With two shows in her kitty, Tarot reader cum actor, Munisha Khatwani has now added another feather to her cap. The bubbly actor is currently been seen anchoring a special segment on <em> Saas Bahu aur Saazish</em> (Star News). "I'll be seen doing Tarot card reading for Stars" "A lot of my predictions have come true in the past. I have learned a great deal from Sunita Menon and Nandini for the last few years. Going by my track record, the producer of the show invited me to do a special segment called <em>`Sitaron ke Sitare,</em>Munisha Khatwani ke Saath on Saturdays.

Manish Goel has been reinstated by UTV in Star Plus' afternoon daily <em>Bhabhi</em> with full honours. We mean, he is back on the company's afternoon soap 'Bhabhi'. Goel had been earlier dropped from the show after he allegedly had a physical altercation with an assistant director. UTV however, seems to be in the mood to let bygones be bygones. The actor was called and told that the technical unit had been changed and he need not worry about meeting the particular assistant director again. "It's great to be back. I was given a warm welcome," says Goel.

They are crossing the border with temerity. But for once, neither country is complaining. Welcome to the world of cross border television, the latest trend to sweep the small screen in India and its neighbour. Aman Varma has crossed the LoC to act in a Pakistani serial, as has the latest Indian femme fatale of the telly, Aamna Shariff. Mandira Bedi is seriously considering lending her presence to another Pak show and Nausheen, known thus far only as Kkusum, has also signed on the dotted line. Not to be outdone, Sakshi Tanwar has jumped onto the bandwagon.

Sony's loss is going to be Star Plus' gain. Nausheen Ali Sardar, Sony's <em>Kkusum</em> before she opted out rather than sport grey in her hair, is moving to Star Plus, in a role crafted for her in Ashim Samanta's new weekly show <em>Kaalchakra</em>.