Konkona Sen Sharma plays the lesbian act

Seems homosexuality is the code of the season! After ‘Dostana’, it is Rohan Sippy’s ‘The Preisdent is Coming’ which brings forth this subject with Konkona Sen Sharma playing the lesbian in the film.

The film is directed by Kunaal Roy Kapur. In fact, Kunaal has directed a play with the same name. The movie is written by Anubhav Pal and stars actors like Shernaz Paul and Ira Dubey. The film brings forth a new genre called mockumentary as it is made in a documentary style with satirical humour.

The movie moves around six wacky people, participating in a contest in which the winner will get a chance to shake hands with President George Bush. Konkona is one of them.

The production house RSE, Ramesh Sippy Entertainments, has decided to release the film on the 2K digital platform. It means that the movie will be distributed without any prints and will be shown on prime time with the help of wide Digital platform of 2K Digital Screens all over India. The transportation cost of prints in that way will be saved.

Congratulate Konkona Sen Sharma on her engagement!

While other Bollywood stars go ‘No!No’ and then ‘Yes!Yes’, about their affairs, this couple was absolutely cool and never really commented on their affair. Yet we knew for sure that they are going through a steady relationship. Now, they put an end to all the speculations with their quiet and private engagement. Yes, talking about Konkona Sen Sharma and Ranvir Shorey, they have for sure exchanged rings in a private affair. This was supposedly, Konkona’s sister’s idea who was visiting from the US and she insisted on the two getting formally engaged. The ceremony took place at Konkona’s new apartment in Goregaon, Mumbai, in the presence of doting mom, Aparna Sen.

The news soon spread and the moment Konkona stepped on the sets of “Luck by Chance” at Mehboob Studio, her colleagues started congratulating her for her engagement with Ranvir.

Now, we do see you sporting the engagement ring on your ring finger but when do we hear the ring of the wedding bells, dear Konkona?