Missing From Bollywood

Mumbai is a City of Arrivals and Departures; Everyone Comes here with the idea of arriving, no one leaves. As a result, we’ve created for your pleasure Missing, a chronicle of stars who fell off the map one fine day after enjoying some serious exposure in the world of popular culture.

Missing will be our daily tribute to heroes, some zeroes, heroines, vamps, villains, Indipop singers, models who pretended like they could act, zombied divas who could shake a leg or two when the need arose – a Cavalcade of folks who are guaranteed to thrill you.
Do have a blast with our Blast from the Past.

Rimi Sen:
We don't blame you if you confused her with the other Rimis, Reemas, Raimas of Bollywood. born as Shubhomitra Sen she changed her name to Rimi Sen after she was first spotted in a Coca-Cola ad with Aamir Khan and instantly offers started pouring in. She made her Bollywood debut in 2003 in Vijay Galani's Hungama and followed it with 'Dhoom', 'Garam Masala' and 'Golmaal'. Her streak of luck continued with films like 'Dhoom 2', 'Johnny Gaddaar', 'De Taali' . Thereafter, she vanished from the silver screen. She was last seen in 'Shagrid'.

Anjala Zaveri:
Best known for the song 'Teri Jawani badi mast mast hai', Anjala Zaveri caught the attention of actor Vinod Khanna who signed her up to act in his son Akshaye Khanna’s debut Himalayputra. Her second movie in Bollywood was Betaabi after which she switched to South Indian cinema when her Bollywood career failed to take off. But it was Sohail Khan's 'Pyaar Kiya Toh Darna Kya' which is her best role till date. She worked with all major heroes down South like Chiranjeevi, Nagarjuna and Venkatesh.

Bollywood happened to Koena Mitra after she won the Gladrags Mega Model India in 2003 and performed on an item song in Ram Gopal's Varma Road. But it was Sanjay Gupta's Musafir in 2004 brought her to the people’s notice. After few films like ‘Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena’, ‘Apna Sapna Money Money’, a disastrous decision of getting a nose job done changed her life. It not only botched up her face but also her career. She was last seen in the ‘Story of Naomi’ where she plays a bisexual.

Kim Sharma:
Kim was more in news for real life romances than her reel-life ones. She shot to fame with commercials like Sunsilk, Pepsi, Cadbury etc and caught director Aditya Chopra’s eye who casted her in ‘mohabattein’. Though the film was a box-office success, it failed to set sail to her filmi career. Her liason with cricketer Yuvraj Singh helped her remain in the limelight for sometime and after the controversial break up, her brand value dipped.
After Couple of duds including kudiyon Ka Zamana, Nehle Pe Dehla etc, she finally bid adieu to the industry by marrying NRI businessman from Kenya. She was last seen in Govinda starrer ‘Loot’.

Negar Khan:
Her sole claim to fame (and infame) is the re-mixed version of 'Chadti Jawaani'. Born to an Iranian father and Norwegian mother, Negar Khan did blink and miss roles in films like 'Rudraaksh' and 'Shaadi Ka Laddoo' before she was deported back to Norway for forging her documents for work visa. In between, She was married to 'Style' actor Sahil Khan.

Sadashiv Amrapurkar:
Sadashiv Amrapurkar's role as a eunuch Maharani 1991 film 'Sadak' earned him a seat in the Bollywood hall of baddies. Born to an autodriver in 1956, Amrapurkar ventured into acting with Marathi film 'Aamras' and went on to do minor roles in Marathi cinema.
His first brush with Bollywood was in the critically acclaimed film 'Ardh Satya' in 1983 where he played the role of the notrious don Rama Shetty. After playing a Villian for almost a decade, he switched to supporting and comic roles in films like 'Aankhen', 'Ishq', 'Gupt.' He was last seen in 'Mr White Mr Black' in 2008.

