Raveena Tandon, Malaika Arora Khan and Twinkle Khanna at Araish 'Save The Child' Exhibition and Fundraiser Pictures

Twinkle Khanna, Malaika Arora Khan, Mugdha Godse and Raveena Tandon, along with others, were present at Araaish, a fundraiser to support the 'Save the children India' foundation.

Twinkle Khanna participated in the fundraiser Araish with her stall 'The White Windows'. All proceeds went to the 'Save the children' foundation.

Pictures of Twinkle Khanna, Raveena Tandon and Malaika Arora Khan shopping for charity at the 'Save The Child' Exhibition

Twinkle Khanna at Araish 'Save The Child' Exhibition

Twinkle Khanna at Araish 'Save The Child' Exhibition

Raveena Tandon at Araish 'Save The Child' Exhibition

Malaika Arora Khan at Araish 'Save The Child' Exhibition

Madhu Shah at Araish 'Save The Child' Exhibition

Neena Gupta's and Vivin Richard's Daughter Masaba Gupta at Araish 'Save The Child' Exhibition

Seema Khan at Araish 'Save The Child' Exhibition

Sohail Khan with his wife Seema Khan at Araish 'Save The Child' Exhibition

Suniel Shetty's wife Mana with Raveena Tandon at Araish 'Save The Child' Exhibition

Pictures of the Charity Cricket Match in Dubai Between Pakistan Cricketers and Indian Celebs For Salman Khan's Being Human

Photos from the exciting Cricket match between Salman Khan's team and Shoaib Akhtar's team in Dubai, UAE. Shoaib Akhtar won the toss and opted to bat first. His team got 120 runs in the stipulated 15 overs. Salman's team which chased the 120 runs total, won the match with 1 ball to spare. Shoaib Malik & Imran Nazir played for Salman's team in this 15-overs a side match.

Team salman !!! Comprising of bollywood actors and directors who participated in the celebrity cup cricket match between Pakistan cricketers and Indian celebrities which was held at the sportscity in Dubai, UAE on Thursday, May 27, 2010. Pakistani cricketers Shoaib Malik & Imran Nazir also played in Salman's team. The proceeds of the match will go for charity.

Players of team India Imran Nazir, Shoaib Malik, Arbaaz Khan, Sanjay Kapoor, Ritesh Deshmukh.

Shoaib Akhtar, Salman Khan and Atif Aslam Going for the toss

Shoaib Akhtar and Arbaaz Khan

Bollywood actors celebrate the wicket of Pakistan celebrity team player Saud in the celebrity cup which was held at the sportscity in Dubai, UAE on Thursday, May 27, 2010.

Bollywood actor Salman Khan, left, and Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Akhtar share a moment during the presentation ceremony at the celebrity cricket match in Dubai,

Salman Khan, right, Sohail Khan, center, and Shoiab Akhtar, left, are seen at the Sportscity ground, before the start of a celebrity cricket match in Dubai

Bollywood actor Aashish Choudhary celebrates the dismissal of Shoaib Akhtar during the celebrity cup match held at the sports city in Dubai on Thursday, May 27, 2010.

Sohail Khan with his son Nirhaan celebrates after winning a match against Pakistan during the celebrity cricket match at the sportscity stadium in Dubai

Ashish Chaudhary's Sister Monica Chhabria and Her Husband Ajit's Funeral Photographs.

The who's who of the business world and film industry got together for a solemn occasion at Walkeshwar on Saturday evening. They were there to pay tribute to four victims of the terrorist attacks, whose bodies were consigned to flames at the Banganga crematorium

The first of the funerals was that of Pankaj Shah, promoter of Satellite, a leading construction group. The body was brought for the last rites around 3.15 pm.

Ten minutes later followed the next two funerals, those of actor Ashish Chaudhary's sister Monica Chhabria and her husband Ajit.

Not long after, the mortal remains of Ashok Kapoor, non-executive chairman of Yes Bank, was brought to Banganga.

Among the mourners were Priyanka Chopra, Riteish Deshmukh, Zayed Khan, Rima Sen, Sohail Khan, Aftab Shivdasani, Isha Koppikar, Vinod Khanna, Shyam Benegal, theatre personality Dolly Thakore, Cyrus Bharucha and Hafeez Contractor.

The crematorium has metal enclosures to accommodate four funerals, and around 4.15 pm, all four pyres were burning. The mourners had packed the crematorium, and many residents of nearby slums also gathered in a corner to catch glimpses of them.

Tushar Makwana, a Vile Parle resident who had come to pay homage to Pankaj Shah said: "Pankajbhai always helped people in need. I'm not a relative. But he once provided me with financial assistance. I feel it's my duty to stand by his family in such a difficult time."

Vijay Nair and Captain Vijay Shivdasani, school friends of Ashok Kapoor, were also there. "Politicians should stop vote bank politics. It is high time they take strong steps to combat terrorism," said Nair who had flown from Delhi.

Jaaved Jaffrey consoles his colleague actor Ashish Chowdhury at the funeral of the latter’s sister and brother-in-law, who lost their lives at the Oberoi-Trident


Sohail and sister Arpita Khan offered their condolences to the Chowdhurys


Chowdhury’s close friend Riya Sen at the funeral