Bipashu Basu to marry by end of 2012

On the eve of her 33rd birthday, we 'figure' out what's in store for Bipasha Basu in 2012. 

Back to her 'singularity', this sexy siren needs no introduction. On the eve of her 33rd birthday, we 'figure' out what's in store for Bipasha Basu.

"Bips was born on 7th January 1979. So primarily she is ruled by Number 7 (Ketu), Number 8 (Saturn - Capricorn) and her destiny number also adds up to Number 7. Since she is ruled by Number 7, she is automatically ruled by Number 2 (Moon) as Numbers 2 and 7 always go hand in hand. In this case, she is ruled by this number twice", explains Bhavikk.

"Bipasha now enters the 34th year of her life, which indicates marriage in BLOCK LETTERS in her chart. Just like her ex-beau John Abraham, she might also take the plunge and walk down the aisle by end of this year as she is likely to meet her Mr.Right by mid 2012", predicts Bhavikk on a serious note.

"Even on the film front, things are looking up for Bips as her work in 'Players' and her international project 'Singularity' will be highly acclaimed. But it will be 'Raaz 3' and 'Race 2' which will not only give her appreciation for her work, but will also ensure commercial success".

"Wearing a Cat's Eye on a Thursday midnight set in silver on her smallest finger will help her ward off negativity (read people) and ill vibes (energy) around her which she is so much surrounded with", advices Bhavikk strongly.

Anushka Sharma’s ‘background’ check

Anushka Sharma is fond of food, loves watching sitcoms and is always on the lookout for good scripts... But none of these are her weaknesses. 

In an exclusive chat with zoOm, her close friendRanveer Singh revealed what made Anushka tick, and sold her out! "The biggest weakness she has, and one that can easily earn you a spot on her 'Friends' list, is if you draw a connection to her background. Just say that you're from Bangalore, she will give you all the attention. Or say that you come from an Army background, and you'll be in. Say you're from St Carmel's and she'll be sold. She'll be the best of friends with you," he revealed. Okay, so now we know how to bell the cat... just do a quick 'background' check!

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Katrina Kaif's bloody item song

Leave the moving and grooving to her. Katrina Kaif knows her job best. 

And after a sizzling Sheila, bindass Bodyguard and Chikni Chameli, she's only gotten better at it. But fame, as always, comes at a price.

zoOm's sources recently revealed that the shooting schedule for her item song for Agneepath was rather demanding and stretched over long hours. So much so, that while shooting for the song, Kat got blisters and her feet started bleeding. Worried about her condition, her staff asked the choreographer to stop the shoot. Packing up for the day would have meant sending Hrithik Roshan and Sanjay Dutt home, too.

But Katrina proved to be a thorough professional and insisted that the actors needn't worry about her. She resumed her dance in no time, and completed the shoot as planned. Looks like this Chameli gave it her 100 per cent, no aadha, pahua here!

Lohan to take legal action over Dubai party claim

Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan might take legal action against a party planning company, over allegations that her name has been used to promote a New Year's Eve bash in Dubai.




Lohan's spokesperson Steve Honig is adamant that the story is untrue as she is planning to welcome the New Year in California.
"Lindsay is not going to Dubai, nor had she ever considered doing so. She will be spending New Year's Eve in Los Angeles with a few close friends and family," dailystar.co.uk quoted Honig as saying.
Meanwhile, Lohan's representatives will send a cease and desist letter to the unnamed firm to clear the false reports suggesting that she will welcome 2012 at a massive party on a cruise ship in the United Arab Emirates.

Actress Priyanka Chopra says she has learnt a big lesson in the year 2011 - "waqt se pehle aur kismat se zyaada kuch nahi milta"

"Big lesson learnt last year!all we can do is give it the best we have,and enjoy the ride..waqt se pehle Aur kismat se zyaada kuch nahi milta," Priyanka wrote on microblogging site Twitter.

The actress is looking forward to " Agneepath", releasing Jan 26, it is her first big release in 2012.

Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor: When is the wedding really?

Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor

Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor may not be free to wed until the second half of 2012
That they will marry in 2012 is a given-in. Kareena and Saif have reiterated this right through 2011. However, February 14, 2012 (Valentine's Day), the date on which Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor were meant to be marrying, doesn't seem like a probable date.
Reason - here's how the first six months of 2012 pans out for this couple...
January 15 they return from Gstaad, Switzerland.
January 18 Kareena starts to promote Ek Main aur Ekk Tu and shoot for her commercials.
February 11 EMAET releases.
February 14 Saif and Kareena at best can get officially engaged, say sources.
February 20 Second major schedule of Heroine begins.
March 10 Saifeena start promoting Agent Vinod that is currently scheduled for a March 23 release. The film's release has already been postponed twice until now.
April 2012 Kareena may take up a new film. While many say she is in the sequel to Once Upon A Time in Mumbai; insiders say nothing is confirmed. However, Rohit Shetty is keen to start his Chennai Express with her and Shah Rukh Khan.
May 2012 Kareena, Rani Mukherji and Aamir Khan start promotion tours for their June 1 release Talaash.
So it looks like Saifeena can marry only after June 1. Incidentally, it is being said that neither Karan Johar nor Aamir Khan are keen that Bebo gets married before the release of their movies. It may just take away the sheen from their respective films.
"Married heroines are welcome in the industry; but a heroine getting married just before the release is a 'no-no'," says a trade source.

