<a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/indian-tvs-biggest-stars-come-together-ekta-kapoors-life-ok-show>Ekta Kapoor</a> is at her best again, as she is trying to bring back the magical combination of her yester year shows in the innovative promotional campaign for her upcoming movie <em>Ek Thi Daayan</em> through the thrill based show on Life OK, titled <em><a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/slideshow/launch-life-oks-ek-thhi-naayka>Ek Thhi Naayka</a></em>.

Remember <a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/mohan-kapoor-turns-commentator-100>Mohan Kapoor</a>, the loud host of Zee’s Saanp Seedhi? The man is back to fiction with <a href= http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/nakusha-dutta-survive-major-accident>Laagi Tujhse Lagan</a>. He starts shooting today for his character, Jagtap and his entry would be in the Monday's episode.

The promos of Star Plus' Heartbeat has one distinct voice that presides over the show. This face behind this voice has been kept under wraps, not only by the channel and the production house, but also by the man himself! But there's no mistaking Kapoor's heavy duty voice that's his distinct style! Mohan Kapoor gained instant telly stardom with the show he hosted for Zee TV, <em>Saap Seendi</em> (1996) and was last seen on television in Star Plus' <em>Kaahin Kissii Roz</em> and Zee's <em>Kittie Party</em>.

The insecurities, hectic pace and round-the-clock happenings of Indian television have had their toll on one more actor. But evicted from Ekta Kapoor's K. Street, Pali Hill, Aly Khan is not taking it lying down. Vickey Lalwani caught up with the livid actor: "I am flabbergasted that I have been removed from <em>K. Street, Pali Hill</em> without anyone bothering to inform me. I was busy getting ready on a shoot when some insignificant person from the sets came over and broke the news to me.

Jassi may be Jassi on screen and off it, but Nandu, her male equivalent, bespectacled, well-oiled and clumsy, is definitely something else once he sheds the pancake. Gaurav Gera is as trendy and hip as they come, a far cry from the bumbling endearing simpleton he portrays in <em>Jassi Jaissi Koi Nahin</em>. Nor is he worried about playing second fiddle to the buck toothed Jassi.