Apologizes to the lady fans of SRK, as they will be disappointed when they next see their hero.

Yes, it looks like even though SRK is appearing in an item number song for Rakesh Roshan’s Krazzy 4, he will not be shirtless as in Om Shanti Om.

The baadshah of Bollywood has decided that although he did it for his good friend Farah Khan, he’ll be keeping his 6-pack covered-up for any future appearances.

SRK will be dancing to the English song ‘Break Free’ as a Michael Jackson look-a-like??????

Bollywood will soon be welcoming another member of the Roshan family into its folds. Daughter of Rakesh and sister of Hrithik, Sunaina Roshan is making her debut as a producer. She and her father are producing Krazzy 4 together.

Adding to the family presence, Hrithik will be joining them in an item number for the film, as will SRK. February 15th is the day of the shoot for Hrithik. SRK has finished the shooting for his item song already.

Krazzy 4 stars Arshad Warsi, Irrfan Khan, Rajpal Yadav and Suresh Menon as four mentally unstable people who escape from the mental hospital in order to explore the world. Roshan tells us, “they are out on a one-day trip. The film goes on to show whether it is these four characters or the world that is actually crazy.”

Juhi Chawla plays a psychiatrist, while Rajat Kapoor essays her husband. Dia Mirza is also part of the film.

Krazzy 4 is directed by Jaideep Sen and is slated to release in April. The theatrical promos will be showcased along with the screening of Sunday.

Arshad Warsi is taking on several roles for the first film releasing from his newly launched production house “Shooting Star”. He’s not only producing the film, tentatively titled I Believe In Angels, but he has also written the story, screenplay and dialogues. Warsi divulges a little about the film. “It’s a supernatural romantic comedy with special effects.”

After working and hitting it off with director Raja Sen in Kraazy 4, Warsi wants him to don the director’s cape for I Believe In Angels. Says Warsi, “he reminds me of Raju Hirani.”

Denying that the decision to produce films comes from a lack of acting offers, he assures that it was not for the express purpose of casting himself. He wants to make films that he believes in and feels that there should be a synchronization between actors and writers, an area where he finds a huge gap.

I Believe In Angels goes on the floor in July 2008, and is expected to be completed by September. The shooting will take place in London, although the script location is Mumbai. His reasoning for this? “It’s too humid and crowded to shoot here. Why not go to London where everything is far more manageable and the climate welcoming.”