Kareena Kapoor is 'Red' hot again

Kareena Kapoor and her fascination for the 'Red' color is known by anyone who is an ardent follower of her fashion trends. This year, on the festive occasion of Diwali, the star had a touch of the color on her. Bebo had turned up in a bright crimson suit which gave her an edge over everyone in tinsel town.

Amongst the most admired tinsel town beauties in their elegant attires this Diwali, it was Kareena Kapoor who turned up at the festive bash thrown by Jeetendra and Tusshar Kapoor at their residence in Mumbai in this traditional attire that stole all hearts.

Reports are that Saif was not in town and could not attend the get-together at the Kapoor residence. However, just to be with the group of Golmaal 3 cast, Kareena attended the bash all alone looking strikingly beautiful in her red kurti with contrasting electric blue fitted churidar making her distinctly elegant and stylish as she made her way inside the Kapoor residence.

Now since Kareena has many a times revealed her

Sonam doesn't want to fall behind Biapsha

Anil Kapoor and daughter Sonam preparing to shoot thrilling action scenes for the first time
PS: For two different films

If Anil Kapoor is shooting for high-voltage action sequences in Tezz, then daughter Sonam Kapoor is not far behind with her own action film Players (remake of The Italian Job) Players, directed by the director duo Abbas-Mastan, is an action thriller with some hi-voltag

e action scenes designed by action director Allan Amin. It's not just the guys Abhishek Bachchan, Bobby Deol and Nitin Neil Mukesh who will be performing stunts.

Yesterday, Sonam shot a song for the film but in the coming weeks she's expected to shoot for some action sequences in speeding boats and cars.

This is the first time that the Kapoor lass is doing an action film, so she's been rigorously training to look and act the part. She has been training in pilates from Yasmin Karachiwala for the

Wardrobe malfunction. Veena Malik nude in Bigg Boss?

Pakistani wannabe and starlet Veena Malik definitely knows how to stay in the news. She has mastered the art of hitting the headlines and can definitely be called Pakistan's version of our very own Rakhi Sawant.

We had already told you how we have our top-secret source right inside the Bigg Boss house. Someone who has direct access to the unedited, uncensored feed from all the cameras in the house 24×7.

Someone who sees the feed, before it hits the FCP editing machines. Before it's cropped and censored and trimmed. Someone who sees what even Bigg Boss himself doesn't. Well don't believe us, then continue to read on.

Yesterday we told you about how Veena Malik was caught in a compromising position 'almost in a sexual act' with one of the male inmates. The two were in a dark spot in the house, where the cameras couldn't reach. They probably felt there was nobody watching them and got real cozy.

Then suddenly one of them noticed a hidden camera and

Kareena is far better actress than Katrina: Farah

Director Farah Khan has been heard going around the town singing praises about Katrina Kaif, who will be seen in her upcoming flick, Tees Maar Khan. Her dancing skills as well as her flawless, well almost flawless Hindi diction seemed to have taken the lady director in, who cannot stop referring to Kat as a surprise package to all and sundry.

The item song 'Sheela Ki Jaawani' picturized on the hot Kat is bound to be a runaway hit, feels Farah. In fact, she has even gone to the extent of saying that Katrina is likely to rake in lots of moolah simply by dancing to that particular tune at concerts all the year round.

The viewers were in for a surprise though! Farah nonchalantly mentioned that she considered Bebo to be a far better actress than Kat. She was speaking on 'Koffee with Karan' which debuted this week for yet another season.

Katrina, sensible girl that she is, might not be terribly upset at this. She knows that she is still not fit to hold a candle to Kareena Kapoor when it comes to the acting department. But then, hearing it

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