“Shahid Told Me About Getting Married Before He Told The Media” – Kareena Kapoor

Anyone who has ever been interested in Bollywood long enough knows about the epic Shahid Kapoor–Kareena Kapoor romance. The duo dated for three years and broke up, ironically enough, just before the release of their most successful film as a pair – Jab We Met.

Of course, all is well now. Kareena is happily married to Saif Ali Khan and Shahid is on his way to get hitched too. Shahid’s wedding, as you know, is already looking like the wedding of the year with all the buzz around it and the fact that Shahid is choosing to not divulge any major details about it, is only intriguing fans more. But you’d never believe who Shahid told of his getting married plans, even before he announced it to the media – Kareena Kapoor Khan, of course!

That’s right! Even though the two have never claimed to be friends post their break up, in an exclusive interview with Kareena Kapoor, she told us that the two had met at a Femina event a while back, where Shahid told her about tying the knot. She said:

Both of us were performing at a Femina event. We chatted. So he actually told me about him getting married before he told the media. I’m very happy for him. He’s doing very well professionally… I haven’t seen Haider yet, but my sister saw it and loved it. And I can vouch for marriage being cool. I’d just like to wish him well.

That’s sweet!

Among other things, Bebo also said:

I’m a star actor and I don’t mind that. I love that about myself. And I’m unapologetic about it.

Deepika went with Abhishek when asked to choose between Big B and Junior B

Deepika Padukone has already done two
films with Amitabh Bachchan and has
also worked with Abhishek Bachchan in
Happy New year recently.
Recently, when the actress was asked to
compare the father-son duo at the
trailer launch of her upcoming film
Piku, she was visibly caught in a fix.
For a moment, Deepika didn’t know
how to tackle the question and Amitabh
Bachchan came to her rescue by
jokingly asking the journalist, why is
she trying to create a rift in the family.
While everybody was laughing, Deepika
took her time and said that Abhishek is
more fun to work with but at the same
time, she got to learn a lot of from
Amitji.
She said that Amitji and the family have
always treated Deepika as their
daughter and taken care of her.
The actress further said at the trailer
launch of Piku that a lot of her own
personal touches have gone into the
making of the character Piku.
She said that she started working at a
very young age and lived away from
home. So, the concern for her parents
was always a nagging factor for her.
The character, Deepika said, reminded
her of her parents.
The film, will remind us of our parents
too, she claimed at the event.

The actor playing Virat Kohli in Dhoni's biopic

Even though Yashraj is keeping a tight
leash around the MS Dhoni biopic which
is touted as one of the biggest films of
the year, we just got to know some
andar ki khabar.
We hear that it has been decided that
other than Sushant Singh Rajput, new
stars will be roped in to make the film
even bigger.
What's more? The next big choice is
Fawad Khan. And guess who Fawad
Khan will be playing?
Vice captain of the Indian team, Virat
Kohli.
We also got some news about who will
be playing the role of Saakshi Dhoni -
his wife - whom Dhoni met while
playing at Eden Gardens in Calcutta
four years back.
Well, Alia Bhatt has been approached to
play that role.
We also heard that Bigg Boss winner
Gautam Gulati will be playing the role
of paceman Zaheer Khan.
The film apparently will have special
appearances from MS Dhoni, Sachin
Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly and Yuvraj
Singh.
We also know that the hunt is on to look
for an actor who will play Harbhajan
Singh on screen.

I may get to work with Jackie Chan: Aamir Khan

Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan
recalled how everyone in China noticed
his "fat avtaar", in the first of a two-part
interview.