No one tries to get fresh with me: Sunny Leone

After her eviction from 'Bigg Boss', on New Year's Eve, Sunny Leone told DT she's never had to tell a man more than once to lay off, till she met Amar Upadhyay
How did you feel after the eviction?
It was bittersweet. Bitter because I couldn't make it to the finale as a contestant, and sweet because in the New Year, I'm going to be on the outside with friends and family and as part of normal life!
How are you going to bring in the New Year?
In my hotel room, having a nice hot shower, ordering room service, watching today's episode of "Bigg Boss" to see if my friends are crying for me, and having a glass of champagne at 12 o' clock.
So you're on your own?
Yeah, I'm on my own. None of my friends and family could make it because... it's not fair that they couldn't tell anybody till today, and mere friends and family America mein hain!
When you were evicted, did you feel betrayed or angry at someone?
I think that everybody in the house except for my two friends was either mean or didn't want me there or had issues and wasn't being straight to my face. But that's ok. Now that I'm out, I don't have anything to say except I'll call my friends and won't talk to anybody else!
Did you feel a difference in the reactions to you when you told everyone who you were?
I didn't really see a difference. I know that Juhi and Sky were very proud that I said what I said and that made me feel really good. But there wasn't much of a difference in the others. What was being said behind my back, I had no idea, and what they say can't hurt me today. Their opinions are their opinions.
Amar Upadhyay tried to get cozy with you, didn't he?
I tried to handle it in an adult manner, with conversations. I'm not sure he listened to the first one, so I told him again. The first one was when he kissed my hand - I told him you have wife, kids, I respect my husband, I respect him and you should show your family the respect they deserve. We should do our task in a way that's respectful to the whole family.
During the rain dance, I told him not to, but he picked me up. Your first reaction as a woman is... you don't know what to do, how to react. You're scared kyunki you're stuck within four walls with people you've just met. It's a very difficult situation because you don't know what's going to come out of anybody's mouth, and you've watched the show - you know what's said to women and how they talk. It's not nice. You avoid the situation and handle it with as much care as possible, unfortunately.
In your work, have you felt that men assume that you'd be loose or available because you're a pornstar?
It's the first time in my entire career that I've had to tell a man more than once not to be a certain way. That's why I didn't exactly know how to handle the situation as it was coming, other than talking to him as an adult. In my real life, no one comes near me or no one even tries to get fresh or do anything - it just doesn't happen. I might work in the adult industry, but where I come from, I get a lot of respect from men. I've worked with different people, different production companies, there are different men on the sets, and never have I felt this way. It happened, he (Amar) said sorry in front of the whole world, he said sorry two more times, and I can only assume he's sincere in his apology. I don't have to see him again, that's a different matter, I guess!
On the whole, since you've been to India and you know some people here - are people here more conservative, or do they have an attitude when they hear 'pornstar'?
I don't think it's an India thing, I think it's an everywhere thing. Whichever country you go to, the US, Europe, you're always going to face these issues where people want to judge and talk to you a certain way because of your background. All you can do is change people's opinions one person at a time.
As for Amar, it doesn't matter where he's from. It's got nothing to do with India. My father's Indian, my grandfather, my great-great grandfather, my brother's Indian. Every man I know is very nice and respectful. Amar didn't come across this way, and I'm sure he's sorry.
Are Indian prudes - that thing about 'we're Indians, we don't talk about sex'?
I think it's a conservative country. I'm not sure it's a 'suppressed' thing. I think that the younger generation is trying to step out of this. It's not about sexuality, it's about how you want to be presented, and being able to do that. It's like, mom and dad, I wanna do what I wanna do, and mom and dad should accept this.
Did you know about the cross-promotion issue, about an Indian organization asking Colors to stop you from using "Bigg Boss" to promote your videos on your site?
I wasn't aware, I don't know all the details, but I do know that if "Bigg Boss" came to my company and my partner to take care of something or to fix the situation, I know that we definitely wouldn't want to tarnish a hopefully ongoing relationship with "Bigg Boss" and all the companies involved. If there was an issue, I know that my company and partner would want to handle the situation correctly so that no one is hurt and it gets fixed.
But surely "Bigg Boss" will get you more fans and customers in India?
No matter what I do, which show I do in this country, my name is always going to be associated with who I am. No one can take that away. No matter what people do, you're always going to come back to who I am. You can't stop that train. Chandna Arora