Aamir Khan is one actor who does not believe in the concept of an auspicious day for the release of his films. At a recent music release event of Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster,the actor stated that if a film is well-made,then it will definitely do well at the box-office,irrespective of its release date. Aamir was also all praises for Salman Khan and called him as the numero uno star since his recent release Bodyguard has broken all box- office records. He said that he was happy for Salman as the latters surgery had gone well and he was on the road to recovery. The jatt experience Actor Ranbir Kapoor displayed his funny side during the shooting of his upcoming film Rockstar by milking cows. Everyone was in splits watching the actor in action. The 28-year-old actor,who plays a rowdy jatt in the film,stayed with a jatt family on the outskirts of Delhi to experience their lifestyle as part of his character study. According to an inside source,Ranbir had the time of his life trying to milk the cows. He and director Imtiaz Ali also learnt a lot about jatts and ended up having a great time doing things that otherwise he would not get to experience. The actor-director duo would hang around with the young boys of the family,sleep on the cots,eat at local dhabas and enjoy hookah in the evening. Mistaken identity Hrithik Roshan said that he can never forget an incident which happened during his earlier days in the film industry. He recounted on a reality show how at one time he sported long hair and glares with a blue rim and was mistaken as Bobby Deol. Bobby Deols Barsaat had released during that time and his long hair and glares had become immensely popular. So one day when I stopped my car at a signal,some young children ran towards my car,shoved some paper and pens at me and started shouting Bobby,Bobby autograph please. For a minute I was baffled but then smiled and signed Bobbys name on their papers, recounted Roshan when asked by one of the participants about a moment he remembers fondly. Good times Though she has been here for quite some time and has good films to her credit,Jacqueline Fernandez,who hails from Sri Lanka,feels that being an outsider in the Hindi film industry has its own drawbacks. You cant imagine how it feels for a young woman to come back to an empty apartment and face her demons alone. At times,the city seems far more alien while the sheer unpredictability of Bollywood as an industry starts intimidating you, says the actress who has been staying in Mumbai since three years. She says that the language hasnt been an issue for her as she has picked up Hindi quite well. She,however,is feeling a lot more settled now and believes its the right time to prove herself. These are far happier times for me. I am a lot more content than before. I have no complaints or regrets. I have been given these opportunities and now it is up to me to make the best of it, said Jacqueline. Hands-on mom Raveena Tandon just loves to pamper her kids,daughter Rasha and son Ranbir. And like any other mother,her children are her priority. Apparently the actor preponed all her shoots and commitments as Rashas exams were approaching and she wanted to be sure that her kid is well-versed with her studies. A devoted mother,Raveena is very particular that her kid gets the required amount of attention as far as academics are concerned. Something fishy Tusshar Kapoor had a close brush with death while shooting the last leg of Hum Tum Shabana in Goa. Unaware that he was allergic to a certain kind of fish delicacy,post the wrap up,he ended up eating it for dinner with the team. Upon waking up the next morning,the actors face had turned red and he had difficulty breathing as well! He was immediately rushed to the nearest hospital wherein he was given some anti allergy shots and treatment. It was only after five hours that he felt better and was ready to shoot.
