Can we ever get tired of talking and reading about movies? Ask celebrities and they say…well, read as much you want to but don’t believe in gossip.

Shah Rukh Khan, Katrina Kaif, Javed Akhtar, Kunal Kohli, Manoj Bajpai and many more celebrities from the world of movies, music and fashion came together for launch of Film Street Journal, yet another Bollywood tabloid.

Whether the magazine is going to write as seriously about movies as the Wall Street Journal does about businesses is something yet to be ascertained. But the man behind the weekly journal, film analyst Komal Nahta says his proposition is unique and strong.

“It’s not just going to have plain filmi gossip. It will be filled with nice pictures and relevant factual information about movies sans boring details,” Film Analyst Komal Nahta said.

“I read magazines that follow good style. I think this one is like that,” said Shahrukh Khan. When asked about what could be the one thing that they don't like seeing in a magazine, stars had this to say.

“The worst thing is when a magazine writes something negative about you. It hurts so much especially when it’s about your performance and you know you had worked hard on it,” said Katrina Kaif.

“Writing gossip is alright but make sure you don’t cross certain lines of decency and decorum. That is not appreciated,” Lyricist Javed Akhtar said.

While celebrity designer Manish Malhotra said, “nobody should write any wrong information,” Bollwyood legend Dharmendra said he only watches magazines it’s the snazzy pictures that he picks up a magazine for. “I see the photographs, beautiful faces—that’s what makes a magazine,” he said.

As long as it talks movies and takes us into the world that we call Bollywood, are we complaining? Not really.

Courtesy : Priya Krishnamoorthy