Lo and behold - Gul Panag has gone chic and how! Though in real life she has been a bindaas woman all these years in spite of being a part of so-called serious films like DHOOP, DOR and MANORAMA - SIX FEET UNDER, on print she has rarely gone the whole hog in projecting a sensual image. However, she has gone ahead and done what is hardly-unthinkable for her by… more

In spite of being a part of the so-called serious films, Gul Panag says that she was quite comfortable doing a dare bare shoot for a lifestyle magazine. “I have always done things my own way and it was irresistible when the magazine approached me to get down to my night suit. Did I feel awkward about doing so? Nope, not at all. What’s there at all to feel awkward… more

Someone out there is resulting in some serious temperature soaring. And the young woman in question is none other than Gul Panag. Joginder Tuteja catches up with the Gul who seems to have raised quite some eyebrows as she gets hot-n-sizzling on the cover of latest issue of MAXIM. Why now? I know, the first question which comes to the mind of so many people out there is - 'Why… more

Five minutes into a conversation with Gul Panag and you know she is different. Not donning a 'holier-than-thou' persona and being truly non-pretentious, she comes across as truly different from the rest of her ilk belonging to the glamour world. This is why you are hardly surprised when she openly declares that she could hardly identify with 'Nimmi', the character she plays in MANORAMA SIX FEET UNDER. "Of course it… more

You are hardly surprised when Gul Panag declares that she couldn’t relate to the character she plays in Navdeep Singh’s ‘Manorama Six Feet Under’ opposite Abhay Deol. “Nimmi is one of those millions of middle-class Indian housewives, who get married at the age of 21 to a man after just seeing his photograph. These women give birth to a child in nine months flat, settle down to routine chores and… more

Gul Panag seems to have decided to go glam. The latest issue of Maxim magazine sees the actress coming a long way from the dutiful Zeenat in Nagesh Kukunoor's Dor.   The former Miss India (1999) looks terrific in black in Maxim's September cover. In an interview to the magazine, the actress talks about her love life, and her recent backpacking trip across Europe.   Her recent films may have… more

Our jaws dropped when we saw Gul Panag on the latest issue of Maxim. We never knew that the girl who played a dutiful wife as Zeenat in Dor could look this h-o-t as she posed for the men's magazine that hit stands this month Click here to view the slideshow What a morning it's been! This shoot woke us up to a side of you we hadn't seen before!… more

After wowing fans with her performance in Nagesh Kukunoor’s Dor and equally good work in Manorama Six Feet Under and Summer 2007, Gul Panag is back with three releases lined up — Hello, Straight and Hello Darling. Is choosiness about roles an important aspect of her working style? “I wouldn’t say that I have a fixed formula for choosing roles, but I’m particular about what I want to do. If… more

Though there is still uncertainty around Gul Panag's real life love story, on reel life she is having a whale of time with as many as three men vying for her attention. While in real life this may be a little hazardous, on screen Gul is enjoying every bit of shooting for A RECTANGULAR LOVE STORY. Smiles Gul, "A RECTANGULAR LOVE STORY is a story about three boys and a… more

Gul Panag and Vinay Pathak make merry on the sets of Parvati Balagopalan's film Straight It's a bright and sunny day at the Kamaal Amrohi studio at Andheri where the shoot for Parvati Balagopalan's film Straight is on full swing. It being the last day of action, there is a flurry of activity as Parvati is giving last minute instructions. Gul Panag and Vinay Pathak who play the lead in… more