The Hangover III: Tralier Launched, Get Ready For Some Hilarious Antics

The official trailer, dropped on Thursday, features the boys out of Thailand the setting for the second movie  and returning to their original stomping grounds in Vegas. Bless the comedy gods, because the wolfpack is back . Even Mr. Chow has made a comeback (this time with clothes, it seems) and beloved Melissa McCarthy seems to be stopping by the Strip. Who wouldn't love to see a romance bud between the Bridesmaids star and wolfpack leader Alan (played by Zach Galifianakis)? Also the movie's poster proved funny, spoofing the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 poster that also read "It all ends." "The Hangover Part III" trailer promises plenty of mayhem as we see the return of Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, Ed Helms and Ken Jeong for the final installment of Todd Phillips' trilogy. The latest trailer includes very few lines of dialogue and only hints at the plot: Revenge on Sin City. The teaser dramatically opens with Cooper and Helms' characters -- Phil and Stu, respectively -- attending a funeral, which showcases a moving "Ave Maria" solo from Galifianakis' Alan. "My God. He's got the voice of an angel," Phil says. 'The Hangover Part III' gives Orange County a film boost'The Hangover Part III' gives Orange County a film boost. Kim Kardashian scare: 'All fine,' no miscarriageKim Kardashian scare: 'All fine,' no miscarriage. "It's breathtaking," Stu replies. Here is the official Trailer Later in the trailer, we learn that the funeral is for Alan's father, played by Jeffrey Tambor. Or so a portrait of him in front of a casket leads us to believe. You never know with these guys. Absent from the trailer is Justin Bartha, whose disappearing act gave us the premise to the original 2009 film, though this omission may have been deliberate. Bartha is slated to return for the third installment, as is Tambor, who is supposedly being eulogized. "I told myself I would never come back," Stu says as he and his pals return to Las Vegas after their failed romp in Bangkok . "Don't worry, it all ends tonight," Phil says. But judging from one of the film's first official posters, we expect to see an epic throw-down between Galifianakis' Alan and Ken Jeong's Mr. Chow - Harry Potter and Lord Voldemort-style. Another poster on the film's Facebook page shows the Las Vegas Strip in flames. "Someone needs to burn this place to the ground," Stu replies. But it isn't all just drama here. Despite several very intense gun chases by masked men, a gunshot that propels a body into a pool and a highly disturbing scene featuring Alan licking a red lollipop before placing it in Melissa McCarthy's mouth, there's still plenty of humor to be found. "My name's Alan and I bought a giraffe. My life is great!" he shouts while driving toward a freeway underpass with said giraffe in a trailer behind his convertible. Well, looks as if they haven't learned all that much about animal humor from that "Part II" capuchin monkey. "This time, there's no wedding. No bachelor party. What could go wrong, right?" the official synopsis reads. "But when the Wolfpack hits the road, all bets are off." Heather Graham and Mike Tyson will reprise their roles as well. John Goodman has also joined the film's cast, reportedly playing a mob boss who serves as the film's main villain. The all-out debauchery fest hits theaters May 24.
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Saadi Gali Aaja: A Romantic Hit From Nautanki Saala

A  romantic video song "Saadi Galli" from upcoming fun comic film Nautanki Saala has been launched. Directed by Rohan Sippy starring Ayushmann Khurrana, Kunaal Roy Kapur, Pooja Salvi, Gaelyn Mendonca, Evelyn Sharma. In mesmerizing voice of Neeti Mohan & Ayushmann Khurrana and music is composed by Ayushmann Khurrana, Rochak Kohli. Ayushmann Khurrana has sung 2 songs in this movie. The Other song is Tu Hi Tu. The Movie will Hit the Theaters on April 12 This Year. Song: "Saadi Galli Aaja" Movie: Nautanki Saala Singer: Ayushmann Khurrana, Neeti Mohan Lyrics: Ayushmann Khurrana, Rochak Kohli, Gurpreet Saini Music: Ayushmann Khurrana, Rochak Kohli Directed by: Rohan Sippy Music Label: T-Series
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India Outbursted Australia In Hyderabad: 2-0 Up In The Series

India Thrashed Australia By An Innings & 135 Runs

Day 4 of Hyderabad Test

Everyone was excited to know that in how much time, India will win the game & every Australian would be hoping that some miracle may occur & they can save the match.

Australia resumed their innings from overnight score of 74-2.

Watson & Cowan were the batsman on the crease.

