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Twitter is a busy world, and Bollywood contributes a great deal to it. Here's looking at the best star tweets of the day
The buzz about the estranged rumoured couple refuses to go away. Shahid Kapoor, who is busy shooting for his father Pankaj Kapur's directorial debut Mausam tweeted about the film's progress.
'finished another song for mausam ... dance track ... 2 nights shooting in a furnace .. woken up like was in a bad fight n got knocked out. music is the best escape ...... from pain ... of any kind :) .... have a super day u all ... whatevers left of it .. mine just started u c,' he posted.
Tomorrow is a big day for Indian cricket fans, as they can look forward to the World Cup semi-final match between India and Pakistan. And movie stars are just as excited.
Minissha Lamba wants the day to be declared a national holiday. 'The Govt may as well declare a NATIONAL HOLIDAY due 2d Ind Vs Pak match tis wednesday!' she tweeted.
Kunal Kohli is heading to Mohali to watch the match live. 'The winner should be peace and a great game of cricket played in a good friendly spirit. Playing a game of cricket 'together' India - Pakistan are creating history in trp's,advertising rates,excitement.the key word is 'together'. I'm going to Mohali,' he tweeted.
Arjun Rampal and Neha Dhupia gave shaving lessons to 150 couples -- where the women shaved their partners -- and succeeded in making a new world record.
Arjun tweeted his experience: 'Hello, it's been an eventful last two weeks, filled with happiness @laptheclub won the times of India award for best club,went to Dubai on a holiday. Gillette shave sutra where 150 couples,where girls shaved their partners got into the guiness book of records for the largest shaving lesson. Was a lot of fun.'
Meanwhile, Madhur Bhandarkar felt honoured to present the Liftetime achievement award to legendary radio announcer Ameen Sayani. 'Feel so honored to give th lifetime achievement award to th great Ameen Sayani at a function in Delhi yesterday,' he wrote.