However, the iron willed Dil Raju has not given up and right now, he has got a line up of projects. But then, sources close to him reveal that his tension is hitting the roof. Ironically, his next venture happens to be ‘Gaganam’ starring Nagarjuna and Prakashraj and many are quipping that Dil Raju’s tension is also touching the ‘sky’.

The film is also being released in Tamil and it is directed by Radha Mohan of ‘Akasamantha’ fame. Sources say that this is more of a thriller but entertainment quotient is also high. Only time will tell whether the outcome of this movie will touch the ‘sky’ even at the box office or not.

What is so tasty about Pawan Kalyan for her and what’s not with Ravi Teja?

This is the anger of Ravi Teja’s fans in Tollywood circuit. We are yet to know the reason for Shriya’s absence in the event.

Bollywood superstars Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan seem to have patched up as the two were spotted dining together in London.

The duo were seen flashing hashi’s (Japanese chopsticks) Friday at the Hakkasan Restaurant in London over Sushi and Sashimi. Shah Rukh’s wife Gauri and his filmmmaker friend Karan Johar were also present there.

“There were some jokes being cracked over which SRK and Aamir were laughing a lot. Gauri seemed to enjoy herself watching these guys cracking up,” said an onlooker.

Aamir is in London to promote his home production “Peepli Live”, while Shah Rukh is there shooting for his superhero movie “Ra.One” with Kareena Kapoor.

Aamir even invited Shah Rukh, Gauri and Johar to a private screening of “Peepli Live”, which was attended only by the “My Name Is Khan” director.

Shah Rukh was busy with the shooting so he couldn’t make it to the screening, however, he joind Aamir for dinner after his pack up.

Johar is in the British captial for 20 days to spend time with his actor friend and also work on his own script.

Veteran Bollywood filmmaker Yash Chopra has been awarded honorary doctorate by the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in Britain for his outstanding contribution to the field of cinema.

He was given Doctorate of Letters Friday at the college of the University of London, said a press statement.

“I am humbled by this honour and would like to thank SOAS for this recognition. My filmmaking has always been from the heart and I would like to pass on this same message to students all over the world,” Chopra said after receiving the honour.

The president of SOAS, Baroness Helena Kennedy QC, presented the degree to 77-year-old Chopra, while professor Rachel Dwyer, the public orator, read the citation.

Dwyer said: “His films use a melodramatic form to show emotions at their deepest and rawest and the dialogues and the song lyrics of Yash Chopra’s films are remembered and recited almost as mantras as they describe things that are hard to say, using language, imagery and music in a perfect balance.”

She also pointed out that the filmmaker “continues to innovate with every film he makes and remains young at heart, always interested in how people think, feel and behave.”

Addressing the students, Dwyer said the graduates should be inspired by Chopra’s success, learn his dedication and his ways of rising above failure.

Chopra is known for making hits like “Daag”, “”Deewar”, “Trishul”, “Silsila”, “Chandni” and “Dil To Pagal Hai”

The filmmaker has earlier been conferred with an honorary doctorate by the Leeds Metropolitan University, Britain in 2007, apart from doctorates by the Panjab University, Chandigarh in 2008 and the Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar in 2004 in recognition of his contribution to Indian cinema.