B-town bowled over!
Celebrities from Bollywood flooded Chandigarh for the Indo-Pak semifinal 
The moment finally came…and not a soul missed it. The city wore a somewhat deserted look, no prizes for guessing why! The epicentre of discussion revolved only around one thing, we still aren't giving away any prizes for the guess. Cricketers poured in numbers and so did stars of the B-Town. And if you think they managed to drift our attention away from the men in blue and green, well they couldn't!

The fun game
Is a cricket match all about winning or losing? Well, yes it is! We wanted to add a small feature. A cricket match between India and Pakistan is also about exchanging interesting, hilarious online one-liners. Here are some, which did the rounds for quiet  a while.





Whistle blowers: Girls had all the fun during the Indo-Pak semi final at Mohali stadium. 

Mutual Admiration

Hollywood loves India
There has been an influx of Hollywood stars to India in the past 2-3 years. We take a look
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie They stayed at the Taj Mahal Hotel in South Mumbai but did not socialise with anyone from Bollywood. They came with their brood as Angelina had to shoot for A Mighty Heart. They had the shutterbugs in a tizzy. 

Drama-tic turn
Manoj Joshi, veteran actor and theatre personality, staged his play Chanakya in Chandigarh
Theatre is a must for every actor," feels Manoj Joshi, a veteran actor and theatre personality, who is in town to showcase his play Chanakya. "Theatre groomed me, but the best thing about it is that one gets to learn something new everyday," he says. However, Joshi always wanted to be a painter. As a result he opted for the school of arts over NSD, but as they say destiny chooses you rather than the other way round. Fate had some other plans for him. His fascination for theatre made him realise his final destination. 

Raveena’s new venture
Shopping for the kids is the biggest challenge that mothers faces nowadays. Such is the pressure that the parents don't mind spending big bucks on their little ones. However, there is good news for the Chandigarh residents. 

get physical 
You can work it out
Don’t set unrealistic goals. Train smart and reap immense benefits
Its been said over and over: "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail." Working out without a pre-determined workout regime is similar to going on a trip without directions; most likely you'll end up getting lost. Don't make this common mistake. Enlist the aid of a qualified personal trainer to design a proper resistance training and aerobic programme.

Looking for books? Try online
E-reading is catching up 
If you can't find a particular book at your favourite bookshop, join the growing league of net savvy Indians who buy their reading stuff on the Internet and get discount and free delivery right at their doorstep. "Until a few years back, getting a particular title was a hectic job involving a visit to at least four to five bookstores that were far from home. Now all I have to do is click a mouse," says Arindo Ghosh, a banker and book lover who lives in east Delhi.

Chatter box
Hrithik's music video for Just Dance Ace dancer and heartthrob of millions Hrithik Roshan recently shot for an music video for his new reality show STAR Plus' Just Dance. The actor danced so flawlessly that everyone was impressed by his dancing moves. Hrithik rehearsed for five hours for five days before the shoot, which his director-friend Arjun Sablok directed. Perfectionist Hrithik wants to motivate the audiences to dance. Hrithik's co-judge on Just Dance, Vaibhavi Merchant choreographed the music video while Pritam has given the music. 

The year ahead 
If your birthday is March 31...
What a coincidence for you! 2011's total number and your basic number is same this year. So a fantastic year ahead. Professionally, it spells speedy augmentation in career, economic strength and good flow of liquidity. 

Beat it 
Singer: Mohit Chauhan,Shekhar Ravjiani,Shurti Pathak
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI6VKs9aOL4
These singers are a deadly combination of music in Bollywood. I fell in love with the song the moment I heard it. It pulls me out from my own soul and places me somewhere in eternity. It might sound an exaggeration, but I love this song beyond everything. The kind of subtle Punjabi and Hindi it uses makes the song hummable. I can listen to it 20 times a day without getting bored. The lyrics are another important thing about this song. Every word every beat is well thought of. Mohit Chauhan's voice is magic and Shruti Pathak has done a tremendous job. The movie can be a disaster, but the song scores! (As told to Jasmine Singh) 

Abhishek's Game Plan
Last year didn't go very well for Abhishek Bachchan. Movies like Raavan and Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey, where he tried something different, didn't do too well. Now, Abhishek is back with Game, which releases this Friday, and Dam Maaro Dam. We catch up with the actor 

Astro turf