The Game of Rosa
Her affair with Saif Ali Khan might be a thing of the past, but Rosa Catalano is not quite giving up on Bollywood. In Delhi to take a turn on the catwalk for Gayatri Khanna, Catalano was all praise for Bollywood and its acceptance of foreigners. “I have just signed a movie. Even though my Hindi is not so great, my director was really understanding and gave me a good character role. I am sure you’ll see more of me once I get over the language hurdle,” she cooed. There’s a reality show on dance as well in the anvil, but Catalano did not want to divulge details too early. “Let my work speak for itself,” she said. Err, well.

Slam Drunk
Afterparties are like tequila slammers, the heady agave of a show segueing into exuberant bubbles. And if someone knows how to make them rock, it is Rohit Bal, who whispered into the ear, “There’s no better way to chill out than partying, dude.” At the party hosted by him and Suneet Varma at the F Bar and Lounge, the usual Bal tantrums were mercifully missing. Instead DJ Aqeel made Bollywood groovy and Aussie cricketer Jason Gillespie and Zimbabwean Heath Streak (in the picture), who have migrated to the ICL, made merry with fash frat.