First, a new time slot and now a slew of new characters.

There's a spot of bad news for all loyal <em>Remix</em> fans. Hey bhaggu! Star One has decided to chop the Shrishti Arya produced daily one hour show by half from next week. D-uh? Does that mean the motley gang of Anvesha, Yuvi and company is on its way out? Not really. Remix has just been given a time slot of 8:00 to 8:30 pm. Says Shrishti Arya, "This schedule has been planned by the channel, it's their decision. They told me that the serial has to be cut down to half an hour, so I followed it."

Duh!' Do you need a reason to party? <em>Bhaggu</em>, just chill and let's rock! If you are a parent to teenagers, these lines should not shock you out of your wits…and if you are not, then be prepared, your time will come soon enough!

The after effects of the flood are being felt in Mumbai with the alarms of an epidemic of leptospirosis and dengue fever being sounded. The cast of <em>Remix</em> the show on Star One however has been going around in a bit of a tizzy since the past couple of weeks. Reason: One of their cast members is in the Intensive Care Unit. 'Cool dude' Nakul aka Habib Mithiborwala is in hospital, after being stuck in his car for almost 18-hours on terrible 'Tuesday' 26 July.

After <em>Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin</em>, Sony is all set to introduce its next do-gooder on screenThis time the lady is going to be called Durgesh Nandini. The show will be an adaptation of famous novelist Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay's first Bengali novel of the same name, published in 1865. The novel has been made into a Bengali and a Hindi film as well. The show will be produced by Shobhna Desai Productions and directed by Vipul A Shah.

Shrishti Behl Arya, the producer of <em>Kabhi Haan Kabhi Na</em>, the show that shut shop in May is all set to sue one of her leads, Kushal Punjabi for defaming her. "I have never had any issues with Kushal. I think he has been misguided...and you know I really hope that is the case because I think that the guy is sweet and you know young people have impressionable minds...But what he said is something that is not true and I have to do something about it. I have had no issues with anyone regarding this, you can ask Mihir," says Shrishti who has the popular show, <em>Remix</em> on air.

Star One seems to be heavily inspired by its big bro, the big screen. And <em>Main Hoon Na</em> seems to be everyone's favourite. First, Rakshanda Khan did a take on Sushmita's role in the movie in Star One's <em>Happy go Lucky</em> and now in three weeks' time, a qawwali, quite like the one in the Farah Khan movie, will be seen in <em>Remix</em>. As the qawwali is being shot in the Tantra lounge in suburban Mumbai, there is an atmosphere of gaiety all around as the floor is taken over by clapping and yelling teenagers.

He rocked the nation with his disco fervour during the 80's with Mithun's, "I am a disco dancer" and is now going to be on your television sets for the first time. Can't believe it? We are talking about none other than our very own Bappida alias Bappi Lahiri. Bappi is all set to make his first appearance on the telly. He is ready to rock the audiences with an item number on Star One's youth show <em>Remix</em>.

It's celebration time on Star One. Its dailies are on a run riot! This month all three will complete 100 episodes. First to reach the 100 mark was <em>Remix</em> --- a show on the trials and tribulations of school going kids, that has caught the fancy of teenagers mostly due to its funky and in the face language. Produced by the brother sister duo, Shrishti Arya and Goldie Behl, <em>Remix</em> is one of the few shows on Star One that is really doing well. The entire cast had a blast, although they arrived late for their own party, as they were busy shooting in Pune till late on Saturday.

Shrishti Arya was on cloud nine at the <em>Remix</em> party hosted at J W Marriott, Mumbai on Saturday night to celebrate the completion of 100 episodes of the youth-centric show. But there was a tinge of disappointment which we quietly noticed. On Sunday morning, our sleuths got down to work. And what did they bring to our table? <em>Kabhi Haan Kabhi Na</em> will not go beyond 19 May.