Let’s begin with your visit to China
for PK, how was the entire experience?
It was a fantastic experience. The people
of China love Indian cinema and I had
no idea that our cinema was so popular
there. They are so enthusiastic. They
welcomed and treated me, Raju (Hirani)
and Vidhu (Vinod Chopra) with so much
love and warmth. Right from the
moment I landed in China till the day I
departed I was surrounded by fans and
they were keen to talk about my films,
the ones I have done in the past and
those I am currently working on.
Which of your films excited them enough
to watch your other films too?
The first film of mine they saw was 3
Idiots, and they loved it, so they
searched for my other films and saw
pirated versions of them. When the
films land in your lap, you will watch it
anyways, but when you put so much
effort in finding a film on different
sites it means that you are keen to watch
it. They have been putting in that effort,
that means that they are keen to watch
Indian films.
Any embarrassing moments you faced
when you met Chinese filmmakers. Did you
face a situation where they knew you but
you didn’t know them?
Ha ha ha! This is exactly what
happened. I met a few actors and
filmmakers and they had seen almost all
films of mine, from Lagaan to PK. But I
didn’t know most of them because I
hadn’t seen their films. That was quite
sad and embarrassing for me. They
were naming my films and praising my
work, but I couldn’t reciprocate because
I hadn’t seen a single film of theirs, and
I felt bad about it. They have
tremendous interest in Indian films and
it’s not only limited to my films. I was
pleasantly surprised to see that Rajji’s
(Raj Kapoor) films are still so popular
there. They still remember and
hum Awara hoon. That was simply
mind-blowing. A film that released in
India about 60 years ago is still so
popular in China was unbelievable.

Are you excited or nervous,
considering PK has got a bigger release in
China than India?
Well I am nervous and I will tell you
why. I was invited on a TV show with a
live audience of about 100 people. So the
host said that almost everyone has
already seen PK before its official
release, but I will now request them to
go and watch it again in theatres this
time. So, I am nervous about the fact
that since they have already seen the
pirated version, how many people will
actually buy tickets to watch the same
film?
The Indo-Chinese treaty, will help your
future films, especially Dangal. Are you
hoping all your films be one of the four
that China officially imports every year?
Well let’s hope so. I can’t decide that, I
can only apply. We show our films to
them and once they like it and approve
it, it gets a release there. That’s
how PK got released. I hope Dangalalso
happens to be one of them. But I would
never want the content of our films to
be drastically changed so that they get
released or showcased in other
countries.
I saw an Italian film, Life Is Beautiful. I
loved it. I don’t know the language but I
saw it with subtitles. We haven’t
suffered the Holocaust but as humans,
we identify what they must have
endured. Cinema has a universal
language. I would not like to see an
Indian version of an Italian film
because you lose the flavour. Likewise,
our films are known for their drama,
emotion, comedy and I want those
flavours and that essence to remain
intact.
"For Jackie Chan to say he likes my
work, its very humbling for me."
Jackie Chan said that he is a huge fan of
yours, how was your meeting with him?
It was amazing. He is a lovely guy.
Jackie is the biggest superstar China has
ever seen after Bruce Lee. Jackie is
popular the world over, for him to say
that he likes my work, its very humbling
for me. I met him at a film launch and
he invited me for dinner that evening.
He showed great hospitality, and is a
very warm and loving guy. I have been
a huge fan of his ever since I saw Police
Story 2. I loved that film so much that I
saw that film back-to-back in a theatre
in Bandra. He is not only a great action
hero but has an amazing comic timing
and he is a fantastic performer.
Hopefully, once we start making Indo-
Chinese films, I might get an
opportunity to work with him.
You are doing a film with Jackie,
titled Kung Fu Yoga, right? Tell us
something about it.
Well Kung Fu Yoga is a film that Jackie
is planning and it will be directed by
famous Chinese filmmaker Stan Lee,
who has directed a number of Jackie’s
films. Unfortunately, its not possible for
me to do that film. I would have loved to
do it but they are shooting it in
September-October this year and I am
focusing on Dangal right now and am
shooting it during the same months. I
finish shooting Dangal in June next year
and can only start shooting for their
film in July or August, it’s unfair to ask
or expect them to wait for me for almost
a year. That’s not right.
Don’t you even want to co-produce it and
associate yourself with Kung Fu Yoga one
way or the other?
Well it’s a good idea, I honestly never
gave it a thought. Maybe, I will think
about it. Actually, I don’t produce a film
that I don’t act in or direct. I did that
earlier but I have stopped doing it now.
The only film I am producing now is my
ex-manager Advait’s directorial debut,
that’s it.
Which films of yours has Jackie Chan seen?
Did he speak about your work? Has he seen
PK?
No he hasn’t seen PK. Actually. I didn’t
even ask him which films of mine he
has seen and liked. But I think, the way
he greeted me and invited me for
dinner, he must have seen a few films
of mime. That’s what I guess! But yes, he
has seen 3 Idiots for sure. He was very
friendly and warm. In fact, during the
first part of the function when Chinese
officials and dignitaries were
addressing their speeches, Jackie was
translating them for me.
Did you tell him how big a fan of his you
have been, and how you saw Police Story
2back-to-back?
Oh yes! I told him the entire episode
and he was smiling throughout. I told
him that I am a big fan of his work and
told him how hugely popular he is in
India.
If he offers you a pivotal role in one of his
martial arts films, will you do it? You think
learning martial arts would be a little
difficult at this age?
Of course! If the story is right and the
script is exciting and appealing enough
I would love to do it. Also, if I am
learning wrestling for Dangal at this
age, I don’t think learning martial arts
would be that difficult. I think main kar
loonga. (Smiles)
We heard that you were surrounded by
female fans in China and were even kissed
by many! Hope your wife doesn’t know
about it?
Ha ha ha! It’s very embarrassing to
narrate such incidents, but yes, I was
surrounded by many female fans right
at the airport and they welcomed me
with some kisses (laughs). Strangely,
whenever I used to leave from hotel,
there used to be about 20-25 girls
waiting to greet me and the same thing
used to happen when I returned.
Luckily Kiran wasn’t with me that time.
She was in Bangalore to celebrate her
mom’s birthday.

