She became a household name following her performance as Pooja Mehta in Sony’s Yeh Meri Life Hai around five years ago. She then did a film here and a TV show there before finally finding her calling as a fashion designer. Her brand Saisha was unveiled in 2010 and she has been aggressively marketing herself and her label since then. On the anvil is the February 2012 edition of Lakme Fashion Week ich she is excitedly looking forward to being a part of. We talked to Shama about her fashion mantras and came back with some interesting insights from the stylish gal. Read on:

<a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/neha-janpandit-do-chajje-chajje-ka-pyaar>Manish Tulsiyani</a> who plays Dhruv in Sony’s <a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/and-plot-thickens-chhajje-chhajje-kaa-pyaar>Chhajje Chhajje Kaa Pyaar</a> has a fetish for watches. He dreams of buying a Tag Heur watch sometime soon. Here is the actor sharing his fashion tips with TellyChakkar. <strong>Fashion is:</strong> Whatever you can carry off well. <strong>Who chooses your clothes?</strong> I chose everything I wear!

Delhi based model and first runner-up of Femina Cover Girl, Soumya Tandon was bit by the acting bug and she landed in tellydom. This Dubai born actor marked her noteworthy debut in Sony's Aisa Des Hai Mera where she essayed the role of a Brit NRI Rusty who migrates to India in search of her roots. And Soumya has taken her role quite seriously! We are talking about this fictional character's dressing sense which has influenced Soumya. To know more, read on…..

she has been branded unapproachable but Neha Bamb is a sweet girl very few know. She zoomed to limelight with Sony's <em>Kaisa Yeh Pyaar Hai</em> where she plays a simple yet beautiful girl Kripa who later transforms into a hep and gorgeous babe. In real life, Neha, who wanted to pursue studies abroad, is a self-confessed 'typical Maru (Marwadi)' girl who heads straight home to Ghatkopar even after a late night shoot.

A father figure to quite a few actors on screen - Rio Kapadia's close cropped hair and hefty voice on Sony's <em>Ek Ladki Anjaani Si</em> make his presence memorable. Five times globe trotter, sketch artist, an artifact collector, story and script writer… Rio is not only a jack of all trades, he masters them too. He is certainly a person who has no dearth of creativity in him. In a free-wheeling conversation with the man himself at his aesthetically done Versova apartment, Sameera Kapoor explores his creative bent. <strong>Prior to acting…</strong>

Out with his new album, Karan Oberoi is on cloud nine! Last seen in Sony's <em>Jassi Jaisi koi Nahin</em>, Karan has been traveling all around the country to promote his new album along with his band. He is an avid reader and cannot do without book by his side. He talks to Riya V Anandwala about his collection. <strong>Which book are you reading right now?</strong> I am reading this book called,The Beloved by Osho. I have just started reading this book and I am just in its second page, so can't tell you anything about it. <strong>Which book did you explore prior to this one?</strong>