Must do whatever we can to help Nepal victims: Big B (Movie Snippets)

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan seems to have lost faith in the saying - 'Life goes on' - after the Nepal tragedy. He says he can't get his heart to agree with it, adding that all steps must be taken to get the nation back on its feet.

"Yes...they say life goes on much like 'the show must go on'...but somewhere the heart does not agree...please Lord be merciful!

"Soon when all is rested and settled, we must do whatever we can in helping our brothers and sisters who have suffered," the 72-year-old wrote on Twitter.

The Himalayan nation was devastated when a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit the region on Saturday and left over 4300 dead and thousands more injured.

The cine icon, who had shot the song "Pyaar mein dil pe" with Zeenat Aman at the Durbar Square in Nepal, is baffled by nature's fury but also appreciates all the efforts being made to overcome this tragedy.

"The devastating visuals that one sees is so frightening...nature's fury is unmatched, but so is human effort and prayer," he shared. -*-

Spending time with kids makes SRK have positive feelings

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan may have become a dream man for many courtesy his romantic image on the silver screen, but it is spending time with children that instills a "positive" dreamy feeling in him.

"A day filled with 'childrenness' makes me want to have many more positive dreams," SRK posted on Twitter.

The superstar has won accolades like 'King Khan', 'Baadshah' and 'King of Romance' thanks to films like "Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge", "Veer-Zaara" and "Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham...".

The actor, whose last film "Happy New Year" became a bumper hit, is busy shooting for Maneesh Sharma's "Fan" and Rohit Shetty's "Dilwale".

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Kalki Koechlin goes gaga over 'Court'

Actress Kalki Koechlin, who is garnering positive responses for bringing the struggles of a girl suffering from cerebral palsy with convention on screen in "Margarita With A Straw", heaped praise on courtroom drama "Court".

The actress took to micro-blogging site Twitter to laud the National Film Award winning film for its attempt to bring the truth inside a courtroom to the big screen.

"Just watched @CourtTheFilm for a second time. So non judgemental, so much restraint and still so gut wrenching. People, go watch this film," Kalki shared.

Directed by Chaitanya Tamhane, "Court" is about a trial which unfolds in a lower court where the hopes and dreams of the city's ordinary people play out.