Ram Gopal Verma

Shraddha is one of the most loved actresses of television and has a massive fan following.

Mere Dad Ki Dulhan fame Shaleen Malhotra bags his next big project.

Remember Adhwik Mahajan, the lead of Ram Gopal Verma’s movie ‘Contract’ released in the year 2008? Well, this young talent will apparently enter the television scenario with Colors’ upcoming fiction show. If sources are to be believed, Adhwik Mahajan might in all probability be roped in as the lead face in Writer turned Producer Damini Shetty’s (Mystic Productions) and Colosceum Productions’ show for Colors, tentatively titled <em><a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/sanjha-chulha-tentative-title-replace-colors-parichay>Sanjha Chulha</a></em>.

<strong>A page from the personal diary of Neha Mehta</strong> I was studying History Honors from Delhi aiming to become an IAS officer when I entered the glam world. This was an unanticipated career choice. Neither my parents nor I expected that I would venture into this field. I met a famous photographer from Delhi who used to shoot print ads for a leading magazine. He suggested that I become a model and I said “yes”. It was something that I had never thought before but it sounded exciting and I went for it. I continued my studies along with modelling.

Naveen Prabhakar, who shot to fame with <em> The Great Indian Laughter Challenge,</em> has stepped foot into Bollywood. Unlike his fellow <em> Laughter Challenge</em> colleagues, Naveen has been chosen to play the lead in two films. An ecstatic Naveen says, “I play the lead in two films; one is Ram Gopal Verma’s <em> Mujhe Ramuji Ko Milna Hai </em> and the other is Suresh Jain’s <em> Saturday night</em>. The former is a social drama based on the lives of aspiring actors while the latter is an out and out comedy. Unfortunately, I can’t reveal many details.”

what's common between best buddies Karan and Shahrukh, besides the fact that both will soon be seen as hosts on the small screen. Well, we think both have the gift of the gab and good PR skills to keep an audience rolling in abundance.