One look at the starcast of producer Anand Mundra and Himanshu Sanghvi's new play <em>Ae..ae..ae..Phasaa </em> and you wonder if it's a TV serial as it includes more of small screen rather than theatre actors. Not just this, but some of them are making their debut with this play which is premiering this Sunday at Rang Sharada, in Mumbai.

Remember <em>Krimson Skies</em>??? Supposedly, Balaji's first venture with Star One (although Nimmo… beat it to the finishing line) is on hold or may even hit the trash can. "I want the show to happen, as it revolves around my interest, music!"- Amit Tandon <em>Krimson Skies</em> was supposed to be a break from the usual Balaji <em>saas bahu</em> drama, with it's theme of music with a tinge of soap. The buzz now is that more than a year after the production house pitched the show to the channel; it is still to take concrete shape.

Moonmoon the pretty Sampada in <em>Kasautii Zindagii Kay</em> turned a year older on 23 April. The actor couldn't throw a birthday party as she was busy shooting the entire night with her co-actors Shweta Tiwari and Tina Parekh as the track in <em>Kasautii Zindagii Kay</em> is focusing on women empowerment .

Luck definitely plays a very important role when it comes to actors. Naman Shaw, who went unnoticed on Zee's <em>India's Best Zee Cinestars Ki Khoj</em> last year, now plays the lead character in Balaji's <em>Kasamh Se</em>. We let him do the talking…. <strong>"It's all destiny"</strong> "I was voted out in the first round of the finals in Cinestars, I feel I wasn't lucky then. Yes, there are guys who got into the first five and are still struggling, but I feel its all destiny. <strong>How did you bag the role?</strong>