Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone have become fed up of all the public display of affection it seems.

After a lot of buzz surrounding their affair, break up and patch up etc, the latest is that the young couple has decided that they are too young to get into any sort of commitments and they should concentrate in their flourishing careers instead.

A few days back Ranbir Kapoor’s mom Neetu Singh, who already dreamt Deepika as her daughter-in-law, raised everybody’s eyebrows by saying, “Deepika is just another girlfriend in Ranbir’s life.”

Mrs. Kapoor expressed her dislike against Deepika publicly. She raised questions over Deepika, and news spread far and wide that Deepika is not her choice.

Neetu Singh also said, “Both of them are very young. It’s a long way to go before marriage. No one knows what future holds for them.”

It is already known that Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone are facing ups and downs in their love life for quite sometime.
 
Both are struggling to keep up their romance intact, and moreover their parents are also doubtful about their future.

Ranbir’s mom Neetu Singh, who already dreamt Deepika as her daughter-in-law, is not doing any good to their relationship either with her remarks.

She now looks unconfident about Deepika.

After Annek Dhar, talented Vaishali Made, who hails from Amravati in Vidarbha, Mahrashtra, has won the Zee TV’s reality singing contest ‘Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Challenge 2009’ after defeating the other two finalists Yashita Yashpal Sharma (second) and Soumen Nandi (third) at an event held at Mumbai, on Saturday (January 24).

This was the first public event that took place at the Gateway of India after the Mumbai attacks.

Latest Bollywood flick and India’s first made-in-China film, Chandni Chowk to China, has got another reason to be back in the news. The film, this time, has angered the people of Nepal for its false and deceptive references over the birth place of Lord Buddha.

While speaking on this, Nepalese Information and Communication Minister Krishna Bahadur Mahara said, “Nepal's Council of Ministers headed by Prime Minister Prachanda decided to direct the Foreign Ministry to take up the issue with the agencies concerned in India.”