Kareena Kapoor, who is just a week away from the release of her much-awaited Heroine, stepped out with her elder sister Karisma Kapur for the Hindustan Times Brunch event in Mumbai over the weekend.
Pakistani singer Adnan Sami's better half Roya cheered her husband at his concert in Mumbai.
Adnan's concert was attended by friends from the music world.
Adnan gets into action with fellow singer Shaan, who is making his acting debut soon.
Prateik Babbar spotted with musician Anu Malik.
Music director Salim, who has composed the hit music of Heroine, at the concert.
Zarine Khan, mother of Zayed Khan and Sussanne Roshan, was there for the musical evening.
Coming Up: Kareena, Karisma's Sunday brunch
Kareena Kapoor, who is just a week away from the release of her much-awaited Heroine, stepped out with her elder sister Karisma Kapur for the Hindustan Times Brunch event in Mumbai over the weekend.
Kareena Kapoor, who told Hindustan Times that her film would be better than Priyanka Chopra's Fashion, was looking nice in a Rajesh Pratap Singh jacket with black pants, broad belt. What caught our attention were the pink peep toes.
Bebo's elder sister Karisma, was not to be left behind. She dressed to impress in a white Paule Ka dress with a black belt .
It's nice to see Maria Goretti in a sari and the big bindi completes her look perfectly.
Singer Raageshwari Loomba with her dad.
Kareena's favourite designer Manish Malhotra also made it to the event. According to reports, Manish is going to design Kareena's wedding trousseau.
Singer Sonu Niigaam spotted with Talat Aziz.
Gangs of Wasseypur actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui was dressed casually in jeans and blazer.
Kareena's Heroine director Madhur Bhandarkar with UTV"s Siddharth Roy Kapur and director Rajkumar Gupta of no One Killed Jessica.
Coming Up: Akshay promotes Oh My God!.
Akshay Kumar, who launched the digital promo of his next production Oh My God, said the film has not been made with the intention of making money. The project was a result of pure passion for the concept.
Akshay, who is soon going to become a father for the second time, said: "There is no expectation from this film, whatever is going to happen. I'm sure people are going to enjoy because it's not a preachy thing. Paresh Rawal is not a baba, he is just having fun in the film and I am having fun, that's it." The film, releasing September 28, is the story of an atheist who incurs huge losses when his antique shop is destroyed by an earthquake.
