Wednesday, November 01, 2006
Saif Ali Khan join security guard for iftar
Saif Ali Khan was shooting at Yashraj Studios, when he decided to give surprise visit to his son Ibrahim at his Karate class. But the security guard of class refused to him enters; Saif has lost his cool, pushed him away and went inside. Later, Saif realized and apologies to him. The recognize him and asked him to join him for iftar, and Saif immediately agreed.
Sunday, October 15, 2006
Saif replaces Fardeen
Nikhil Chaturvedi, managing director, Provogue India Limited, has appointed actor Saif Ali Khan as the new brand ambassador for Provogue men's wear. The clothing brand's popular face for the last five years actor Fardeen Khan has decided to move out and start his own fashion label.
Salil Chaturvedi, director, Provogue, discloses, "We would ideally like to have continued with Fardeen. But since he wants to move on in life and launch his own clothesline, we had no option but to wish him the best. Saif Ali Khan is a style icon too."
He continues, "We chose Saif because he is among the leading actors of our country, a heartthrob for many and a style icon for most. Saif is also an evolved actor who constantly reinvents and redefines himself much as the brand."
On his part, Saif is happy to step into Fardeen's shoes. "I'm glad to be the replacement for Fardeen Khan who is a stylish person. I have been signed as the brand ambassador for the next three years. I hope to represent the new age Indian and make a statement as stylishly as Fardeen has done over the years to propel Provogue to greater heights," says Saif.
Salil Chaturvedi, director, Provogue, discloses, "We would ideally like to have continued with Fardeen. But since he wants to move on in life and launch his own clothesline, we had no option but to wish him the best. Saif Ali Khan is a style icon too."
He continues, "We chose Saif because he is among the leading actors of our country, a heartthrob for many and a style icon for most. Saif is also an evolved actor who constantly reinvents and redefines himself much as the brand."
On his part, Saif is happy to step into Fardeen's shoes. "I'm glad to be the replacement for Fardeen Khan who is a stylish person. I have been signed as the brand ambassador for the next three years. I hope to represent the new age Indian and make a statement as stylishly as Fardeen has done over the years to propel Provogue to greater heights," says Saif.
Sunday, October 08, 2006
Saif Ali Khan’s king sized squabble with Rani Mukherjee in New York!
New York, Sept 25: Bollywood hunk Saif Ali Khan stirred up trouble in New York city by reportedly squabbling with his co-star Rani Mukherjee and also vexing the owner of Madame X lounge.
Saif who is in the Big Apple for the shooting of his film Tara Rum Pum apparently threw his weight around at the posh bar after downing shots of Tequila.
Buzz is also around that Khan and Murkerjee, have reportedly asked their producer for rooms at separate hotels so they don't have to see each other off the set.
The other night, the hunky millionaire and some pals stopped in at Madame X on Houston Street. A bartender there said Khan copped an attitude while throwing back shots of tequila and downing rum and Cokes.
"He acted like he owns this joint," the owner was quoted by the New York Post, as saying. (ANI)
Saif who is in the Big Apple for the shooting of his film Tara Rum Pum apparently threw his weight around at the posh bar after downing shots of Tequila.
Buzz is also around that Khan and Murkerjee, have reportedly asked their producer for rooms at separate hotels so they don't have to see each other off the set.
The other night, the hunky millionaire and some pals stopped in at Madame X on Houston Street. A bartender there said Khan copped an attitude while throwing back shots of tequila and downing rum and Cokes.
"He acted like he owns this joint," the owner was quoted by the New York Post, as saying. (ANI)
Monday, October 02, 2006
No showdown with Rani, says Saif
Dismissing rift rumours, actor Saif Ali Khan clarifies that neither girlfriend Rosa nor co-star Rani Mukerji are at loggerheads with him.
"What's this about a showdown with Rani? Am I mad to have a showdown with her? I mean, come on! Rani and I have shared a cordial professional relationship ever since we did 'Hum Tum' together. That film will always remain special to me. It was my first solo-hero hit," says the "Omkara" star.
"I won't say Rani and I are close friends. But we connect really well on the sets. We do our work together and move in different directions after-hours," Saif told IANS on phone from New York where he is shooting for Siddharth Anand's "Tara Rum Pum".
So where did these rumours come from?
"When I arrived in New York, I stayed with the rest of the 'Tara Rum Pam' unit in the same hotel. But when Rosa joined me, I wanted us to live in an apartment. I feel that's the only way to get to know a city.
"As soon as Rosa and I moved into an apartment news spread that Rani and I were staying in separate hotels. That's truly dumb, man. The last thing we need on a foreign location is the principal lead's tantrums. And do you think we can get away with a showdown in front of the whole unit? We'd had the details of the slaps and punches pasted on the Internet," he says.
Humour intact, Saif gets into grimmer ground.
"I've heard rumours about Rosa and me splitting and that she has gone back home to Mumbai before me because of our fights. We're doing well for ourselves as a couple. Do we need these rumours to come and spoil things between us?
"I guess every relationship conducted in the limelight is subjected to such scrutiny. I can take that. But it gets a bit annoying when we need to time our comings and goings according to the way people would respond to our movement," says Saif.
So where are the rumours coming from?
"Search me! Probably from people who need to get a life. We can't help it if people think our relationship is in trouble. The fact is we're very happy together," he shrugs.
Talking about Anand's "Tara Rum Pum", he says: "It's going really well. I think Siddharth has another winner on his hands after 'Salaam Namaste'. It feels wonderful to be part of cinema so different from one another, like 'Omkara' and 'Tara Rum Pum'."
Source :Glamsham
"What's this about a showdown with Rani? Am I mad to have a showdown with her? I mean, come on! Rani and I have shared a cordial professional relationship ever since we did 'Hum Tum' together. That film will always remain special to me. It was my first solo-hero hit," says the "Omkara" star.
"I won't say Rani and I are close friends. But we connect really well on the sets. We do our work together and move in different directions after-hours," Saif told IANS on phone from New York where he is shooting for Siddharth Anand's "Tara Rum Pum".
So where did these rumours come from?
"When I arrived in New York, I stayed with the rest of the 'Tara Rum Pam' unit in the same hotel. But when Rosa joined me, I wanted us to live in an apartment. I feel that's the only way to get to know a city.
"As soon as Rosa and I moved into an apartment news spread that Rani and I were staying in separate hotels. That's truly dumb, man. The last thing we need on a foreign location is the principal lead's tantrums. And do you think we can get away with a showdown in front of the whole unit? We'd had the details of the slaps and punches pasted on the Internet," he says.
Humour intact, Saif gets into grimmer ground.
"I've heard rumours about Rosa and me splitting and that she has gone back home to Mumbai before me because of our fights. We're doing well for ourselves as a couple. Do we need these rumours to come and spoil things between us?
"I guess every relationship conducted in the limelight is subjected to such scrutiny. I can take that. But it gets a bit annoying when we need to time our comings and goings according to the way people would respond to our movement," says Saif.
So where are the rumours coming from?
"Search me! Probably from people who need to get a life. We can't help it if people think our relationship is in trouble. The fact is we're very happy together," he shrugs.
Talking about Anand's "Tara Rum Pum", he says: "It's going really well. I think Siddharth has another winner on his hands after 'Salaam Namaste'. It feels wonderful to be part of cinema so different from one another, like 'Omkara' and 'Tara Rum Pum'."
Source :Glamsham
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