Preity Zinta and M. S Dhoni Photoshoot for an Ad

The pack dressed in black

B-town turned out in full force on day 2 of Lakme Fashion Week. Here's a look at the pack dressed in black at the after show bash. Who do you think was the best dressed in black of Preity, Lara and Shamita?

L to R: Preity Zinta, Lara Dutta & Shamita Shetty

Preity Zinta Fall In Love Again

Preity Zinta has reportedly split with her long time boyfriend Ness Wadia. Apparently, they now share only a professional relationship as partners of their IPL team, Kings X1 Punjab. According to a Mumbai newspaper, it seems Preity has forgotten
her past rather quickly and already has a new love life blooming. And, the man is New York-based businessman-hotelier Vikram Chatwal, who also seen in a brief role in the movie “Honeymoon Travels Pvt Ltd”. 

Vikram’s marriage to former model Priya Sachdev is said to be on the rocks and they are on the verge of a split. Vikram, who had dated some top international models before marriage in 2006, was recently quoted saying he longed to be single again. The Preity-Vikram closeness was quite apparent during the Mai Mumbai charity fashion show organised by Vikram during the recent Lakme Fashion Week. Preity came for the show without Ness and even cheered loudly when Vikram walked the ramp. 

They stayed together for the rest of the show. Even at the post party held later that night the two were together for most of the time and were also seen enjoying each other's company. We now await Preity’s word on this new relationship. After all, she has always been rather open about her personal life.

Forget Angelina Jolie, Preity Zinta adopts 34 girls

Preity Zinta has gone for the conditional adoption of 34 orphans from the Mother Miracle school in Rishikesh.

Reluctant to speak Preity Zinta says, “It’s true. I’ve adopted these 34 girls. I’ll be looking after their entire upbringing from education to food, clothes, etc. You’ve no idea how wonderful it feels to hear the excited chatter of all those girls together as they welcome you into their lives. Believe you me, it’s the best birthday song I’ve ever heard.”

Preity doesn’t intend to be a sleeper parent for the girls at the Mother Miracle. “No way! Those are my children now, my responsibility. I’ll be constantly connected with them and I’ll visit them in Rishikesh twice a year.”

Far from finishing off her responsibility after financing these girl children, Preity plans to progressively enhance her social responsibilities.

“For a while now I’ve been thnking of what to do to help the less privileged classes specially the girl child. The horrors of foeticide and rampant child abuse are not just screaming news headlines for me. They’re voices that scream from inside me.

And I had to listen to them. These 34 girls are just a beginning. I plan to adopt a couple more every year during my birthday. I can’t think of a better gift to myself.”