Julia Roberts struggles in bikini

Julia Roberts seemingly struggled with her skimpy bikini during the filming of her latest film ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ in Bali.

The actress was allegedly in danger of revealing more than she intended while shooting scenes for the movie.

The ‘Pretty Woman’ star was said to have avoided a disastrous wardrobe malfunction as she adjusted her teeny top.

Co-star Javier Bardem was later seen splashing the water as he joined the beauty in the surf.

350 security men for Julia Roberts

Almost 350 security men, bulletproof cars and a chopper too – that’s what it takes to secure Hollywood star Julia Roberts, who is here with her three children to shoot for the movie "Eat, Pray, Love".

"There are more than 100 policemen outside the Ashram Hari Mandir and almost equal number inside the premises, both uniformed and in civilian disguise. Nobody can breach this cover and no outsider is allowed to enter the ashram, no matter whosoever he or she is. We have strict instructions," said a Haryana police official.

The actress, who arrived here Thursday, is staying at the Pataudi Palace with her three children, their nannies and other cast and crew members.

"The organisers have hired more than 100 burly bouncers and security guards from Delhi that includes close to 40 gunmen besides the police protection," the officer said.

The 41-year-old star has three bulletproof cars with jet-black window panes for her personal use, while a chopper has also been noticed invigilating the village.

Pretty Woman- Julia Roberts arrives Delhi

Hollywood’s pretty woman Julia Roberts is in the capital for ‘Eat, Pray and Love’, which is the name of her forthcoming film.

As she arrived in India for a shoot, the lissome actress could be seen being accompanied by her gorgeous twins, Hazel and Phinnaeus, on her Indian sojourn.

The stunner arrived in Delhi on Thursday morning causing much stir at the IGI airport. As per insiders, Julia, and the cast of the film - Billy Crudup, Javier Bardem and Richard Jenkins, will be here till the first week of October; that’s when the India leg of their filming schedule gets over.

Based on the novel by the same name, the film has an extensive segment of India shoot. But catching a glimpse of Julia is going to be one tough task as the crew has kept their itinerary a top secret.

However, sources say that Julia and the entire cast headed straight to the Pataudi Palace from the airport after clearing the customs. As of now, they have checked into a five star hotel. And the shooting will soon begin at an ashram near Gurgaon. The Pataudi Palace is also a likely venue for the shooting.

As for Julia’s India rendezvous, this isn’t her first visit to the country. The actress had come earlier with her husband Danny Moder and had visited the Taj Mahal.

Julia Roberts produces Jesus Henry Christ

Hollywood Superstar Julia Roberts returns to the big screen this week with her movie Duplicity.

It is reported that Julia Roberts will work on the project Jesus Henry Christ with Dennis Lee, who directed her in the upcoming movie Fireflies in the Garden.

Jesus Henry Christ is about a brilliant boy created in a petri-dish, raised by a left-wing feminist woman and who goes to a prestigious Catholic school.

At age 10, the boy embarks on a mission, following Post-It notes that he finds around his hometown in the belief they could lead him to his biological father.

The Pretty Woman star, 41, won an Oscar in 2000 for Erin Brockovich. In Duplicity she plays a spy alongside her partner Clive Owen.

Oscar Buzz For Julia Roberts

It's been a while since Julia Roberts really got her teeth into a role.

Hollywood's most powerful actress virtually called it a day after Mike Nichols' dark 2004 relationship drama, Closer.
Since then, she's been taking care of her twins, daughter Hazel Patricia and son Phinnaeus Walter. Her third child, son Henry Daniel Moder was born in last June, and Julia's sparsely-updated filmography has included cameos and voicework, but no lead roles.

Finally, she comes back to the screen in Nichols' latest film, Charlie Wilson's War, written by West Wing scribe Aaron Sorkin and starring Tom Hanks and Philip Seymour Hoffman.

The warmly praised film, described by The New York Post's Lou Lumenick as 'A feel-good comedy about a covert US effort to fund resistance to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan,' features Julia in a powerful supporting role as right-wing Texas socialite Joanne Herring.

With three stars positively soaking in Oscar gold, chances for a Best Supporting Actress nod are high for Roberts.