had their music clicking for them, and ‘Murder 3’ is no exception.

In a nutshell, ‘Murder 3’ is a onetime watch, only if you are a huge fan of Aditi Rao Hydari. This film too, will probably fade into oblivion leaving only its music on people’s lips for a long time to come. Two out of five from me for ‘murdering love this Valentine’.

New Delhi: Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma has adorned the cover page of Maxim India’s February 2013 issue with a sizzling hot lingerie shoot.

The 24-year-old actor, who wasn’t yet seen in such a bold avatar, has finally come with a hot and sexy lingerie shoot for the magazine.

The ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’ star has come a long way and could be seen at her seductive best and has carried herself very boldly. 

Mumbai: As the sixth edition of controversial reality TV show ‘Bigg Boss’, hosted by superstar Salman Khan, drew to a close; Urvashi Dholakia, Imam Siddique, Niketan Madhok and Sana Khan were the ones who made it to the grand finale.

Dholakia, a very popular TV actress, best known for her role of Komolika appeared a strong contender to win the show’s 6th season. However, model Niketan Madhok also, initially looked likely to be named the winner, leaving little scope for Sana Khan and the infamous Imam Siddique. However, Madhok was the first to be evicted from the house.

Third time host, Salman Khan did not leave a single stone unturned to add that extra spice to the already sizzling hot show. The hunk of an actor was at his wittiest best and his spontaneous acts made a million hearts skip a beat.

Now that the controversies and the drama inside the ‘Bigg Boss 6’ have come to end, we wonder which inmate would end up making the most of the fame garnered after participating in the show.

And if you wonder if a show like ‘Bigg Boss’ can really do wonders to someone, then here’s reminding you of Sunny Leone. Remember how she became an inmate of the house last season and ended up winning a role in ace filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt’s film ‘Jism 2’?

Nonetheless, the house has played home to a number of controversial figures who have left an indelible impact on the viewer’s minds. And we are sure Dolly Bindra is one such celebrity!

When it comes to noisemakers, the house has already produced a fair few: Imam Siddique, Rajev Paul and Sapna Bhavnani find a special mention. 

And it would have been a shock of sorts for most viewers had Mr Siddique ended up becoming the winner. But here's what actually unfolded in front of the many million viewers of the show; frame by frame!

Read on, re-live the enthusiasm, the rush of adrenaline that the grand finale of 'Bigg Boss 6' was instrumental in providing one with!

- The wait is finally over. We now start updating on the status of the ‘Bigg Boss’ Season 6 finale.

- Emotions run high and many friendships have come to an end inside the Bigg Boss house; things have gotten nasty and people have been subjected to a lot of unwanted stuff. But here's what it all has boiled down to - the one winner - the one who takes the 50 lakh jackpot away tonight. Most people want Imam Siddiqui or Urvashi Dholakia to win the crown. But all we can say right now is that we're almost there - a short while away from knowing who the winner is!

- Salman Khan ushers in the first performance of the night. The superstar is seen shaking a leg to the 'Alag Che' song.

- Salman Khan introduces the last surviving members of the house - the finalists of the show: Imam Siddiqui, Sana Khan, Niketan Madhok and Urvashi Dholakia.

- Salman Khan and Imam Siddiqui exchange compliments; Khan speaks to the contestants. The 'Dabangg' stars asks each of the finalists their own opinion about who the winner would be.

- Niketan bets on Urvashi, Sana or himself; Urvashi says Sana.
- Salman asks the finalists to prepare for the first eviction of the night.

- 'AnyBody Can Dance (ABCD)' on the sets of 'Bigg Boss 6'. Prabhu Deva and Remo D'Souza cook up an electrifying performance on the show.

- Salman urges the audience to honour Prabhu Deva and Remo D'Souza with an ear-splitting round of applause, and boy, how the audience obliges!

- Salman, Prabhu Deva and Remo treat the audience to some impromptu dance on the stage! Prabh Deva shows off, yet again, why he's called the Michael Jackson of India: and he's dancing to the iconic 'Muqabla' now!

