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Mumbai, Oct 1: Actress Sonakshi Sinha, who was seen coming out of the water wearing a saree in "R...Rajkumar", says she will not wear a bikini.

Asked while other actresses are seen donning a bikini while on beach, she said: "No bikini...jitna hai usi se kaam chalao...be happy with what you get."

Directed by Prabhu Deva, "R...Rajkumar" also stars Shahid Kapoor.

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Barbican showcases costumes and props from the films' 50-year history, from suits and swimwear to gadgets and diamonds

The Chesterfield coat and hat Sean Connery wears in Dr No for his first meeting with M; Roger Moore's yellow ski suit and red backpack seen on the slopes in The Spy Who Loved Me; George Lazenby's kilt donned in On Her Majesty's Secret Service; the Brioni suit Pierce Brosnan wore to drive a tank in Goldeneye; and Daniel Craig's infamously snug baby-blue swim trunks of Casino Royale fame. All are featured in the Barbican's blockbuster summer show Designing 007: 50 Years of Bond Style, which opens on Friday

Every aspect of this extensive retrospective of the Bond films has been carefully thought through. It is as camp and fun as it is nerdishly packed with facts, production sketches, storyboards and costume drawings. Film screens playing classic clips are dotted throughout,...

Much like the previous entries in the series, She Likes Girls 4 offers a selection of lesbian short films, cherry-picked to represent some of the best examples from the last year or two. This time around, the focus is on “tomboys and tough girls,” though the theme doesn’t really carry through the whole collection (or the bubblegum pink packaging).

Thankfully, the quality is consistent — and none of the movies feels like a cheap throwaway or worse — a transparent nod to a famous celesbian. There are a couple of mild clunkers in the bunch, but nothing poor enough to ruin the whole package. In fact, the overall experience is likely to satisfy far better than your average lesbian feature film.

The collection begins with Babysitting Andy, one of the more offbeat comedies in the bunch. Actually, all of the funny shorts in this package are oddly surreal — with a prevailing campiness...