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	Films are to entertain, not preach: Kirron Kher Kirron Kher may be supporting a campaign against eve teasing - an Indian euphemism for mild forms of sexual harassment on the streets - but the Bollywood actor feels films are only meant for entertainment and not for spreading social messages.
Sting best thing to happen to hockey: Suniel Shetty While the entire country was shocked when a top Indian hockey official was caught on camera allegedly taking a bribe, actor and brand ambassador for hockey Suniel Shetty thinks it was the best thing to happen to the sport in years.
	I want meaningful Indian films: new NFDC chairman Om Puri Veteran actor Om Puri, who has just taken over as chairman of the National Film Development Corporation (NFDC), says he hopes to promote meaningful films that impart a social message.
Marriage a unique and beautiful experience: Aishwarya Bollywood glamour queen Aishwarya Rai - celebrating her first wedding anniversary with hubby Abhishek Bachchan in Miami Sunday - describes her marriage as a "unique and beautiful experience".
	After a long time I'm at peace: Govinda Actor Govinda, who has made a comeback following several ups and downs in life, says he's "finally at peace". He has cleared off most of his debts, got a second lease of life in Bollywood and has just begun to "understand politics" though he is an MP.
I want to work with Rajni sir, yaar: Aishwarya Rai The much sought after Aishwarya Rai, who has been turning down movies for more than just lack of time, says she refused Karan Johar's comedy "Dostana" because the quirky situations mentioned in the script wouldn't have worked.
	Cinthol ad has more action than 'Dhoom 2': Hrithik From free-running to bungee jumping to diving into the ocean, Hrithik Roshan is seen doing all that in the Cinthol ad. He says he accepted the offer because it was about movement and progress.
'Bahurani' was ethereal in "Jodhaa-Akbar" : Amitabh Bachchan Doting father-in-law Amitabh Bachchan feels 'bahurani' Aishwarya Rai, a celebrity in her own right, fits perfectly in Bollywood's most glamorous household.
	I've been dating Deepika for a few weeks: Ranbir Kapoor Newcomer Ranbir Kapoor of "Saawariya" fame is seeing Deepika Padukone and is "happy to be part of her life."
I don't want to struggle in Hollywood: Bipasha Basu With films like "Corporate", "Omkara" and "Dhan Dhana Dhan Goal", it has taken the unconventional looking Bipasha Basu about seven years to carve a niche for herself in Bollywood and she says she doesn't want to go and struggle again in Hollywood.
	People will see me in a different avatar: Shilpa Shetty After touring Europe with her musical "Miss Bollywood", Shilpa Shetty returns home to work in the Sunny Deol starrer "The Man" and says people are going to see her in a different avatar in the movie.
I felt bad we couldn't get Harbhajan: Preity Zinta Preity Zinta regrets that she couldn't get Harbhajan Singh in her Mohali team for the Indian Premier League (IPL). After all, both of them have their roots in Chandigarh.
	I haven't been fanciful in depicting history: Ashutosh Gowariker Filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker said he was careful in preserving Rajput pride and dignity while making the period drama "Jodhaa Akbar" starring Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai.
I'd like to make 'Sholay' again: Ram Gopal Varma Ram Gopal Varma is a changed person. No longer willing to make films at the drop of a hit. No more the dial-a-quote wizard, this maverick moviemaker has mellowed but says he may remake "Sholay" again notwithstanding the "Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag" fiasco.
	No historical movie for a long time: Hrithik Roshan Hrithik Roshan intends to work more this year and combine business with fun. With his first costume drama, "Jodhaa Akbar" striking the right chord at the box office
We as family want to go beyond moviemaking: Aishwarya Rai Aishwarya Rai says she as well as the Bachchan household wants to do much more than moviemaking, and the opening of a rural school for girls in Uttar Pradesh named after her is the first step in that direction.
	I feel I was Bengali in my last life: Vidya Balan Pretty Vidya Balan is elated. The actress, who started her career with a Bengali film, is doing a second one now for director Gautam Haldar and feels the experience is like going back to her roots.
No more ornamental roles for me: Yana Gupta Bollywood item girl Yana Gupta, who has no projects in her kitty right now, says she will only take up films that are original and challenging.