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Mumbai Police will quiz Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan to unravel the mystery of his missing credit card, which was recently found with three people who used it to buy branded apparel worth Rs.25,000. According to Mulund police station senior police inspector Prakash Landge, the police have also sought the statements of all the transactions on Shah Rukh's card in the past few weeks to ascertain whether more fraudulent transactions have taken place. "We are likely to get the statements from ICICI Bank within a day or two which will help the investigations. Also, Shah Rukh, who is abroad and returning early next week, has promised to co-operate with us in the matter," Landge told IANS. Last week, three Mumbai men indulged in a furious buying spree at a mega mall - Nirmal Lifestyle in Mulund, a suburb in northwest Mumbai - on a ICICI Bank credit card, which was later detected and confirmed as Khan's missing card, Landge said. An alert sales executive noticed that th

His working style has always been questioned. But die hard fans of Aamir Khan believe that the actor does everything for a reason. The latest is that is Aamir going SRK’s way? Yes its true. Aamir is toiling hard at the gym to get the much in demand “6 pack abs”. And this is not to impress his lady love, Kiran Rao. We think she is already impressed, specially after Taare Zameen Par. All these efforts are for his latest film, Ghajjini. The actor who has been silently doing rigorous work-out sessions to develop a six-pack has done for it his role in Ghajjini. And Aamir is doing it for the sake of ‘power dressing’, as is demanded by thye script. And keeping him abreast with the latest in fashion is Van Heusen, who is creating a special merchandising line for the film. In Ghajjini, Aamir Khan projects an extremely suave and professional CEO. To play on his character’s power-dressing factor, the actor will be seen wearing short-sleeved formal shirts, rolled up to tightly hug his b

Shy but savvy, He's an unusual RK. Three months after his movie debut, he’s playing it cool. No speeding into more projects than you can count on your toes and fingers. The 25-year-old has just shot for a top brand cola with Shah Rukh Khan, is considering more high-end endorsements, shooting for a Yash Raj banner romancer and keeping his head on the shoulders on being blitzed with gazillion herogiri offers. And yeah, he pops up in the psst columns with items about his dates with some of the most beautiful girls in show town. Mercy be, he doesn’t go for the subterfuge of ‘no comments.’ So here’s Ranbir Kapoor in a heart speak with us. Why are your feet drumming a beat, Ranbir? Ha, you noticed. That’s because I guess I’m full of energy, must let it out.. though dad often tells me it’s bad manners. How else do you let off your pent-up energy? I calculate the numbers on cars’ driving plates. I add up the digits to get a single number, I feel great i

What’s on your iPod? I have almost all kinds of music. But I avoid rock music. Ghazals by Ghulam Ali are a must. Besides I’m always downloading new music. Your DVD pick? I collect a lot of Korean and Iranian films. It is the drama and action in Korean films that really inspires me. Iranian movies are all about the portrayal of strong independent characters played by simple persons. Your favourite romantic scene in a movie? I don’t enjoy romantic movies. But in a movie called Notebook there are a lot of tender, romantic moments which I found kind of sweet. Which heroine you would love to go on a date with? In Bollywood there are lots of them and I wouldn’t like to take names. But otherwise, Jessica Alba. Which dialogue have you mouthed in front of the mirror the most? ‘Hi, I am Kunal, naam tho suna hoga.’ Although I never keep saying my dialogues in front of the mirror, this one is a funny dialogue which I keep repeating often. Who inspired you to become an actor? Hindi movies su

What’s on your iPod? I have almost all kinds of music. But I avoid rock music. Ghazals by Ghulam Ali are a must. Besides I’m always downloading new music. Your DVD pick? I collect a lot of Korean and Iranian films. It is the drama and action in Korean films that really inspires me. Iranian movies are all about the portrayal of strong independent characters played by simple persons. Your favourite romantic scene in a movie? I don’t enjoy romantic movies. But in a movie called Notebook there are a lot of tender, romantic moments which I found kind of sweet. Which heroine you would love to go on a date with? In Bollywood there are lots of them and I wouldn’t like to take names. But otherwise, Jessica Alba. Which dialogue have you mouthed in front of the mirror the most? ‘Hi, I am Kunal, naam tho suna hoga.’ Although I never keep saying my dialogues in front of the mirror, this one is a funny dialogue which I keep repeating often. Who inspired you to become an actor? Hindi movies su

Kunal Khemu who made a serious mark of his acting in the film industry from his films Kalyug and the Traffic Signal, seems to have matured as an actor and as a human being. This was reflected the way he handled volleys of questions from the media persons and gave replies to their queries like a seasoned actor. Kunal along with Rohit Jugraj was in the city in connection with the promotional campaign of his latest film Superstar. Incidently, his visit coincided with completion of two years of the Inox multiplex in Indore. Talking to media persons, Kunal talked on arrays of issues, some personal and some related to the film fraternity and society in general. Talking about his upcoming film Superstar, Kunal said Superstar was his first `masala' movie incorporating action, romance, comedy and dance, etc. The story of the film portrays different kinds of relationship between a father and a son, Kunal said and hoped that film apart from providing wholesome entertainment to the audience, w