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  The sweltering Mumbai heat claimed its first victim in Bollywood. Tanishaa Mukerji fainted on the first day shoot of Be Careful due to dehydration. The film was being shot yesterday at Juhu.
A source says, “Director Chandrakant Singh was shooting a scene with Tanishaa and Rajneesh Duggal. The scene required them to get out of a car and enter a coffee shop in Juhu. The actors were giving a couple of takes from different camera angles when Tanishaa suddenly passed out. The shocked unit members carried her to her vanity van and a doctor was called immediately. As Tanishaa passed out due to dehydration, she was asked to drink some nimboo paani and rest for a while. She resumed shooting after some time.”
Confirming the news, Tanishaa says, “I didn’t drink enough water after my run yesterday morning. I guess it could also be because of the sudden change in climate. I recently came back from LA and the excessive humidity in Mumbai resulted in dehydration.”

Revealed: The climax of 'Kites'-Gossip-News & Gossip-Indiatimes Movies

 

Much as we’d like to claim that we hate revealing the end of Kites, fact is that we are absolutely delighted to be the news breakers and letting out the climax (no pun intended) of the Hrithik Roshan-Barbara Mori starrer. So, here goes... Anurag Basu’s much awaited film Kites ends tragically with the lead pair Hrithik and Barbara committing suicide. Like with most hit love stories in Bollywood (remember Ek Duuje Ke Liye and Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak?), the makers of Kites too seem to want to win sympathy votes for its sizzling lead pair.

A source says, “Hrithik Roshan and Barbara Mori, who play lovers in the film, die in the end. They jump off a cliff into the sea. As they jump to their death, the film ends.” Explaining why they end their life, the source says, “Both are on the run. The law is chasing them and so is the mafia. There is no other way out for them.”
Kangna Ranaut, who also stars in the film, doesn’t die. “Kangna ko kucch nahin hota hai. Anyway she has a very small part to play,” adds the source.
We sent a text message to the producer of Kites, Rakesh Roshan and director Anurag Basu but they did not reply. Kites is set to hit the screens on May 21.

Bollywood skips Shoaib-Sania's regal wedding

The sheen and the shank of Bollywood, which usually elevates any event with its presence was however missing from Sania's wedding. Invites were sent to most of the big and close friends of Sania from Bollywood.

Besides the fading actors like Raza Murad, Rakhshanda Khan and starlet Neha Dhupia, Bollywood's presence was almost close to nil. Apparently Shah Rukh Khan who was invited for the wedding couldn’t make it as he was busy shooting for his forthcoming film, ‘Ra One’. Salman Khan's family got an invite too but Khan Brothers Arbaaz and Salman were busy shooting for ‘Dabangg’. Farah Khan couldn’t make it to the reception as she was busy with ‘Tees Maar Khan’. As expected Mahesh Bhupati couldn’t come, busy after his blossoming romance with Lara.

Tennis, they say, is all about coordination of one kind or another. To say the least, Indian star Sania Mirza and her Pakistani groom Shoaib Malik were wonderfully coordinated on the day — colour, cast, cut.
In the last of her wedding celebrations in India, Sania swept into the regal splendour of the reception hall on Thursday in a red and-gold khara dupatta set against cream background. The elaborate costume is traditionally worn by Hyderabadi Muslim brides. It’s a chudidar-kurta with a skillfully draped nine-yard dupatta. The groom’s cream sherwani worked as a fair-set piece with Sania’s glittering get-up.

The guest list at the Taj Krishna grand ballroom and lawns, where the reception was held, had a fair mix of politicians like Andhra Pradesh governor ESL Narasimhan, TDP supremo Chandrababu Naidu, corporate heavyweight Subrato Roy, the who’s who of Hyderabad society, and friends from the sporting community, including Davis Cuppers Jaideep Mukherjea and Akhtar Ali.

Pak cricketer Sohail Tanvir, who was at the reception, said: “It is important Shoaib has married someone he loves. It’s good for Pakistan he has married an Indian superstar.”
Congratulatory messages from netas, including the PM, sportsmen and celebrities, poured in from India and around the world. Pakistan federal minister for population and welfare, Firdios Ashiq Awan, came bearing several gifts, one of which was a crown studded with jewels. The minister greeted Sania and placed the crown on her head.

“This marriage is a historic occasion. We wish them all the best. When Sania comes to Pakistan, we will celebrate her marriage all over again. The crown is a symbol of love. We will always love her,’’ the Pak minister said.
The thrust of the cuisine was Hyderabadi, with some tasteful additions like a variety of salad trays and several vegetarian options. Dessert was a happy mix of East and West, Indian sweets lay alongside slices of Tiramisu.

Sania and Shoaib — or Shonia, as the couple have come to be called — are expected to leave for Pakistan late next week for a Lahore reception. Shoaib’s mother Sultana Malik said the reception date would be fixed after her son gets back his passport.
She said India was a beautiful experience. Asked what would Sania’s welcome be like in Pakistan, she said: “You wait and see how we welcome our bahu.”

Sania will return to India by month-end as she has commitments on the corporate front to keep. Besides, she will need to begin preparations for her return to the early-June WTA Tour.
Shoaib said: “The last few days have been peaceful, more so after the storm after my arrival in India. I’m happier now than I have ever been in my life. I’m looking forward to introducing Sania to my people at our reception in Pakistan.”

Shoaib, however, was quick to address a point that has come in for much debate: “Once we’re back from Pakistan, it’ll be work as usual for Sania. She will always play for India, the country of her birth and the country she loves. That will never change.”
Shoaib and Sania are flying to the Maldives for honeymoon.

WALLPAPER-MINISHA LAMBA

Look who Minissha is getting cozy with…

We have our eyes and ears everywhere. Whether our lovely stars are romancing in the packed streets of New York City, or the faraway villages of desiland, it doesn’t bother us, lovelies. We catch them red-hot, red-handed — anywhere. Here’s one such ‘scoopy’ catch. Apparently while shooting for Well Done Abba, in a distant village, Minissha Lamba and Sameer Dattani would disappear for three to four hours everyday, and when they were quizzed about it, all they would say is, “We were playing squash.” Yeah, right! During their interview with ZOOM, reacting to this rumour, Boman Irani with casual candor added, “What kinda squash were they playing? Even I wanted to play the game to be fit. I think you guys should investigate more.” Of course, he ended that with a playful wink. Quickly trying to defend his game (whatever sport that might be) Sameer exclaimed, “I have a girlfriend. What will I tell her? We didn’t squash each other!” Hmm... you gotta come up with a better one, Sam. Maybe some roses and diamonds too, what say? And Boman, well done, indeed!

Is Anushka dating Ranveer?

This gal hasn’t taken too kindly to her recent linkups with her co-star of Shaadi Mubarak Ho, Ranveer Singh. In a combined interview session with Shahid Kapoor, the only thing that shook Anushka Sharma calm was rumours about her love life. “Don’t you guys ever hang out with your colleagues? Does that mean you are dating them?” came the vehement retort. In fact, even Shahid naughtily teased her, to which she replied, “C’mon Shahid, even you and I were linked, remember?”

OMG... this gal is in some kind of mood, eh? Just chill, gal. And learn a thing or two about ‘link-up management’ from the Kapoor boy. Over to you, Shahid.