Will it be right to say that you are as
popular in China as Jackie Chan is in
India?
No, not really. And I am not being
modest. Jackie Chan has a massive fan
following not only in India but world
over. Yes they have seen many films of
mine and I got tremendous response
from them during my visit but I still
think I am not as popular there. People
in remote villages of India know Jackie
Chan, thanks to his action films. People
in small towns have seen the dubbed
Hindi version of his films. I haven’t
done so many actions films in my
career and I think they haven’t seen
films before Lagaan.
Which other Indian is as popular as you
are in China, today?
Oh God! This is a very tricky question
and I would really not like to answer
this one, warna naya bakheda
aur controversy create ho
jaayegi. (Laughs)

MY REVIEW OF DIL DHADAKNE DO

Cast: Anil Kapoor (Kamal Mehra), Shefali Shah (Neelam Mehra), Priyanka Chopra (Ayesha Mehra), Ranveer Singh (Kabir Mehra), Anushka Sharma (Farah Ali), Farhan Akhtar (Sunny), Aamir Khan (find it yourself), Rahul Bose (Manav), Zarina Wahab (Manav’s mother), Parmeet Sethi (Noorie’s father), Ridhima (Noorie), Vikrant Massey (Rana)
Direction: Zoya Akhtar
Produced by: Ritesh Sidhwani, Farhan Akhtar
Written by: Reema Kagti, Zoya Akhtar, Farhan Akhtar (Dialogue), Javed Akhtar (Dialogue)
Music: Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy
Cinematography: Carlos Catalan
Edited by: Anand Subaya, Manan Mehta
Production Company: Junglee Pictures, Excel Entertainment
Distributed by: Eros International
Release Date: 5th June, 2015
Duration: 170 minutes
Language: Hindi

