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Dancing king
Shahid Kapur has added yet another feather to his dancing cap. The actor, who8217;s well known for his gravity-defying dance moves, is now going to be krumping in Ken Ghosh8217;s tentatively titled Yahoo. And for those who don8217;t know what krumping is 8212; it8217;s a relatively new urban street dance-form which developed in south- central Los Angeles. It involves a lot of energetic and exaggerated movements using the arms and the chest and anyone who8217;s watched Shahid dance will know that this is right up his alley. The actor even went so far as to train with Marty Kudelka, who8217;s choreographed for many international stars like Justin Timberlake, Janet Jackson and J Lo.

Horror show
SEEMS like director Mohit Suri is getting a bit of his own back. The filmmaker has cast his cousin Emraan Hashmi in his latest horror flick Raaz: The Mystery Continues. Apparently, while growing up, Emraan would lock his younger cousin in the bathroom and switch off the light. So how did Mohit avenge himself? He made the actor watch 30 horror flicks in preparation for his role and also made him read 8216;real-life8217; horror stories from all the places they shot in. Emraan apparently got spooked out of his wits, much to the amusement of his cousin. Seems like revenge is indeed a dish best served cold.

The new muse
LOOKS like Rachna Shah is someone to look out for. She made a low-key debut in The Last Monk, by the not-too-well-known director Sudipto Sen, but she received some rave reviews for her performance when the film was screened at the Cannes Film Festival. Right now, the lady is excited about her role in Ketan Mehta8217;s Rang Rasiya and apparently she8217;s gone to great lengths to prepare for it. She put on a few kilos as she plays Raja Ravi Varma8217;s first muse and even studied some works by the celebrated painter. Moreover, Rachna says that she8217;s ready for a little skin show, but 8220;only if the script demands it8221;. How predictable.