Dutta honeymoon 'will promote eco issues'

Lara Dutta's honeymoon could be cancelled because the Goan beach she was planning to visit has "disappeared" because of a stranded cargo vessel called River Princess.

The authorities in Goa are planning to use Dutta's story to promote their environmental cause, New Kerala has reported.

Campaigner Fermino Fernandes said: "We will use the Lara Dutta [and Mahesh Bhupathi]'s wedding to bring the attention of the country to the River Princess issue.

"[The national media] only have to swing their cameras a little bit from the wedding venue to the boat, which is there for more than 10 years only because the government does not care."

Dutta married tennis doubles specialist Mahesh Bhupathi in a white-themed wedding ceremony this week.

Tanushree Dutta interacts with Kolkata fans

Bollywood actor Tanushree Dutta breezed in the city to interact with her fans and winners of 'T24 Talk To Your Favourite Star' at Pantaloons, Camac Street.

'T24 Talk To Your Favourite Star' is the latest campaign of T24, a fast growing telecom operator from retailer Future Group and Tata Teleservices Limited.

The campaign ushered in its second and final phase at Pantaloons, Camac Street on Wednesday.

As part of the campaign, Tanushree Dutta was present on the occasion to interact with the winners of T24 Talk To Your Favourite Star and her fans.
The campaign which was unveiled by the leading lady of Tollywood, Rituparna Sengupta, was concluded in its final stage by Bengali beauty Tanushree.

Speaking on the occasion, Tanushree said, "I am very excited and happy to be part of such an unique campaign. The 'T24 Talk To Your Favourite Star' is an initiative that helped celebrities like us to connect better with the audience."

"The image and fame that a celebrity enjoys is primarily due to his or her fans and admirers and T24 has recognized this and given us an opportunity to come closer to the masses. I wish T24 all the very best for the future," she said.

Tanushree says no to social networking with fans

At a time when celebrities are getting closer to their fans through the online medium, actress Tanushree Dutta says she connects to social networking sites just for her friends, not fans.

She is available on Facebook, but her settings are such that she cannot be found in the general search category and adds only close friends.

"I have kept the account active only to keep in touch with my school friends and some friends who are out of the country. Even after that I log on very rarely like once in three months," she said.

The actress says all other accounts by her name are fake, and fans must not mistake the imposters for her.