Hrithik perfects himself for TV role (Movie Snippets)

New Delhi, May 23 (IANS) Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan, who is set to judge dance reality show 'Just Dance', is busy preparing himself by watching audition tapes over and over again.

The actor, who will make his debut on the small screen with the show, locked himself in his house for three days to watch the audition tapes featuring about 50 contestants. Hrithik wanted to be fair in letting only the deserving candidates move ahead in the show, said a source close to him.

Hrithik is taking a lot of care for the show, and being the perfectionist that he is, reached the sets much earlier than the scheduled time for the technical rehearsals Saturday.

Choreographers Farah Khan and Vaibhavi Merchant will also judge the show, which will go on air on Star Plus.

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Neil wants a time machine

Actor Neil Nitin Mukesh, a gadget freak, hopes he can have a time machine to access his past and future.

'Ok so I really wish there was a gadget by which we could go back and forth. Fast forward what we don't want and rewind what we miss! Pause,' Neil posted on his Twitter page.

'Also Mr.India's gadget would be awesome. Hmmmmm...hahahaha. Maybe a gadget that can see what the people think and feel. Trust me people it'll help, don't you think (sic),' he added.

The actor, who was last seen in '7 Khoon Maaf', will now feature in Abbas-Mustan's 'Players'.

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I'm finally proving my versatility: Tusshar Kapoor

Time was when only goofy roles came his way - but Tusshar Kapoor is now moving towards deeper and serious characters, and he is more than glad about being given the chance to prove his acting prowess.

'I've never made a conscious effort to pick and choose different roles. But I have been conscious about doing good films. Different roles came my way, it has been unplanned but fortunately I'm getting the opportunity to prove my versatility,' Tusshar told IANS.

The actor, who was recently seen in 'Shor In The City', will also be a part of the bold project 'Dirty Picture'. He says he is at ease experimenting with characters and genres.

'I'm comfortable doing all kinds of roles and genres. It depends how good the directors are, how much they inspire you, what is the chemistry with the rest of the team. That is the most important thing. Not the genre or the role. I'm happy doing all things,' he added.