What’s happening to Kurbani?
Well, I won’t talk about it right now, but you will hear something about it very soon.

Zayed and Hrithik have just become dads. When do we get to hear the good news from you?
(Smiles) Natassha and I are enjoying ourselves and we have been married for just two years. I guess we are enjoying the freedom now, travelling a lot, as once kids come into the picture, a lot of things will change. But Insha Allah, very soon we will plan a child. Once we are tire of all the fun and travelling, we will start a family.

How’s your garment business going on?
Great. We have already started five stores in Chandigarh, Delhi and Jaipur and this year we will set up stores in Hyderabad, Bangalore and Mumbai as well.

You are a hardcore cricket fan, so why haven’t you been seen at any of the IPL matches yet?
I have really been caught up with my shoots, though I have been watching all the matches on television. Now I have a few days off and I will be going to the stadium to watch Mumbai Indians play Kolkata Knight Riders, next.

Whom will you support? Mumbai or Shah Rukh’s team?
I am a Mumbaikar at the end of the day, and everyone wants the home team to win. SRK, on the other hand, is a friend and has a very good team. So I would say, let the best team win.

You’ve had a couple of hits in comedies like No Entry and Heyy Baby. So shouldn’t you be doing more comedies?
It is a tough genre. I am not talking from the point of view of only an actor but also from the perspectives of a director and writer. All I can say is that after Hey Baby and No Entry, I did not find any offer exciting.

There are rumours that you are at a war with your Heyy Baby director Sajid Khan.
They’re unfounded! That’s all I can say.

The quantity of drug governed the gravity of an offence and its punishment. Since May 2001, the law recognises two categories of drug offences. Offenders, who possessed a small quantity for ‘personal consumption’, were sent to jail for one year or less. All other offenders were liable to imprisonment for at least 10 years.

Fardeen’s third application, filed in July 2007, asked the court to specify the exact charges against him. Usha Sisodia, prosecutor for the NCB, had argued on all three occasions that Fardeen and five others should be prosecuted for possessing a commercial quantity of cocaine. When charges are framed in the case on February 8, Fardeen will be tried for possessing and conspiring to buy one gram of cocaine.