Saif Ali Khan strongly denied the reports of his marriage with Kareena Kapoor. In a strongly worded statement to the media he clarified his stand. What else does he have to say….Find out in this very special feature….Must Watch!

Saif Ali Khan proved it with films like Tara Rum Pum and Salaam Namastey: He is a competent solo lead. Nevertheless, the Chotey Nawab isn’t past the phase of signing multi-starrers. Perhaps he doesn’t realize that solo lead films are what superstars are made of. “I don’t think that’s true,” counters Saif. “I never look at a film as a multi-starrer or solo lead project. For me, an interesting script and good role matters.”

He also sheds light on Race, an Abbas-Mustan thriller. “It isn’t about car racing or horse racing. It’s about a race between two brothers who compete against each other. A race to succeed.” Find out more, from Saif himself.

Suniel Shetty’s production Mission Istanbul is being touted as one of 2008’s most anticipated releases. Shot at exotic locations, it boasts a star cast similar to that of Shootout At Lokhandwala., including Vivek Oberoi, Zayed Khan and Shabbir Ahluwalia. Abhishek Bachchan is also to do a cameo in the film supposedly based on journalism and terrorism.

That may explain the lack of a strong female lead. Apparently, Vivek and Zayed performed their own stunts. Directed by Apoorva Lakhia, much of the shooting took place in Turkey. While language was obviously a barrier and the weather wasn’t too pleasant, the actors were fascinated by the place. They tell us more

Zayed Khan is on an all-time high. The beaming father talks about son Zidane irrespective of the occasion. At a recent event, he went on and on about the newest member of the Khan clan. “I am glad he is now the centre of attraction, not me,” said the actor. While Zayed is busy spending time with his family, his fans are eagerly awaiting the release of Mission Istanbul. Let’s hope it doesn’t wipe that smile off his face, like his past couple of releases have.

Denying widespread reports on Monday that Abhishek had bought a house where he he intended to move with his wife Aishwarya, Abhishek says, “It is not true at all.”Refuting reports that Abhishek Bachchan has bought a flat in Vashu Bhangani’s building pat opposite the Bachchans’ residence Jalsa, the producer-turned-builder turns emotional.

“I’ve never come across a more devoted son than Abhishek. Not even my own son Jackie. It really hurts me to see my name dragged in as a home-breaker. I shudder to think how I’d react if my son got married and decided to move out.

Abhishek would never do that. As for buying an apartment in my building….arrey, he doesn’t have to BUY one. All he has to say is send him the keys, and it’s his. That’s the kind of rapport we share.”

Getting more emotional Vashu continues, “When I bought land opposite Amitji’s bungalow it was a dream come true. That’s why I named the building Pinnacle Dreams. I wanted people who wanted to share my dream of living close to Jalsa to buy apartments in my building.”

Omce news was out that apartments were available opposite the Bachchans’ residence, Vashu had a tough time keeping the crowds of buyers away. “All the apartments in Pinnacle Dreams were sold out eight months ago.

There’s no vacant apartment except one which I’ve kept for myself, and that I’d happily give to Abhishek anytime. But he hasn’t asked me for it! In fact many interested persons including Pritish Nandy have called to inquire about place in Pinnacle Dreams. Now I’m building a high-rise apartment in front of the J W. Marriott.”

Vashu intends to return to film production this year, for his son Jackie’s sake.

“My son Jackie will be launched by Vivek Sharma (who’s currently helming Bhootnath with the Big B for producer Ravi Chopra) in a film called Kal Kissne Dekha. The film starts shooting in June.”

Bhagnani Jr’s leading lady is in the process of being finalized. One of the strong contenders is Vedika who’s done some South Indian films.

Says the proud father, “I’ve been preparing the boy for six years now. He has been trained in every thing possible. But of course you can’t fool the audience. If Jackie isn’t good he’ll be rejected.”