HC Slams Dirty-Dances Of Priyanka Chopra

One can remove whatever piece of cloth that has stick to their body on the screen, but it takes many permissions and code of conducts to do it outside. None other the Tamilnadu High Court is angry in this issue now and the sexy siren on the radar is Bolly queen Priyanka Chopra.

According to reports, Tamilnadu High Court slammed the Police of state for allowing Bollywood heroines to dance in sleazy outfits. This happened during the inaugural event of IPL season 5 in Chennai. A galaxy of starlets, including Priyanka Chopra, Kareena Kapoor and American pop singer Katy Perry, rocked the event with their scorching dance numbers. However, responding to a writ petition filed in HC for those obscene dances in sleazy outfits, High Court responded this way.

Though most of the top heroines do endless exposing by revealing loads of their assets in Tamil flicks, it is a bit tough to do that in Tamilnadu publicly, a critic quips.

Gayle's massive six breaks girl's nose

Star cricketer Chris Gayle, who has set a benchmark in the Indian Premier League (IPL) with his blistering innings, has showed his softer side on Wednesday.

During the Twenty 20 match against Pune Warriors at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, Gayle has hit 8-sixes which is a record in IPL 2012. Sadly, one of those sixes has hit a 11-year-old girl Tia Bhatia, who was watching the match from the stands. Immediately after this incident, her nose started bleeding. She was admitted in a nearby private hospital, where the little kid is undergoing treatment for nasal bone fracture.

Gayle was touched by the words spoken by the kid during his short conversation with her. Tia told to the cricketer not to feel sad about her injury and also asked him to hit more sixes into the stand. "It was a touching moment. I pray for her speedy recovery," said Gayle.

The doctors stated that Tia has undergone successful surgery and she is absolutely fine now. Gayle's 81 runs of 48 balls powered Royal Challengers Bangalore to a thrilling win against Pune Warriors on Tuesday, while chasing a mamooth total of 183.

DC Defeat Gives Relief To Tollywood

Right from the announcement of IPL5, Tollywood started crying that matinee and first show will lose their audiences. However, Deccan Chargers' sleazy performance in their opening game has give a sigh of relief for them.

Deccan Chargers, owned by Hyderabad business people, witnessed a rather worst defeat in their opening match. In reply to Chennai's huge total of 195, Hyderabad succumbed to a defeat after getting all out for 119 runs. DC's worst performance will have its affect on Telugu audiences, say Cine observers. It is felt earlier that IPL matches will reduce the number of audiences visiting theatres in this quality holiday season. In the whole year, Summer season will give a business that is double than the rest of the year, states a noted producer.

'If DC continues their poor form as predicted by surveys, people may not show interest in IPL matches', he feels. Not a strong batting line-up in the Hyderabad team is not raising expectations bar for cricket lovers making our producers happy.