- Salman, Prabhu Deva and Remo discuss the latters' upcoming film, crack a few jokes; meanwhile, keep the spectators glued to the screen.

- Salman can't stop gushing about Prabh Deva and his capabilities.

- Salman Khan speaks about womanpower... He wants a society which is more sensitive to women. Welcomes Sampat Pal, the 'Gulabi Gang' founder, on the stage. 

- A medley of women-centric songs being performed on the stage. Rashmi Desai shakes a leg.

- Asha Negi, Rashmi Desai, Pooja, Rati Pandey give a brilliant performance on the stage. Sampat Pal and Salman Khan are all-praises for the performers.

- Salman Khan teases Sampat Pal. Salman can't stop joking around... leaving the audiences rolling with laughter. Sampat Pal bets on Imam Siddiqui.

- Salman calls Vishal Karwal on stage. The latter performs on 'Ishq wala love' with Karishma Kotak. A blast of white and red on the stage!

- Vishal and Karishma's sizzling prformance leaves Salman Khan speechless with surprise.

- Vishal wants Sana to win the finale, while Karishma places her wishes on her friend Niketan.

- Time for the first eviction.

- Yana Gupta puts the screens on fire with her 'Aa zara' from 'Murder 2'.

- After Yana's mindblowing performance, Salman is back with his crazy, infectious humour!

- The first eviction: Niketan Madhok has been voted out of the 'Bigg Boss' house.

- Niketan speaks out about his equation with Imam Siddiqui. His brazen attack on Imam: "People like Imam don't deserve to win the show."

- Neha Dhupia and Tusshar Kapoor speak about the importance of the show and say that it should go on.

- Kamya Punjabi makes the audience go into peals of laughter on the sets on the show.

- Kamya Punjabi's candid confession - she's tongue-tied in front of Salman Khan.

- Urvashi Dholakia and Salman Khan speak about the possibility of the actress winning the award.

- The 'Fuski Bomb' Award: And the award goes to... Rajev Paul.

- Gear up for the 'Popat Award' - and the award goes to... Aashka Goradia.

- The 'Short Circuit' Award: Up next - Imam Siddique wins the trophy.

- The 'Door Darshan' Award comes up... Delnaz Irani's crowned the winner of this one!

- Sana, Urvashi and Imam are the ones left within the house.

- Another performance on the other side of the commercial break... we're getting closer to knowing who walks away with the crown!

- Meanwhile, Dineshlal Yadav and Sapna Bhavnani perform on 'Aadat se majboor' and 'O Womaniya'.

- Sapna bhavnani wants Imam Siddiqui to win 'Bigg Boss 6'. Dineshlal Yadav, too, has his heart on Imam; however, he doesn't think Siddiqui will be able to win.

- Salman asks the spectators to gear up for another surprise. And guess who it is - Emraan Hashmi, to promote his 'Ek Thi Daayan', appears on the show!

- Emraan's kissing skills at the receiving end of jokes; Salman wants a 'Daayan' in his life too!

- Emraan Hashmi feels Urvashi Dholakia will win 'Bigg Boss 6'.

- Ace comedian Kapil Sharma steps on to the stage. A lot of comedy in store, it seems!

- Kapil Sharma unleashes a laugh riot on the sets.

- "Filmein do hi bharose chalti hai - ek bhagwaan bharose, ek Salman bharose!": Kapil Sharma.

- Sana Khan follows Niketan Madhok; voted out of the house.

- Imam or Urvashi - who will the winner be?

- Salman walks towards the 'Bigg Boss' house. Wants to bring Imam and Urvashi out on the stage.

- Salman entertains the survivors to his 'Pandey ji seeti'.

- On the other side of the commercial break, Salman gets Urvashi and Imam, the surviving contestants on the 'Bigg Boss' stage. The actual battle begins now!

- The audience speaks about their personal choices. Imam's sister, Urvashi's mother among the ones asked about their preferences.

- And the winner is... Urvashi Dholakia!

- Urvashi Dholakia takes home the jackpot prize of 50 lakhs. And 'Bigg Boss 6' leaves people asking for more, undoubtedly! So here's waiting for the next season, more drama, fun, and yes - Salman!