Despite Sayali Bhagat having had a slow start in Bollywood, this girl still continues to name news. After having starred in The Train and a couple of other films, Sayali is back to freshen your minds this summer, with her role of a 'cover-girl' in 'G2' (The Global Gujarati) magazine.

In this issue, she takes the readers through her childhood, her entry into Bollywood, her formal training in acting, her definition of an 'ideal man', her dream heroes and her dream roles. She also clarifies the rumors that had her shifting base to the south.

All in all, this issue of 'G2' surely serves as an eye cooler during the time when the sun refuses to show mercy in the earthlings!

Amanda Bynes has been in the entertainment industry longer than most people realize. She was a regular on television by ten-years-old, and rode her Nickelodeon fame train through several successful television programs and feature films. Credited as one of the few female stars her age that’s actually funny, she’s frequently been compared to a young Lucille Ball. I’m sure if Lucy was around these days, she would’ve graced the cover of Maxim too.

Sadly, Bynes recently announced her retirement from acting, although she claims to have an interest in writing or directing in the future. Below Gunaxin presents one of several reasons that her presence in front of the camera will be missed: in addition to talent, she’s quite the looker.