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While Dabangg Salman Khan has emerged the most Wanted actor on the Bollywood firmament with Bodyguard smashing all past records of the film industry, his ex-girlfriends too, are getting Ready to show the world, they too are Tigresses in their own right.

Aishwarya Rai and Katrina Kaif are pitted opposite each other in the Best Actress category in the Dainik Bhaskar Group’s Bhaskar Bollywood Awards; touted as India’s first democratic awards.

Nominated for their outstanding performances in Sanjay Leela Bansali`s Guzaarish and Prakash Jha’s Raajneeti, the beauties are slugging it out in competition, with votes from the aam junta across the globe through the media group’s print and online mediums.

While Katrina surprised one and all with her deglam yet power-packed performance in Raajneeti, Aishwarya too won millions of hearts with her role of a strong yet vulnerable Sofia in Guzaarish.

In the recent past, the Kaif girl has walked away with loads of superhits and accolades, leaving a lot of heroines behind. But with Aishwarya’s stellar performance in Guzaarish this time, it’s sure going to be tougher. Let’s see if Kat manages to bite Ash this time round!

Katrina Kaif speaks about her initial days in Mumbai

Katrina Kaif recently poured her heart out speaking about her initial days in the city of dreams Mumbai.

In an interview, the actress candidly confessed that she decided to visit India at the age of 17 to give a shot at the glamour industry, but was neither apprehensive nor anxious to visit a new country, which was nothing less than an adventure for her.
Initially Katrina felt a little overwhelmed with Mumbai being a bustling city with full energy.
Katrina accompanied by her sister Christine rented a small house in Bandra and started auditioning along with 50 models.
In the process she met few wonderful people like designers Ana Singh and Rocky S. Soon she fell in love with the city and also felt a belonging there.
It was indeed an exciting phase in her life. Meeting Alvira Agnihotri at an exercise studio was the biggest turning point in her life.
A year later she met Salman Khan and her life changed forever.

Crooning glory for Katrina Kaif

Bollywood superstar Katrina Kaif, whose career is currently on an all-time high, is all set to croon in her upcoming biggie Dhoom3. She is said to be taking elementary music lessons to get her notes right before she hits the recording studio.

Earlier reports had indicated Aamir will also sing in the film but it has not been announced yet if Aamir and Katrina will sing a duet or individual numbers. After the super hit song, Aati kya Khandala, in the 1998 hit, Ghulam, this will be the first time in 13 years that Aamir will be seen lending his voice in a film.

Pritam, who shot to fame with the first film of the Dhoom series and also composed the tunes for Dhoom 2, will be seen repeating the same for the third film as well. Vijay Krishna Acharya of the Tashan fame takes over the director's hat for the third film from Sanjay Gadhvi, who directed the first two films.

Katrina's on-screen musical affinity was visible in her latest release, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan, where she donned the garb of a rockstar act in the Dhunki song. "I like to play the guitar but I still need to learn it properly. I would also love to sing one day," she said during the promotional activity of the film.

And so, it seems, the pretty actress is keeping true to her words by agreeing to sing in the film

Katrina Kaif's most memorable trip at 17

At 17, I made the sudden decision to come to India in search of a career. I was studying engineering in London at that time, but my heart wasn't in it. I wanted to give modelling and the glamour industry a shot.

Once I'd made up my mind, everything was a blur till I landed in Mumbai. I wasn't anxious or apprehensive about being in a new country as it was like an adventure to me, plus I arrived with my eldest sister Christine. Initially, I did feel slightly overwhelmed - Mumbai is a bustling city, full of energy. We rented a small apartment in Bandra and I met photographer Farrokh Chothia. There was no pressure to succeed at that point, so I'd go for auditions and find myself auditioning with 50 other models. That year shaped what happened in my life.

I met many wonderful people then, like designers Rocky S and Ana Singh, some of whom I still call friends today. It was an important year of discovery in my life - my 17th year. I was in love with Mumbai and felt a sense of belonging here. I thought maybe it was because of my Indian heritage (my father being Indian). Till then, I hadn't been in touch with him much as my father wasn't around too much when I was living in London.

My mom never advised me against modelling or joining the film industry. She just wanted me to be happy. Of course, she was concerned about my safety when I was living alone in Mumbai, so often she would fly down to be with me.

I used to eat a lot then. I wasn't fat, but definitely heavier than I am now. I remember eating homemade chicken curry, especially dal-rice, as it was tasty and inexpensive. It was an exciting phase for me. After Christine left, mom came down for a little bit. I also met Reshma Shetty then, who is my brand manager today. At that time, she and photographer Atul Kasbekar were running a company together. Alison Kanuga was a model coordinator and took me under her wing. It was then that I met Alvira Agnihotri - at an exercise studio. I was struggling to do some steps on an exercise machine facing the wrong direction and Alvira helped me through it. That broke the ice. I met Salman Khan a year later and things changed forever.