Zoya Akhtar’s Dil Dhadakne Do is a family drama, which explores the shallowness of family relationships. Zoya started her journey as a Director with Luck by Chance, and her next work Zindagi na Milegi Dobara became a huge hit. While Luck by Chance focused on the metamorphosis of a struggler to a rising star & how the equation in his relationships changes in that process, Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara was all about celebrating life, friendships. Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara brought lot of accolades to Zoya and it still stands apart as a superior piece of art from her. Dil Dhadakne Do is another good craft of hers which handles family relationships, lack of emotional connect very nicely. Although this movie projects the story of upper class society, but the reality is that such stories have become part of almost every household. Families stay under one roof, but lack togetherness. A couple seems to be in a state of perfect bliss, their relationship is ideal before the world, but the reality may be entirely different. One does pursue success, but on the path to success, ends up forgetting the very person / reason to pursue success. The relationship which begins on the foundation of love, forgets the same emotion of love, treads the path of getting mechanical day by day. Zoya also talks about respecting gender diversity. She emphasizes gender equality. On one hand, India as a country is getting more progressive, still, we are not ready to leave behind certain norms or rather not ready to change the norms. Even the educated, affluent, progressive families want their daughters to just get married, raise families, compromise with their dreams. They are expected to stay in marriage, however unhappy it turns out to be. Ah! Am I getting preachy? Zoya hasn’t tried to be preachy at all through Dil Dhadakne Do. Her message is loud and clear: Love, Live and Let Live.

The film begins with Pluto Mehra’s narration (Find it yourself that who is Pluto), introducing various characters of the film. Kamal Mehra (Anil Kapoor) is a self-made businessman. He and his wife Neelam Mehra (Shefali Shah) is a perfect couple, source of envy for others, but the irony is they hardly communicate with one another. Ayesha Mehra (Priyanka Chopra), their daughter, is married and settled in Mumbai with her husband Manav (Rahul Bose) and mother-in-law (Zarina Wahab). Within a few days of her marriage, Ayesha went ahead, started her own online travel portal Musafir, established the same, became very successful and got featured in Forbes business magazine. Kabir Mehra (Ranveer) is the younger Mehra. He doesn’t understand business much, enjoys flying.

Ayesha and Kabir plan for a 10-day long Luxury Cruise Party to celebrate parents’ 30th wedding anniversary. Family and friends join the trip. Kamal and Neelam are keen for Kabir’s match with Lalit’s (Parmeet Sethi) daughter Noorie so as to save their company Ayka from its bankruptcy stage. The relationship status starts getting clearer to the viewers. People smile and hug, whereas in reality, they can’t stand one another. The female gang ends up gossiping. Kamal and Neelam raise a toast to celebrate the beginning of their 10-day long anniversary celebrations, but are so detached and indifferent to each other. Ayesha and Manav appear to be very understanding couple, but Manav’s domination and Ayesha’s suffocation in the relationship is also evident. Noorie (Ridhima) gets closer to Rana (Vikrant Massey) and Kabir to Farah Ali (Anushka Sharma). Sunny (Farhan Akhtar) enters into the scene just before the intermission point. He does add a lot to the storyline. New relationships form, some relationships get redefined, some residues see closure, and some others get to the reality. That is how, this cruise trip goes.  

Dialogues (rather the narrator) play the magic in this movie. A few words of wisdom from Pluto Mehra about how human beings are definitely worth mention here. One of the major difference between human beings and animals is that the former one has Power of speech, still, human beings under-utilize the same. Communication can strike the right chord between people, whereas people end up not expressing love. People end up flipping the days, months and years in a calendar, but just forget to live their lives. If people boast of being self-made, why didn’t they make themselves a bit better.

If you ask me, what doesn’t work in the favour of the movie, it is the pace and the music. What works in the movie is the message which is being conveyed. Anil Kapoor is just brilliant. He has defined Kamal Mehra so wonderfully. He has played Kamal’s self-obsession, need to show off, manipulative at times so convincingly. One gets to see a different facet of Ranveer as Kabir, he is also very good. He has underplayed his energy and that is exactly how Kabir is, not sure of himself at times what he wants to achieve in life, at times inwardly perplexed and at times ready to help others. He is calm, witty, innocent. It is a delight to watch him. Sibling chemistry between Priyanka and Ranveer would make you long for more. Shefali as the depressed housewife portrays her role very nicely. There is a scene, where she is so upset, but deals with it by having chocolate pastries. Anushka and Farhan, have shorter screen time, but they add lot of value to the whole plot. Rahul Bose as Manav is also very good. Anushka and Ranveer have displayed wonderful chemistry together. They are at complete ease with one another. Both Anushka and Priyanka are looking so fit. Priyanka does wear some wonderful outfits. Rest of the cast add to the screenplay, though at times, I got lost in so many characters. Carlos’ work as cinematographer is just superb. Many shots especially that of the cruise is absolutely picturesque.
 
