Reportedly in the latest People magazine issue, splashy Karan Johar opened up his desire of working with ace Bollywood superstar Salman Khan.

Karan also said that he doesn’t rule out an opportunity of working with him.

“If there is an opportunity, a film and a screenplay that needs his presence, I think I would,” he said.

At the same time, Karan called Shahrukh his ‘older brother’, Gauri Khan his  ’soulmate’  and Aditya Chopra, Uday Chopra and Manish Malhotra his close friends.

It seems that Showman Subhash Ghai's recently released Salman-Katrina starrer ‘Yuvvraaj’ has failed to set box office on fire.

Despite no major rivalry from other sides, ‘Yuvvraaj’ garnered advance bookings of just 35% in major multiplexes, which placed the film in the group of big-budget failures with its cost being in the range of Rs 45 - 50 crore.

According to trade experts, the collections of ‘Yuvvraaj’ will slide from Monday onwards, going by its box-office show during the first two days of its release.

The 39th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) 2008 was inaugurated by Rekha on Saturday. Goa Governor S. S. Sidhu, Chief Minister Digambar Kamat and Union Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting Anand Sharma attended the opening ceremony.

The 11-day festival will be showcasing nearly 200 Indian and foreign films from 12 countries. The festival opens with Peter Chan's "The Warlords", a Chinese war epic set in the 1860s.

London, Nov 23 : Soon-to-be mum Charlotte Church thought she was had gone into labour when she experienced agonising contractions, but the tension melted when she found that it was just indigestion

Three months after enrolling in the reality show, Ashutosh Kaushik, a dhaba owner from Uttar Pradesh, was announced as winner of the 'Bigg Boss 2'on Saturday.

The reality show is the Indian version of Celebrity show Big Brother in the UK.

Kaushik, a-29-year-old guy, who took home Bigg Boss 2' title and a whopping Rs 1 crore in cash, won another reality show earlier this year - MTV Roadies.

Subhash Ghai's 'Yuvvraaj' boasts of grandeur and extravagance, ambition and passion, but fails on the most important count - the script - which has clear signs of being incomplete as well as underdeveloped!

The shoddy film has the oft-repeated story of three brothers - Gyanesh (Anil Kapoor), Deven (Salman Khan), and Danny (Zayed Khan)
- and their billionaire father who leaves behind a family fortune to be shared after his death.