Ash dazzled at Pink Panther 2, Eddie is back to tickle

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Aishwarya made waves at the premier of Pink Panther 2 in Berlin.

Bollywood superstar Aishwarya Rai Bachchan grabbed eyeballs at the Berlin premier of Pink Panther 2 on Friday night. Eddie Murphy is back with Imagine That a comedy about a successful financial executive who has more time for his blackberry than his seven-year-old daughter.

PINK PANTHER 2

Bollywood superstar, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan was grabbing eyeballs at the Berlin premiere of Pink Panther 2 on Friday night. The Bollywood beauty looked glamorous in a dazzling pink gown as she walked hand-in-hand with co-star Steve Martin.

And she didn't just pose for the shutter bugs, she even took out time to talk about the film that's sweeping all the awards Slumdog Millionaire.

“Good luck to the entire team. It has received so much appreciation of course based in India. There's a lot of Indian talent in it. Rahman has won his Golden Globe and he's a wonderfully talented musician. It's wonderful to see the world wake up to his talent,” says Aishwarya.

Steve Martin spoke about his love for Berlin on the red carpet.

"I love Berlin. You know, this is the first time I've been outside the hotel. But I've been here before and thoroughly enjoyed this city. I was here when the wall was up and we made excursions into East Berlin as tourists. And I thought the museums there were beautiful. I'm so glad the city is united. And I love the artistic enthusiasm of the city, it feels enthusiastic about culture and the arts and the people feel very on the cutting edge of art,” says actor Steve Martin.

It is a love for the arts that translates on the big screen as well. Pink Panther 2 is Steve Martin's second outing as Inspector Clouseau, who tries to stop an globe-trotting thief who specialises in stealing historical artifacts.

EDDIE MURPHY

Eddie Murphy is back with Imagine That a comedy about a successful financial executive who has more time for his blackberry than his seven-year-old daughter. And when he has a crisis of confidence and his career plummets, he finds solace in his daughter's imaginary world. Imagine that hits US theatres in June.