Giselle's fine with item songs!

Brazilian model-actress Giselle Monteiro, who debuted with Imtiaz Ali's 'Love Aaj Kal', says, she has no qualms doing item numbers, provided they are not vulgar.

"I have not set any limitations for myself. I have not made any list of do's and dont's. I am open to doing item songs if my character is required to do so. As far as exposing is concerned, it all depends on how much exposing I am asked to do. All I want is that it should not look cheap or vulgar," said Giselli in an interview.

In her next, a Shah Rukh Khan home production, 'Always Kabhie Kabhie', based on the theme of high school life, Giselle plays a shy, demure teenager.

On her association with SRK, Giselle said, "I admire Shah Rukh. I really like him a lot. He is very sweet and a humble person. He just asked me how my Hindi classes are going and who is my tutor," said the 22-year-old who has been taking Hindi classes to hone her language skills.

"I must confess that my Hindi is not that good at all. For 'Love Aaj Kal' I had to compulsorily go to a diction tutor to improve my language. I am sure I will perfect the language some day," Giselle, who portrayed the role of a old-fashioned Punjabi girl, Harleen Kaur alongside Saif Ali Khan in her the 2009 film, said.

Directed by Roshan Abbas, and produced by Shahrukh Khan's Red Chillies Entertainment 'Always Kabhi Kabhi' is a story of four unique lives trying to compete with the pressures of growing up and the firsts we all experience in school from crushes to classes to bunking to break-ups.

Salman takes to brotherly direction

After co-producing 'Ready', Sohail Khan will start yet another project with Salman Khan called 'Sher Khan'. The film will have Salman playing a lion-hearted 'He-Man' who lives life for the world.

Sher Khan is promised to be a treat for children and will boast of some mind-blowing special effects.

Telugu writer Kona Venkat, who wrote the original Telugu version of 'Ready', is currently working on the script of 'Sher Khan'. While Salman has been finalised for the lead role, the hunt for a female lead is on.

This is not the first time that Salman's brothers took to the helm for his films. While Sohail started the trend with 'Hello Brother', 'Partner', 'Main aur Mrs Khanna' and Lucky - 'No Time for Love', Arbaaz did so with the recent blockbuster 'Dabangg'.

'Delhi Belly' is no sex comedy: Aamir Khan

Actor-producer Aamir Khan says his upcoming home production, 'Delhi Belly', which has some bold scenes and obscene language, is not a "sex comedy".

“Delhi Belly' is a very irreverent film. It does not have any skin-show but 'ashleel' (obscene) language has been used. It is not a sex comedy. It is a 'kameena' comedy. There is no sex at all in the film. I think the movie will change the definition of bold films in the industry," Aamir told reporters at the launch of the theatrical trailer of the movie.

The movie has been given 'A' rating and the promos feature some scenes with sexual connotations.

Directed by Abhinay Deo, 'Delhi Belly' is a crime- comedy, revolving around three friends living in a bachelor pad in Delhi.

The actor-producer insists the film is not for kids. "The movie is not for kids because of 'ashleel' language. It is for those who are young at heart," he said.

The film stars Imran Khan, Kunal Roy Kapoor, Poorna Jagannathan, Vir Das and Shenaz Treasurywala.

The film has been in the making for a long time. But Aamir owns up the responsibility for delay.

"It is my fault. I can work only on one film at a time. At Aamir Khan Productions, the final cut stays with the producer. So, I make sure that I sit on the edit of the film and also work on its promotions," he said.

"If it works in film's favour, if it's betterment, then it is good for me," director Deo said.

There were rumours of a rift between Aamir and Abhinay. "It is all untrue. I did not even attend one day of the shoot.