Star couples are increasingly in favour of getting back together, rather than going their separate ways Crazy work schedules, glamorous lifestyles and the pressure of maintaining relationships while staying under the limelight, is something that has made easy prey of film and TV stars. Many couples do not survive the test by fire that the media with its vapid speculations and the public with its insatiable curiosity put it through. The sailing gets rougher when both partners in a relationship are on the roller coaster ride of fame and success.

We hear, Sahara Manoranjan's biggest, glossiest and costliest TV serial till date <em>Karishma- The Miracles of Destiny</em> is in its last leg of journey. The show is unlikely to go beyond the last week of September or say, the first week of October, when the contracted 262 episodes come to an end.

Less than a year ago, Deepshikha (known more as the Parveen Babi look-alike and less for her roles in <em>Kittie Party</em> and <em>Karishma- The Miracles Of Destiny</em>) had separated from hubby of five years, Jeet Upendra. Upendra, for those with long memories, was the guy who shook his torso to the famous '<em>Hawa Hawa</em>' number in <em>Don 2</em>. Deepshikha even went on record telling us that she had legally dissolved their marriage.