After being crowned Miss India in 1993, Namrata Shirodkar forayed into Bollywood with the Salman Starrer ‘Jab Pyaar Kissi Se Hota Hai’. Thereafter, she continued doing films and won several accolades for ‘Vastav’ opposite Sanjay Dutt. After that she was cast in many Films as a supporting actor. In 2005, She gave up her career when she married Tollywood star, Mahesh Babu and has since settled in Hyderabad. If you miss seeing her groova ala 'Sunta Hai Mera Khuda',

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Tear's Eye Sanjay Dutt

Bollywood Actor Sanjay Dutt on Thursday said that he will abide by the Supreme Court’s verdict in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case and will surrender within the given time frame.

Dutt was convicted under the Arms Act for possessing arms when the 1993 Mumbai blasts took place. Addressing the media from his residence here on Thursday, Dutt also revealed that he won’t seek pardon from the Governor in the case. He said, "I have the highest respect for Supreme Court's terms and conditions put on me. I want to thank whoever supported us during the ordeal."

"There are many other people who deserve pardon. I want to tell with folded hands to the media, the honourable citizens of the country that when I am not going for pardon then there can be no debate about it," said Dutt, who broke down during his interaction with the press here.

The actor, who has been handed down five years imprisonment by the Supreme Court in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case, said he had the highest respect for the apex court and will abide by all terms and conditions put forth by it.

As Dutt has already served 18 months in jail, he would have to undergo the imprisonment for three-and-a-half-years. The apex court has given him four-week time to surrender.

"I am shattered and this is the tough time in my life. With folded hands I request the media and citizens let me be at peace," he said.

Several noted personalities including Press Council of India Chairman Markandey Katju and actor-turned-politicians Jaya Bachchan and Shatrughan Sinha had sought pardon for Sanjay Dutt.

When pointed out that Dutt will not seek clemency, Katju, however, said he will go ahead and apply for his pardon.

Asked about Dutt's stand, Congress Spokesperson Rashid Alvi said that the party does not comment on judicial matters.

Expelled Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh and Rampur Lok Sabha MP Jayaprada had on March 26 met Maharashtra Governor K Sankaranarayanan here and sought clemency for the actor. 

"There are very, very tough times in my life and in our lives. I want to thank everybody who supported us and me. I just want to tell everyone from the media that I have got very few days left and I want to finish all my work. I also have to spend time with my family," Dutt said.

"I love my Country and its citizens. I love India," he said. Dutt has to finish shooting for T P Agarwal's film 'Policegiri' and is said to have finished dubbing for remake of 'Zanjeer' in which he is playing Sher Khan, the character epitomised by legendary actor Pran.

Dutt is said to have finished shooting few portions for Karan Johar's home production 'Ungli' that also stars Emraan Hashmi, Randeep Hooda and Neha Dhupia and of Rajkumar Hirani's 'PK'.

His sister Priya, who is a Congress MP from Mumbai North Central, was by his side during the press interaction. She consoled him and he embraced her after making his remarks.

The Supreme Court had on March 21 upheld the death sentence of Yakub Abdul Razak Memon, a key conspirator with Dawood Ibrahim in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts, and ordered that Dutt return to jail to serve three-and-a-half years sentence for possessing illegal arms.

In its verdict in the 20-year-long case, the apex court said 33 others will serve rigorous jail term "for their whole life" and termed as "devastating" the role played by Pakistan and its spy agency ISI in training and supporting conspirators in hatching the plot for the blasts in the financial capital claiming 257 lives.

Dutt, who is out on bail, will also have to surrender within four weeks to serve a jail term of 42 months as the apex court reduced to five years the six year jail term awarded to him by a designated TADA court in 2007 and he had already spent 18 months behind the bar.

Dutt, son of famous Bollywood couple late Sunil Dutt and Nargis, was convicted by the TADA court for illegal possession of a 9 mm Pistol and an AK-56 rifle which was part of the consignment of weapons and explosives brought to India for the coordinated serial blasts. 

He went teary-eyed when he said, "I have a lot of work left to be finished. I have to spend time with my family. Please let me be in peace till the time I surrender. I love my country and its citizens. I love India."

Dutt broke down when he finished talking to the press and was ushered by his sister Priya Dutt inside their residence.

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