Criminal case against actor Krishna

The Central Crime Station (CCS) officials have registered a criminal case against veteran Telugu actor G. Krishna, his brother and five others following the direction of a local court in connection with a private complaint filed by P.S.S. Anand.

According to the complaint, in 1988 Anand's father Babji had given Rs. 14.5 lakh as finance to Padmalaya Movies, which is owned by Krishna and his brother Adisheshagiri Rao. Using the same money, Padmalaya Movies produced and released Rajakeeyachadarangam, but Anand alleged that the money has not been returned yet.

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Trisha entering in bollywood

The shooting of reigning actress Trisha's debut Hindi filmKhatta Meetha, being directed by her mentor Priyadarshan with Akshay Kumar as hero, has finally started in a remote village in Baramati, 100 kilometres from Pune.

Trisha, who was shooting with Tamil actor Simbu in New York for Gautham Menon’sVinnaithaandi Varuvaaya, made a flying visit to Chennai to get the blessings of her grandmother and mother before leaving for Pune.

Sexy Mallika goes under the knife in US

Mallika Sherawat seems be our latest export to Hollywood. We hear that bindaas bombshell has had some lip surgery for new Hollywood role and as a result her lower lip now appears fuller and her upper lip seems distorted.

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Actress ends four year relationship

Remember Anita, who did Teja’s super hit Nuvvu Nenu? She did a couple of Telugu films after tat. Latter she went o Mumbai. According to sources, Anita and Eijaz Khan, who were in a relationship for almost four years, have called it quits. Cupid struck when they started working together in popular Hindi TV serial Kkavyanjali, in which they were the lead pair. The couple was supposed to tie the knot early next year but recently things went terribly wrong between them and they decided to split.

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Kissing spreads bugs that protect pregnancy

Kissing was created to spread germs which build up immunity to illness, believe scientists. The loved-up gesture allows a bug, which is dangerous in pregnancy, to be passed from man to woman to give her time to build up protection against it. The bug, Cytomegalovirus, is found in saliva and generally causes no problems. However, it can turn nasty if caught while pregnant and can kill unborn babies or cause birth defects.

Researcher Dr Colin Hendrie from the University of Leeds, said: "Female inoculation with a specific male's cytomegalovirus is most efficiently achieved through mouth-to-mouth contact and saliva exchange, particularly where the flow of saliva is from the male to the typically shorter female."