Piggy Chops (Priyanka Chopra), the latest international pop sensation, is riding high on the success of her first single In My City and also recently released her second single Erase. However not many know that this glam Diva too has her own fears like that of any normal girl. In a candid interview with Boman Irani as part of <em>Achiever’s Club</em> series that goes on air on 19 January on Star World, Priyanka Chopra revealed that she ‘mourns failure’.

The mega star played a prank on Asin when he asked her to eat a bug.

<a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/snippets/kangana-ranaut-bares-it-all-indias-most-desirable>Simi Selects India’s most desirables</a> will see <a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/salman-khan-not-sexiest-bachelor-list>Neil Nitin Mukesh</a> in the hot seat this week. And if one goes by the rushes from the show Neil Nitin has answered almost all the questions she has posed to him extremely candidly.

A compelling slot will be introduced on Star World called <em>‘Happy Hour’</em>. It will be the humour quotient of the channel that will include an award winning series like <em> Scrubs and 30 Rock </em>.

<em> Boston Legal</em>, the award winning show is coming up with its new series. The show filled with dark comedy, suspense and courtroom drama is back.

<em> Boston Legal</em>, the award winning show is coming up with its new series. The show filled with dark comedy, suspense and courtroom drama is back.

Starting today on Star World is the exclusive series modeled after Latin American telenovellas, <em> Fashion House,</em> which covers the glamorous yet unscrupulous behind-the-scene stories about high fashion. To be aired every Tuesday-Saturday at 11 pm, this 66-episodes daily drama stars sex symbol and Playboy covergirl, Bo Derek, from the Oscar®-nominated film 10, and Morgan Fairchild, the Emmy®-nominated actress from Flamingo Road.

Sab TV's driver show post revamp is taking a pause. <em>Lo Kal Lo Baat</em>, which premiered on Sab TV after its acquisition by Sony six months ago, is taking a season break. The show took inspiration from the Drew Carey anchored <em>Whose Line is it Anyway</em>? that continues to run on Star World, but was 'experimental' enough for Indian audiences unused to the 'improvisation' format.