Will SRK's Don 2 enter Rs 100 cr club?

SRK's Don 2 is pacing fast to reach 100 crore club as the film garners Rs 94.38 crore in 10 days.

"Don 2 has fetched a robust figure in its second weekend. While the second Friday numbers were very good, the business witnessed excellent growth on Saturday and Sunday. Collected Rs 19.11 cr nett in Weekend 2, taking the 10-day total to Rs 94.38 cr nett. Breakup:- Fri 4.47 cr, Sat 6.09 cr, Sun 8.55 cr. Includes Tamil + Telugu business," writes Taran Adarsh for Bollywood Hungama.

Concurs Komal Nahta, "Shah Rukh Khan’s Don 2 made Rs. 19.16 crore over its second weekend taking its two week total to Rs. 94.48 crore (all-India net collections). The second weekend started on a fairly good note for Don 2 in the multiplexes but collections in most of the single-screen cinemas on Friday (December 30) were dull. However, with no major release last week, the multiplexes threw up good figures again with the Shah Rukh Khan starrer netting Rs. 6.19 crore on Saturday and Rs. 8.60 crore on Sunday, he writes on his blog koimoi.com.

First week report
"Don 2 collected Rs 75.51 cr nett in Week 1 (Hindi + Tamil + Telugu versions). Breakup: Fri 15.55 cr, Sat 15.32 cr, Sun 18.22 cr, Mon 8.85 cr, Tue 7.08 cr, Wed 5.49 cr, Thu [early estimates] 5 cr. Total: Rs 75.51 cr nett," says Adarsh.

New Fashion 2012

Elizabeth Olsen

 Elizabeth Olsen, sister of fashion darlings Mary-Kate and Ashley, strutted onto the big screen with her groundbreaking role in Martha Mary May Marlene. She has several more roles coming up in 2012, which we are excited about—but we’re even more excited to see what she’ll wear on the red carpet. Her fashion choices have become more and more glamorous with each event, reaching a pinnacle with her dazzling, slinky crystal gown.

Awards 2012: If We Chose the Winners

Best Original Screenplay: Diablo Cody, Young Adult.

Diablo Cody struck back against her Juno naysayers with a script that drops the intentionally-cheeky dialogue in favor of a biting lead character and a series of I-can't-believe-this-is-really-happening scenarios. The script is the perfect summation of suburbia, a playground for Cody's characters to run amok. Young Adult feels like a chance and one that pays off brilliantly.

Runners-Up: Will Reiser, 50/50, Abbas Kiarostami, Certified Copy, Andrew Haigh, Weekend.

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Best Adapted Screenplay: Steven Zaillian & Aaron Sorkin, Moneyball

 After last year's The Social Network it should be no surprise that Aaron Sorkin and Schindler's List/Mission: Impossible screenwriter Steven Zaillian were able to mine an emotion out of a story driven by baseball statistics. They're main character Billy Beane (Pitt), strives to leave "feelings" at the door, sticking to number crunching and analysis. But through this exploration, the writers discover what a love for baseball is really about, making for a journey that's riveting, heartwarming and a lot of fun.

Runners-Up: Alexander Payne, Nat Faxon & Jim Rash, The Descendants, Christopher Hampton, A Dangerous Method, John Logan, Hugo.

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Best Documentary: The Arbor

Clio Barnard's staged/documentary hybrid, a look in to the life of playwright Andrea Dunbar, uniquely takes the audio from friend and family interviews and couples it with lip-syncing actors. The result is a harrowing tale, the life of a young woman, her tragic death and the children she left behind to live equally difficult lives. The subject alone is intense and fascinating. With actors "performing" those words, it's even more of a punch to the gut. You can currently watch The Arbor on Netflix Instant.

Runners-Up: Page One: Inside the New York Times, Project Nim, How to Die in Oregon.

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Best Cinematography: Emmanuel Lubezki, The Tree of Life

The Tree of Life jumps from grand depictions of the Big Bang to ten-year-olds running around a 1950's neighborhood to dinosaurs roaming the planet to a butterfly gracefully flying in the sky—and it does so with ease. Director Terrance Malick's poetic cinema experience wouldn't have the emotional impact it does without Emmanuel Lubezki's wondrous cinematography, a flowing picture book of an entire planet's history. Discovery Channel documentaries better step it up in 2012.

