That the couple is truly, madly and deeply in love is very well exposed by the February edition of Verve magazine. On the cover page of the magazine, Aamir Khan was seen kissing wife Kiran Rao on her cheeks. The understanding and compatibility level strengthen between the two with time.
Their relationship became stronger with ‘Dhobi Ghat’ filming. They better understand each other and love between them glows as time passes. Till then they understand each other personally but after ‘Dhobi Ghat’, they started understanding each other professionally.
Aamir and Kiran’s love for one another is crystal clear, there is no any mix and match. Kiran knows Aamir knew her in and out and Aamir loves the way Kiran is. There is playfulness, simplicity, acceptance, innocence in Aamir-Kiran’s love.Priyanka Chopra was scattered with the I-T raids at her residence and offices recently. She was almost sprinkled and was in the dark as how to deal with the situation. Lending her emotional support was her boyfriend and actor Shahid Kapoor. Touched by his support, Priyanka Chopra kissed Shahid Kapoor in presence of her mother Madhu Chopra.
No sooner Shahid Kapoor was informed that I-T officials ith a lot of projects - films, family, my acting school and programmes like 'Lead India' and now 'Discover India with Anupam Kher'. It is important to lay the foundation and understand that at this age what is it that you want to do and achieve," said the actor.
Right now it's television that excites him more as it allows him to be himself. After hosting shows like "Say Na Something To Anupam Uncle", "Sawaal Dus Crore Ka" and "Lead India", he will return to the small screen as the host of quiz show "Discover India", which will go on air Sunday on Star Plus.
"On shows I get to be myself. I get the opportunity to showcase my real self. In movies we play characters and people identify us with them. But on shows on small screen I have the liberty to show the real me," he said.
Though he is looking forward to his quiz show on television, the actor rues there is a dearth of educational shows on the small screen.
"I agree that quiz shows are not there on television now. What we see is only reality shows and the politics participants plot against each other. The market wants more masala now as we have become market driven. These shows have shown a rise in demand but that doesn't mean one should stop attempting to make educational shows," he said.
The versatile actor, who also did crossover films like "Bend It Like Beckham" (2002), "Bride and Prejudice" (2004) and "The Mistress of Spices" (2006), will be see in another such project called "Break Away", which is Bollywood star Akshay Kumar's first international venture.
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