Dil Dhadakne Do would disappoint you, if you are in the lookout of lot of humour, melodrama, extravagant song/ dance sequences. It won’t disappoint you, if you are able to forgive its pace especially in the 1st half, but ready to go into the depth of the message which Zoya is trying to bring to us: Love, Live and Let Live.

OVERALL RATING:-3.5/5

I still see myself as a begineer :- Mohit sharma

India seamer Mohit Sharma has attributed his
success in the limited-overs format to
opportunities given by captain MS Dhoni while
he mentioned that he is still a beginner in
international cricket. Mohit, who has played 20
ODIs and four T20Is since making his
international debut in August 2013, has become
a regular in the Indian ODI and T20I squads, but
he views his position in the side differently.
"Actually I still see myself as a beginner. The
only big difference (since debut) has been that I
spend double time on my bowling and fitness.
When you finally get to play for India, then you
realise how tough it is keep doing well and
maintain your place in the team," Mohit told PTI ,
before leaving for Bangladesh for the three-
match ODI series.
Although he is not in the 'express league' of
Indian pacemen like Umesh Yadav and Varun
Aaron, Mohit's biggest strength is his accuracy,
which he has put to good use. When asked
about his evolution as a bowler, Mohit said he
has become a lot more knowledgeable as a
cricketer while he emphasised that he is still
learning the nuances of the game.
"I think am a lot wiser now. I am able to assess
the situation much faster than earlier times. I
have experienced major changes in my body as
well, the fitness has increased and because of
that and I have gained speed as well. Overall, I
feel much more knowledgeable about the game.
I am very much a beginner, but learning can't
stop even if you become a very big player. When
you enter international cricket, you instantly get
to know what to do at what time just by sitting
in the dressing room. Besides that, the pressure
situations teach you a lot."
"I may not be super quick, but I think I bowl at a
decent pace. I have been consistently hitting
135-140 kph and that's decent speed. And it not
just about pace for me. I focus on landing the
ball in the right areas and leave the rest to the
conditions. Having said that, I understand that I
need to improve my pace further," he added.
Mohit had decent success in the World Cup as
he was India's third highest wicket-taker with 13
wickets at an average of 24.15 and he also had
a good economy of 4.98. Luck had a big role in
Mohit being part of the Indian team as he was
roped in as a last-minute replacement for an
injured Ishant Sharma and Mohit had no qualms
in admitting that he was indeed fortunate to be
part of the Indian team for the tournament. The
26-year old also thanked Mahendra Singh Dhoni
for backing him and said Dhoni's constant
support had a big role in him becoming a
successful bowler.
"(I) really feel fortunate to be part of that squad
and whatever chances I have got so far, it has
been made possible by Mahi bhai (Dhoni).
Anyone who is new to international cricket
cannot do well without the support of his
captain. I feel lucky to be playing under him in
IPL and in the Indian team. The best part about
him is that he helps you out in all matters, on
and off the field," Mohit said.

Murali Vijay fined 25% match fees for sporting two logos on bat

Murali Vijay was fined 25% of his fees for the Test against Bangladesh by the ICC for flouting logo regulations on his bat. Vijay’s bat sports an SS logo but there is also a small MVJ8 logo beneath it. The smaller logo at the bottom is what the ICC held him guilty for.

“According to the new ICC rules, length of the sponsors’ logo can’t be more than nine inches. But it was found that Vijay’s bat flouted the rule,” said an Indian team official.

Interestingly, Vijay’s Twitter handle is called @mvj888 while his Instagram account is MVJ8. He had sported both the logos on his bat in the 2014/15 Australia tour as well, but had not been charged on that occasion.

“Vijay was told that his bat didn’t conform to ICC rules and was penalised 25% of his match fees. He accepted the decision,” said the official.

