Aamir Khan replaced by Kunal Roy Kapoor in Delhi Belly

Wherever you go now, it's Aamir Khan and his 'Ghajini' making high waves, hitting headlines on media channels. Winning critical acclaims and great response all over the globe, nothing can stop Aamir from getting jubilant. Well and now, he is losing his eight-pack physique for Rajkumar Hirani's '3 idiots'. The film brings Aamir Khan together with Madhavan followed by 'Rang De Basanthi' and Sharman Joshi plays one amongst three idiots.

Meanwhile, it has been revealed that Aamir has stepped out from playing one of the three key characters in his forthcoming production 'Delhi Belly'. Starring Imran Khan in lead role, Aamir was supposed to don the characterization of a slovenly person with prankish sense of humor. Kunal Roy Kapoor who directed 'The President is coming' replaces Aamir now.

Directed by ad-filmmaker Abhinav Deo, major portions of the film has been completed and plans are to release it by mid of 2009. The film is made in English with attempts of targeting on International audiences.

Bollywood celebrities attend Mid-Night 'Xmas' Mass

Well, with the entire city of Mumbai haunted with 'Ghajini' fever on Christmas-eve; it was really surprising to see that most of the Bollywood stars were spotted at Midnight Christmas mass. Kareena Kapoor who pairs up with Aamir Khan's '3 Idiots' didn't make her way for the premiere and she was present their attending mass at St. Andrew's Church of Bandra. Kareena's sister Karishma, her mom Babita, Saif Ali Khan, Kareena's best friend Amrita Arora and her fiancé Shakeel Ladak, Dino Morea, Lara Dutta, Arbaaz Khan- Malaika Khan and their son Arhaan, Arora girls' parents were also present there.
Usually, Kareena heads to St. Mary's Church for Christmas Mass Celebrations and this time she couldn't get seats as the church was crowded. Normally, she has her driver reserving some seats earlier and this time he failed to do so. Since Kareena's mom has bad knees, she wasn't in a condition of standing for a long time.
The celebrities could experience a peaceful and silent ambience at St. Andrews Church that helped to get involved in good prayers on the propitious occasion