Anubhav Sinha's Warning has no interval!

Director-turned-producer Anubhav Sinha says shooting for "Warning" has been wrapped up and the two-part underwater 3D movie will be released without any intermission.

"Warning is a 90-minute 3D franchise. It is about six-seven friends who ignore a warning and get into life threatening crisis. Some survive and some don't," Sinha, who has produced the movie, said.

"It's a no interval film and a good e.g. would be 'Delhi Belly', which was a 90-minute movie without an interval," he further added.

The first part of the movie is about friends stuck in the middle of an Oscean.

Gurmeet Singh has directed "Warning" and Sinha told: "He (Singh) wrapped the whole film in 42 days, that too a 3D underwater film. We shot the film in Fiji."

The second part of "Warning" will be released a year after the first one.

Anubhav Sinha’s tribute to Bhatts from an erotic film!

Anubhav Sinha

Mahesh Bhatt

Director-turned-producer Anubhav Sinha is set to produce his first "erotic" movie as a tribute to his mentors for successfully creating "a genre" in the main stream Bollywood. It will be shot in 3D.

"My erotic thriller goes on floors in December or by January. This erotic thriller is my official tribute to Mahesh Bhatt and Mukesh Bhatt with no humor attached to the statement," Sinha said.

"It's a serious tribute to these two gentlemen who have so successfully created a genre in the mainstream Bollywood cinema irrespective of who was in it, irrespective of who directed it... this is such a wonderful paradise of producing genes. This is my tribute to them."

Bhatts are known for producing erotic movies "Murder", "Murder 2", "Jism" and "Jism 2" among others under their banner Vishesh Films.

"I am still in the process of getting the right director for the film. The only difference will be that my film will be shot in 3D," he told.

When asked about the cast, he told: "A lot has been finalized but cannot disclose it till we are done with the paper work."

Madhuri is a darling, she is a sweetheart: Anubhav Sinha!

Madhuri Dixit

Madhuri Dixit

Madhuri Dixit

Anubhav Sinha

The shooting of Madhuri Dixit's comeback movie "Gulab Gang", the production debut of director Anubhav Sinha, will begin in October. Since the film is all about women's power, the filmmaker hopes to wrap it up in time to release it on International Women's Day in 2013.

"I'm very thrilled about 'Gulab Gang'. I'm hoping to release the film on March 8, 2013 on International Women's Day. The film will go on floors in October," Sinha said.

All actors have been finalized for the projects, and the names are anticipated to be announced within the next 10 days.

The movie is about a gang of women fighting social injustice. Sinha, who has directed movies like "Tum Bin", "Tathastu" and "RA.One", tells "all women are in place".

"For the leading man, we are not looking at a headline name in this film. There are so many women that my director (Soumik Sen) is going to die. There are 51 characters in the film to be cast and maximum are women," he further added.

If rumors are to be believed, Madhuri has demanded a few changes in the film's script, but Sinha tells he is amused.

"I heard Madhuri is changing the script and all. Madhuri has been part of this project for a year and a half now. We are way ahead now and are discussing her make-up, costumes... so we have moved on to that space. In two months, the movie will be rolling.

"Madhuri is a darling, she is a sweetheart. She doesn't have to do this. If she wants to write a script, she will write her own. I am amused," he told.

Madhuri, last seen on the big screen in "Aaja Nachle" in 2007, first took a break from showbiz when she married US-based surgeon Sriram Nene and shifted to Denver from Mumbai to start a family. Now she is back in tinsel town, and currently judges celebrity participants on dance reality show "Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 5".

For "Gulab Gang", which is set in rural India, Maduri will go de-glam for it.

"It's a film based in the rural part of India. So it can't be glamorous. It will be as natural as possible," told Sinha, who is also excited about the film's music and set design.

"We will have seven songs in the film," he told.

An Indian leading channel exposes uncontrolled Black Money in Bollywood!

actress Payal Rohatgi

CNN-IBN news channel has blown the lid off the rampant presence and use of black money in Bollywood. The sting exposed the shocking news that top producers and directors in Bollywood use black money to fund their movies and even launder it for the investors.

A few of the big names caught in the sting include Anees Bazmi, Anubhav Sinha, Vashu Bhagnani, writer Rajeev Kaul, actress Payal Rohatgi and her boyfriend Sangram Singh, and the parents of actress Arti Chabbaria.

Popular politicians hailed the expose and some of them demanded a complete enquiry to investigate the matter. A Wikileaks released cable dated 2010 says Bollywood is notorious for its association with the Mumbai underworld, gangsters, politicians and investors from the trade and construction industries who charge high interest rates. It alleges that B-Town is not shy of welcoming funds from politicians and gangsters.