Farhan Akhtar seems to be reeling under a hangover. Well, before you think too much, we are talking about his ROCK ON days. Full Article at GlamSham.com

Aamir Khan, Javed Akhtar and Ranbir Kapoor on the same platform? That's the line-up for a discussion organised by the Tehelka magazine on Bollywood and other social phenomena Saturday in New Delhi. Full Article at India Times Movies

Ranbir Kapoor and Imran Khan may be great buddies but Ranbir will soon be involved in a war of words with Imran's mamu Aamir Khan. Full Article at OneIndia

Aamir Khan, Javed Akhtar and Ranbir Kapoor on the same platform? That’s the line-up for a summit organized by Tehalka on Bollywood and other social phenomena (money, religion, cricket and sexual politics) to be held on Saturday. Full Article at Real Bollywood

Veteran Journalist HK Dua and film personality Javed Akhtar are understood to have been recommended by the Government for the Rajya Sabha, informed sources confirmed tonight. Full Article at Webindia123

New Delhi: Lyricist and poet Javed Akhtar, eminent editor HK Dua, Prof CNR Rao (chairman of the scientific advisory council to the PM), and former Isro chairman G Madhavan Nair are being nominated to the Rajya Sabha, thegovernment said on Monday. Full Article at DNA India

On November 11, it seemed as if all the stars from the Indian film industry -- the unique faces of the India's independent cinema, had descended upon New York City and the Paris Theatre. Full Article at Rediff

He may not be as famous as Javed Akhtar, Gulzar [ Images ] or Prasoon Joshi [ Images ]. But Irshad Kamil is getting there. Full Article at Rediff

"These days I am busy working with the government conceptualising the Commonwealth Games 2010," Joshi said. When asked to specify what exactly was his role in the Games, he said: "The whole thing, except the sports. Full Article at New Kerala

Former Jharkhand chief minister Madhu Koda, who faces arrest on charges of laundering Rs.2,500 crore, was Sunday discharged from the Apollo Hospital here. Full Article at Webindia123

Zoya, daughter of noted lyricist Javed Akhtar, said that she is a thorough film buff who has enjoyed every decade of Indian cinema. Full Article at Indian Express

Ranchi: Former Jharkhand chief minister Madhu Koda, who faces arrest on charges of laundering Rs 2,500 crore, was on Sunday discharged from the Apollo Hospital here. Full Article at Zee News

Dismissing the ‘fatwa’ by Jamait-e-Ulema Hind against Vande Mataram, renowned lyricist, poet and film scriptwriter Javed Akhtar says, This controversy is old and obsolete. Vande Mataram is part of Bankim Chandra Chatterjee’s novel Anandamath. Full Article at Real Bollywood

Vande Mataram is part of Bankim Chandra Chatterjees novel Anandamath. All the villains in this novel are Muslims. Ultimately the Muslims lose and the novelist feels happy that the Britishers have come to save us from these so-called barbaric Muslims. Full Article at New Kerala

Veteran Bollywood scriptwriter and lyricist Javed Akhtar believes the controversy over the national song 'Vande mataram' is obsolete and those who have any objection to it should simply not sing it. Full Article at India eNews

''This controversy is old and obsolete. Vande Mataram is part of Bankimchandra Chatterjee's novel Anand Math. All the villains in this novel are Muslims. Full Article at OneIndia

ISLAMABAD (APP) - Islamabad CIA police have arrested seven dacoits operating at inter-provincial level including the gang leader Javed Akhtar Tanoli who committed heinous robberies and dacoities at gun points. Full Article at The Nation

Growing up, my first name was a cross that I bore as patiently as I could. In every classroom I transited through, there were inevitably another three – if not more – Seemas, and the opportunities for confusion proliferated. Full Article at Hindustan Times

Winning tunes: Shubha Mudgal is one of the artists who complained about musicians being denied royalties How many times have you watched Sholay on TV, and hummed Main nachungi along with Hema Malini? Full Article at Calcutta Telegraph