But the Australians hopes whispered in the 3rd over of the day, when Shane Watson tried to flick 1 ball from Ishant Sharma & Skipper Dhoni did not made any mistake in taking that.

Watson without any single run from his overnight score of 9 departed.

Australia were 75-3 at that moment.

Michael Clarke came at no. 5 to bat.

Both Clarke & Cowan tried to built a partnership & took Australian total past 100.

But R Jadeja continued to pick up his favorite victim in the series, Aussie skipper M Clarke.

Clarke was clean bowled by Jadeja on 16.

Jadeja has took the wicket of Clarke 3 times in the series out of 4 times he has been dismissed.

Australian total was 108 at that time.

Then batsman came & go.

Cowan's temparament did not stayed quiet long with him as his fighting innings of 44 was finished by Ashwin, he face 150 deliveries.

Henriques did not get the chance to even open his account as he became the hunt of a fantastiac direct throw from Jadeja.

Australia lost their 9th wicket on 130.

The last pair X Doherty & Pattinson tried to keep away India from a emphasising victory for some time.

They both added only 1 run but took 53 deliveries before the partnership was broken by golden arm in the series, R Ashwin.

Pattinson became Ashwin's 5 victim of the innings.

Aussies were all out on 131 & lost the game on the 4th day.

Cheteshwar Pujara was awarded the Man Of The mtach Award for his match winning double Century.

"India deserve a lot of credit," says Michael Clarke. "They outplayed us in every facet of the game. There is no doubt we have a lot of work to do. In all facets of the game. There will certainly be no stone left unturned. The batsmen haven't put enough runs on, and there is no excuse for that. There will be no break between the Test matches. There will be a lot of hard work, I can assure you. You don't get better sitting on the couch. We have had guys get in and out without making big scores. That's unacceptable."

"It was important to get off to a good start," says MS Dhoni. "Bhuvneshwar provided that. You don'tsee fast bowlers getting too many in these conditions. We often talk about long partnerships. If you get 40-50, you have to score big. That's what Pujara and Vijay did. That resulted in a massive partnership, which gave us the freedom to accelerate yesterday. It was very important to not give their seamers wickets, and I think they saw that period off really well. After that they could dictate terms. Very good bowling performance. It was important to start today's play really well, and Ishant gave us the important breakthrough. I think I have got a very good side. Yes we have gone through a period we haven't won many games. Credit goes to the team and the support staff. And winning most matches as captain is a collective effort, and credit goes to each and everyone." Both the captains had their statements in Post Match Presentation.

The 3rd match of the 4 test series is scheduled in Mohali & Game will began on March 18.

Match Summary:-

Australia 237-9d in 85 overs (Ist Innin)

M Clarke 91

R Jadeja 3-33

India 503-10 in 154.1 overs(Ist Innin)

C Pujara 204

G Maxwell 4-127

Australia 131-10 in 67 overs (IInd Innin)

Ed Cowan 44

R Ashwin 5-63

MOM Cheteshwar Pujara

Result: Australia Lost to India by an innings & 135 runs

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Jacqueline Fernandez in Ramaiya Vastavaiyan item song in Desi Style: first look

Yes, you are free to rub your eyes in disbelief after watching the Housefull 2 babe show her desi style with incredible oomph in Jaadu ki jhappi

After Sonakshi Sinha, Prabhu Deva is all set to make the Sri Lankan beauty Jacqueline Fernandez dance to his tunes. Ms Fanandez is Prabhu's item girl for his upcoming flick Ramaiya Vastavaiya. We have seen Jacqueline Fernandez show off her long limbs and her killer bod in some gorgeous western outfits in almost all of her films. But the Sri Lankan import is in a mood to show off her desi style in her forthcoming venture Ramaiya Vastavaiya.

India Australia Test Series: Hyderabad Test, Day 3

Hyderabad Test: Day 3, India-Australia Test Series

After a Fantastic Day with the bat on Day 2 for the Indians, on Day 3, their aim would be to Increase their Lead as much they can & encounter Australia in a Perfect Style.

While Australians might have thought to pick few crucial wickets early in the day & get back in the game.

India began day 3 on 311-1.

Both Murali Vijay & Cheteshwar Pujara continued their innings quiet perfectly.

Playing the bad balls & respecting the good balls.

Soon Murali Vijay reached his highest score in test cricket by breaking his previous best of 139, which was also came against Australians in 2010 at Bangalore.

He reached his 150 as well.

