The beauty queen Aishwarya Rai Bachchan had a bad experience when her bag went missing at Chennai airport while she landed there from New Delhi.

Aishwarya was in Chennai as she was slated to attend a promotional event. However, her bag went missing and she was left with no good clothes to be dressed in for the event.

Though the airlines accepted that it was an error from their end, but, Aishwarya was in deep problem as she had to attend the event and she needed her clothes.

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Popular South Indian actor Sarathkumar has been advised bed rest for a month by his doctors, after he was injured on Monday on the sets of Kannada film Sarathi, directed by K.S. Selvaraj with Kannada actor Darshan and Sneha in prominent roles. Sarathkumar suffered a hip fracture while performing a daring action scene near Puducherry. According to reports, the actor was thrown off a horse and was immediately admitted to a private hospital. The president of South Indian Film Artistes Association was later shifted to a Chennai hospital. There is nothing to worry about his health condition. He will be perfectly alright soon, a hospital source said.


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Indians nursing bruised ambitions and fear over the racial ruckus at Australia would love to tune into this one. Over 70,000 audience members present at A R Rahman's world tour in Australia were in for a sporting treat too as former Australian opening batsman Mathew Hayden hosted the mega song and dance extravaganza.

Known for his squeaky clean consistency with batting, Hayden is keen to prove that he's adept at being an anchor too. Incidentally, both Rahman and Hayden have a clear Chennai connection.

"Rahman was born in Chennai, a city that I have come to love and a part of India that I have come to love for many reasons," stated Hayden in an interview.

A posse of 40 Indian musicians and dancers shared the musical podium with Rahman to promote peace and harmony in Australia. Hayden has been reeling off a spate of Rahman compliments to the media. "I'm excited that many Australians will be able to enjoy and appreciate the music of the incredible Mozart of Madras." We're all ears, Hayden.

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