FROM "PLENTY OF PROBLEMS" TO "PROBLEM OF PLENTY" IN INDIAN BATTING

It took only one innings for Team India to move from "plenty of problems" to a "problem of plenty". Before they got to Bangladesh, there were all sorts of issues to do with their opening batsmen in Test match cricket. Since the start of 2014, leading into this Bangladesh series, different sets of Indian openers had managed only two 50-plus partnerships, which led to poor results. While M Vijay grew in stature during this period by scoring runs in every Test series barring the one in New Zealand, his partners at the other end kept taking turns. India persisted with Vijay and Shikhar Dhawan in South Africa, New Zealand, and on the first part of the tour to England, the lack of runs from Dhawan led to Gautam Gambhir being picked for the last two Tests against England. That didn't solve the problem; in those brief outings Gambhir didn't look the same player who had scored over 8000 international runs. India then went back to Dhawan in Australia, but like in England, the mantle was then handed over to KL Rahul, who scored a brilliant century in Sydney. It was then felt that the opening debate was settled for good.

But Rahul falling ill opened the doors for Dhawan's arrival yet again, for the Test match against Bangladesh. And he has made the most of that opportunity, stirring up an interesting debate. What do you do with Dhawan considering his return to form? And is it really a return to form or more to do with the fact that he was always likely to play better in subcontinental conditions? More important, now that Dhawan is back, what do you do with Rahul, who scored a century in his second Test match against Australia in Australia? Do you follow the Australian policy of giving the place back to the original owner (Rahul, in this case, for he missed a match because of illness and that opening slot is rightfully his)? After all, he scored a century the last time he played a Test match, and also, he provides a ray of hope with regard to solving India's overseas opening problem. But then, how do you bench a guy who has scored 173 off 195 balls? Shouldn't you go with current form, prudence dictating that you don't ruin the present for the sake of a bright future?

Then again, if you don't have an eye on the future, you will keep investing in the wrong people to achieve short-term results, which will be detrimental in the long run. India are playing in the subcontinent for the next 12 months, and in all probability they will win more often than not. Yet they will be well served to not lose sight of the need to do well overseas.

KL Rahul seems ideally suited to opening overseas. Will he be as effective on the subcontinent? © Getty Images
Dhawan's biggest strength is the rate at which he scores his runs (albeit in the subcontinent), and he is a tempting option for the captain to have at the top in every game. If he stays at the crease for a few hours it's almost certain that he'll give his bowlers more than enough time to take 20 wickets. It is something Virender Sehwag was able to achieve, and that makes Dhawan an irresistible option. It's not that Dhawan can't score runs outside the subcontinent, because he did manage to do so in New Zealand. It's just that he couldn't keep the same discipline going on the tours to England and Australia. His Test average for his 10 overseas Test matches before this Bangladesh one is 29.

On the other hand, Rahul seems better equipped technically to succeed overseas, for his batting is built on fundamentals that are ideally suited to the longer form of the game. He leaves a lot of balls alone, plays close the body, and rather than bludgeoning the ball, tries to time it, as all good Test openers should. He has a decent square cut and pull shot, which allow him to score runs with the horizontal bat on harder, bouncier pitches overseas. He also has the ability to bat time and convert starts into big hundreds - which he has done for Karnataka. However, he might not score as freely as Dhawan on the subcontinent), and he is a tempting option for the captain to have at the top in every game. If he stays at the crease for a few hours it's almost certain that he'll give his bowlers more than enough time to take 20 wickets. It is something Virender Sehwag was able to achieve, and that makes Dhawan an irresistible option. It's not that Dhawan can't score runs outside the subcontinent, because he did manage to do so in New Zealand. It's just that he couldn't keep the same discipline going on the tours to England and Australia. His Test average for his 10 overseas Test matches before this Bangladesh one is 29.

