Bipasha Basu

She was born on January 7, 1979. She has a successful career in Mobeling and bollywood industry. Bipasha Basu charges about 2 to 3 crores per movie.

Katrina Kaif

Katrina Kaif was born on July 16, 1984.  She has also play a good role in Telugu and Malayalam films. Katrina Kaif charges 4 to 5 crores per movie. Dhoom 3 is most awaited upcoming movie of Katrina Kaif .

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan

She was born on November 1, 1973 . Recently she becomes mom of beautiful baby (Aradhya Bachchan). Due to her pregnancy she didn’t sign any movie but now she is coming back to her work. Aiswarya Rai Bachchan charges about 6 crores per movie. No one can forget his work in Devdas, Dhoom 3 and many more.

Kareena Kapoor Khan

She is also called as bebo. Kareena Kapoor Khan charges about 8 crores per movie. There are number of super hit movies given by Kareena Kapoor like Heroine, Talaash, 3 Idiots and more. Recently she got married with Saif Ali Khan.

Priyanka Chopra

She was born on July 18, 1982. She is one of the most talented actress of bollywood. Priyanka Chopra charges 9 crores per movie. Zanjeer is the upcoming movie of Priyanka chopra.

Best Actress 2013: Carey Mulligan, The Great Gatsby

Besides Sandra Bullock's Gravity, The Great Gatsby's Carey Mulligan is another major Best Actress holdover from 2012.  Baz Lurhman's adaptation of the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel is the movie nobody asked for with the expensive price tag.  The promo shots, trailers, and postponed release dates have instilled little reason to rethink this stance.  If Luhrman is trying to convince studios to not hire him for big extravaganzas and discourage studios from investing in anything other than action sequels, he's certainly doing a stupendous job!

Anyhow, Mulligan made an exceptional debut with An Education four years ago now and went on to gradually make good on her promise by working on choice projects (Drive), signing on with top directors (Inside Llewyn Davis), and turning out career-best performances (Shame).  She has made what might be perceived as questionable choices (including Gatsby and the Wall Street sequel), which is unfortunate, but it's not like she is trying to sabotage her filmography.  Mulligan auditioned for Lisbeth Salander in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo sequel two years ago, but was passed over for Rooney Mara.  Perhaps, she would have been miscast, but I can't help but imagine what she might have done with that role.  Perhaps not as much as Mara, but I'm stubborn.

Gatsby's adaptation will be brought to you by Luhrmann and his screenwriting right-hand man Craig Pearce.  Composer Craig Armstrong won a Golden Globe for Rouge!  Cinematographer Simon Duggan has a questionable CV comprised mostly of empty action films.  Like with Rouge! and Australia, Luhrman's wife Catherine Martin worked on art direction and costumes (she has two Academy Awards to her name).  Martin coproduced along with her husband and a host of others.  There are enough editors to choke a horse, but it's a Luhrman film, so what do you expect?  Those gazillions of bytes of footage aren't going to chop themselves.  The probably snoozer of a film that has already been a boring movie decades ago stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Jason Clarke and Joel Edgerton (both from Zero Dark Thirty), Isla Fisher, and, if you're worried about whether or not you'll fall asleep, there's Tobey Maguire as the Human Sleeping Pill.  The movie filmed the latter half of 2011 in New South Wales and will release in the US on the 10th of May.  Set your alarm clocks.

Oscars 2013: Jennifer Lawrence takes home Best Actress for 'Silver Linings Playbook'

Jennifer Lawrence continued her trend of awesome acceptance speeches at the 85th Academy Awards when she accepted her must-deserved Best Actress award for "Silver Linings Playbook."
"Thank you. You guys are standing up because you feel bad that I fell but thank you," she said, making a reference to the fact that she tripped and fell walking up the stairs to the stage. Yes, she made even that classy.
Lawrence had many people to thank for her win, but her best speech moment came when she honored the other women in film in 2012. "Thank you to the women this year. You were so magnificent and so inspiring, and not just the women in my category," she said.
Also nominated for Best Actress were youngest-ever nominee Quvenzhane Wallis, oldest-ever nominee Emmanuelle Riva, Jessica Chastain and Naomi Watts. This is Lawrence's second Oscar nomination for Best Actress and first win.