I wonder what’s wrong with these ladies – Neetu Chandra and now Celina Jaitley, when there’s nothing else to be written about them, they make controversial statements and get into the buzz!

After Neetu Chandra who hoped she wont die as a virgin, Celina Jaitley claimed that she is stiill a virgin too!
In an interview talking about Sex in Bollywood films, she said, “I feel sex never changes. Sex is the same, like it was ten years ago, during the Kamasutra days. Even now it’s the same.

What has changed is that people want to be politically correct or diplomatic while talking on this subject today.” When quizzed on the taboo virginity issue, she boldly shot back, “Human beings are hypocritical! We all are. Myself included. I am going to call myself a virgin till I get married. As simple as that. Yes, I am hypocritical and every actress who comes here will say the same. So you got to take my word for it.”

Imagine this  You're driving, after a late night party, under the influence of mild liquor. As you negotiate a bend, you find a person right in the middle of the road. You hit him, and he pitchforks right through the windshield. What do you do now  report the matter or leave him to take care of himself? That forms the crux of Hindi film “Accident on Hill Road”, directed by Mahesh Nair.

The film is based on a real-life incident, where a woman hit a man, drove home, and parked the car in the garage with the man. Celina Jaitley plays Sonam Chopra, a nursing assistant, in this thriller. Prakash Shrivastava, the victim, is played by Farooque Shaikh, while Abhimanyu Singh plays Sonam's boyfriend Sid. The couple leave Prakash clinging to life in her garage. But soon, there's a fight for life.

“It's adapted from ‘Stuck', a 2007 Hollywood film. We've adapted some portions of the film to suit Indian audiences,” says producer Nari Hira of Magna Films.  Says Mahesh Nair: “The toughest task was to convince Farooque Shaikh. But, once he heard the script, Farooque agreed. He even went to trauma care centres to talk to doctors and patients.