But, on 387, Murali Vijay was caught at Shortleg on the bowling of Glenn Maxwell, becaming his first victim in test carrier.

He was dismissed on 167 & with that a record partnership of 366 for 2nd wicket for India in test cricket was also broke.

Cheteshwar Pujara also hot his 2nd double century of his career.

He took 332 balls to reach to the milestone.

But soon after getting his 2nd century of the innings, trying to hook a short ball from Pattinson, he was caught in the deep fine leg region of X Doherty.

He scored 204.

India's score was 400-3 at Lunch on Day 3.

Virat Kohli & Sachin Tendulkar were on the crease till Lunch.

Soon after Lunch, Sachin was caught behind off Pattinson on 7.

Then arrived the Hero of Chennai Test, MS Dhoni on the crease.

He continued his attacking cricket from ball 1.

He & Kohli took India total par 450.

But on 44, he became 2nd victim of Maxwell. He was caught by Doherty.

When Dhoni was dismissed, Indian total was 460.

After that batsman came & went.

Wickets start falling for India like anything.

Soon Indian total reached 9-491.

India was all out on 503, B Kumar was the last man to be dismissed.

India got a lead of 266 in the Ist Innings over Australians 237-9d, Ist Innings total.

Indians were 387-1 at one stage & got all out on 503.

When Australians came out to bat, they started their innings with attack on Indian Bowlers but they provided some half chances of getting Dismissed but Indians did not completed that.

They got to a flying start & both openers Ed Cowan & David Warner got a stand of 50+.

But R Ashwin, who was bowling consistently from his first over provided the first break through for India in the form of David Warner, who tried to Sweep an over pitched ball & was clean bowled round his legs.

Both the openers added 56 for the first wicket.

Phillip Hughes was also dismissed in the same fashion as David Warner. He was also bowled by Ashwin.

Shane Watson was the next to crease.

Both Ed Cowan & Shane Watson survived to crease without any damage to wicketcard.

They ended the day on 74-2.

They are still Trailing by 192 runs.

On day 4, India's must plan would be straight & Simple, Go & Dismiss The Australiana, While Australia must be thinking to stay as much longer on the wicket to avoid another defeat in the series.

Here is a Brief Scorecard:

Australia 237-9d in 85 overs Ist Innings

M Clarke 91

R Jadeja 16-4-33-3

India 503-10 in 154.1 overs Ist Innings

C Pujara 204

G Maxwell 26-2-127-4

Australia 74-2 in 32 overs IInd Innings

Ed Cowan 26*

R Ashwin 15-2-42-2

Trailing by 192 Runs

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India Australia Test Series: Hyderabad Test, Day 3

Hyderabad Test: Day 3, India-Australia Test Series

After a Fantastic Day with the bat on Day 2 for the Indians, on Day 3, their aim would be to Increase their Lead as much they can & encounter Australia in a Perfect Style.

While Australians might have thought to pick few crucial wickets early in the day & get back in the game.

India began day 3 on 311-1.

Both Murali Vijay & Cheteshwar Pujara continued their innings quiet perfectly.

Playing the bad balls & respecting the good balls.

Soon Murali Vijay reached his highest score in test cricket by breaking his previous best of 139, which was also came against Australians in 2010 at Bangalore.

He reached his 150 as well.

But, on 387, Murali Vijay was caught at Shortleg on the bowling of Glenn Maxwell, becaming his first victim in test carrier.

He was dismissed on 167 & with that a record partnership of 366 for 2nd wicket for India in test cricket was also broke.

Cheteshwar Pujara also hot his 2nd double century of his career.

He took 332 balls to reach to the milestone.

But soon after getting his 2nd century of the innings, trying to hook a short ball from Pattinson, he was caught in the deep fine leg region of X Doherty.

He scored 204.

India's score was 400-3 at Lunch on Day 3.

Virat Kohli & Sachin Tendulkar were on the crease till Lunch.

Soon after Lunch, Sachin was caught behind off Pattinson on 7.

Then arrived the Hero of Chennai Test, MS Dhoni on the crease.

He continued his attacking cricket from ball 1.

He & Kohli took India total par 450.

But on 44, he became 2nd victim of Maxwell. He was caught by Doherty.

When Dhoni was dismissed, Indian total was 460.

After that batsman came & went.

Wickets start falling for India like anything.

Soon Indian total reached 9-491.

India was all out on 503, B Kumar was the last man to be dismissed.

India got a lead of 266 in the Ist Innings over Australians 237-9d, Ist Innings total.

