We have heard many a people from the tinsel town referring to Salman Khan as Salman bhai. But the fact is the rules are different for the pretty young ladies in town.Salman doesn't want the young beauties to address him as Salman bhai. He made it very clear that he doesn't like the girls calling him bhai. When Bigg Boss winner Shweta Tiwari had addressed him as bhai in one of the episodes of the show, Sallu clarified: "I am okay with Dolly Bindra referring to me as bhai, but I don't want Shweta to call me Salman bhai." And, it looks like his Dabangg co-star Sonakshi Sinha took Sallu very seriously. Sonakshi has won several trophies for the best newcomer at various award functions recently. For most of these functions, she prepared a speech in which she thanked everyone from the Dabangg team.In most cases, however, her speech went: "I thank Arbaaz bhai and Mr. Salman Khan..." Well, Sonakshi may respect Sallu a lot, but she clearly avoided calling him bhai.


      

Well, we are sure that you all will be waiting with bated breath to know the status of the sequel of the smash hit film Dabangg. So are we. Well, the news is finally out that it's not Abhinav Kashyap, but Arbaaz Khan himself who will be directing the much awaited sequel, thus marking his directorial debut!

News has it that, there were some differences between the Khan brothers and Abhinav Kashyap. What happened was that, Arbaaz received a SMS from Abhinav stating that he won't be directing the sequel. Meanwhile, Arbaaz did not deny the 'differences' aspect between Abhinav and him over a couple of weeks. Arbaaz also said that it was strange that Abhinav, rather than coming personally, sent him just a SMS telling him about him not directing the sequel.

Abhinav's exit has now paved an entry to Arbaaz Khan, who will now be donning the director's cap. On a lighter note, one is reminded of Salman Khan's famous statement in the film 'Ab tak nahlaaya tha... ab dhoonugaa". In the same breath, Arbaaz Khan can now say, 'Ab tak film produce lkiya tha... ab direct karoonga'! What say, Arbaaz Dabangg Khan.

     

The latest gossip from the tinsel town is, Salman Khan’s has a new ‘interest’. And the girl in question is none other than German super model Claudia Ciesla. It seems Salman met the dashing beauty in Mumbai while she was here to dub for her second Hindi movie titled Karma.

Bollywood stars have always been famous for their interests, superstitions, link-up, break-ups, dramas and many more things. We present to you the countdown of the 10 such `Tenatalizers` which means the top ten `dhamaka` news of Bollywood and the new-makers who create these dhamaka`s!

Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is fuming over Elle magazine cover ''skin-whitening'' scandal, reveal her pals.

Fans of the actress were left stunned last week after her skin appeared to have been digitally lightened on the cover of the magazine's new issue.

According to friends, the 37-year-old Bollywood star, who is widely believed to be the world's most beautiful woman, is said to be considering suing the Indian version of the title over what has been deemed ''racist airbrushing''.

The actress herself has not commented on the situation, but friends of the 'Bride and Prejudice' star have said she is ''furious''.

"Aishwarya's first reaction was disbelief," the Daily Mail quoted one of herpal as saying.

"She believed that these things don't happen anymore. Not in this day and age when women are recognised for their merit, and not for the colour of their skin.

"She is currently verifying this skin-whitening allegation. If there is any proof of this, she might even take action," the pal said.

"She is clearly the global face of the contemporary Indian woman. The last thing she'd want is to have a global image coloured by a racial suggestion," another pal added.

Neither Elle magazine or Mrs Bachan were available for comment today.

The actress, a former Miss World who is married to fellow actor Abhishek Bachchan, is thought to be too preoccupied by her father, who is ill, to look into the matter further.