A young boy came from the streets of Delhi and appeared in the eyes of each one of us through his first ever TV serial called “Fauji” in 1988 and after that never seen back to where he started from and after that kept on just climbing the ladder day by day to reach a level to give the block busters hits like Deewana, Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jaenge, Kuch kuch Hota Hain, Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gum, Chak De India and many more through which not only in India but most of the parts of this world, people know who is SRK.

This is not all, the Government of India honored him with the Padma Shri for his contributions towards Indian Cinema and to honor him within the film Industry .

Shahrukh Khan might celebrate his 45th B’day in Berlin with his Wife Gauri and two little trophies Aryan Khan and Suhana.

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Karan Johar’s My Name is Khan has been selected in the Berlin International Film Festival. What’s more, the film has been picked for the Official Selection of the festival, which takes place from February 11-21, 2010.

Karan Johar is jubilant. “It will be my first time in Berlin, and I’m so excited,” he says. “Of course, I’ll be going with Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol! There’s nothing as prestigious as presenting my film at the Berlin film festival’s official selection. Even more than awards, it’s getting eyeballs at such a festival that is important.”

Best Actor in a Negative Role

Arjun Rampal (Om Shanti Om)

Best Playback Singer (Male)

KK – Aankhon Mein Teri (Om Shanti Om)

Best Music

Vishal Shekhar (Om Shanti Om)

Best Lyrics

Vishal Dadlani – Ankhon Mein Teri (Om Shanti Om)

Best Re-Recording

Kuldeep Sood (Om Shanti Om)

Best Choreography

Farah Khan – Dhoom Tana (Om Shanti Om)

Best Costume Design

Manish Malhotra, Karan Johar, Sanjeev Mulchandani (Om Shanti Om)

Best Editing

Shirish Kunder (Om Shanti Om)

Best Art Director

Sabu Cyril (Om Shanti Om)

Best Special Effects

Red Chillies VFX (Om Shanti Om)

Screaming fans and high-pitched media coverage greeted Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan, when he arrived here for the screening of his blockbuster film Om Shanti Om or OSO, as locals call it, at the ongoing Berlinale, the Berlin Film Festival.

The huge and almost uncontrollable turnout at the Berlinale of both German and non-German fans Friday night also goes to prove that Germany is shedding its negative perception of what Germans once described, not without contempt, as “exotic films”, the “dance-and-song musicals” produced by “Mumbai’s dream factories”.

Indeed, ever since German television started showing Bollywood films a few years ago, the rise in Bollywood’s popularity in Germany has been quite phenomenal. German-language Bollywood websites have started to appear and hundreds of bloggers routinely discuss in German not only Bollywood films but also the personal lives of their favourite stars.

“Shah Rukh Khan is rated as the biggest Bollywood film star in Germany, even surpassing the Big B (Amitabh Bachhan),” says Ramesh Sinha, an Indian businessman who does outsourcing for Germans and who is himself a Bollywood buff.

“Shah Rukh’s two superhits Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge and Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham were well received in Germany, with fans thronging to video shops to lay their hands on audio and video cassettes and DVDs of Shah Rukh’s films,” Sinha said.

Shah Rukh, whose Om Shanti Om is being screened in a section called Berlinale Special, acknowledged that he may be a “big movie star” in India but he definitely was “humbled” by the atmosphere at the Berlinale.

The Bollywood superstar was ostensibly touched by the spontaneous and emotional welcome given to him by the German fans. Film experts and the entire German media, from the sensational Boulevard tabloid Bild to the conservative broadsheet Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, described it as unprecedented that tickets for OSO were sold out in less than seven minutes.

A surprised Shah Rukh quipped, “I thought they (the audiences) must have mistaken the movie title!”

Nomination of 53rd Annual Filmfare Awards

• Best Film
• Best Director – Farah Khan
• Best Actor – Shahrukh Khan
• Best Actress – Deepika Padukone
• Best Actor in a Supporting Role(Male) – Shreyas Talpade
• Best Music – Vishal-Shekhar
• Best Lyrics – Javed Akhtar…Main Agar Kahoon (Om Shanti Om)
• Best Lyrics – Vishal Dadlani…Aankhon Mein Teri (Om Shanti Om)
• Best Playback Singer (Male) – K K…Aankhon Mein Teri (Om Shanti Om)
• Best Playback Singer (Male) – Sonu Nigam…Main Agar Kahoon (Om Shanti Om)

See ful Details of Nomination of Filmfare Awards

Shahrukh Khan’s six-pack abs in Om Shanti Om made more hype than the film itself but heroine Deepika Padukone had an eye on something else.

The pretty actress said that she went for the filming of the song Dard-e-disco, though she was not a part of it, just to see and feel Shahrukh’s body. She added that she was impressed by his well-toned body but Arjun was her first crush.