Indians were 387-1 at one stage & got all out on 503.

When Australians came out to bat, they started their innings with attack on Indian Bowlers but they provided some half chances of getting Dismissed but Indians did not completed that.

They got to a flying start & both openers Ed Cowan & David Warner got a stand of 50+.

But R Ashwin, who was bowling consistently from his first over provided the first break through for India in the form of David Warner, who tried to Sweep an over pitched ball & was clean bowled round his legs.

Both the openers added 56 for the first wicket.

Phillip Hughes was also dismissed in the same fashion as David Warner. He was also bowled by Ashwin.

Shane Watson was the next to crease.

Both Ed Cowan & Shane Watson survived to crease without any damage to wicketcard.

They ended the day on 74-2.

They are still Trailing by 192 runs.

On day 4, India's must plan would be straight & Simple, Go & Dismiss The Australiana, While Australia must be thinking to stay as much longer on the wicket to avoid another defeat in the series.

Here is a Brief Scorecard:

Australia 237-9d in 85 overs

M Clarke 91

R Jadeja 16-4-33-3

India 503-10 in 154.1 overs

C Pujara 204

G Maxwell 26-2-127-4

Australia 74-2 in 32 overs

Ed Cowan 26*

R Ashwin 15-2-42-2

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'Mama Africa' Miriam Makeba's 81st birthday Became Google Doodle

Google Doodle For Miriam Makeba

#The Google Doodle for this Monday remembered South African singer and civil rights activist Miriam Makeba on her 81st birthday.

#The Grammy-award winning singer, also known as Mama Africa, actively campaigned against South Africa's racist apartheid government. #Born in Johannesburg on March 4, 1932, Makeba gained initial fame in 1959 during a tour of the United States with South African group the Manhattan Brothers. #Zenzile Miriam Makeba's mother was a Swazi sangoma (traditional healer-herbalist). Her father died when she was six years old. #Miriam spent the first six months of her life in jail after her mother was sent to prison for selling illegal beer when she was just eighteen days old. #As a child, she sang in the choir of the Kilmerton Training Institute in Pretoria, a primary school that she attended for eight years. #In the 1950s, Makeba's professional career began and she was featured in the South African jazz group the Manhattan Brothers. She left the Manhattan Brothers to record with her all-woman group, The Skylarks, singing a blend of jazz and traditional melodies of South Africa. #She was the first artist from Africa to popularize African music in the US and around the world in the 1960s. Mama Africa is best known for the song "Pata Pata", first recorded in 1957 and released in the US in 1967.

#She along with popular artists including Harry Belafonte, Paul Simon, and her former husband Hugh Masekela recorded and toured in several parts of the world. #In 1963, she testified against apartheid in South Africa before the United Nations. Her country responded by revoking her South African citizenship and right to return to the country.

#Guinea, Belgium and Ghana came to her support issued her international passports, and she became, in effect, a citizen of the world. In her life, she held nine passports, and was granted honorary citizenship in ten countries. #In 1966, Makeba received the Grammy Award for Best Folk Recording together with Harry Belafonte for An Evening with Belafonte/ Makeba.

#She moved to Guinea in 1968 after her marriage to Stokely Carmichael caused controversy in the US. She lived there for the next 15 years. #Miriam Makeba was amongst the several popular artists that took part in the Nelson Mandela 70th birthday tribute festival on 11 June 1988. Mandela was eventually released in February 1990 and that paved way for Makeba's return to her country in June 1990. #Since she actively campaigned against the racial seggregation and South African system of apartheid,  the South African government revoked her citizenship and right of return. #She returned home when apartheid cease to exist in her native country. She died on November 9, 2008 after performing in a concert in Italy. #A tribute show to Makeba entitled "Hommage à Miriam Makeba" and curated by Grammy Award-winning Beninoise singer-songwriter and activist Angélique Kidjo for the Festival d'Ile de France, was held at the Cirque d'hiver in Paris on Sept 25, 26 and 27 Sept, 2009.

#The same show but with the English title of "Mama Africa: Celebrating Miriam Makeba" was held at the Barbican in London on November 21, 2009.

#"Throughout her life, Mama Makeba communicated a positive message to the world about the struggle of the people of South Africa and the certainty of victory over the dark forces of apartheid colonialism through the art of song," said Foreign Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma. #A documentary film about the life of Miriam Makeba, co-written and directed by Finnish film director Mika Kaurismäki, was also released in 2011.

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