Be a Man: SRK, Aamir give tips to Rani!

Rani Mukherjee is on cloud nine as she is returning on silver screen after two years. Her well-wishers and good friends are sticking by her and wishing her luck, and are giving her every possible tip for climbing the ladder of success, all over again.
That includes Rani’s two favorite co-stars, Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan. “During the making of the song bhangra, bistar, beer… with Rakhi Sawant; Aamir and SRK dropped in on the sets and gave tips to Rani for her manly avatar and behavior,” informs the source from the sets.
Elaborating more on the incident, our eye witness converse, “Rani was surprised to see them coming and giving their inputs for the choreography of the song. She was all the way happy and took their advice seriously.”
“SRK just dropped in, as Rani has been his favorite co-star too. He gave her some tips on how to flirt with a woman. Whereas Aamir gave her inputs on how to go about her manly look, and behave in the same manner,” concludes the source.For more visit http://www.bollyadda.com/

Katrina Kaif romancing Salman's enemy Shahrukh

Katrina Kaif is romancing Shahrukh Khan in a new film to be directed by the ever elusive Aditya Chopra. Katrina is miffed at the news, not because Shahrukh is her boyfriend Salman Khan's enemy but because there is no truth in it.Katrina said that she might be doing films under Aditya Chopra's production house Yash Raj Films but the news of Aditya directing them is just another rumour. She is close to Shahrukh in spite of the fight between Salman and him on her last birthday.For more visit

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Amitabh : I left politics as I was 'inadequate' for the job

Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan, who was a Lok Sabha MP in 1984-87, says he quit politics because he felt he was 'inadequate for the job'. 'Many ask me why I joined politics and why I left it. I joined it because I was asked to and left because I was inadequate for the job,' Bachchan posted on his blog. The veteran actor came into politics at the behest of friend and then prime minister Rajiv Gandhi. He contested the Lok Sabha election from his hometown Allahabad in 1984. He won by a huge majority. He says it is a tough job to be a politician and admires those who have managed to stay put in it. 'Politics is a complicated world - a world where if you are unable to play the game, you would remain a novice and a stranger eternally. I admire those who have remained in it for long years. (I) admire the guile with which they steer their boats every day, every minute. The ease with which they make associations and break them, reject foes and months later embrace them as dearest friends. It is a tough job. 'A job that I would never be able to do. I would never recommend it to anyone. But I do know that those who pursue this line do so with utmost dedication and passion. Their dedication and passion is admirable,' he said. Bachchan is currently in Singapore with his politician friend Amar Singh. The Samajwadi Party leader underwent a kidney transplant there.