Hrithik Roshan and Aamir Khan are both sporting baseball caps at public appearances to hide their new looks.

Both star as soldiers in their upcoming films -- Roshan in Farhan Akhtar's Lakshya and Khan in Ketan Mehta's 1857 -- The Rising.

Even for the hoardings of Main Prem Ki Deewani Hoon (costarring Kareena Kapoor and Abhishek Bachchan) and his new advertisement for Hero Honda, Roshan has stuck to baseball caps.

Rani's scary avatar

After Urmila Matondkar (Bhoot), Tabu (Hawa) and Isha Koppikar (Darna Mana Hai), it is now Rani Mukerji's turn to see ghosts.

The actress has signed Mukesh Bhatt's next film, which will see her play a corneal transplant patient who begins to see dead people.

The film, which goes on the floors in July, seems to be inspired by The Eye. Made by Hong Kong-based brothers, Danny and Oxide, The Eye has the exact same storyline.

Britons like Chalte Chalte

The Eros International release, Chalte Chalte, directed by Aziz Mirza and starring Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji, has raced up the UK charts and grossed £289,883 on its opening weekend.

The film is now positioned at number 6 on the UK box office charts. It has recorded the third biggest opening for a Bollywood film since last year's blockbuster Devdas, which had opened with £404,190 on its opening weekend.

Sanjay Gupta's take on love

While his big budget Musafir may be making all the noise, director Sanjay Gupta is busy scripting a darker take on relationships. Called Radio Rapchick (Mumbai slang for making love), it is a story about five couples in different stages of unhappiness.

Even Musafir follows a similar, dark theme. A noir drama, the film is about "one unhappy marriage and three unhappy illicit relationships, where the leading lady will play all the men in the movie like an organ," says the director.