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According to reports in a leading daily, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Wednesday found mosquito breeding sites on Yash Raj studio premises.

"In 2012, after Yash Chopra died, we had inspected the studio premises and found mosquito breeding sites. On Wednesday, during a routine inspection, we once again found mosquito breeding sites and, hence, sent them a notice under section 381 B of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation (MMC) Act, 1888, for not taking measures to prevent mosquito breeding," said Rajan Naringrekar, BMC's pesticide officer. [sic]

He further added, "We found mosquito breeding sites at the residences of Anil Kapoor, Juhi Chawla and Jitendra Kapoor; notices has been served to them."

Apart from Yash Raj studio the officials as well inspected RK Studio in Chembur, B R Chopra's house in Juhu, Shri Adhikari brothers' office in Andheri, etc. and found the same breeding sites there too. Other celebrities whose houses were inspected include Amitabh Bachchan, Mahesh Bhatt and Sanjay Khan.

"I will never talk about my relationships in print. I don't think that's appropriate, so I never will. I am not hesitant, but I am completely against talking about my relationships to the press because I think it takes away the focus from your work and the focus changes," the actress told IANS over telephone from Mumbai.

The actress, who launched the L'Oreal Paris 'Change Your Shampoo, Change Your Hair' campaign through a unique video on break-ups in Mumbai, has had her fair share of link-ups with Bollywood men including Ranbir Kapoor and Punit Malhotra.

Sonam, who has often faced flak for her frank opinions, asserts that the decision to keep her personal life under wraps has not stemmed from any of her past experiences but has been her stand since she joined Bollywood.

"It's a stand I have taken in the very beginning of my career, so I will never ever talk about who is in my life and what my personal life is like."

She may not talk about her personal life but "I can give an advise that how a break up works and how break up doesn't work", said the daughter of actor Anil Kapoor.

Sonam has much-awaited films in her kitty like "Prem Ratan Dhan Payo" and "Neerja".

Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone; the ex-flames of B-town are coming together yet again in Imtiaz Ali's upcoming movie 'Tamasha'.

Though the duo has moved ahead on their separate paths, they never fail to spread their charm whenever together in public.

As we know Ranbir's birthday is just around the corner, so when asked Deepika as to what gift she plans to give her co-star, she said, "He has everything. I would give him blessing on his birthday".

Just when she was about to complete her sentence Imtiaz interrupted and said, "You should give him cash."

But it seems Ranbir wasn't convinced with the idea of receiving cash. So he demanded for a cheque from Deepika. Cutting Imtiaz half the way, he told Deepika, "Cheque will also do".

However, the conversation was all in a jolly mood but looking at the happy faces of Ranbir and Deepika one could surely say they having a ball of time pulling each other's leg.

'Tamasha' is all set to hit the silver screens on the 27th of November, 2015. Gear up peps to witness the mesmerizing chemistry of Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone.

ee TV's upcoming show Lajwanti produced under Trilogy Media production house is all set to be on air on 28th September. The show revolves around the time of partition between India and Pakistan.

Reportedly, the producers of the show have roped in many celebrities from the small screen for the show, including Maleeka R Ghai.

According to a report, actress Nisha Nagpal who earlier played Tanveer on Zee TV's Qubool Hai will be playing an important character on the show. Her character will be of a simple and a spiritual girl who is shy by nature. She would be shown as a pandit's daughter having a soft corner for Sid's character but it would a one sided love.

Well, Nisha has already started shooting for the role.

The show will be replacing "Doli Armaanon Ki".

"Kitani Mohabbat Hai" fame actor Karan Kundra is making a comeback to daily soaps with "Yeh Kahan Aa Gaye Hum" after four years.

"I'm glad to be back to doing daily shows and that too with Balaji (Balaji Telefilms). It's been a long wait but totally worth it. I'm sure the audience will like the character and the show," Karan, who has hosted crime TV series "Gumrah" and appeared in the reality show "Roadies X2!", said in a statement.

Karan was last seen in Balaji Telefilms' TV drama "Kitani Mohabbat Hai - 2", in 2011.

Aamir Khan starrer "PK", which did roaring business at the Indian box office, has also crossed a milestone figure of over Rs.300 crore in overseas markets, turning out to be one of Bollywood's biggest success stories internationally.

"PK", a light hearted tale with a heavyweight message on people's blind belief in god and godmen, has managed impressive collections in territories like China, North America, Gulf, Britain and Australia.

A source associated with the film said that "PK" has in fact, expanded territories for a Bollywood film, performing exceptionally well in non-traditional markets like Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea, Netherlands and Germany.

"Till now, the film has collected Rs.303 crore in overseas markets and still running in few territories like Hong Kong and South Korea. 'PK' had collected Rs.348 crore net in India and the combined total stands at (over) Rs.651 crore," the source added.

Director Rajkumar Hirani is a happy man.

"This film surprises me every month. It does well wherever it opens, last being Hong Kong. All I can say is there's happiness," Hirani said.

Producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra added: "It's so wonderful to know that we have crossed Rs.300 crore worldwide. To me, it means that Hindi cinema has now gone global."

"PK" also stars Anushka Sharma and Sushant Singh Rajput">Sushant Singh Rajput as lovers from different religions, while Aamir Khan essays an alien, who questions god-related beliefs when he accidentally gets left behind on Earth.