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Runners Up: (in that order)

• Mickey Rourke, THE WRESTLER
• Dev Patel, SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE

If you thought that Bollywood’s high headed actress Kajol was only doing favours for good friends like Karan Johar, Shah Rukh Khan and Aditya Cho ...

Here is another example to demonstrate that Photoshopping and kilos of makeup can do even the hottest chicks in the world divine wonders.

Winner: Chitrangada Singh in SORRY BHAI

We'd completely forgotten about Chitrangada Singh since 'Hazaaron khwaishen aisi' four years ago.

Before you crinkle your nose in disgust, know that Abhishek Bachchan probably was either sleepy or too bored to attend the release of his dad's book.

The last release of 2008, and arguably the most anticipated, Ghajini has brought smiles to the recession-ridden film industry.

The Bollywood segment of the India.com movie awards continues. First up is the Best Ensemble in a film and the cast of 'Jaane Tu' wins this one hands down!

Runners Up: (in that order)

The Russia-born Vodianova, 25, has been a Calvin Klein muse for longer than any other model, including Kate Moss. She also poses for David Yurman jewelry (as does Moss).

‘Slumdog Millionaire’, a rags-to-riches tale shot with handheld digital cameras in Mumbai, has been honoured with best cinematography prize by ...

This olive-skinned bombshell, 26, confidently stakes her turf among the Victoria’s Secret Brazilian trinity, which is rounded out by former roommate Gisele Bundchen and Adriana Lima.

The title says it all - welcome to the first ever India.com movie awards!

As 2008 drags to a close, and as 'Ghajini' hogs money and 'Rab ne' crashes and burns, it may seem like there's nothing left to live for in the post holiday world.

Billu's (Irrfan Khan) life is changed when a film unit arrives at his village for shooting a movie.

Lets face it - 'Rab ne bana di Jodi' was one of the most disappointing films of the year. Sure, it made a lot of money in the opening week and fans ...

2008 had an entire battalion of Bollywood films, choosing the best films isn't easy, and choosing the worst is even harder - that doesn't mean it is less fun.

Empire Magazine has a trio of images from Transformers 2 without a single robot in sight and USA Today has a pair of the film's articles discussing the plot and making of the film. Here goes: