The celebrations of <em>Kahiin To Hoga</em> winning four awards (Best Debutante Male, Best Debutante Female, TV Personality of the Year Male, Best Ensemble of the Year) at the Sangini Indian Telly Awards Nite last week may not have yet died down at Balaji House, but creative head Ekta Kapoor has a huge problem on her hands. And this time, the problem's far bigger than when Amar Upadhyay and Nausheen Ali Sardar kissed goodbye to <em>Kyunki Saas Bhi</em>... and <em>Kkusum </em>respectively.

When one of the most happening serials on TV starts dragging, you know it's time to infuse some action into the proceedings. And who knows the strategy of the sudden twist in the tale better than the empress of soap herself? After dallying for a few weeks while the Sujal-Kashish wedding pulled <em>Kahiin To Hoga's</em> TRPs down, Ekta and her scriptwriters are in overdrive. Just in case you think that she's going to zero in on Piyush's killer and make Sujal and Kashish quickly unite, think again!

He is sly, he's brash. He's a party animal, he's a Casanova.God knows how many girls he's going around with. And how can we forget that he even tried drugs? On screen, of course. Frankly, it was a surprise to see him getting the 'Best Devar' award at the Star Parivaar nite. How can the Best Devar impregnate a girl and live-in with her sister? Pat comes the defense. "Still, there's something loveable about Rishi. That's why you are here, aren't you?" Can we argue?

Rajeev, better known as Sujal of Kahiin To Hoga, bares his heart in an exclusive tete a tete Outside, it's a foggy, rain drenched twilight at Goregaon's Sankraman Studios. Within, however, it's a warmth induced by bright lights, loud noises and a flurry of activity on the <em>Kahiin To Hoga</em> sets. The sharp contrast is much like <em>KTH's</em> protagonist Sujal's own self.

Being Sujal is his ticket to small screen fame, his passport to the world of glam celebrities. Being Sujal is also Rajeev Khandelwal's bete noire, his constant anxiety of being trapped in an image. A peek into the world of Indian television's current superstar. His cell phone beeps incessantly, an unflagging reminder of the popularity of the intense eyed actor relaxing between shots in his make up van at Goregaon's Sankraman Studios.

He was Jai in Just Mohabbat and she shook her butt in the Shake it Daddy music video. But Vatsal Sheth and Ayesha Takia would rather look at their television sojourns as mere launching pads to the big screen. Stars in their eyes they may have, but the new breed of actors is apparently not content with small screen success. Both Vatsal and Takia, who forewent offers on television, are all set to make their Bollywood splash this monsoon in Gordhan Tanwani's <em>Taarzan- The Wonder Car</em> directed by the duo-in-white Abbas Mastan. But will the two hit the jackpot?