- Shruti Haasan trying her ‘Luck' down South. So is it bye bye Bollywood for her...
- Bachchans boycotts second Times event…hmm still sulking?
- King Khan on cloud nine after his team wins second consecutive match. But isn't it too early to celebrate?
- Koena Mitra on FB "BREAKIN ALL D RULES I DINT MAKE ;) Oh really?
- Ranbir Kapoor on FB "Women cannot complain about men anymore until they start getting better taste in them." Oh ahem!
- Celina Jaitly on FB Haan..haan mein aurat hoon .. mere bhi armaan hai. Koi Shaq?
- Ranbir Kapoor on FB OH GOD ITS SOOO GOOD TO BE BACK HOME..I'M LOVING IT..MMUUAAHHH TO ALL:) Ahem, anyone special?
- Deepika cheers for Deccan Chargers. Talk of South connections!
- SRK stays away from IPL's opening night. Hmm being superstitious huh?
- Frida Pinto likely to play the nest Bond girl… nothing succeeds like success!
Farah took revenge on SRK?
Now that everyone is aware of the shocking news of the year – Akshay Kumar and not Shah Rukh Khan will star in Farah Khan’s next film titled Tees Maar Khan, we tell you the real reason why Farah dumped SRK.
If the buzz is to be believed, not all’s well between the two thick friends. While it’s a known fact that Shah Rukh and Farah’s husband Shirish Kunder (also the producer of Tees Maar Khan) are not the best of friends, we hear that SRK wanted a few changes in the script before giving a nod to their film.
It is believed that the actor was not happy with the script and asked to rewrite it a few times but Farah felt these were just delaying tactics. She was aware that SRK had his superhero flick Ra1 and Farhan Akhtar’s Don 2 on his mind. Also, Farah felt that Shah Rukh had treated Shirish badly by offering him The Zoya Factor to direct for his home production first, and then passing the film off to someone else without even informing him.
Without wasting anymore time, Farah and Shirish zeroed in Akki to play the lead in their film. Of late, Farah has also been missing from SRK’s parties at Mannat.
We wonder if things would ever be the same again for this dosti. Sigh… !
