Zenisha Moktan's Cosmetic Surgery

Zenisha is looking scorching hottt and you don't wanna miss that.And well, before we come to the part , the sole reason why you've even opened the page, let us inform you that Zenisha is a confirmed participant for the Miss Nepal Pageant 2008. She has done her part filling up the forms and is waiting for the contest to start. It wouldn't be wrong to say that Zenisha almost literally had been waiting for the pageant all year through and now that she is eighteen and all eligible to compete, she cant wait to see herself battle it out at the coveted contest."But I am more than nervous this time, seriously. Any thing can happen but I am going to give it my best shot", said Zenisha.She has been working real hard for the pageant, grooming and making herself ready and presentable so much so that she went under the knife to make her teeth right. Not that her teeth was any uglier before, only they were really odd looking as Zenisha put it and she recently went under a cosmetic surgery to remove her front two teeth to be replaced by better looking ones.The cutesy cover girl of Infotiser June Issue, Zenisha Moktan is seen sporting her new set of teeth flaunting her broadest, brightest smile.Now primed up and all set to get crowned that glorious title Zenisha Moktan is already psyching people out, her aspiring co-contestants to be precise. After this news we even doubt there will be any contestants applying to compete with her. Seriously!!!:)The application for this year's Miss Nepal pageant closes this July 2.

If you are a Kathmanduite and you don't know about the KTV hit show "Kantipur Aja" then well...shame on you. Shame on you not just because you're missing what the entire country awaits for the clock to strike 10 at night to update themselves with the latest happenings in and around the city, but shame on you because you're missing out on witnessing the very hot presenter's presentation skills....mmm actually just the hot presenter. So, you're wondering why we're referring her as hot huh?! Well, before that give us the pleasure to inform you that Saloni Rajbhandari....the lady who hosts current KTM's most talked about current affair show is a teenager....oh yessss........she is only 19-years-old. Cannot believe?...well we reacted in the same way.And we discovered that behind that overly intelligent, sober personality lies an equally charming, fun girl who happens to indulge in everything a 19-year-old is expected of. In an interview with enasha.com when asked to describe herself she said, " well.... I am a shopaholic( I just bought these two pair of dresses which I don't even know when m gonna wear). My best friends say that I am a narcissist so definitely I love myself, who doesn't? well I'm usually hyper active all the time , I'm a chatter box, love to gossip, typical girly girl who'd scream her lungs out in excitement when she meets her girlies even though being just a classroom away!!!"

Manisha is Hollywood actor's spiritual guide

Mumbai, June 19 (IANS) Scottish actor Gerard Butler seeks help from Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala to preserve his knowledge about spiritual healing.Butler, who has acted in films like "300" and "The Phantom", didn't know how to retain the knowledge of healing for a long period, so he rang up Manisha, a spiritual comrade, for help. The "Bombay" and "Dil Se" star has been attending courses regularly at the university and proved to be of great help to the Hollywood actor. "Yes, Gerard did talk to me on his way back from the Oneness University in Chennai where I've been visiting and attending courses regularly. He was happy to be there. But worried that once you leave the university, the teachings and the spiritual aura would just evaporate," Manisha told IANS. Manisha, who's heavily into spiritualism, gave the actor some invaluable information on how to preserve inner peace even when not at the venue. "A close Danish filmmaker friend told me about the Oneness University. I checked out the university and loved its environment and teachins. I decided to stay away from public life and focus on my spiritualism," says Manisha. "In fact, the man I'm seeing right now is also very spiritual. At this stage, I needed a companion who'd share my passion for spiritualism. I'm trying to get him interested in the Oneness course." Manisha says, "All my life I've been a seeker. I've been trying to find inner peace through travel and books. The Oneness course solved all the questions on life and existence." She admits that of late the roles being offered to her have not been interesting enough. "I wanted to focus on other aspects of life. This Oneness course has changed my life completely. I've become so much calmer and more focused. Her next plan is to direct a film. In fact, she recently went to New York University to learn editing and direction.

Dus Ka D'um' helps Salman Khan understand people

New Delhi, June 21 (IANS) Bollywood hunk Salman Khan, who is now the host of the reality game show "Dus Ka Dum", feels that the show has helped him to understand people and he believes that the best books of knowledge are human beings."'Dus Ka Dum' has given me a platform to increase my understanding of people and appreciation of life," Salman wrote in his blog.He finds it a little difficult to understand people but his senses help him in the process. He wrote: "Though these human books are a little difficult to read, the heart and eyes alone help to read them."The contestants, who come on his game show, seem to be the reason behind the actor's new found 'understanding' of people."What has really surprised me is that my contestants do not hesitate in revealing their personal things in front of the camera," Salman said."Personal fears and dreams are on display with gay abandon," he added.The actor thinks that the sets of his show have in a way become a place where people come and confess. "In certain respects our set becomes a confession room and I am enjoying the role of a confidante," he stated.He explains how he is no saint and that personal feelings do come in during these so-called confessions.He said: "If we extend this metaphor further, the confidante here is no saint and personal feelings are no crime."

What I do with Mauli is nobody's affair

This 20 year old Sa Re Ga Ma Pa host feels that the media is focusing too much on his personal life these days. But it can’t totally be blamed on media, too. How can media let such a massala go so easily.It’s about the star singer son Aditya and imported contestant Mauli Dave. The hype regarding their relationship was slowly taking a foggy form with the intervention of media. Now the young chap can’t bear anymore and fumes back. “What I do with her is nobody’s concern, ” throws the boy. As media get back to Aditya asking about what’s wrong in it, the boy whips back, “Why don’t you guys also write about the 7 awards that I have won or the numerous concerts that I have taken part in.”But dear, that’s not all that public wants to know nah! They need more and more massala and that’s why they spend time reading those willy-silly pages.On that argument Aditya looks little calm and fires a question back, “Agreed, but should they also not be made aware about my work? I am tired of denying any kind of link up with her hence I prefer to keep quiet.

Nepali teen queen engaged

Nepali Teen Queen Engaged
_-If Baishakh and Mangshir are Nepali months for auspicious marriage then probably the month of Ashadh proves the same for engagements. At least that is what it is proving to be right. Two days after we hear that our Nepali “Shaggy” Araj Keshav engaged to Prashna Shakya, we now hear reports of our beloved,the very talented Priyanka Karki married to her beau out there in the US where she is currently studying her undergrads. People close to her have informed about the former teen queen’s low profile engagement, the celebrations were later made in one of her friend’s house. The 22-year-old is engaged…good for her… but infos about who exactly the lucky man is, couldn’t be retrieved. But we guess he could be an Indian national, studying in the same university as she is.