RGV's 'Bhoot 2' is renamed as 'Bhoot Returns'

Mumbai: The title tussle between filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma (RGV) and Nitin Manmohan has finally been resolved as the former has decided to name the sequel of his 2003 film 'Bhoot' as 'Bhoot Returns'.

Varma had directed 'Bhoot', while Nitin Manmohan had produced it. After its success, 'Bhoot 2' as a title was registered by producer Nitin Manmohan's company because at that time Nitin Manmohan and RGV were together.

However, both of them later parted ways. Last year, Nitin Manmohan had announced that he is making 'Bhoot 2' with Vikram Bhatt as the director. But when Vikram came to know it was not done with RGV's consent, he backed out.

The new producers of RGV's sequel, Alumbra Entertainment and Eros International, had repeatedly requested Manmohan to give up the title claiming, the original creator was RGV.

"The producers repeated requested in Manmohan to give the copyright of the title. But he delayed the process," said a source

As a result, RGV changed the title of his film from 'Bhoot 2' to 'Bhoot Returns'. The film marks the comeback of actress Manisha Koirala.

Bipasha's dad loves her in Indian attire

Actress Bipasha Basu had recently revealed that she loves to wear Indian attire -- and why not? Her father loves to see his daughter in the traditional wear.

"My father's favourite look on me! Traditional bengali pujo look! Dads are adorable!" Bipasha tweeted.

Ranbir, Dhoni's mutual admiration society

Bollywood heartthrob Ranbir Kapoor recently visited Delhi to shoot for a Pepsi commercial with cricketer Mahendra Singh Dhoni. And the actor was all praise for the Indian skipper.

According to a source from the location, Ranbir and Dhoni hit it off instantly and chatted about cricket and movies in between the shots. Ranbir is said to be a fan of Dhoni's aggression on-field and the unorthodox captaincy.

The new ad featuring the two goes on air Aug 31.