Aman Verma, who went missing from the scene for sometime after playing a negative character in <em>Viraasat</em>, is all set to mark his come back in <em> Amber Dhara </em> on Sony. The actor has already started shooting.

There's plenty of good news for Mansi Salvi and her family. The actress who rose to fame as the <em> Sati</em> of Sahara One has taken a pregnant pause in her life to go the family way. Mansi is five months pregnant and her hubby are all set to welcome their bundle of joy as a new member in their family. "This is gonna be my first child so I'm nervous and happy. My hubby is also very excited and takes good care of me. He makes sure that I have my food on time and take proper rest," utters Mansi.

Post his last show, <em> Viraasat</em>, apna Amarr Mihir Upadhyay has not been seen much on the idiot box these days. Notwithstanding, the actor is breaking new ground by producing Hindi and Bhojpuri films along with wife Hetal under their banner-Friday Films..

After playing the villainous Rishab Lamba in Ravi Chopra's <em> Viraasat,</em> actor Aman Verma has not been seen on our television screen these days. As the buzz goes, he was last approached by Balaji to essay the role of Om in<em> Kahaani Ghar Ghar ki </em> but for reasons unknown it didn't work out. "After <em> Viraasat</em>, I haven't received any interesting character oriented roles. I'm in no hurry and will wait till some plum role comes my way. After constantly working on daily soaps for eight years, I'm enjoying this much needed break."

After <em>Viraasat</em> was abruptly pulled off air Sangeeta Ghosh went missing from the scene for sometime. This Bengali beauty was then seen doing a comedy play opposite Kiran Karmarkar. Now, the sexy siren is enjoying her stint as a negative character in Aroona Irani's <em> Doli Saja Ke.</em> "I'm portraying Aditi who's born and brought up in America. She's a glamorous woman, with certain morals and values in her life. This is the first time, I am doing a negative act and it's very challenging.

Pooja Ghai's replacement is finalized for Star One's <em>Viraasat</em>. It's none other than the talented and graceful Simone Singh. She will now be seen opposite Aman Verma in this family drama, the shoot for which has already commenced. As reported by tellychakkar.com yesterday, Pooja opted to quit this show due to date hassles and had informed the makers to hunt for her substitute.

He is called the casanova of the small screen. After scaling enviable heights as an actor, Rohit Roy is all set to don a producer's hat with his banner Magic Works. With wife Mansi to support the new venture, the duo is ready to script some more success stories. Adds an excited Rohit,"I think it's a natural stage in an artist's career to be doing things which have newer demands. Your craving for creative work never ceases. Turning producer would surely give me more opportunities to explore things which I always felt strongly about."

Time and again Mannish Goel has made headlines, more often for the wrong reasons. And now he did what he does the best - Walk Out!!! The actor who is known for his outspoken nature opted out of Star One's <em> Paraya Dhan-Betiyaan</em> as he was asked to wait for a few hours while the others were shooting.

Time and again Mannish Goel has made headlines, more often for the wrong reasons. And now he did what he does the best - Walk Out!!! The actor who is known for his outspoken nature opted out of Star One's Paraya Dhan-Betiyaan as he was asked to wait for a few hours while the others were shooting.

Once again it's that time of the year for which the entire Indian television fraternity awaits! The sixth edition of the Indian Telly Awards is on it's way. The grand gala event will be held on 24th November 2006 at the Chitrakut Grounds, on New Link road in Andheri (West). The awards celebrate excellence and are given out to the best performances, programmes and various other important categories which determine talent during the year. The brainchild of Indian Television Dot Com founder Anil Wanvari they are in their sixth edition and continue to evolve as the industry evolves.