Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan is a happily married couple as per the media. But a recent fact has put some light on the couple’s martial status. It is reported that Aishwarya and Abhishek had a heated argument over an unknown issue during the IFFA awards ceremony and this has been confirmed by actor Kunal Kapoor who accompanied ash and Abhi to the awards venue. The reason for the heated argument was not known, but Abhishek tried to suppress the loud voice of Aishwarya as they were being watched by the media. But Aish did not bother to listen and was going on pestering and taunting Abhishek for a reason which is presently secretive.  

Abhishek soon got so much vexed that he ordered his security guards to accompany his wife to her hotel room. The couple had a long chat previously, but Abhi could not settle the issue peacefully. So he ordered his personnel guards to take his wife safely to the hotel room in Bangkok. 

But according to the chief of security guards the couple had a heated argument over Aishwarya’s over presence in the media and her past controversies with sallu; vivek seems to be hitting Abhishek’s heart now.  

Raima Sen seems to have disappeared from the film circuit after Manorama Six Feet Under. The actress will soon be seen in Rituparno Ghosh’s bilingual Khela. This will be Raima’s first film with Manisha Koirala, which marks Manisha’s debut in Bengali films.

Khela is about an idealistic director’s quench to make a film with a boy, who he thinks, is jut perfect for the role. Rituparno’s previous movies dealt with intense relationships and serious emotions. Rituparno has always chosen indoor locations for his films. However, with Khela he has explored shooting outdoors.

Interestingly, Raima plays the role of a costume designer in the film. "It is a film within a film, if one can say that. It is a lot more serious in its tone. The film has interesting music which is composed by a band from Kolkata called 21 Grams," says Raima.

She goes on to add, "I love doing roles where I don’t have to put on make-up. I believe women look more beautiful with out any make-up. I am not using any make-up in Aparna Sen’s next film. I am doing a guest appearance in Sunglass which stars Konkana Sen Sharma, and I am doing a short film with Ruchi Narain titled Mumbai 10. They are short films based on Mumbai. The films are being directed Sudhir Mishra and Anurag Kashyap.

The new King of Bollywood, Akshay Kumar describes himself as one "lucky bugger". The 40-year-old actor never had it so good and he’s enjoying his place in the Bollywood sun despite Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan taking digs at him on who the real box office king was or who the highest paid actor was.

"I am not a Khan so what gives me the right to comment on what they say or want? What I can say is what I feel about them, and that is they are both superb performers. If they increase their price then ‘well done’. I only ask for what I know I truly deserve. But the question is ‘do they?’ It looks like the trend is catching on, well done boys!" says Akshay of his contemporaries.

He has been traveling extensively of late, one day he’s in South Africa, the next in Bangkok, then LA, Egypt and now in the Bahamas, with Mumbai being a distant land of sorts. "Sorry where… Mumbai? I don’t think I know where that is. Oh no…wait, I live there right? Yeesh it’s been so long! I must go back sometime time soon." he says.

And of course, that doesn’t leave him any time to blog like Amitabh Bachchan and Aamir Khan does it? "My gosh do you not know me at all? Do I look like the kind of guy that would sit at a computer writing blogs? Believe me if I was, then I’m definitely doing something wrong. You get what I mean? I’d rather talk to people through my movies," he retorts.

Given his last film, Yash Raj’s Tashan flopped miserably, tainting his superhit status at the box office, would he work with them in the near future? "So what if Tashan flopped? I’m not afraid of a flop, I did my very best and that’s all one can do. Come on, they are the premier makers in our industry. Of course I’d love to work with them. Throw me a good script and I’m anyone’s," he reasons. So what makes him and Vipul Shah such an amazing team at the box office? They hit the bullseye every time they work together — Namastey London being their biggest film together. "Well it goes something like this — Vipul understands my needs and I understand what he wants in a performance and that’s what makes us the perfect couple. It’s as simple as that.

It’s like a marriage, no pun intended of course. I don’t want to marry my director/producer or anything. But compromise is the main key to any relationship," he says, even as their next, Singh is Kinng is ready to hit the marquee soon. Hysterical fans are a part of this handsome actor’s life nowadays creating stampedes and euphoria wherever he goes. "IIFA was fantastic for me. The warmth, the support, the mass hysteria like you said… it’s what makes all your hardwork feel worth it when every single member in the audience is behind every word you sing with their fists up screaming Singh is Kinng. What more could a Punjabi boy ask for?