January 22, 2016

New Delhi, Jan 21 (IANS) If you missed watching India's largest ice cream contest in the past, here is another chance. DuPont Nutrition & Health - a leading supplier of food ingredient solutions to the global dairy industry - is back with "Season 5" of its highly successful “The Great Indian Ice Cream Contest”.Held in partnership with the Indian Dairy Association, the unique contest will challenge the creativity of Indian ice cream manufacturers as they pit themselves against one another with their…

New Delhi, Jan 22: Sunny Leone says that whether or not she gets to work with Aamir Khan in a film or not, she will always remain a fan of the superstar, who has recently come out in support of the actress. Sunny, in fact, is grateful that a string of Bollywood celebrities, especially Aamir, took her side following a controversial interview, which was condemned by many for being "sexist". The "Jism 2" actress has herself said the interview was "not right". Asked about how she felt about the support of Aamir, who has…

Mumbai, Jan 22: Actor Ranveer Singh has revealed that he was a bully and a mischievous student in school. "I used to be a bully, I used to be fat, very mischievous. School used to be my life," Ranveer said at the annual day function of his school Learner's Academy here. "I was here for the entire duration of my schooling years - 15 years - I passed out of here as head boy... I was always the performer, always in the popular bunch," said the actor who sets the stage on fire whenever he performs. Ranveer also…

By Troy Ribeiro Film: "Airlift"; Director: Raja Krishna Menon; Cast: Akshay Kumar, Nimrat Kaur, Purab Kohli, Inaam-ul-Haq, Kumud Mishra and Prakash Belawadi; Rating: ***1/2 "Airlift" is a human saga set in the backdrop of war-ravaged Kuwait in August 1990, when Saddam Hussein attacks and takes over Kuwait, rendering several thousand Indians homeless. How an otherwise shrewd and prosperous businessman named Ranjit Katyal (Akshay Kumar) rises to the occasion and selflessly leads the rescue operations to evacuate…

Jaipur, Jan 22: Karan Johar has joined the bandwagon of celebrities slamming the growing intolerance in the country. The filmmaker said India is a “tough country” to express one's views with a legal sword always hanging over the neck. In a freewheeling and frank session at the ongoing Jaipur Literature Festival here, Karan spoke about homosexuality in films and society, as well as of the stigma attached to it. Talking about it, he said: "What do I say... Revealing in today's time can land you in jail. We are in a tough…