Runners-Up: Robert Richardson, Manuel Alberto Claro, Hugo, Melancholia, Eduardo Serra, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2.

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Best Foreign Language Film: The Skin I Live In

With so many movies coming out of every country on the globe, it's hard to settle on one Foreign Language movie in a given year (even Angelina Jolie managed to make a great one), but for top honors it's hard to deny the terrifying adrenaline rush of master Pedro Almodovar's The Skin I Live In. A body horror, a character drama, a disturbing look into today's obsession with beauty, the film is an haunting, operatic experience, and features two of the best performances of the year: Elena Anaya as a kidnapped beauty, and Antonio Banderas, who has never been better.

Runners-Up: Miss Bala, In the Land of Blood and Honey, Poetry.

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Best Original Score: Howard Shore, Hugo

Considering individual parts, Scorsese's Hugo may fall to the wayside in 2011, but as a whole film, it's perfection. If there's one cog that truly stands out, it's Howard Shore's delightful French soundtrack. Whimsical and rousing, it's the composers best work since The Lord of the Rings and easily the most inventive of the year. A portal to a classic era of cinema.

Runners-Up: Alexandre Desplat, The Tree of Life, Ludovic Bource, The Artist, Alberto Iglesias, The Skin I Live In.

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Best Original Song: "Star Spangled Man," Captain America: The First Avenger

This category is generally dedicated to animated or kid-centric films, and once again, that's where many of the top tunes of 2011 (The Muppets may have 7 or 8). But the real winner of the year came out of nowhere: a Marvel comic book movie. "Star Spangled Man" was penned by Alan Menken, the showtune wizard behind The Little Mermaid and Newsies. The song's a hilarious interlude in the action—and one that doesn't settle for being a joke. It's not just good, it's toe-tapping good.

Runners-Up: "Life's a Happy Song," The Muppets, "Coeur Volant," Hugo, "Let Me Take You to Rio," Rio;

Top 5 Most Highly Paid Hollywood Actresses 2011

                                                         Angelina Jolie, $30 million
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                                                  Sarah Jessica Parker, $30 million      

                                             

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                                                          Jennifer Aniston, $28 million

                                           
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                                                          Reese Witherspoon, $28 million

                                           

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                                                           Kristen Stewart, $20 million

                                                         

                     

Upcoming Movie's of 2012

Ghat - The Hillstation                           Release Date : 05-Jan-2012    

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Director:    Wilson Louis

Producer:    Jignasha Thakkar

Starring:    Vaibhav Jhalani, Nilesh Divekar, Lydia Piechowiak, Jaywant Wadkar, Shyam 
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Agneepath                                           Release Date : 13-Jan-2012

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Director:    Karan Malhotra

Producer:    Karan Johar

Starring:    Hrithik Roshan, Priyanka Chopra, Sanjay Dutt, Rishi Kapoor 

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GHOST                                                Release Date : 13-Jan-2012

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Director:    Puja Jatinder Bedi

Producer:    Bharat Shah

Starring:    Shiney Ahuja, Sayali Bhagat, Tej Sapru, Deepraj Rana

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Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu                         Release Date : 10-Feb-2012

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Director:    Shakun Batra

Producer:    Karan Johar, Hiroo Yash Johar

Starring :   Imran Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Randhir Kapoor, Boman Irani, Ram Kapoor, Ratna Pathak Shah.

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Jannat 2                                                Release Date : 27-Apr-2012

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Director:    Kunal Deshmukh

Producer:    Mahesh Bhatt

Starring:    Emraan Hashmi, Randeep Hooda, Prachi Desai.

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 Dabangg 2                                         Release Date : 05-Dec- 2012

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Director:    Arbaaz Khan

Producer:    Arbaaz Khan, Dhillin Mehta

Starring:    Salman Khan, Sonakshi Sinha, Vinod Khanna, Prakash Raj