>Manoj & wife Neha keep mum about their newborn baby

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Buzz was that the couple were superstitious and had been wanting a baby for long so they preferred to keep the happy news under wraps 

Manoj Bajpayee and his wife Shabana Reza have a bundle of joy but till yesterday the couple preferred to keep mum about the new arrival!

Shabana delivered a baby girl on February 23 at a private nursing home in Santa Cruz. The couple has named her Ava Nayla Bajpayee.

After Hitlist reported yesterday (‘Mommie Diaries’) in which Manoj was spotted at a baby store at Waterfield Road, Bandra, checking out the stuff on display, guess the actor finally decided to make it public!

All this while Bajpayee preferred to keep mum about the baby. Buzz was that the couple were superstitious and had been wanting a baby for long – so they preferred to keep the happy news under wraps.

Says a source, “The new parents are overjoyed about the new arrival but had kept it quiet because that is the way they wanted it!”

The source adds, “Manoj has always been a very private person. He is not the one to flaunt this. In fact they shifted from a bigger hospital to a private nursing home in Santa Cruz to stay away from glare.”

The actor had come to Mumbai for the delivery and taken a break from the shoot of Aarakshan that is happening in Bhopal.

It is also a coincidence that both daughter and father have a common date Manoj was born on April 23 while Ava Nayla Bajpayee is born on February 23.

Munni ke naak mein dum! Goes under the knife

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Malaika Arora Khan to undergo nasal surgery for inflamed sinuses

Malaika Arora Khan has been under the weather for the last three weeks and now it has become so bad that she has decided to go in for surgery for acute sinusitis.

The actress has always had a deviated septum, which causes the problem. She has lived with the condition since childhood but it has gotten so bad in the last two months that she has no option but to get surgery.

From bad to worse

The bada pardah’s Munni has been travelling a lot in recent times. She has been to Bangkok, Hyderabad and Udaipur and shooting non-stop for her dance reality show Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa.

She had no time to go to a doctor. In the last week it got so bad that she lost her sense of hearing and voice completely. She stopped meeting people over the last two days as she couldn’t hear anything or talk.”

Now her ENT specialist has advised that she have the operation without any further delay.

Says a close close to Malls, “She was to attend an event by Vishal-Shekhar in Delhi today but had to cancel it. She has been advised against air travel as air pressure aggravates the condition.

The pollution in Mumbai and dust on the sets she shoots for are also some of the reasons her sinus has become so bad.”

Apparently Malaika is still in two minds. The source adds, “She’s told her specialists that she would like to do some alternate healing treatment like homeopathy before she takes a final call.

Malaika earlier had done an Art of Living course a few years ago and had got completely cured. But the fact is she might have to go for an operation soon as her condition is worsening.”

Malaika admits, “I might be having an operation soon, according to what my ENT specialist recommends.”

Sinus Surgery

Endoscopic sinus surgery – also called endoscopy or sinoscopy – is a procedure used to remove blockages in the sinuses.

These blockages cause sinusitis, a condition in which the sinuses swell and become clogged, causing pain and impaired breathing.

The procedure can relieve nasal blockages, relieve facial pain, improve breathing and improve sense of smell and taste.

Acute sinusitis is most commonly caused by common cold. Common causes of acute sinusitis are bacteria, allergens and fungal infections.

>Jacqueline to cross the erotica level set by Bipasha Basu and Mallika Sherawat

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The Aladin girl Jacqueline Fernandez who was desperately in need for an on screen image change, has finally got an opportunity that had directly landed on her lap. She actress will play a model who poses for an adult magazine in Murder 2.

Jacqueline replaced Mallika Sherawat for the sequel of Murder and will act opposite Emraan Hashmi. She plays the center spread model of a magazine which is like the Indian Playboy

Director Mohit Suri says that the sequel is going to be highly erotic. Now, Jackie’s new challenge is to cross the erotica level set by Bipasha Basu in Jism and Mallika in Murder.

The actress says that, her previous films were for but this one is going to be for men.

About Murder 2, Mohit is quoted as saying, “It’s a thriller exploring the world of prostitutes, transvestites, pimps and gigolos. It is not a film for the young. Jacqueline will be going far ahead of anything seen so far in terms of the erotic content.”

>Shahrukh Khan: A Division Bench Of Bombay High Court Dismisses Frivolous Petition Against The Star

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Bollywood Shahrukh Khanwas spared a PIL filed against him by activist Simpreet Singh for allegedly building a number of real estate by extending his bungalowMannat who was considered a heritage building and was built in gross violation of coastal regulation zone or the CRZ, according to the petition. However, the Bombay High Court issued a statement indicating that the PIL was a completely frivolous and that was a complete waste of time for court officials. So the rules of the petitioner was charged with the costs for wasting valuable court time. According to the petition of the site where movie star Shahrukh Khan had built his building was reserved for an Art Gallery said SRK had flouted the rules. According to reports from the State Government had informed the Court that the building was officially cleared off the place reserved for the Art Gallery in 2000 and that SRK had bought only in 2003 and construction began only in 2006 so it was not at all against all the rules. At first glance is that the petition was merely a publicity stunt oriented and because the court has many important PILs to see where the poor have made and are very crucial, as PIL as submitted by the activist of no value and would send the wrong signals to the common man. So a fine of Rs. 20,000 was imposed on the petitioner for wasting the courts time.