The hectic shoot of Raavana seems to have taken a major toll on Aishwarya– the gruelling shoot has completely drained her and she looks visibly exhausted.

According to our khabroo, Ash took a day off from the shoot and visited an uber exclusive spa centre in Mumbai. The spa centre is famous for herbal and natural use of products which are loved by Apni Ash.

But the catchy news our khabroo gave us is when Ash came on the sets the next day, Abhi bhaiyya just could not keep his eyes off Ash as was the case with others present on the sets….

Well, it seems that Abhi can’t seem to have enough of wife Ash’s stunning looks. Also, did you know that one feature of Ash which Abhi is completely knocked out by? It’s her beautiful luminous skin which seems to get only more beautiful with each passing day.

So what is the raaz Ash? Is it some new beauty secret or the effect of being in love?

Shree Ashtavinayak Cine Vision Ltds’s under-water action adventure BLUE directed by Anthony D’Souza definitely spells danger, excitement, thrills and dare-devil risks! It’s not just the audiences who will get to see these stunts but the actors themselves who went through the perils in order to get the best shots for such a never-seen-before adventure

In one such incident, Akshay Kumar was injured, while filming the under-water fight sequence, where he is seen without an oxygen mask. Akshay banged his head against an iron shaft and began bleeding profusely.

This is one of the most frightening moments of the film, because there were 40-50 sharks in the nearby vicinity.

And as soon as the crew realized what had happened, the safety divers who had a chain shield covering them immediately rushed to form a protective circle around him forming a pack and bring him to the surface.

Simultaneously the shark baiters deliberating swam away from Akshay and dispersed the bait in order to mislead/ distract the sharks.

Celina Jaitley certainly is one lucky gal. Recently on a shoot at Maldives for her south film ‘Sreemati’ opposite superstar Upendra, Celina had a close brush with death.

It was the camera assistant, whose quick thinking and deft actions pulled her from the jaws of death. Recalling the incident, Celina says, “I escaped severe injuries by falling into shallow rocky seas from a great height.

While shooting, the camera buggy was supposed to go past me while I was standing near an outcrop. But it swung out of control and I toppled, barely managing to grab a buggy rung.

I lost my grip on that too but the camera assistant Ram Gopal Mishra grabbed me and that saved me.”

All of this happened in just a few seconds and it was Celina’s good fortune and the camera assistant’s sheer presence of mind that saved Celina.

But Celina also has an unshakable belief that those who have the blessings and goodwill of others have nothing to worry about.

We sure agree with you and are grateful for the lucky angel guarding you.

He has shed his famous cap, got rid of the nasal twang in his voice and now wants to prove to the world with his film "Radio" that he's a good actor. Himesh Reshammiya, who has sung and composed numerous hit songs, says acting is his only passion at the moment.

"Right now my passion is acting because I want to prove myself. Even after doing two films, one of which was such a big hit ('Aap Kaa Surroor'), a lot of people still say 'why is he getting into acting when he has such a successful career in music?', " Himesh told in an interview.

"People had same perception when I turned singer from composer. So I have to prove it yet again that I can do it and do it well...even though I have an unconventional face, " he said.

Himesh's "Karzzz" sank without a trace at the box office and he says everyone except his parents criticised him for facing the camera.

"A lot of people in my own family feel that I shouldn't have got into acting. Not my parents, but my uncles and aunts feel this way. But I know I have it in me and I will prove it, " Himesh said.

Shahid Kapoor needs to wear bum bags to make his rear look in shape.

Shahid, who has worked on achieving a good physique, was still not very confident about his butt.

So, in order to make his hips look nice and round, he wears a bum bag, which is a small pouch like thing secured with a zipper and is worn at the waist.

Shahid has been wearing bum bags since his first film in 2003.

While he doesn’t wear these at home, he needs to wear them during film shoots because he is afraid his near-flat butt will look bad. Guess everyone has their own little quirks!

Shiney Ahuja finally got some respite when he was granted bail on surety of Rs 50,000 and the assurance that he will stay out of Mumbai.

The actor has been asked to report to the nearest police station every month. He has also been asked to surrender his passport, and he cannot leave the country.

Ahuja, chargesheeted for allegedly raping his 20-year-old maidservant, is in custody since June 15. Lower court had rejected his bail application.

Earlier on Wednesday, the prosecution argued that being an influential person Shiney may tamper with the evidence if given bail.

"The trial could be over in six months, as it is before a fast-track court," said additional public prosecutor Sangeeta Shinde.

Earlier, there was a debate on the meaning of the word 'atyachar' in Marathi. Shiney's lawyer, Advocate Shirish Gupte had pointed out on Tuesday that though the victim spoke explicitly about rape when police recorded her statement, in the statement before magistrate she only spoke of 'atyachar'.

Shiney Ahuja may not be a saint but he is not a rapist either, the actor's lawyer said pleading for bail.

Arguing before Bombay High Court, after sessions court rejected Shiney's bail plea in the rape case, his lawyer said that evidence indicated a consensual sexual intercourse between the actor and the victim.

"I (Shiney) am not a saint in a sense, but not a rapist," said advocate Shirish Gupte, representing Shiney.

Shiney was arrested by police on June 15, after his domestic maid alleged rape. Since then he is in custody, and the lower court is set to frame charges in the case.

Gupte argued that medical and other evidence suggested that intercourse was entirely with the girl's consent. Gupte said that there were no injuries on the girl's body nor were there any signs of damage on her clothes, to suggest use of force.

Also, no body fluids were found on her clothes, he pointed out. The girl's 'pattern of behaviour' shows that she was the consenting party, Shiney's lawyer argued.

Do we see a psychological pattern here? What’s it with Ranbir Kapoor playing the spurned lover over and over again?

He started his career with Saawariya where he worshipped the ground that Sonam Kapoor walked in. She had eyes only for Salman.

Then in Bachna Ae Haseenon Deepika Padukone said a flat no to Ranbir’s proposal.

And now in Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani Ranbir again wooes the girl with his one-sided attentions almpst playing Katrina Kaif’s faithful poodle hanging around her unconditionally.

Raj Kumar Santoshi who returns to comedy after 15 years says he wanted Ranbir to play the unrequited lover-boy with a difference.

“Ajab Prem…. is a film about an unrequited love. I didn’t want Ranbir to play the loser in love as a tragic hero. Chaplin and Ranbir’s grandfather Raj Kapoor excelled in playing tragic losers in love. I don’t think the youngsters identify with”

It's Salman Khan time in Bollywood. With his full-on actioner "Wanted" becoming a hit, the superstar has millions of rupees riding on his shoulders with three more big-budget films lined up. And all his friends in the industry - from David Dhawan to Vipul Shah - are rejoicing at the actor's success.

"Wanted" earned about Rs.38 crore (Rs.380 million) across the country in its first week and industry experts feel that the film's good business will help Salman's forthcoming releases - "Main aur Mrs. Khanna", "London Dreams" and "Veer".

"Salman always knew when and where to strike. He was always very confident about 'Wanted' and this is the reason why he went all out to promote the film," Dhawan, who has worked with Salman in more than half a dozen films, told.