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Filmfare Awards- Juiciest bites from the best Bollywood celebs

It was an evening when all the stars were under one roof. We get you the juiciest bites from the best Bollywood celebs.

It's only on this evening every year, that meri niyat thodi kharab ho jati hai, because I plan to bring a lady home: Vidya Balan
I remember when I won the Best Supporting Actor award, and then immediately my name was called for Best Debut. I had one award in hand and was going on stage to pick up another. It was the most memorable moment for me. And I keep returning to Filmfare to bring back that memory: Vivek Oberoi
"Everyone who comes to Mumbai hopes he gets a good movie. I got that. A good producer, I got that. A good director, I got that. Then you want the film to make a hit, it was a hit, Then you want an award, I got that." - Vidyut Jamwal on winning Best Debut (Male) Award for Force
My beautiful wife is with my beautiful baby. I'm here alone. Honestly, I don't know the nominations too well. Is my Maa ( Vidya Balan) nominated? Then I'll vote for her. Am I nominated? No? Then I don't think I'd root for anyone: Abhishek Bachchan

Everybody is talking about Abhishek and me: Sonam Kapoor

Sonam Kapoor

He movie 'Players' has just hit the screens. When we caught up with actress Sonam Kapoor, she said that everyone was commenting on Abhishek Bachchan and her chemistry. Sonam said, "Everybody has been telling me how good we look together, especially in our songs. I've always maintained that Abhishek is my favourite co-star. We did Delhi 6 together. In that film we had a pigeon, too. In Players, there's a pigeon. I wonder what connection Abhishek and I have with pigeons."
'Players' was promoted alongside Mission Impossible-4 when Tom Cruise visited India too! "It was a lovely experience," shared Sonam, who went on to add, "My dad's a rockstar" when asked about what she felt about Anil Kapoor's performance in the international venture.
So when do we see her share screen space with dad? "It's going to be a while. First, there's no script, and second, I'm sure I'll suffer from weak knees when acting with him."

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Bipasha Basu's fine with multi-starrers

Bipasha Basu has no qualms about working in multi-starrer films and says the only trick to work comfortably with an ensemble cast is to keep one's ego aside.

You should be ready to make some sacrifices in the film. You can't have egos there, she said at the promotional event of her forthcoming film Players.

The 32-year-old has been part of multi-starrers like Race, Bachna Ae Haseeno and Dum Maaro Dum. Her next Players is yet again a multi-starrer. Apart from Bipasha, Sonam Kapoor, Abhishek Bacchanalia, Neil Nitin Mukesh and Sikander Kher too feature in the cast.

Players a remake of Hollywood hit The Italian Job, releases Jan 6. Bipasha says her co-stars were like her extended family.

When you are working, you are not thinking about male or female co-stars. I would talk about all the co-stars. I am blessed to have such co-stars in the film. It was fun. We travelled extensively for the film, we stayed away from our homes. They became like an extended family, said Bipasha whose infamous spat with Kareena Kapoor at the beginning of her career made headlines.

Meanwhile, Bipasha is working on Jodi Breakers with R. Madhavan, Raaz 3D and Race 2. She is also awaiting release of her Hollywood venture Singularity, starring Josh Hartnett and Abhay Deol.