Indiana Jones trilogy on STAR Movies
Indiana Jones, the whip-toting, punch-packing, globe-trotting archaeologist with a fedora is ready to take viewers on an adventurous jouney in Diwali.
The Indiana Jones trilogy created by Steven Spielberg including a lineup of Oscar-winning titles will be aired every Saturday at 9 pm starting October 10. The first in the line-up is Raiders Of The Lost Ark, where Indiana Jones sets off on his first thrilling adventure confronting snakes, Nazis and one astonishing cliffhanger after another involving the discovery and opening of the mystical ark of the covenant that is believed to hold The Ten Commandments. On October 17, the channel premieres Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull, which takes you 19 years ahead in time from the last movie. Professor Indy is cracking his whip again and many things have changed but some have remained still the same. October 24 will see Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade, in which Indiana Jones once again finds himself in another death-defying adventure while saving the world from the Nazis.

Happy ending?
Perfect Bride’s main aim is to obviously match-make and find a perfect bride for a groom. Now, whether this bride Gurpreet Kaur Sandhu will turn out to be the perfect one is another matter but she has impressed Yashdeep Jain. The trouble is that his mother is not okay with his choice. Yashdeep is a product analyst by profession and is looking for a girl who is good looking, honest and is willing to support her if she wants to work post-marriage. However, his mother is a housewife and wants her daughter-in-law to be the same. This clash has left Yashdeep disturbed and Gurpreet hassled, not knowing where she has gone wrong. This is one jodi that has everybody curious to know the ending.

Boy makes Jammu proud on Boogie Woogie
Twelve-year-old Piyush Bhagat, a Jammu boy, has brought laurels to the state after performing at India’s most popular dance show Boogie Woogie at Mumbai in a special episode to pay tribute to Michael Jackson.
A student of Class VI of Jodhamal Public School, Piyush was among the only six dancers selected from across the country to participate in the show by country’s top dancer and the show’s judge, Jaaved Jafferi. “I started dancing at the age of three at home and later joined the Movangan Dance Institute at Channi area near my house,” said Piyush. “My family, especially my elder sister, supported me a lot in my efforts and finally I performed in front of the camera for the first time.”
“Earlier, I was a little nervous. But Jaaved, Naved and Ravi sir gave me confidence and then I performed well,” said the enthusiastic boy, who has become famous in his school. Happy with her younger brother’s entry at the national level, Priyanka, Piyush’s sister, said that both of them are born dancers and she was also one of the best dancers in her school, but she quit due to studies. “I was more than happy when my brother got a chance to perform in Boogie Woogie,” said Priyanka. “I love dancing too, but it is just a hobby for me. I want Piyush should take it as career.”
Similarly, the man who taught him the dance steps, Piyush’s dance master Rahul Pandoh said that his student was selected in the north zone dance competition last month in a solo number and then his video clips were forwarded to Boogie Woogie’s website by Rahul. Soon, Piyush got a chance to dance at a national event.