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FASHION fame Mugdha Godse is pretty fast in grasping things. Just one film old but the girl knows her job well. Where many a debutants take their own sweet time to get hold of their work, Mugdha on the other hand has proved to be quick in understanding her job. May be the credit goes to the realistic filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar who directed her in FASHION and now in upcoming film JAIL starring Neil Nitin Mukesh alongside.

If the current reports are to be believed than Mugdha actually consumed a bottle of champagne for a song sequence (where Neil offers the drink to Mugdha) in JAIL so that her drunken scene in the film could look authentic and convincing. Reportedly the girl insisted that actual champagne to be poured into the glass and Madhur who wanted to can the scene right did multiple retakes. As a result Mugdha ended up consuming champagne sufficient enough to make her pleasantly tipsy. Later the unit people along with Mugdha burst into laughter on remembering about the scene.

Well, seems like newbies should take a lesson or two from this model turned actor (psst, not about consuming champagne)

Mumbai, April 8 (IANS) Those who want to see Sonam Kapoor and her dad Anil Kapoor together on screen will have to wait for a long time. The 'Delhi 6' girl thinks Kapoor senior looks far younger than his age to play a conventional father in a Bollywood flick.

The buzz around tinsel town is that there's a pivotal role in Anil's home production - of Sonam's father - that he was supposed to play. But Anil is not doing the film titled 'Ayesha'.

'Do you really think he looks like my Dad? No! He doesn't. He looks far younger than his age. And that's why I wouldn't want him to play my father. The role in 'Ayesha' that you're mentioning didn't suit him. My dad can't play the conventional father,' Sonam, who has acted in 'Saawariya' and 'Delhi 6', told IANS.

Earlier, Anil had been offered a role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's 'Delhi 6' with Sonam, but both father and daughter decided against it. In fact, Sonam was more against the idea of their coming together than Anil.

'And that's how it remains even now. I really feel we wouldn't look like father and daughter on screen. We'd rather wait for a while until I'm older because my father isn't going to oblige (by looking older),' said the 23-year-old actress.

When pointed out that some of Anil's leading ladies are about Sonam's age, she said: 'That's right and my father looks very well-matched with all his co-stars. He's quite something. And now after 'Slumdog Millionaire' he has entered another innings in his career. His career keeps getting re-invented. I'm afraid he has set impossible standards for me.'

Bollywood actors and producers Shah Rukh Khan (L) and Aamir Khan pose for photographers after a news conference in Mumbai April 7, 2009.

Well, it seems that the impossible has happened. Superstars Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan seem to have patched up and they put in a joint appearance and threw their weight behind the producers' body in their ongoing tussle with multiplex owners.

According to sources, it was Aamir, who took the lead in messaging all his colleagues, SRK included, asking them to support the cause of the producers. And then it took a Karan Johar to arrange a meeting in his house for the two superstars to meet in private and sort out their differences. One is not sure whether all animosity had been banished, but this much is true, that both SRK and Aamir have decided to put aside their differences for the moment and come forward to support the producers in their fight against multiplexes, over revenue sharing. The two superstars, along with the rest of the film fraternity was present at a suburban fiver star yesterday, when SRK and Aamir met the media and presented the producers case against the multiplexes. Hence, this much is true, the ban, which came into effect on April 4, continues, with neither side willing to concede an inch. It takes a lot to get the entire film fraternity on one platform, but this seems to be one of those rare moments when rivals have let go of their differences to fight for the Hindi film industry as a whole.