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Is vivah on cards for Harman and Amrita Rao?

There’s trouble in paradise. While Kareena is miffed with Saif's possessiveness, the Priyanka-Harman romance seems to have gone cold too. Princy Jain finds out...

Updated on: Jan 26, 2009, 17:16:00 IST
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There’s trouble in paradise. While Kareena Kapoor is miffed with Saif Ali Khan’s possessiveness, the Priyanka Chopra-Harman Baweja romance seems to have gone cold.

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“Saif is so possessive about Kareena that he stayed an extra day in the hospital just because he wanted Kareena by his side. When Kareena learned about it, she reacted strictly and asked him to behave maturely,” says our source.

“There’s nothing wrong between us. Kareena was there by my side 24X7 during my stay at hospital. Even the vacation [later] was very good,” says Saif. The actress was unavailable for comment.

Elsewhere, Harman has been seen with certain ‘special guests’ on the sets of What’s Your Rashee? This is despite that fact that Priyanka Chopra is his co-star in the film. “Amrita Rao, who has just worked with him in Victory, drops in often on the sets. The two have lunch together, even go out for a coffee during breaks,” reveals our source from the unit.

Sources say that Priyanka responded to the matter like a professional. “Its’ a romantic film, but Priyanka has not let it affect her emotions in any of the scenes. She would come, get ready in her make-up van, give her shot, and go back.”

While Priyanka and Harman could not be reached for comments, Amrita Rao replied via SMS: “He is a friend... let people enjoy thinking whatever they want.”

 
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