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If you're someone who enjoys the onscreen chemistry of Salman Khan and Kareena Kapoor, we bring you some good news. Atul Agnihotri, brother-in-law of Salman Khan, brings the two actors together, again, in his next romantic comedy, My Love Story.

Originally a film in Malayalam called Bodyguard, starring Dileep and Nayantara, the movie has already been remade in Tamil. Starring the Ghajini diva Asin and Vijay, the Tamil version is called Kaavalan and was released just this past Friday. So far, the movie has received a huge response not only from the audience but from the critics as well. And that sets up a perfect stage for the movie to be remade in its biggest venture, a Hindi version for Bollywood. Shooting for the same has already commenced. .

Even though the pair of Salman and Kareena hasn't been tinsel town's best, we can say that the audience have definitely enjoyed their sweet chemistry. Recently both were spotted shooting for the film in Pune.

Aamir Khan might be Mr. Perfectionist, but he certainly has some lessons to learn from Salman Khan. The latest buzz has it that the Ace Khan, who is to be seen as a painter in his next flick, has been picking up painting tips from buddy Salman, who is well-known in the tinsel-town for his painting skills.

Aamir plays the role of a painter in his next film, and being the perfectionist that he is, approached Salman for help and the latter was only too happy to oblige. It is said that the actor took painting lessons from his friend for a few weeks before starting the shoot. Not only that, Aamir even paid his 'Guru-Dakshina' to his teacher by gifting him a painting of his which the latter has lovingly hung behind his bar. The actor is all praises for his guru's artistic skills and has even proudly displayed Salman's Ghajini sketch in his living room for everyone to see and praise. He, however doesn't think much of his own attempt at the art and asserts that he is only an amateur and doesn't come anywhere near Salman's skills. So modest, we say!