Naga Chaitanya asked Simbhu to stay away from his heroine

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Did he really mean this? If sources are believed, yes. Naga Chaitanya suggested Simbhu to stay away from his debut movie heroine Karthika. Karthika, daughter of yesteryear heroine Radha paired opposite Naga Chaitnaya in 'Josh' which got lukewarm response at box office.

It is learnt that Naga Chaitanya suggested Simbhu not to pair with Karthika. Additionally, Naga Chaitanya asked Simbhu to watch his debut movie ‘Josh’ and reconsider his decision. Simbhu took his advice seriously and watched ‘Josh’ and requested director to change the heroine. Simbhu who had even done a photo shoot for the movie ’Ko’ opted out just before the film’s first schedule as director not agreed. Now, director replaced Simbhu with other hero Jeeva and retained Karthika.

Simbu became close to Nag Chaitanya during the making Gautham Menon’s bilingual movie Vinnaithandi Varuvaayaa with Simbhu in Tamil and ‘Ye Maya Chesave’, with Naga Chaitanya in the Telugu version.

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Heroine Fell down, Movie Super Hit!

If a heroine falls down during a dance sequence, industry people believe that the movie will become a Super Hit. Recently Glam doll Hansika

Mothwani, fell down during picturisation of a song and the unit members said "Pilla Padipoyindi movie Super Hit". Listening to this words, Hansika got angry upon them.

Speaking about the incident, Hansika said,"I used to laugh at people who are very superstitious about everything they do in the life. But slowly I started believing things". Even in the shooting of Desamuduru, Hansika fell down and the movie become a super hit. Hope Hansika falls down for every movie and increase her success rate.

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NRI students working illegally to be expelled from UK

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

London, Feb 10: Foreign students from outside Europe will be deported from Britain if they are found to be working illegally, the British government said Wednesday.

The British home ministry issued the warning while giving out details of new rules for foreign students, effective immediately, that it said are aimed at stopping 'bogus students' from coming into the country.

The new regulations will ensure that students studying below degree level have a limited ability to work in Britain and that their dependants cannot work here at all.

"It will be even harder for bogus students, whose only aim is to work in the UK, to come into the country," the home ministry said.

The new measures include:

* A good standard of English (equivalent of holding just below a GCSE qualification - year 11 in school - in a foreign language) will be needed to come to Britain and study to improve English language competency further;

* A good standard of English (again equivalent of holding just below a GCSE in a foreign language) will need to be demonstrated in order to study any other course below degree level;

* Restricting the lowest level courses (A-levels, or year 13 in school, and equivalent) to only the most trusted institutions;

* Halving the amount of time a student studying below first degree level or on a foundation degree course, will be able to work, to just 10 hours during term time;

* A ban on bringing in dependants for anyone studying a course for less than six months; and

* A ban on dependants of anyone studying a course lower than foundation or undergraduate degree level from working - they will face removal from Britain if found doing so.

Home Secretary Alan Johnson said: "We want foreign students to come here to study, not to work illegally, and today we have set out necessary steps which will maintain the robustness of the system we introduced last year. I make no apologies for that."

India ranks second only to China in the list of countries with the most number of students in British institutions.

Alongside, the government also announced that from 2011 it will put in place a new points-based test for people applying to become permanent residents.

From 2011, anyone wishing to become a permanent resident will have to show they have the qualifications or skills that the British economy needs, or are living in parts of the country where there are specific skills shortages that they can fill. They will also have to demonstrate that they could speak good English for their application to be successful.

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Hansika's Facebook account Hacked

Sunday, February 7, 2010

Hansika Motwani is the latest victim of hacking. Hansika claims that her Facebook profile has been hacked by a cyber attack. Unfortunately, she hasn’t been able to figure out the hands behind it.

Sources say that she has informed the Mumbai police department about it, however, Hansika is yet to file a formal complaint.A close friend of the actor on conditions of anonymity says: “Hansika looks very worried these days.

The actress suddenly found out that her Facebook ID has been hacked! The hacker had not only sneaked into her account but had also changed her password. She can no longer access her account. She learnt about the hack, when she couldn’t log on to her Facebook account and a an ‘error’ message kept flashing on the screen.

It said that she has entered an invalid password.For five days she was not able to get on to the social networking page.” A traumatised Hansika says: “I was really very worried as I was not able to access my account and was also not able to chat with my friends. I was also scared that the people who had hacked into my account might be misusing it, which would have caused me and my friends a great deal of stress.”

Hansika contacted Facebook authorities and asked them to reset her account. She is, however, not contemplating on registering a police complaint with Mumbai’s cyber crime department. “Thankfully, I was able to contact Facebook and reset my password but it took all of five days when I disappeared from the world that is Facebook,” she added.

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Chiranjeevi in Kerala to remove fat?

Praja Rajyam party chief Chiranjeevi nowadays has nothing to do in the politics. Ever since, he declared that he is in favour of Unified Andhra, hismovements were restricted to Andhra region only. There also he didn’t receive any overwhelming response for his stand. Now, he understood that there is no necessity to tour either in Andhra or in Telangana regions and of course do not have any job in Tollywood also. In other words he is a free bird now. He can spend his leisure time with his family and with his granddaughter.

Chiranjeevi and his family members on Friday evening have left for Kerala to have Naturopathy treatment, with which he plans to remove the excess fat from his body. Chiranjeevi and his family members will spend five days in Kerala for this purpose. Is he planning to join film industry again? And, that’s why he undergoing treatment?

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