Shamita plans baby shower for Shilpa Shetty

Shilpa Shetty, in the ninth month of her pregnancy, is preparing for the party of her life. According to reports, younger sister Shamita is hosting a baby shower for Shilpa at the Kundra residence in Juhu, Mumbai on Thursday, May 3.

Apparently, Shilpa has only been informed about the date and time – 3.30 pm. Shamita is organising everything along with her close friends Kiran Bawa and Rupali Shah. The Shetty sisters’ friends and acquaintances have all been invited including Manyaata Dutt, Krishka Lulla and Raveena Tandon.
The party will not be a godh bharai and is more likely to be a baby shower with men strictly not allowed! Shamita, sources say, has planned a pink and blue theme for the decorations including candles and flowers. 

An excited Shamita said that she wants it to be a ‘surprise’ for Shilpa. “I have never been to a baby shower so we've had to do lots of research. We will be cordoning off the lower section a day before as we don't want Shilpa to know what she'll be doing. She's very curious! This was the only day we could get as she's been traveling because of IPL and her work commitments. It's a very special day for Shilpa. I just want her to have a good time, be treated like princess and be showered with gifts," Shamita told reporters.

Would never release a film during IPL: Shah Rukh Khan

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who co-owns an Indian Premier League (IPL) team, believes that releasing films during the tournament is a risk that he would never take. 

"If someone is releasing it (a film), they know what 

they are doing. But I would actually think twice, 

especially in the middle of the tournament.In the beginning yes, you can take a chance, but not in the middle and never at the end, I wouldn't release a film," the 46-year-old, who co-owns Kolkata Knight Riders, said here at the unveiling of Nokia brand campaign for IPL 5. "If you are going to analyze it some people are releasing their films, yes they are taking a chance because the matches happen mostly 8-11 so that show can be affected if it's an important match. I would think about it if I am releasing a film as a producer," he added.Shah Rukh says there are filmmakers, who hold back films and decide on releasing them post-IPL. "People do wait for IPL. Post-IPL has become a period where people assume that there is a want of films and you will release your film as soon as the season gets over. So that tells you that is an important part where people hold back their films," Shah Rukh said.Shah Rukh is back from London after a shooting schedule for Yash Raj's untitled film, which also stars Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma.