Capdevila Sez... Spain&rsquo;s 2010 World Cup winning left-back Joan Capdevila isn&rsquo;t one to shy away from a challenge. But the footballer, who will be seen playing in the Indian Super League for the John Abraham co-owned NorthEast United Football Club, may have found one that even he cannot overcome: Bollywood.
<img title="Joan Capdevila (r) attends the Mutua Madrid Open tennis tournament at La Caja Magica in Spain. Pic/Getty Images" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2014/nov/Joan-Capdevila.jpg" alt="Joan Capdevila (r) attends the Mutua Madrid Open tennis tournament at La Caja Magica in Spain. Pic/Getty Images" /> Joan Capdevila (r) attends the Mutua Madrid Open tennis tournament at La Caja Magica in Spain. Pic/Getty Images
Or more specifically, dancing in a Bollywood movie. When Abraham joked that Capdevila could play a role in his upcoming movie, 1911 at a press conference recently, the Spaniard gamely said yes but went on to add, &ldquo;No dancing.&rdquo; Guess some things are best left to the professionals.
Joan Capdevila (r) attends the Mutua Madrid Open tennis tournament at La Caja Magica in Spain. Pic/Getty Images
Peace movin' and groovin' A mob and peace seem to be at odds with each other, but both these came together in perfect synchronisation on World Peace Day, yesterday. More than 100 young people from the city performed a six-minute synchronised dance at various locations.
<img title="The International Zouk Flash Mob at the Santacruz airport. Pic/Shadab Khan" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2014/nov/Flash-Mob.jpg" alt="The International Zouk Flash Mob at the Santacruz airport. Pic/Shadab Khan" /> The International Zouk Flash Mob at the Santacruz airport. Pic/Shadab Khan
Part of the International Zouk Flash Mob (IZFM), the dance was to unite the world and spread the message of peace through Zouk popular as the Dance of Love. The dance was performed at Carter Road and Marine Drive in the morning, and at the Santacruz airport, followed by performances at two Thane malls.
Brazilian Zouk, which was performed is a dance for couples that comes from Lambada and was simultaneously performed in 150 cities across 50 countries.

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