Will Imran Khan accept Veena Malik in Pakistan politics?

To enroll starlet Veena Malik in a political outfit, one has to go really cuckoo in the head. And Pakistan’s popular cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan doesn’t seem to have gone that far! 

So how is it that there are rumours floating in India and abroad about the wannabe actress joining Imran Khan’s political party Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaaf (PTI)? Is it the starlet’s foolhardy PR machinery plugging such bizarre reports in the media? Or is the media itself going on a speculation overdrive? 

Whatever be the case, it seems highly unlikely that a political outfit in a conservative country like Pakistan would accept amongst its members, a girl whose nude pictures have appeared on the Indian version of a foreign lifestyle magazine, and who has been attempting to dramatically seek a groom through an Indian reality show. 
Moreover, Veena Malik is said to be a nautanki (read drama seeking machine) who can go to any extent to be in the news. 
Whether it is flirting with actor Ashmit Patel on the Indian reality show Bigg Boss, or doing a disappearing act in Mumbai, or acting in B-grade cinema, or signing up for another reality show called Swayamwar to seek a groom through Indian television; the Pakistani starlet has seen and done it all within just a year or two.
So next time you hear anything about Veena, please take it with a pinch of salt and nothing more than that.

Sunny Leone's dream came true!

Adult film actor Sunny Leone, who is all set to make her Bollywood debut with filmmaker Pooja Bhatt's 'Jism 2', said she never thought she will be acting in a B-town flick. 

"I never thought I will be making a Bollywood movie," Sunny told NDTV. 

"It is like a dream come true. I am living the dream right now," she said. Speaking on her entry to 'Jism 2', the bombshell said: "This just happened. Bigg Boss asked me to be on the show and from there all these happened.This is the most amazing thing that ever happened in my career." She described the entire experience of working in 'Jism 2' as 'amazing'. Sunny disclosed that 'Karen Malhotra' is not her real name as mentioned in several sites including online encyclopedia 'Wikipedia'. The pornstar stormed into the Indian small screen by participating in popular Indian reality show 'Bigg Boss 5'.

Salman Khan to host Bigg Boss 6

Season five of Bigg Boss ended last night with dance performances and turn-by-turn eliminations. A week ago, rumours had it that Salman Khan was likely to return in the second half of the year with the next edition of the popular Colors show. That meant he would not be available for the third season of his pet TV show, 10 Ka Dum, which, incidentally, marked his debut as a TV host on Sony Entertainment.

Adding a sudden twist to the tale, a news report emerged a day before the finale, claiming that Salman had decided to drop out of Bigg Boss to go back to 10 Ka Dum. But a source from Colors insists that talks with the actor have already been initiated, and the channel wants him back for season six.

Salman“There are no talks with the makers or with the channel for 10 Ka Dum. The sources of that story are laughable,” smirks Salman on the Bigg Boss 5 sets at Karjat. “I love that show but I’m not likely to go back.”

When asked if that is an indication that he will be back with Bigg Boss 6, the actor says that he would love to return, something he had said even when season four had ended.

“It’s still a couple of months away. I don’t know what the channel is thinking. But I love this show. And if they really want me back, I will make time for them,” he adds.

His co-host Sanjay Dutt, however, doesn’t sound as confident about returning to the show that launched him on the small screen “I have my options open. This show made me realise the kind of audience connect TV has. And I’d like to connect with the viewers again, even if it’s not through this show.”

Missing Hrithik

It was recently reported that Hrithik Roshan was dropped from the Bigg Boss finale because he doesn’t get along with Salman Khan. Bring this up and co-host Sanjay says, “Salman and I would’ve loved to have Hrithik on the show. But he’s shooting Krrish 3 on a tight schedule and couldn’t move his timetable around.”

Juhi Parmar wins 'Bigg Boss 5', takes home Rs.1 crore

Three months of patience and fair play paid rich dividends to TV actress Juhi Parmar, who Saturday won the fifth season of the controversial reality show "Bigg Boss" and the prize money of Rs.1 crore. The "Kumkum" fame actress, who was among the first 13 contestants to enter the house Oct 2, 2011, pipped actress Mahek Chahal and Siddharth Bhardwaj to win the show, which was described as high on fights and low on entertainment quotient by season three participant, actor-filmmaker Kamaal R. Khan.

She is the second female contestant to win the show, as Shweta Tiwari had taken away the trophy in the last season.

Juhi, 31, had earlier participated in other reality shows - "Pati Patni Aur Woh" and "Maa Exchange" and was seen indulging in lots of arguments, but in "Bigg Boss", she played the game more patiently.

Many inmates and viewers were not so happy with Juhi's friendship with her inmate Akashdeep Saigal aka Sky, who got embroiled in the ugliest fights on the show, but it didn't stop her from winning the show.

Others in the top five included Amar Upadhyay and Sky.

Juhi too had her share of arguments with contestants like Shraddha Sharma, Amar, Siddharth and Mahek, but at the same time she enjoyed a good friendship with Raageshwari Loomba, Pooja Bedi, Indo-Canadian porn star Sunny Leone as well as Sky.

What made her stand out was her patience and quality of lending everybody a patient ear in the "Bigg Boss 5", which was co-hosted by Sanjay Dutt and Salman Khan.

The finale was graced by actor Imran Khan and filmmaker Karan Johar, who came to promote their forthcoming film "Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu".

Johar had expressed that he wanted Juhi to win the show, and that his mother, Hiroo Johar, a fan of the show, feels that she was the most promising contender for the winner's trophy.

The prediction came true.

Juhi was ecstatic to see her husband, TV actor Sachin Shroff, her parents and her mother-in-law upon her exit from the secluded house, where she spent 98 days without being connected with anything or anyone outside the four parapets of the house.

The finale saw several performances, including those by Sunny, Malaika Arora, Pooja Missra, Rakhi Sawant, transgender activist Laxmi Narayan Tripathi and Shonali. Even Shakti Kapoor danced with all the girls who entered "Bigg Boss 5" - bringing the show to a full circle.

Malaika added spice to the finale by dancing on numbers like "Chhaiya chhaiya", "Chhammak chhallo" and "Honth raseele" while Rakhi grooved to "Chikni chameli".

Salman and Sanjay too shook a leg together, making it a treat for the audience.

"Bigg Boss 5" began with an eclectic mix of celebrities - controversial models, actresses, a wrestler, as well as a proud transgender.

The season saw former Miss Afghanistan Vida Samadzai, who was banned in the country for wearing a bikini; Nihita Biswas, wife of "Bikini Killer" Charles Sobhraj, VJ Pooja Missra, actress Pooja Bedi, model-actress Shonali, popular host Mandeep Bevli, and Rajasthani folk dancer Gulabo Sapera.

Woman wrestler Sonika Kaliraman was also seen on the show, but she left within a week of her entry as she was pregnant.

Laxmi also added drama to the season, while guest appearances were made by social activist Swami Agnivesh, Australian cricketer Andrew Symonds and sumo wrestler Yamamotoyama.