After the no-show that was No Smoking director Anurag Kashyap and John Abraham nonetheless vowed to work together come what may.

But then Anurag went into Dev D with Abhay Deol and another film with Kunal Kapoor.

Now John and Anurag are back together in a film to be entitled Bombay Velvet.

Says Anurag, "John is the lead in my next film Bombay Velvet where he plays a real life hero of the masses from the 1960s. It's a thriller based on real incidents. It's an idea that we developed over the last four years by several minds including the history professor Gyan Prakash ."

Hook Yaa Crook is yet another cricket film being made in Bollywood. After Harman Baweja's Victory, now its time for John Abraham and Shreyas Talpade to say Hook Ya Crook. It is said to be a thriller involving comedy and cricket.

About the film and its plot our source close to the film said that.

"John Abraham is learning cricket under Dinesh (Raju) Lad who is also the coach for cricketer Rohit Sharma. John will be playing the fame with national level cricketers like Mahendra Singh Dhoni and a number of other star cricketers."

K Jo’s funny treatment of homosexuality was quite appreciated with ‘Dostana’. In spite of a few minor objections here and there

It was fun to watch out the antics of two straight men pretending to be gays and now the fun will continue in the sequel to the last year’s comic hit.

Well, nobody thought about a sequel to the film, while making ‘Dostana’, but producer Karan Johar and director Tarun Mansukhani are currently looking forward to making another version of the gay comedy considering the response to the movie.

John Abraham is currently shooting since few weeks in Hyderabad for his UTV fil

This damsel from Bihar tried her best to have a glam debut with the Akshay Kumar- John Abraham starrrer ‘Garam Masala’.

But in spite of all the glitz and glamour, she kind of got lost in the crowd thanks to the presence of two muscled guys and wannabes like Nargis, Daisy Bopanna and even the forever wannabe Rimi Sen squabbling for attention.

And it’s not so easy for a dowdy small town girl to suddenly turn fully chic and hip. The ‘I'm trying hard to be so hip’ attitude is very, very blatant in chicks like Neetu.

Harvard educated Sooni Taraporewala who has written scripts of acclaimed films such as Salaam Bombay and The Namesake amongst few more is turning director with Little Zizou. Here is talking to her about her directorial debut venture -