The stupendous hit, 'Golmaal Returns', has landed itself in the midst of a controversy, and faces plagiarism charges, with Shakuntala Bhatia claiming that the film is based on her late husband director-producer Rajendra Bhatia's 1973 film, 'Aaj Ki Tazaa Khabar.'

Shakuntala Bhatia has filed a complaint with the Indian Motion Picture Producers' Association claiming a compensation of Rs 5 crore from the producers, Shree Ashtavinayak Cine-vision.

Rumors are ripe that actress Amrita Arora is serious about her relationship with Hyderabadi businessman, Shakeel Ladak. So much so that it is being said the wedding bells are expected to ring in March 2009.

The news making rounds in the industry circles is that Amrita and Shakeel are planning a church wedding in Goa. They are also busy looking for banquet halls for a grand reception in Mumbai.

Amrita, whose earlier affair with Pakistani cricketer Usman Afzal ran out after a few years of courtship, has neither confirmed nor denied the wedding rumors.

Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan - who have proved to be a formidable pair on screen - might be seen together again in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's next untitled film. The two will be coming together for the third time, after 'Dhoom-2' and 'Jodha Akbar'.

Hrithik and Ash have exhibited tremendous on-screen chemistry in both their films, and Bhansali would definitely try to cash in on their chemistry for this project, which he has penned himself.

Indian stock markets have declined a lot during the last 10 months and capitalists have lost faith in the equities. But the golden rule of investing still remains unbroken, that in the long run companies with well-built fundamentals and talented management will always provide handsome returns.

The existing negative reaction has taken the rate of many shares much below their fair value. These shares cannot stay at such low levels and are expected to bounce back to somewhere closer to their fair value.

A study has stated that a common bacterium that causes diarrhea is commonly found in U.S. hospitals and better hygiene and a judicious use of antibiotics would help.