Tabu at Vivek Oberoi's wedding reception at ITC Grand Maratha

By IANS
Tabu at Vivek Oberoi's wedding reception at ITC Grand Maratha

Vivek Oberoi's wedding reception at ITC Grand Maratha

By IANS
Vivek Oberoi's wedding reception at ITC Grand Maratha

Vidya Balan : Back in action!

By Hindustan Times
Mumbai, Nov. 4 -- Now, who's this disturbing me while I'm chatting with you guys. Turns out to be my Bandra reporter who's insisting that I give him a minute right away. Hmm, he says that Vidya Balan, best known as the goodwill ambassador of saris, the national dress for Bhartiya naaris, has become the first woman to be featured in a sari on a popular lifestyle magazine's cover.
So? Reporter insists that the magazine in question doesn't feature women too often, and in its entire run, has never featured a woman in a sari. It seems that Balan has worn an artistic six-yard and has posed backless for the mag's anniversary cover. I think ladies just need to get up and take note of this sexy old-new avatar of hers, right now!

Ajay-Kajol :What's in a tattoo?

By Hindustan Times
Mumbai, Nov. 4 -- Ooo, look who was here! Madhu My Mottu Maid and Rapchik Rajni had come over to collect their pending payments. I'm glad because I don't want to have anything to do with my past pest employees.
They've left me a message, which says that Ajay Devgn, accompanied by the entire Golmaal 3 team, went over to the KBC 4 sets. In between the shots, director Rohit Shetty and Devgn babu got into a conversation over tattoos. The director asked if he'd regret having only his daughter Nysa's name engraved and the actor promptly said, "Never. In fact, I may soon have Yug's name inked too."
Shetty, the ladies state, went a step ahead, and asked why he hadn't got Kajol's name engraved. To this, Devgnji just smiled and winked. Hmm, some questions are best left unanswered.

Aishwarya: Hit in Malaysia

By Hindustan Times
Mumbai, Nov. 4 -- Goooooooood morning my lemon-n-mint mojitos! How goes it in your world? Mine is all lit up, thanks to the Diwali greetings, crackers and chocolates! Before I can ask my chauffer to drive me to the nearest jewellery store for my itsy-bitsy diamond hunt, since I don't have anything new as yet to wear on the big Friday night, let me fill you in with all that is and some that isn't sensational in Bollywood. Here goes!
For starters, I've been told that Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has become a hit of sorts in Malaysia this year. You're wondering what happened there?
Well, Jr Mrs Bachchan's Anarkali kurtas from her films Raavan and Robot, both multi-crore-bi-lingual projects, are becoming popular with ladies in the South-East of Asia this Diwali. My informers from Malaysia insist that Thiyananthan Bathumalai, a manufacturer in the country, is flooded with orders from ladies of all sizes, for kurtas similar to the kind that the ex-Miss India and Miss World wore in the two aforementioned films.
In fact, if the orders continue, the dresses are sure to become the best-selling items in the country this year. Oooo!

Sara Khan, Ali Merchant to marry on 'Bigg Boss 4'

New Delhi, Nov 4 (IANS) Just when all seemed unwell between TV actors Sara Khan and Ali Merchant, the couple has shocked everyone by deciding to tie the knot Nov 10 on the reality show "Bigg Boss 4".
The couple was going through a rough patch in their three-year-long relationship, but will now marry in the presence of their parents and all "Bigg Boss 4" contestants. The wedding will take place in the Lonavala house, where contestants have been locked for three months without any communication with the outside world.
Ever since Sara came in "Bigg Boss 4", she was seen getting close to actor Ashmit Patel. But Ali couldn't cope with their closeness and decided to enter the show for a weeklong-stay, starting Wednesday.
In fact, just within a day of his stay, he popped the question, and she said yes.
The housemates are quite thrilled about the wedding and have started talking about the preparations for traditional ceremonies like mehendi, sangeet and the nikah.
The wedding will also see the presence of popular actors from leading shows of Colors.

Deepika lifts 75-kg Imran!

By Hindustan Times
NEW DELHI, Nov. 4 -- In most Hindi films, we've seen the hero lift his heroine in some or the other scene. But a heroine carrying her hero on her back. Well, Deepika Padukone has done exactly that. Deepika lifted actor Imran Khan in her forthcoming film, Break Ke Baad. Although it wasn't easy, she managed it after some training and rehearsals.
The scene in question features during the song Adhoore Hain. In the film, Aaliyah Khan (Deepika's character) plays the lead in the relationship with Abhay Gulati (Imran Khan). "Danish (Aslam, the director) felt that showing Aaliyah carrying Abhay was the perfect way to convey the drastic changes their relationship undergoes during the film," says a source from the film.
Turns out that was easier said than done, as Imran weighs 75 kgs as against Deepika's 55 kgs. But she underwent considerable training. Deepika also rehearsed the scene a few times. "To ensure that she didn't suffer any back trouble while performing the scene, she wore a thick, wide belt as a preventive measure," says the source. Talking about the sequence, Deepika says it was really "fun to shoot."
"Everyone on the sets was worried. But being an athlete, I was confident that I'd be able to carry Imran without any problem," she said. On the contrary, director Aslam calls it a complicated scene. "It's not easy to carry 75 kgs on your back. We didn't want Deepika to get hurt, so we were cautious," he says.