Your kind of man?A self-made man, who’s down to earth. One who’s loving and caring. Must be someone who understands and pampers me a great deal. He should have respect for my parents. He should also have a killer smile.
Your favourite romantic getaway would be…
Gold Coast. It’s a beautiful beach in Australia. In India, it would be Goa.
Who inspires you most?
My dad, for the person he is. He is strong, focused in life, very intelligent and educated. He has taught me that money isn’t all that matters in life. He believes in goodwill. He has proved to be a great husband and the greatest father.
Given a chance to date a historical character who would he be and why?
Hitler. Maybe, I could have brought out the romantic side in him and prevented the Second World War.
Can a man and a woman have platonic relationship?
I believe they can take care of each other without having any sexual feelings attached.
Your first crush?
There was a cute boy in my locality. I used to go and stand for my schoolbus half an hour before just for a glimpse of this boy.
What do you think about the institution of marriage?
Indian culture and rasams are very rich and meaningful. Tradition and culture should definitely be followed. I feel marriage is a very important part of anyone’s life.
What would you do if your man turned out to be gay?
I can never fall for a guy who’s gay. His body language and behaviour would easily suggest his state.
Is a sense of humour a must?
It’s not the most important thing. The most important thing is that the guy should love me. There should be a competition between us on who loves whom the most!
The 65th birthday would rank as the Big B's quietest yet. His son was shooting in Namibia for Goldie Behl's Drona and his daughter-in-law was wrapping up the Pink Panther in Boston while wife Jaya was down with a bout of flu. Added to these problems was the constant worry of having a severely ill mother on his hands.
Whatever the truth about the status of the Shahid- Kareena relationship, the one truth about Shahid's career is clearly perceptible in his choice of heroines.





Rakhi Sawant didn't know what hit her when last week on the dance competition Nach Baliye 3 fellow- contestants Karan Grover and Kavita Kaushik did an act based entirely on Rakhi's unsavoury kissing controversy with the singer Mika.
Reality shows are here to stay. And there's no doubt about it especially when television tycoon Ekta Kapoor bets her money on it.
After all the hype around "Big Brother" winner Shilpa Shetty's stage debut, the opening shows of musical "Miss Bollywood" were a big disappointment. Not because of her performance, but because of delays and technical glitches which were nothing short of plain mismanagement.
Lately, Vidya Balan has earned a reputation for getting into controversies over refusal of roles or disagreeing with costume designers. The actress clarifies to TWF correspondent Ramesh Shah about some of the misunderstandings
How long will his heartburn last?
Producer Rohan Sippy remains convinced Ash is the right choice for Sriram's film.




















With the Tamil version of Nishikant Kamath's Dombivali Fast entitled Yenalu Oruvan, Madhavan has finally taken the plunge. He's started his production company Leukos Films bought over the rights of Yenalu Oruvun from Abbas-Mastan and K Sera Sera.
Aashish Chaudhary has another reason to smile. After creating Dhamaal on screen, he has signed a three-film deal with Suniel Shetty’s production banner, Popkorn Motion Pictures. Debutant director Saurabh Kadra will direct the first film under this deal, titled Easy Monthly Installments. Sharing screen space with him will be Sanjay Dutt, Urmila Matonkar, and Arjun Rampal.