Two ace comedians hosting a show titled, The Man's World Show! Can it get more hilarious than this???? Well, we guess not. In what might be called a one way chat (since I was laughing all through!) Vrajesh Hirji and Ash Chadler revealed their trade secrets to Tellychakkar.com. Kavita Shyam chatted up the funny men Vrajesh and Ash ... <strong> How did you bag the offer to host the show?</strong>

Manish Goyal was the dark horse in Nach Baliye and it took him a lot of hard work to come up to second position in the show, but he is not complaining. The adulation is still pouring in, as are the offers. It's been a long journey for the actor from Kasautii Zindagi Kay to Saara Akaash then to Bhabhi and Nach Baliye. Kavita Shyam chats up the actor who's just returned from a holiday with family in Delhi.... <strong> There's a buzz that you might not be interested in playing an older character in Bhabhi anymore...</strong>

Jayati Bhatia's claim to fame was Kanyadaan on Sony where she played the central character (Kavita) and later was seen as Bindiya on Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahi as Jassi's confidante. This theatre actor was introduced to TV by none other than Ekta Kapoor way back in 1997 and from then on there has been no looking back for this hotpot of talent, who's almost completed a decade in the industry. Kavita Shyam caught up with Jayati Bhatia for a heart to heart chat. <strong> How did you venture into this profession?</strong>

Suhasini Mulay is a legend in the film world in her own right, but rarely will you find the veteran actor talking about herself. The artiste, has made 60 documentaries in her 26 year long career, besides having worked with Satyajit Ray and Mrinal Sen in a host of films. The Delhi born and bred actor has five national awards to her credit and is now content, juggling her life between her documentaries, films and television. <strong> How did you start in the film world?</strong>

Mona Wasu won the fresh face of the year award in the Indian Telly awards this evening. This might not have been her first award of this year nevertheless any award coming her way means a lot to this lovely lady, she says. She reached a mite later at the venue thanks to traffic snarls. Kavita Shyam caught up with the fresh faced and chirpy Mona. <strong> So how does it feel to win the fresh face of the year?</strong>

She is the fresh face to feature on India's second English language soap to go on air on Zee Café on 19 November. Priyanka Bassi deliberately waited for months to get a plum role on her platter until she bagged the role of the main lead in Bombay Talking. She is confident, cute and careful.. that's Priyanka for you. Kavita Shyam chats up the latest pretty young thing on TV. <strong> Tell us about your growing up years in Delhi?</strong>

She is not a new face on television but her dew fresh face has got her some decent roles in her kitty. This Delhi girl graduated from New York (specialised marketing and merchandising) enrolled herself in theatre classes besides juggling around with three jobs. She was also a Miss India participant in 1998 and has done several ad films thereafter. Adita Wahi She is presently playing the lead in Star Plus' Saarrthi and has a pivotal role in Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii and anchors many shows on the small screen. Adita Wahi speaks about her journey so far with Kavita Shyam. <strong>

Rex D'souza's infectious smile made the girls go weak in their knees but couldn't make it to the Fame Jodi. But that hasn't dampened his spirits a week after Fame Gurukul announced its winners. He has taken it in his stride and is now readying for stage shows after signing a two year contract with Sony BMG Crescendo. Kavita Shyam caught up with the easygoing Rex on life after Fame Gurukul.. <strong> How have the last few days been after so much of attention in Fame Gurukul?</strong>

Life took a beautiful turn for the beautiful lady herself, Vidya Balan after she bagged the lead role in Parineeta (as Lolita). From 'Radhika' to 'Lolita': Vidya Balan's upwardly mobile journey! The girl needs no introduction, she's modest,well educated and has a natural acting talent but all this coupled with some 80 ads , three music videos and the popular Hum Paanch to her credit. Hum Paanch being her first small screen assignment taught her a lot about emoting. In a candid interview she poures her heart out to Kavita Shyam. <strong>

One look at her and you won't know that she is a mother of a teenage girl but Tanaz Currim is the chirpy young thing on the small screen who dabbles serials and theatre with much panache. She has been a part of the television industry for more than a decade and more so in the comic genre. So she's now ready with two new comedy serials on Zee Smile. Kavita Shyam met up with the lively and ever so fresh Tanaz Currim for a quick chat. <strong> One sees you doing more of comedy and not much of the other kind of serials on air. Why so?</strong>