Bipasha Basu in a Sexy Bikini shot for Dabboo Ratnani’s 2012 Calendar.

All’s well on the sets of Vikram Bhatt’s “Dangerous Ishq”, says actress Divya Dutta, whose presence is rumoured to have been making Karisma Kapoor insecure about her comeback film.

“What’s this news I read about me and Karisma? Super atmosphere on the sets ya! Wonder why such stories come by! Does no good to anyone! Karisma is going to make a rocking comeback and deservingly so!” Divya posted on her Twitter page.

According to a media report, Karisma is jittery about Divya taking away all the accolades after the film’s release. The report states the rivalry between the two actors began when they competed for the best supporting actress National Award for “Dil To Pagal Hai” and “Train To Pakistan” way back in 1998.

Though Karisma took away the award, she is said to have asked her “Dangerous Ishq” director to show her Divya’s scenes in the film. But with Divya’s clarification on Twitter, all seems to be well.

“Dangerous Ishq”, a 3D venture, marks Karisma return on the big screen after a gap of five years. Essaying the role of a supermodel, she will star opposite model-turned-actor Rajneish Duggal.

Bollywood actor and producer Sohail Khan is upbeat about the second season of Celebrity Cricket League and says it is a platform which helps reunite the entire Indian film industry.

“It’s all about sharing the space together. As we said, there is no barrier and all film industries can be a part of this competitive sport. It is great to see them unite and play cricket in a sporting spirit,” said Sohail, who owns Bollywood team Mumbai Heroes.

The 20-20 cricket tournament has teams not only from Hindi cinema, but also Telugu, Kannada and Tamil cinema.

While actor Vishnu Manchu owns Telugu Warriors, L. Ganga Prasad of GVR Infra Projects is the owner of Chennai Rhinos, and Ashok Kheny of AKK Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. has Karnataka Bulldozers.

“It is great fun and we have a good laugh in the after parties regarding the experiences of the game. We are not cricketers. We are just actors training to play good cricket. Getting everyone together is good fun,” he added.

Sohail’s team boasts of actors and filmmakers like Suniel Shetty, Riteish Deshmukh, Aftab Shivdasani, Sohail himself, Sonu Sood, Apoorv Lakhia, Shabbir Ahluwalia, Sunny Singh, Varun Badola, Kabir Sadanand, Raja Bherwani, Angad Bedi, Tushaar Jalota, Sharad Kelkar, Varun Rao, Sachin Joshi, Ashish Chaudhary and Vatsal Seth.

However, Salman Khan would not be able to play.

“Unfortunately not. His filming schedule and surgery last year have restricted him from playing but he may play in the next season of CCL. He is the icon player and ambassador of our team,” said Sohail.

After an exciting first season, the second season brings in two new teams Bengal Tigers, owned by filmmaker Boney Kapoor and his actress wife Sridevi, and Kerala Strikers of the Malayalam film industry owned by National Award winning actor Mohanlal. And Sohail says that more teams are likely to join in.

“The league is also growing in size. Last year we had four teams, this year we’ve got six teams and next year we are going to have eight teams and then we are going to end with ten teams. We are going to introduce the Marathi and Punjabi team next year,” said Sohail.

“Then there will be a Bhojpuri and a Gujarati team. We plan to cover all the film industries of India and it is a great platform for bringing together directors and producers,” he added.The Celebrity Cricket League matches will begin Jan 13 in Sharjah.

Hrithik Roshan is multitasking — he is not only promoting his forthcoming release “Agneepath”, but also working on his fitness for his role in his father’s production venture “Krrish 2″.

“I just need to get into top shape because from Jan 29 we have 80 days of action one after another. So I better be in the best shape. So all of you pray for me, pray for my health,” said the actor, who turned 38 Tuesday.

“Krrish 2″ is the sequel to 2006 superhero film “Krrish”, directed and written by Hrithik’s father, Rakesh Roshan. The cast and crew of the film have already wrapped up the first schedule.

“I am very happy because the script is very, very good and papa is very happy for the first schedule because it has gone very well. It was difficult but we managed,” said Hrithik whose journey with supernatural thrillers began with “Koi… Mil Gaya” in 2003.

Meanwhile, Hrithik’s fans are eagerly awaiting “Agneepath”, which releases Jan 26. He plays Vijay Dinanath Chauhan, a role essayed by the legendary Amitabh Bachchan in the 1990 originalthat won him national award for his power-packed performance.

“Krrish 2″ is expected to hit theatres by the end of 2012. It also features Priyanka Chopra, Vivek Oberoi, Kangana Ranaut and Riya Sen.