Starring: <strong>Rishi Kapoor, Lilette Dubey, Ali Zafar, Siddharth, Divyendu Sharma, Tapsee Pannu, Anupam Kher</strong> Directed by <strong>David Dhawan</strong> Rating: <strong>*** ? </strong> “<em>Dum hai, Boss</em>!” the perky young Miss Congeniality in David Dhawan’s <em>Chashme Baddoor</em> (CB), a far cry from the <em>shastriya-sangeet</em> trainee Tutti-fruti-eating Deepti Naval in Sai Paranjpye’s film, exclaims whenever she is impressed by her lover-boy’s dialogue-<em>baazi</em>.

Ali Zafar is appalled and horrified by stories that he is not in India to promote his new film <em>Chashme Buddoor</em> (CB) because of visa problems. “This is utterly baseless. I am joining my co-stars Siddharth and Divyendu Sharma from early next week. I wish I could be there for the whole period of the film’s promotion,” says Ali. Ironically, Ali is away from the promotion of his film in India not because of visa problems but because he is shooting a film on Indo-Pak amity.

2010’s sleeping success Tere Bin Laden is ready to have its sequel, with a new satirical concept by director Abhishek Sharma. Interestingly titled <em>Tere Bin Laden 3</em> the film goes on floors soon. But for Ali Zafar, who will play a cameo in the film, it will not be easy as he wants to complete David Dhawan’s <em>Chashme Baddoor</em> before doing this film.

Last seen in <em>London, Paris, New York </em>with Ali Zafar, Aditi Rao Hydari has now been roped in to play a stellar role in the Akshay Kumar-starrer Boss. Said film's director Anthony D'Souza, "Aditi is finalised for the film, but we can't talk exactly which character she will be playing in the film. You will have to wait till 15 Dec for an official announcement."