Shahid - Seeker Or Stalker?

Comments [ 15 ] By Naseem J. | 27 May 2011 | 6:31pm

One tends to think that, given his past chapter with Kareena Kapoor and its many gory details, getting over a heartbreak should have come as a 'been there, done that' situation for Shahid Kapur. Apparently, for all his prowess onscreen and for all his immaculate ways, our Sasha is only human after all, with a tendency to forget lessons learned the hard way.

Ever since the news of Priyanka Chopra and Kapur parting ways broke out, there have been speculations aplenty about the inside scoop on the matter. The puzzling fact has been the lay low approach on both ends as far as public appearances are concerned, with PC remaining neutral and claiming a 'good friends' status (again!) and Shahid remaining noncommittally tight-lipped.

However, recent buzz has arisen over statements from inside sources over Shahid's persistent means on getting back with Chopra. Friends of the diva have revealed how untiring Sasha's pursuit of Priyanka has been - in the form of calls, messages, mails, reminders, and whatnot! When PC was recently seen with King Khan Shahrukh at a recent KKR after-match bash, she went into a victory jig at one point, flaying and swaying her arms, wherein people around her spotted her cell phone (clutched in her hand) flashing constantly with Shahid's name.

Not unexpectedly, this new bit of gossip has taken the grapevine by storm - fans of the two stars have their reasons to empathize with or criticize Shahid's approach and Priyanka's unmoving indifference to the matter. In the meanwhile, the celebrities of interest themselves continue to evade direct media confrontation over the matter.

Whether or not Piggy Chops' piglets... err, friends... have been accurate in tagging Shahid's behavior as that of a stalker, one thing is certain - it only takes a party at King Khan's house to churn out a new headline about this alleged former couple! If one is keen on learning more about their relationship status, just wait for the next bash at Mannat!

Editors: Lola & Gunia
Graphics: Sano