I am not going to shed my sexy image: Celina Jaitley

With the current media's hullabaloo that actress Celina Jaitley is no more interested in capitalizing her sexy image, the Bollywood bikini babe came out with her very important clarification in a recent interview with us.
It's true that Celina will be dancing a classical number in her forthcoming Dubai show scheduled for first week of April, she also doesn't deny that the dance numbers she will perform in the show has been taken from the film 'Pakeezah' and 'Devdas' and she wants to tribute her performance to the great actresses Meena Kumari and Madhuri Dixit. "But that doesn't mean, I am going to shed my sexy image. Does the gal, who dances classical number, lacks sex appeal," quipped Celina.
However Celina, who got a chance to do a classical number for the first time in her career, is looking forward to the show. Why not, Celina has been trained in Indian classical dance,

so she will try her best to prove her capability is quite natural.

Bollywood Actress Celina Jaitley WALKS OUT OF FILM

Ad filmmaker-turned-director Robbie Grewal's brother Gary needs to realize that his tantrum throwing will not work. As you may be aware that Bollywood hottie Celina Jaitley who had initially agreed to work in Gary's directorial debut has quit it for the latter's allegedly unprofessional behavior. This is significant for both Robbie and Gary as both don't have enough work with them. Though Celina herself doesn't have much in her kitty , yet she even hates the mention of Gary and hotly denies ever being a part of his debut.

Bollywood Hot Actress Celina Jaitley says Cheerleaders can't wear saris

Cheerleaders being wrapped cricketer being slapped, Is cricket turning into a Tamasha? Bollywood reacts...
Celina Jaitley: "No I don't think cricket has become a tamasha. I think everything that's happening at the IPL is being turned into a tamasha. Sreesanth being slapped is very unfortunate. I feel that the spirit of sportsmanship which makes every sport noble is now going out of cricket. Sad.
Hema Malini: "Yes, cricket has become a big tamasha. The dignity of the game is completely lost. Cricket by itself is so engrossing. Why does it suddenly need women to cheer on the players and the public?

There's absolutely no need for such distractions. The Indian public had no clue about such entertainment (cheerleaders) before this. And now there's slapping during the game! I am shocked.

Urmila Matondkar: "I don't think cricket is turning into tamasha at all. It's just that cricket has turned more glamorous exciting and bigger. As for the cheerleaders I don't think they serve any purpose at all. We don't need to copy the West blindly."

Naseeruddin Shah: "It's been heading towards that direction for a while. But hasn't everything becoming a tamasha? Look at the daily news."

Mahesh Bhatt: "The triumph of entertainment and the death of cricket. In the desperate effort to entertain our entire existence has become grotesque.

Sonu Sood: "No I don't think so. People in this country have a tendency to overeact. Cheerleaders add glamour to the sport. So why not treat it that way?
Don't spectators enjoy the presence of these cheerleaders at football games abroad? But here there's bound to be a reaction to everything that's new. Sad. What happened to Sreesanth was not right.

I agree cricket has become more of a tamasha less of a sport lately. At least to me it's no longer exciting.

Aryan Vaid: "I've always been a huge cricket fan. Nothing can take away from its popularity. Tomorrow it may can turn into a ras leela, it won't matter. It will continue to grow in popularity.

As for the cheerleaders I don't want to play a spoil sport. But I don't understand the need for so much flesh display. The IPL is a tamasha. And that's what sells. Ask Rakhi Sawant and Mika about it ha ha.

Chitrangda: "I really feel it's more a tamasha than a sport. All I hear are numbers involved in the money-spinning market. I miss the real sport, the real use of talent and the genuine intention of the sport. I'm afraid it's being played for the love of the money and not the game."

Kushal Punjabi: "Firstly this is hardly cricket. T20 is a completely new format. All the rules have been changed, so why not go the whole hog and make it a fun-filled event with cheerleaders, celebrities, the works?

As for the slap, fights happen in every sport. So let's not get carried away. Let's just enjoy the tamasha and let's be entertained. We are an entertainment-crazy people.

