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MUMBAI: The Versova police have booked actor Om Puri in an assault case following a complaint by his estranged wife. Nandita, Puri's second wife, has accused him of hitting her with a stick after an argument at their Versova flat last week. Puri has been booked under IPC sections 324 (voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means), 506 (criminal intimidation) and 504 (intentional insult to provoke breach of the peace). Puri and Nandita were going through a rough patch when his first wife, Seema Kapoor, rekindled ties with him. He moved out of the Versova flat and started living with Kapoor in Oshiwara. Nandita and Puri are yet to separate legally. Nandita had earlier filed a suit against him in family court, under the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act in a family court, demanding maintenance. Puri had not been attending court hearings and Nandita was upset because of this, said the police. Nandita said, "He wants me to leave the house and shift to Kolkata. He has n...

Indo-Canadian actress Sunny Leone says she wants to romance Bollywood biggies Salman Khan and Ranbir Kapoor on-screen and also try her hands at comedy. Sunny first made her appearance in TV reality show 'Bigg Boss 5' in 2011 and this led to her entry in Bollywood. She made her debut in Hindi films with 'Jism 2' and will be next seen in 'Ragini MMS 2'. "It's been a year or so (in film industry) and I love being here. I am new to this industry, but I am open to doing romantic and comedy films. I want to romance both Salman and Ranbir. I want to act with both of them. I liked 'Bodyguard'.. it was fun to watch Salman," she said. The actress was talking to reporters here at a promotional event of 'Shootout at Wadala' last evening. Sunny has done a special song, 'Laila', in the Sanjay Gupta-directed crime drama, which is loosely based on a police encounter that took place in Mumbai in 1982. "I never thought I will be ab...

Mumbai, Feb 27 : Arshad Warsi loves to entertain people with light-hearted films, but he is not game for sex comedies and prefers to be part of "intelligent" and "smart humour". In fact, he is still remembered for his role as Circuit in the "Munnabhai" series and his next "Jolly LLB" is a fun film too - and a clean one. "I don't like sex comedies or over the top comedies. I like intelligent and smart humour," Arshad told IANS in a group interview. "It is very easy to write sex comedies, it's crap. Even over the top banana peal comedy, it's typical...I don't like it," said the actor who made it big with "Tere Mere Sapne". The 1996 release saw him in a funny, yet decent role. "I prefer to do cleaner films. I was offered all these 'Kyaa Kool Hai Hum' and all, but I refused...it's great that it works, happy that people made money. But I don't want my kid to think, 'Wh...