Apparently the film will be about an old man who has three grandsons, each on very different paths of life. One is police officer, the other a thief and the third insane. Dilip’s character has to decide which one to leave his money to.

Deepika said they have decided to be less public about their relationship,as their openness about it was  isunderstood,leading to loss of privacy.She added that they don’t have to work together to prove their love or togetherness. Moreover, the couple must be scared of facing the same fate that their predecessors faced. Kareena Kapoor and Shahid Kapoor failed miserably in reel life until Jab We Met, which was released after their split. Then Kareena carried the bad fate to her next relationship. Her film Tashan with boyfriend Saif Ali Khan also failed. Well, Ranbir and Deepika seem to have learnt from the mistakes of other Bollywood couples!

There is an emotional moment in the show where Vivek talks about what prompted him to meet Salman Khan’s mother when she was sick and hospitalized. As per him, he could understand the pain she may have gone through when Salman Khan was attacked from all ends because he has seen his own mother suffering with all sorts of things being written about him over last so many years. On a lighter note, Vivek also reveals how he was Sajid’s junior in college and entered his gang for the single most reason of ‘pataofying’ girls! Getting candid, Vivek (like no other actor in the recent times) admits that he lost his bearings the moment his initial films turned into a success. He reveals that the moment he became a star, he started calling the shots on the film’s sets and didn’t even allow some of his directors to look at the monitor and check the scenes. However, now in the hindsight, he says that he values success because he has seen failure. Talking about how it feels like sitting at home and waiting for that elusive phone call for work, Vivek appreciates the importance of this second innings which he has kick started.

It is known to quite a few film followers that there was a time when he was offered films like Hum Tum, Bunty Aur Babli and quite recently even Om Shanti Om, which for reasons known to him, he refused! No wonder, Aditya Chopra had remarked - ‘Vivek, you have in you to become Shahrukh Khan. However, you can’t be because today itself you think that you are Shahrukh Khan!” Things turned a little lighter though in the Q&A session with other celebrities. Anil Kapoor asked Vivek about the better actor between him and his dad Suresh Oberoi while Malaika Arora asked him to talk about how he could stay away from controversies for so long. However, the cake was taken by Sajid Khan who gifted him the book - “How to influence people and win friends?” Also, in a special segment of this episode, Vivek also did a stand up comedy with the spotlight entirely on him. Last but not the least, a pointed question popped to him was - ‘In last 7 years of his professional career, which are the three incidents that he would want to change?’
What did Vivek reply? To know about this, tune in to Sajid’s Superstars at 8:00 PM, Saturday on the newly launched channel COLORS!

The PIL also alleged that the actor has further violated the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) Notification, 1991, by getting his land classified in the relatively liberal CRZ-I, when it was in the highly restrictive CRZ-II classification.The work on the bungalow is also said to be in violation of the statutory Heritage Regulations, which regulate that the new building should be of the same height as the old structure, which stood there before, and that it should have architectural attributes in harmony with the old structure.

Following which I had fallen seriously ill. It remained imbibed in my head that it was all because of this sweet dish that I had. From that day onwards I started hating them and have never even attempted having them even once again.” The only actor apart from Shreyas who loves the Gulab Jamun – curd combination is the Bheja Fry star, Vinay Pathak. He too swears by this unusual combo and keeps recommending it to his pals but then whenever he does that he always ends up getting ‘Are you mad?’ kind of a look on their faces.

Bobby has now another problem at hand. After losing 10 kg for his role in “Chamku”, he is now heavily into chocolates. And his family is very worried. “It wasn’t easy for me to lose weight. But once I made up my mind, I did it. But now I’m trying to make back that weight and bingeing on chocolates. I’m even stealing them from my sons,” laughed Bobby. More dilemmas - Bobby had to cut his hair really short for the part. “I was reluctant. But it was one of the pre-conditions for doing ‘Chamku’. I was wondering if I should grow it back to the way it was. I’ve decided to stick to short hair. I feel I can play more characters this way. Also, my hair dries after a shower even before I towel it. I also don’t have to use any hair product.” Released Friday, the brutal film about oppression, injustice and Maoist rebellion was more in the news for its unusual title. Commenting on that, Bobby said: “I thought ‘Chamku’ was just a working title. But it’s my character’s name. And it completely fits in.

” Bobby plays a guy from Bihar, who becomes a Naxalite after his family is brutally murdered. “I play a guy who never gets choices in life. He has no beliefs, no desires until he meets a woman who makes him realise he has the right to happiness.”Bobby recently appeared on the reality show “Dus Ka Dum”, being hosted by Salman Khan, and says it was his first ever appearance on any such show.”It was my first reality show, and with Priyanka. In the beginning I was nervous. I’ve known Salman for years. He used to take me horse riding and for bike stunts. In 2000 and 2003 we did stage shows together. He made me comfortable on the show. So did Priyanka,” he said.

Instead it showed a large, black crow on publicity material.Varma said his success proved that throwing money at films is now not everything in Bollywood.”It’s common knowledge that many a time stars are signed by directors not because they fit the characters but because the distributors and trade pundits demand them,” he said.”‘Phoonk’ got tremendous opening all over the country and that proves that… you can pull in the audiences with a crow.”Trade analyst Taran Adarsh said the development was positive and could make Bollywood and its traditional Hindi-language song and dance routine genre more diverse. “Newer stories are finding their way into theatres in India,” he wrote on his popular website “Both ‘Phoonk’ and ‘Rock On’ didn’t boast of A-list actors to lure the audiences in hordes, but the films let the powerful content do the talking,” he said.

Actor Rajeev Khandelwal, who starred in “Aamir”, agreed, arguing the case for greater artistic integrity. “Bollywood is changing for the better with more meaningful scripts. I got many offers to do commercial films but I wanted to do a film with more meaningful scripts,” he said.”‘Aamir’ was one of them. Thankfully it clicked and I am happy to see that.”Indian film industry specialist Vinod Mirani offered another explanation: in the fiercely competitive world of Bollywood and global economic uncertainty, at the moment less is sometimes more.”These small films are less risky and therefore producers are taking their chances,” he said.”If they click it, they make it big. films like ‘Phoonk’ probably only cost 20 million rupees but made five times that at the box office.”They will also make more money via satellite rights. So it makes economic sense to make such films.”