Muzzamil Ibrahim: "I've played cricket under 16 and on national level. Cricket per se incites passion. No need for cheerleaders and other props to set the pulse running. It has to be some non-cricketers who have turned into a money-making circus.

Ashish Chowdhary: "Well cricket is meant to be entertainment for all. And cheerleaders are a fun part of it. We don't need to ape the West. But it's entirely up to the organizers what elements they want to bring in.

But please let's not bring in the moral police. There's more nudity happening on tv. We get offended in the country for the silliest of reasons. As for Sreesanth's slap it's a matter between two team mates.

They's understand their bonding better than any of us. If Sree complains it should be looked into. If he doesn't we need to mind our own business. Emotions always run hight during sports events.. If cricket has become a tamasha I love every bit of it.

Samir Soni: "Certain frills might have been added to the cricket format to broaden the fan base. But that apart the game continues to be intensely engaging.The slapping incident is unfortunate.

But such things happen in any sport so why single out cricket? About the cheerleaders the less said the better. Cricket being big in our country everything about it gets blown out of proportion.

Prakash Jha: "Ha ha. Market pressures will turn everything into a tamasha. There's much more of it coming up."

Riya Sen: "Cricket as a game has a huge credibility attached to it. Some peculiar situations may arise. But nothing can take away from its charm."

Tusshar Kapoor: "Everything is turned into media entertainment these days. With so many channels on the air the appetite for controversy is insatiable."

Koena Mitra: "The slapping on the field was an ugly situation not expected from a sportsman. But I'm sure this incident is just an isolated one.The Indian team has such unity it's impossible for them to fight with one another.

As for the cheerleaders, they can't be dressed in sarees on the field. Come on! Some politicians are again wasting their time fighting a bogus issue.

Rohit Roy:"Well T20 is meant to be a tamasha kind of cricket in any case. It's the perfect blend of cricket and entertainment with Bollywood ka tadka.Quite like the baseball games in America.

The incident between Bhajji and Sree, however unfortunate, proves that cricketers are not taking the game lightly. I'm hosting the Jaipur leg of the tournament.

I've seen the matches from close quarters. Let me tell you they're fought tooth and nail. As for censoring the cheerleaders, that's another example of moral hypocrisy that exists in oir country.

Neetu Chandra: "No I don't think it's a tamasha at all. Rather it's a celebration of cricket and I'm sure the ILP will be like the Olympics of cricket.

It's amazing to see so many professionals apart from sports persons making the IPL happen. I hope everyone puts aside personal issues. Because the whole world is watching India."

Bollywood Actress Celina Jaitley was ill-treated by the filmmaker

With Celina Jaitley having considerable differences bordering on spats with filmmakers and production houses over the last few days, her close friends and well-wishers are getting worried about the actress’s aggressive behaviour.Recently, she claimed that she was forced to walk out of debutante Gary Grewal’s untitled film after she was ill-treated by the filmmaker. The enthusiastic actress even went on to give elaborate interviews about this. However, Gary insists that he had not signed her for the film. Obviously, she is under some misconception again.A source close to the director says, “We had never ever signed her for the role so there is no question of her doing rehearsals or attending a workshop. She was one of the few actresses that we had zeroed in on and approached for the role. The role is that of a very glamorous girl, with plenty of scope for histrionics too. However, later we felt that she did not suit the character and that’s why we opted for Neetu Chandra. We don’t know why she is saying that she attended workshops and she was treated badly. I think she is hurt by the fact that Neetu was selected for the role.”Earlier too, Celina Jaitly had hit the headlines when she was alleged harassed and stalked by a professional from a noted production house. Pooja Bedi, who was also approached by the same production house for a show, went on record to comment on Celina’s strange charges.Celina has a history of stories written on her where she claims that she has been harassed. For example a couple of years ago too, Celina had alleged that she was molested by a drunken man while shooting for Babloo Pachasiya’s Jawani Diwani in Mauritius