The gorgeous Chitrangada Singh became a part of Bollywood in 2005 with ‘Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi’ but disappeared after ‘Kal: Yesterday and Tomorrrow’.

It seemed she had given up Bollywood for good to save her marriage with golfer Jyoti Randhawa.

But then again she made a comeback alongside Sanjay Suri and Sharman Joshi with ‘Sorry Bhai’. There are chances that she’ll also be doing a film with her mentor Sudhir Mishra.

Then too she kept on she kept flying to and fro from Delhi, where she’s based, staying in hotels when it was required to shoot and dub in the city.

Preeti Jhangiani tried her best to make a mark in Bollywood but it never happened. This inspite of debuting in a Yash Raj flick like 'Mohabbatein'

After a whole lot of struggle, the dame with the forever ‘behenji’ look decided to get married to another struggler from B-Town- Parveen Dabas.

Now unlike the likes of top actresses like Kajol and Ash, she’s not expected to make a comeback to B-Town.

So she’s currently focusing her energies down South.

New Delhi, Mar 26 : The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Vice President Rajiv Shukla on Thursday said that the South African Government has consented to provide all security measures to the teams participating in the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Warsaw - Hundreds of miners, shipyard workers and medical rescuers marched in the Polish capital Thursday against what they charged were the government's "anti-labour politics."

Metalworkers and trade unionists were also in the crowd that demonstrated at the economy and health ministries.

Belgrade - Serbia's economy would decline by 2 per cent in 2009, instead of growing by 3.5 as was originally projected, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Thursday, unveiling details of a new standby loan for Belgrade.

The Serbian economy would stagnate in 2010, IMF said, in contrast to recent optimistic statements by Belgrade officials, who until recently insisted that the global financial crisis would largely bypass Serbia.

Mumbai, Mar 26 : Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon on Thursday shot for the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) with an aim of discouraging the use of leather and leather products.

Tandon has been associated with the PETA for the last 15 years.

"This campaign is basically against leather and leather products. We think it as a style statement but actually the way it is made and the way we use it, it harms us," she said.