Description: Shaleen Bhanot bags a meaty role in Colors' mythological drama series, Ram Siya Ke Luv Kush.

Buoyed by the success of his thriller <em>Hate Story</em>, that released early this year, producer Vikram Bhatt has decided to make a sequel of the film. But there is a significant change in the lead. Paoli Dam, who stars in the first part, is set to be replaced. Reveals Bhatt, “The film to be directed by Vishal Pandya will have Surveen Chawla as the protagonist while Sushant Singh plays the antagonist.” Bhatt also groans of his not being able to work with Vivek Agnihotri (the director of the first part) as he’s currently busy with his film <em>Freedom</em>.

Apurva 'Arman' Agnihtori, who plays the egoistic self-centered Dev in SET's <em>Kaajjal</em> is not too happy the way his show is shaping up. "Don't get me wrong, I like the way present status of the show, but I also feel that we have lots of potential, both in term of creativity and TRPs, which unfortunately are not being exploited correctly," confesses Apurva.

Sony shows are known for its revamps and following suit is<em> Akela</em>, a weekly based on supernatural powers. The show which stars Sudhanshu Pandey, Aashka Goradia and Mihir Misra as leads promises an interesting relaunch.

<em>Karva Chauth </em>is a Hindu festival where married women observe a fast and do<em> puja</em> for the well-being and longevity of their husband's lives. And even our telly actors follow suit. Joining the clan is none other than Kishwar Merchant who is gearing up for the day (tomorrow). Yes, you heard it right!

A fter luring young viewers for almost two years with a rugged urban romance<em> Kaisa Yeh Pyaar Hai, </em>Sony TV is now ready with another fresh and soulful love story <em>Kaajjal Sabbki Aankhon Mein Basi.</em> Produced by Twenty Twenty Television Company, the daily soap will woo viewers with a story of a `beauty and the beast' -somewhat akin to the characters of Elizabeth and Darcy from Jane Austen's famous novel Pride and Prejudice.