She revealed that she admires Arjun’s handsome look and height. She praises the actor to the heavens by saying that she learnt a lot from him, as he too was a model before getting into films.

Since its release, the Indian Films-Studio 18 released “Welcome” has only moved from strength to strength.

In the 2007 round-up in the UK, where the film has done the most business in the overseas market, “Welcome” ranks at No.2 after “Om Shanti Om”. “Namaste London”, “Partner” and “Salaam-e-Ishq” feature at No.3, 4 and 5 respectively.

It follows that “Welcome” is also the biggest of the four Akshay Kumar releases of 2007, and by the end of its fifth weekend, it will have created yet another record by emerging as the biggest UK hit ever of Akshay Kumar’s movie career!

“Welcome” has grossed nearly $1.8 million in the UK to date.

Eros Entertainment has announced that they will bring the Bollywood film ‘Om Shanti Om’ to Blu-ray on January 22nd, day-and-date with the DVD release.

The film broke box office records in its India debut, and played to packed crowds during its limited US release. Not all specs and features have been announced at this time, but we do know that video will be 1080p. Stay tuned for more soon.

Taare Zameen Par swept the Nokia 14th Annual Star Screen Awards on Thursday, but Chak De India ran away with the Best Film Award and Chak De boy Shah Rukh Khan bagged the Best Actor Award at the first film award function of the year.

However, it was a tie for the Best Director’s Award between Shimit Amin for Chak de India and Aamir Khan for Taare Zameen Par.

This year’s event saw some of 2007’s top films like Taare Zameen Par, Chak De India, Life…In a Metro, Om Shanti Om and Guru vying for the top honours.

Taare Jameen Par bagged six key awards including Best Director (Aamir Khan), Best Story (Amol Gupte), Best Child Actor (Darsheel), Best Lyricist (Prasoon Joshi), Best Dialogue and Best Supporting Actor (Aamir Khan).

But Chak De India was adjudged the best film of the year while Mani Ratnam’s Guru earned AR Rahman the Best Music Director Award. The Best Actress Award went to Kareena Kapoor for Jab We Met.

Shah Rukh Khan performed his Dard-e-Disco number from Om Shanti Om while Shahid Kapur, Katrina Kaif, Urmila Matondkar, Riteish Deshmukh and Dia Mirza shook a leg to the year’s chartbusters at the award ceremony, which was hosted by ace compere and Heyy Babyy director Sajid Khan.

Shah Rukh Khan also won the honour of Best Pair along with Deepika Padukone, who also carried a second trophy for the Best Newcomer (Female). The Best Newcomer (Male) Award went to Ranbir Kapoor. Irfan Khan bagged the Best Comedian Award for Life…In a Metro while Anurag Basu won the Best Screenplay Award for the same film.

The Star Screen Lifetime Achievement Award went to Manoj Kumar. Pankaj Kapoor bagged the Award for Best Negative Role for while Chak De girls shared the honour for Best Supporting Role (female).

Singer Soham won the Award for the Best Playback Singer (Male) for his soulful rendition of in the film Life…In a Metro while Priya Ghosal was adjudged Best Playback Singer (female) for Guru.

The Complete List:

Best Film: Chak De India

Best Director:Shimit Amin for Chak de India and Aamir Khan for Taare Zameen Par.

Best Actor: Shah Rukh Khan, Chak De India

Best Actress: Kareena Kapoor, Jab We Met

Best Music: AR Rahman for Guru

Best Story and Screenplay: Amole Gupte for Taare Zameen Par

Best Supporting Actor: Aamir Khan for Taare Zameen Par.

Best Supporting Actress: Chak de India girls

Best Child Actor: Darsheel, Taare Zameen Par

Best Pair of the Year: Shah Rukh Khan-Deepika Padukone

Lifetime Achievement Award: Manoj Kumar

Best Choreographer: Farah Khan for Om Shanti Om.

Best Lyricist: Prasoon Joshi, Taare Zameen Par

Critics Award for Best Actress: Tabu for Cheeni Kum.

Best Newcomer Male: Ranbir Kapoor

Best Dialogue: Taare Zameen Par

Best Newcomer Female: Deepika Padukone

Best Negative Actor: Pankaj Kapoor

Best Male Singer : Soham

Best Female Singer: Shreya Ghosal

Best Screenplay: Anurag Basu for Metro.

Best Comedian: Irfaan Khan for Metro.

Shah Rukh Khan has gone where no Hindi film actors have gone before. The trade reports coming in from Kerala have it that SRK’s Om Shanti Om has been doing roaring business in Kerala.

In fact, it has done better business than their local films released during the same time. King Khan is a big hit down south too. Mind it!