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Kareena Kapoor, Bipasha Basu and Katrina Kaif are headed to Chicago along with Shah Rukh Khan and Saif Ali Khan to do a Meet & Greet Your Fans show organised by the Moranis.

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Kareena Kapoor, Bipasha Basu and Katrina Kaif are headed to Chicago along with Shah Rukh Khan and Saif Ali Khan to do a Meet & Greet Your Fans show organised by the Moranis.

While Saif and SRK are known to get along famously, a bitchy actress called us to say, "I am wondering what will happen to the three actresses once the show gets over? While Bebo and Bips have patched up, and Kareena and Kat are cordial towards each other.


Bipasha has professed to have no vibes towards Kat. Meanwhile Kat has said that all the animosity has just been created by each other's boyfriends.


Now that Salman and John are not there with them will the show generate into a free-for-all catfight?" Well, we'd love that.

Rohit Shetty
The Movies I Loved Growing Up

The Golmaal and Golmaal Returns director lists his pick of flicks...

JEWEL THIEF (1967): This was an amazing film. There were some 21 to 22 characters in Vijay Anand's film. All of them kept on lying to the hero played by Dev Anand. I thought he would be the Jewel Thief as he was the film's lead but at the end, the villain (Ashok Kumar) lived up to the film's title. And we all sat watching and waiting with bated breath for Dev Anand to be the Jewel Thief!

JOHNNY MERA NAAM (1970): This is again Vijay Anand's film about two brothers who get separated one becomes a cop and the other a smuggler. It was an extremely entertaining lost -and-found formula. I still remember one of the dialogues between Dev Anand and Jeevan which goes: Agar chor, chor pe bharosa na kare, toh Allah Bhagwan pe bharosa karna chod dega! Imagine such a dialogue in today's times! It would surely get everyone concerned into trouble.

SHOLAY (1975): Arre O Samba....! This is a memory that remains etched in my growing up years. Sholay is unique because of its characters and canvas. Even those who had small roles and just one line to say in the film were remembered.

Golmaal (1979): It was Amol Palekar all the way in Hrishikesh Mukherjee's film. It had everything in it including a car chase sequence at the end the scene I loved watching the most as I digged thrills on the big screen.

INKAAR (1977): I remember this film for the scene which had a car toppling. It was the first film I saw which showed cars going turtle. It was a fascinating sight. Veeru Devgan was the film's action director and one of the early films to show such action. It was a thriller and the mystery element had me hooked.

SASHA GOES SHORT...

Then

Now

Shahid Kapur was spotted at the media meet of Kaminey with shortly cropped hair. The flowing mane he had for the film has been snipped as he is shooting for a Yash Raj film.

..Dino has a Trim

Dino Morea announced his new look on Twitter over the weekend. The actor put up a message saying, "Tweeple, how is everyone tday? Did a show last nite. Pics r up on the web.


Check them out. Cut my hair a bit." Was it boredom or a new film look that made him trim his hair?

...Celina Styles It

Celina Jaitly has gone in for a new hair do and styling in her upcoming film Accident on Hill Road.


Directed by Mahesh Nair and produced by Nari Hira, the actress's look was designed by celeb hairstylist Aalim and designer Joe Mansuri. The actress wanted a hatke look for the thriller.

RAZA'S BOLLYWOOD
If the 'rakhi ka swayamvar' winner is called her would-be husband, what'd the 15 losing contestants be called?
'Could' be husbands.
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