Kareena is feeling smothered by Saif’s constant attention. She wants him to back off and give her space
It had to happen sooner or later. Most of their friends said it would be sooner.” Two volatile souls like Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor can never last together,” a close friend of Kareena had whispered when she wasn’t listening.

The ‘inevitable’ has happened. There are cracks in the perfect passion already. If rumours floating out of the couple’s friendly circle are to be believed, Kareena and Saif are constantly having problems, and it isn’t Saif’s fault, really, not yet.
Says a source, “Saif is constantly crowding her for attention. Nowadays, if you see him on his cell phone, which is most of the time, he’s only talking to Kareena. Saif has stopped communicating almost completely with all his family and friends. He never was someone to call up his parents. Now even his mother doesn’t hear from him for weeks. Soha of course, never heard from him anyway. So that’s no different. In fact, when Soha heard that her brother was at the premiere of Saawariya (with Kareena, of course) she said, “I wish I knew, I could’ve met him.”
Dropping all communication with the rest of the world Saif has now found himself a constant preoccupation. Keeping tabs on the love of his life, and accompanying her to events all over the country which have nothing to do with him.
Says the source, “Kareena likes her space. She’s very giving in love, but doesn’t want her man to constantly question her. That’s what Saif is doing. She gets what-are-you-doing where-are-you-calls from Saif throughout the day. Initially, she enjoyed all the attention. Who wouldn’t? But now it’s begun to take its toll on her nerves. Moer that Kareena, it’s her mother Babita who’s worried and angry that Saif’s ceaseless trailing may affect her career.”
Friends say, Kareena has asked her beau to back off a bit. Quite a bit. “But Saif is Saif. When he’s in love he’s nothing else. Ironically, he used to complain about Rozza’s constant attention. Today he’s behaving exactly the way that put him off her for good. Hounding Kareena with his attention. She can’t help remember Shahid’s laid back easy-does-it gentle attention,” says the source.
So where does the relationship stand? “Well… It’s a little shaky. But nothing alarming yet. All Saif needs to do is give Bebo the space to find her pace. Otherwise he’d have to get another girlfriend with a name similar to Kareena so he can get the tattoo re-done without too much pain,” Says a friend

Source: Bangalore Mirror

Banglaore mirror is cheapest newspaper in Bangalore. It has more than 40 pages and it costs only 1 Rupees.

Bangalore has got a brand new tabloid newspaper, ”Bangalore Mirror”. An all-colour morning daily that cuts through the clutter to give news the way readers like it — crisp, pointed, and in a language they speak. Bangalore Mirror is a paper for today’’s young reader who dislikes the hypocrisy and double-speak that epitomised the earlier generation.

Says Bangalore Mirror editor KR Sreenivas “We”ll tell stories with a spirit of fun; we”ll expose political fraud, highlight civic issues, crusade against denied justice — in short, issues that anger readers. But we”ll do it all without ”gyaan” or ”fluff”.”Bangalore gets brand new tabloid ”Bangalore Mirror”

According to the Times Group, the news in the Bangalore Mirror will be crisp, pointed and in a spoken language.

Priced at rupee one, the 40-page newspaper will be all-colour.

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The Bangalore Mirror has replaced broadsheet English daily, Vijay Times, which was owned by transport baron and former BJP MP Vijay Sankeshwar.

Last year, The Times Group had bought Vijayanand Printers Ltd, which included Vijay Times and Vijaya Karnataka — the largest selling Kannada daily.

Vijay Times was perceived as a competitor for the Times of India.

Last issue of Vijay Times came out on Thursday, as Bangalore Mirror took its place on Friday.

So far, tabloids have not fared well in Bangalore. As such, the Bangalore Mirror will be both an opportunity and a challenge for the Times Group.