John has no starry tantrums: Sambhavna Seth

Sambhavna Seth, who is just back from shooting an item number with John Abraham for "Welcome Back", praises him for his humbleness.

A sequel to the 2007 hit "Welcome", Anees Bazmee's "Welcome Back" also stars Shruti Hassan.

"John is one star who is so normal and so down to earth. He is so humble and co-operative," Sambhavna said in a statement.

"He has no starry tantrums and it's very easy to talk to him. He's a great person," she added.

Titled "Main Babli hui tu Bunty hua", the song has been composed by Anu Malik, while Ganesh Acharya has choreographed the song.

Sambhavna, who has done item numbers such as "Chala kafila tere naam ka" and "Aashiqui mein teri", came into the limelight after participating in the controversial reality show "Bigg Boss 2".

"I'm happy and confident, I'm doing item numbers because I don't mind them. Dancing is a blessing and I'm good at it. I worship my work and art and I am proud of all that I'm doing and all that I've done," she said.

John named face of National Geographic Channel

Actor-producer John Abraham was Friday named the face of the National Geographic Channel. John said he is a fan of the channel's content.

"I am the biggest fan of National Geographic Channel, so it means a lot to be here," John told reporters during the unveiling of the channel's Unlock campaign. 

As the face of the channel, John will be part of the campaign's film and related communications. 

The essence of the campaign is that it is time to open the doors of the mind - it's time to 'Unlock'. 

John says he is very adventurous. 

"I just love snakes. I am very excited about pythons. If given a choice, I would like to live my life with mountains, tigers and snakes. I love jungles and want to explore it," said the actor, whose latest film "Madras Cafe" was a hit.

John Abraham's 'Hamara Bajaj' to be renamed

John Abraham loses case to two-wheeler brand, forced to find alternate title for his film

The plans around John Abraham's next project, titled Hamara Bajaj had been scooting ahead until a two-wheeler company expressed its objections to using its brand name in the film's title.

The latest in the developments is that the Bombay High Court has given its verdict on the case in the scooter company's favour, forcing John and the film's director, Shoojit Sircar to think of an alternate title for their project.

John's next production revolves around a small-town tour guide, Sanjay Bajaj. However, looks like the moped brand honchos were not amused with the coincidence.

It was in March 2013 that Bajaj filed a case against the filmmakers for infringement of Intellectual Property Rights. The court has barred John and his team from using the brand name in the film's title and also ordered them to remove all references to Bajaj from the film.

A source says, `Bombay High Court passed its order granting permanent injunction against the Bollywood company from using Hamara Bajaj as the film's title or in any other manner in the proposed film. ` John, Shoojit and co-producer Ronnie Lahiri remained unavailable for comment.