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OK, so the title may be a tad misleading, but Saif wasn’t exactly pleased when rumours of a hush-hush wedding spread on Wednesday, February 6. “First of all, I would just like to say it [media reports] is rubbish, completely untrue. We are not married, we are not engaged and we are not living together,” Khan told the media. In fact, they currently have no plans to marry. “Not for a few years at least, because right now, the most important thing in our lives are our careers and there is no time really to think about anything,” adds the 37-year-old divorced actor.

Shahrukh Khan made waves when he went shirtless in ‘Om Shanti Om’, and now Saif hopes for a little attention of his own (hey–that rhymes)! He’s said to be hitting the gym like a madman preparing for a little number in his upcoming film ‘Tashan.’ “He is on a low-carb diet,” says his trainer adding that he is maintaining a “lean” look for the movie, not to be confused with the FLABBY look he was going for in ‘Salaam Namaste!’

Seriously, what is up with Saif Ali Khan’s obsession with being a rock-star?  We’re no music experts, but a Bollywood glycerine drenched cry-baby doesn’t exactly spell out ‘’badass’’ to us.

The 37-year-old wannabe is currently on a four city tour undeterred by the fact that neither his music nor his lame-tastic bandana and skull-t-shirt are original. Even his rocker must have freshly inked tattoo is an obvious rip-off!

Saif got Kareena’s name inscribed on his forearm, just like David Beckham did for his wife Victoria. The similarity does not end there as even David famously has the letters inscribed in Devnagari.

Bollywood hottie Saif Ali Khan, made a big decision the other day, deciding to get the name of his woman tattooed on his forearm. This comes just weeks after Saif proclaimed his love for Kareena telling reporters that he is ‘extremely and completely committed’ to the traitorous actress.  “I’ve found true love and I’d like people to respect that as much as I do,” he told IANS.

Despite the couple’s string of failed relationships, Saif insists they have staying power as “she’s the most wonderful person” he knows. As for future plans? Saif says he’d love to tie the knot one day. “Right now our respective work occupies most of our time. It’s of paramount importance to both of us. But even if I sound old-fashioned I’d like to say my intentions are honourable,” he says rather convincingly.

And finally, Saif’s message to haters: “Public perceptions are generally based on incomplete information. I’m not here to clear up those misconceptions. It’s enough for me to know I’m doing the right thing.”

Let’s see how “right”  he feels about that tattoo when the love is gone — and the name is not!

Saif Ali Khan: To never smoke again, be extremely regular with my workouts, make more time for those I love, to stay focussed on my work and to make sure I enjoy what I do.

Sonam Kapoor: The death of my Nanaji at the end of the year made me realise how urgently I need to spend time with my family. And since my Nanaji would always joke about my lack of a boyfriend, maybe I need to get one of those into my life. Where can I order one?

Preity Zinta: 2007 was professionally stressful. I did some of my most complex characters and at the end of the year, I really needed a break. Now, in 2008, I will do some fun roles. I want to let my hair down.

Bipasha Basu: In 2008 I want to be fitter and healthier. I also want some more interesting work to come my way. And I want to travel a lot more in my free time.

Urmila Matondkar: Why make New Year resolutions? I learn from my mistakes throughout the year.

Malaika Arora: Oh, I make New Year resolutions religiously every year and break them throughout the year; 2008 will be no exception.

Riteish Deshmukh: I want to become more energy-conscious and save on electricity wherever I can.

Koena Mitra : I don’t like to restrict myself to resolutions. So in 2008 I want to be even more spontaneous. I want to follow my heart wherever it takes me. I want to make mistakes, so I can learn from them, I want life to be full of surprises, unpredictable and adventurous.

Amrita Arora: I know being bad is good. But I want to be a better person in 2008. I want to kick my habitual impatience and work much harder than I did in 2007.