On the other hand, Rahul seems better equipped technically to succeed overseas, for his batting is built on fundamentals that are ideally suited to the longer form of the game. He leaves a lot of balls alone, plays close the body, and rather than bludgeoning the ball, tries to time it, as all good Test openers should. He has a decent square cut and pull shot, which allow him to score runs with the horizontal bat on harder, bouncier pitches overseas. He also has the ability to bat time and convert starts into big hundreds - which he has done for Karnataka. However, he might not score as freely as Dhawan on the subcontinent, for here you have to go towards the ball quite often, instead of allowing the ball to come to you. Overseas you need to use the pace on offer; on the subcontinent you need to manufacture it. But Rahul hasn't been tested on this aspect yet and we must reserve judgement.

Dhawan, while he is scoring runs in familiar conditions, needs to continue to work on areas that led to his failures overseas, for the best time to improve is when you aren't thinking about where the next run is going to come from, and you are in that space only when you're in top form.

In my opinion, the way forward from here is to include both of them in the mix for the next home stretch. India might want to continue with Dhawan for the next few Tests, but Rahul must not be made to sit out more than a few matches either. He must not feel the need to change his game radically to become a part of this Test team. Not everyone can bat at Dhawan's pace, nor should they.

Like Sourav Ganguly needed Rahul Dravid to become a great Indian captain, Virat Kohli will need players like Rahul and Cheteshwar Pujara to scale similar heights away from India. I hope this fact is not lost on the team while they enjoy a good run at home.

THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL CELEBRITY ACT ON TWITTER?

Many bollywood celebrities are on Twitter. Very very very few celebrities has managed to keep a good image on Twitter and avoided controversies. But over the years has different celebrities faced controversies on Twitter. I have listed the famous ones and wanted to know what people think about them and which one is the biggest controversy.
Shahid Kapoor and grammar

I am sure it's already a known fact that Shahid Kapoor and grammar just don't go hand in hand. He either spells something wrong, uses wrong word in a sentence or simply forgets to add some words in his tweets. Here are some examples:

- Shahid wanted to wish Sonam on her birthday and said something like:

"Happy birthday to Sonam Kapoor she is truly doing her parents"
Does anyone here have the tweet?
And his countless typos:
Shahid Kapoor: Bust them up marycom ... U r indias million dollar baby ...

Shahid Kapoor: "Premiere in the evening my girlgand deciding what I should wear :)"

Shahid Kapoor vs. Taran Adarsh

Mausam was Shahid's most ambitious project, directed by his father. He prepared for the role and used many years to make the movie. But the outcome didn't out like he wanted. When Taran Adarsh's review came out then Shahid wasn't satisfied and when he finally tweeted the terrible BO collections then Shahid took all his frustrations out on taran on twitter and the fight began between them Something Similiar happened between Abhishek and Taran over Paa's collection I think.

Taran had tweeted: "Shahid's biggest opener, but also Shahid's biggest release in terms of print count & screens. Hence, numbers are below the mark. The business trends indicate a decline on weekdays."

Shahid Kapoor: "So all those trying so hard to screw mausam can go screw themselves .. Waise bhi aajkal kuchh logon ke adarsh buri tarha gir chuke hain."

Taran:  "Abusing and maligning me on a public platform won't help. Instead, get a reality check and introspect the shortcomings of the film. Was in a muvie when I read it. Was shocked that he used such words on a public platform."

Sussanne Roshan attacks Salman Khan on Twitter
When Guzarish released and it didn't work commercially then Salman in an interview refereed to Guzarish and bashed it. Suzanne and Hrithik got upset because he had worked very hard for the film etc. and Suzanne then gave Salman his own medicine on Twitter:

"I think Salman Khan needs to convert to a 7 second broadcast delay system, he needs some self-censorship assistance#bleep"
Retweeted by Sussanne K Roshan

Priyanka Chopra abuse person Twitter

@priyankachopra how does it feel to have achieved everything? Do you feel bored now then?

@pranoybiswas u retard.. It's about how we r treating our planet!!

and the next thing priyanka did was support a campaign against calling people retards

Sonam Kapoor abuse a person on Twitter

It all started when some tweeple re-tweeted Anil Kapoor's interview that said - 'star kids have to struggle more'.

