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Saif Ali Khan wooed hard-core rockers in Mumbai with his renditions of popular rock classics. Seated amidst the crowd was Saif's daughter, to whom he dedicated Chuck Berry's Johnny B. Goode. We bring you some images from the show and a video. 
   
Preity Zinta feels that she is stuck in limbo and wants to shrug of her “glamorous tag”. The actress wants to part of experimental cinema and has joined Anupam Kher's acting school for a refresher's course in acting. She is quoted as saying in a report, "I need to now... Read the whole entry »
Raju Hirani’s projects with SRK and Laga Rahe Munnabhai 3 may have been put off indefinitely but all is not lost for the talented director. According to the grapevine, Hirani ha signed Aamir Khan and Kajol for “Idiot”. The film should go on floors by the Q3 2008.    
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