‘I regret not studying further’
Actress Kareena Kapoor, a graduate, regrets not studying further. “Be it a village or a city, education is very important and it always comes into you,” said Kareena. “We should always encourage children to be educated, go to school, and go to college,” she added.
Kareena entered filmdom in 2000 with Refugee when she was 20 years old. After that she got so busy with her film shoots that studies took a backseat. She studied law for some time but didn't complete the course. “I think I couldn't study as I have always been interested in films. But today I regret that.”
I opted out of Milan Talkies because of personal reasons. I am very happy with my decision, it allows me to sleep peacefully at night
— Imran khan
This weekend Kajol, ‘Google boy’ Kautilya and Indian Idol Junior kids will decorate the children’s special episode on Kaun Banega Crorepati. Kajol will make an appearance on the show and will be seen supporting ‘Help the child reach 5’ initiative. She will be accompanied by a very special five-year-old kid named Mayank from Chandwada village. Kajol also volunteered to add additional `50 lakhs to the amount she wins and donate the money to the charity. The top four of Indian Idol Juniors will also serenade the audience with some medleys.
Bullock doesn’t find Clooney hot
Actress Sandra Bullock is adamant she doesn't have a crush on Hollywood heartthrob George Clooney, insisting, “he's not everyone's cup of tea.” The 49-year-old has been close friends with Clooney for 20 years but she has confessed she never falls for him, reports contactmusic.com. She also declares there are other women who would also turn down the Ocean's Eleven actor despite his dashing looks. Bullock, who stars with Clooney in new movie Gravity, tells morning TV show Daybreak, “We've known each other for so long, sexy is gone. Not that he's not sexy because he is very, very handsome. If you like that kind of dashing, charming, smart, talented, successful kind of thing. It's not everyone's cup of tea.”