Shreya Ghoshal ties the knot with Shiladitya

National Award Winning Playback Singer Shreya Ghoshal has secretly tied the knot with her beau Shiladitya in a private ceremony. Only family members and close friends of the couple attended the wedding which was held in a function hall on the outskirts of the city yesterday.

Shreya Ghoshal officially announced her marriage on the social media today. She wrote, “Married the love of my life yesterday night (5th feb) in a beautiful bengali traditional wedding in presence of our families and closest friends. Shiladitya and I both seek your good wishes in this exciting new phase of our lives!”

A few days before the big day the singer expressed her nervousness on Twitter through a cryptic tweet on January 30. She posted, “Don’t know id I’m super nervous or super excited..Never felt like this b4. Whatever I am up to I will let u know soon;) but need ur wishes.” (sic).

Shiladitya happens to be the founder of hipcask.com.

Anushka Sharma's "NH 10" first look poster out

The much awaited poster of Anushka Sharma's debut production venture NH10 has been officially released.  Anushka Sharma  took to Twitter to reveal the first look of the film. She tweeted "Presenting the first look of my special film @NH10themovie 😊 is it intriguing?  #NH10FirstLook". In the poster, Anushka is seen holding a stick in her hand, however her face isn't visible. It has 'No Turning Back' written on it.

The film is also set to feature Neil Bhoopalam and Darshan Kumaar in key roles. Navdeep Singh, who won accolades with "Manorama 6 Feet Under" is weilding megaphone for this edge of the seat action thriller about a road trip that goes wrong.  Anushka Sharma is co-producing the film along with Phantom Productions and Eros, including Anurag Kashyap, Vikramaditya Motwane, Krishika Lulla, Vikas Bahl and Karnesh Sharma.

Palash Muchhal is composing music for 'NH 10', which is slated to release on 6th March 2015.

Kangna Ranaut bagged best actress trophy for 'Queen'

Actress Kangna Ranaut won the prized Black Lady for best actor(Female) for her boisterous performance in "Queen" at the 60th Britannia Filmfare Awards ceremony. Kangana, who saw off competition from Alia Bhatt, Madhuri Dixit, Priyanka Chopra, Rani Mukerji and Sonam Kapoor in the best actress category, was not present to accept her award.

Kangna was present at an event in Mumbai Sunday when she was asked to share her emotions on winning the award.

“It feels great. I think that event I’m here for also talks about making your mark and last night (at the Filmfare Awards), I think in a way the kind of respect and acknowledgment that my film got, also literally meant making your mark.”

Apart for Kangana, Shahid Kapoor also won the Filmfare award for Best Actor (Male) for his performance in the film ‘Haider’.

Young star Alia Bhatt bagged the best actress (Critics) trophy for Highway and Sanjay Mishra won the best actor (Critics) for his outstanding performance in Ankhon Dekhi, which also earned director-writer Rajat Kapoor the best story gong.

Kriti Sanon won best debut female award for Heropanti, while Pakistani heartthrob Fawad Khan won the best debut male award for 'Khoobsurat'. Rajkumar Hirani and Abhijat Joshi won for PK in the best screenplay and best dialogue categories, which were the only wins for the Aamir Khan-starrer film.