Retweeting the story, a follower said, "'cos they generally have no talent," to which Sonam replied, "f**** off"

Karan Johar and Priyanka Chopra Twitter war
A nameless friend of Priyanka Chopra (read PR) took potshots at Karan Johar, Gauri Khan, Sussanne Roshan, and many other star wives in a tabloid. The star wives chose not to talk about it but Karan Johar went on twitter and gave Priyanka a lesson:

Karan Johar: "Using their hired PR machinery, and hiding behind so-called "friends" to get news into tabloids is nothing but spineless and lame!!! Some people need to wake up and smell the KOFFEE!!! Get a reality check before it's too late!!! Grupw up, and don't mess with goodness"

Ayesha Takia vs. Siddharth Mallya

Ayesha Takia on twitter: ""The worst airline, Kingfisher!!!shockingly baddd airport staff behavior at Delhi airport with my sister. We are going to take serious action against this and go to court with it, let the law handle it, so that this does not happen to any girl again (sic),"

Ayesha Takia: "Is this how a girl alone at an airport gets treated by the staff of the airline she is flying. She is unwell and has a horrible backache, can't believe this happened to her right now. My heart is beating so fast with anger that a girl at an airport gets treated this way by airport staff! He is at the kingfisher counter (sic),"

Ayesha Takia: "Kingfisher staff Vinay Podwal just threatened and yelled at my sister saying he can throw anyone out and TORE her boarding pass! This disgustingly behaved Kingfisher staff called Vinay podwal just tore my sister's boarding pass and misbehaved with her. How can this happen? How dare this Vinay Podwal misbehave with a passenger and tear her boarding pass? It could be any one of u think about it (sic),"

Sidharth Mallya: "Been getting tweets about Ayesha Takia & KFA. Not too sure who she is, an actor of some sorts?? But it seems something has upset her,"

Sidharth Mallya: "Don't know why Ayesha Takia is tweeting so much when she wasn't even present. There are always two sides to a story. Pipe down love,"

Ayesha Takia: " "Well any indian citizen can stand up for their rites if treated badly,and I don't have to be anyone u know sidharth mallya!!!!!!!!!!!!" (sic)  

Ayesha Takia: "My sis is a normal indian girl traveling economy so ofcourse u won't giv a shit,I know the whole story coz it happend 2 my sister therefore,"

Ayesha Takia: "u wernt there either so don't b condescending and defend ur freakin staff,first find out wot happend!u clearly r unaware of ALOT sidharth m!"

Ayesha Takia: "I will rant siddharth mallaya,,wot will u DO!!!!!this Is ur way of dealing with a hospitality buiseness!!!wow!!learn manners n respect!!!"

Siddarth Mallya: "Wow, lots of tweets this am! Didn't anyone sleep?!..am not gonna comment on this topic anymore peeps..got bored. sorry to disappoint haha!!"

Karan Johar vs. Ram Gopal Varma
read the whole fight here: www.pinkvilla.com/entertainmenttags/karan-johar/karan-johars-and-ram-gopal-varmas-twitter-war-gets-nasty

SRK-Farah vs. PC
PC's PR didn't learn from the karan-pc controversy and went ahead and not only leaked a story about PC being casted in Happy New Year but also went ahead and made a nasty comment about an actor and actress relationship. Farah and SRK replied to this and later PC did damage control on twitter:

Farah Khan
Everymorning I get up n read some made up crap about HNY..whn the 'journos' hav decided who our leading lady will be kindly inform us too!

Shah Rukh Khan
When a persons words & body language r in conflict they r usually lying. A lot like the headline words of tabloids & their body of content..

Priyanka Chopra
Gossip seems 2 become the need of the hour for certain pple who thrive of negativity and vile PR strategies..live n let live..Luv n let luv.

Bipasha Basu using child labour
Bipasha Basu went on Twitter and shared a picture from the sets of Players where the picture showed that she was using child labour. This became a huge controversy.
Bipasha Basu: "I need to learn to tie shoe laces asap!Embarassed that I can't!No patience grrr! Promise I am not spoilt!Will learn soon"

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