No sooner the Kapoor lad, Ranbir Kapoor stepped into Bollywood; he drew all the limelight. His on-screen chemistry with his co-stars and off-screen love with beautiful Deepika Padukone had been a juicy topic of discussion. After Saawariya, girls dreamt to have a boyfriend like Ranbir. Recently, when he posed for the world famous magazine 'GQ', it sold like a hot cake as he had made some stunning revelations.

Ranbir not only graced the magazine by posing in a cool manner but also made it hugely popular by disclosing some hidden facts about his life. He confessed about doing some mischievous things during teenage. He in his own admission says "There was marijuana, there was alcohol, I started smoking cigarettes". To one's surprise, he revealed that around 15 years old, he lost his virginity.

Apart from films, Ranbir’s shocking revelation has made the magazine quite interesting and worthy reading

Ranbir and Deepika hit a rough patch in their relationship just like every couple. Seemed like they had a tiff over something so to forget things they decided to go for a film.

A source reports an eyewitness account, “An eyewitness says, “It was a late-night show for Marley and Me. The hall had only a handful of people present.

Ranbir and Deepika got the best seats in the house right in the last row in the corner with ample privacy. The couple looked a little distant.

Ranbir was pre-occupied on his phone and Deepika was looking very bored. At some point, they began talking and then made up and made out.

The people who were present at the screening at some point screamed at them to ‘get a room’, which was ignored by Ranbir.”

After the film Ranbir and Deepika made their way to the car park where Ranbir’s brand new Range Rover was waiting with his driver. Ranbir ordered the driver to get on the back seat while he and Deepika sat in the front and made their way towards Bandra.

Konkona Sen who has been paired opposite Farhan Akhtar in Luck By Chance is also paired up wit Ranbir Kapoor in their forthcoming film Wake Up Sid. She looks quite good with Farhan but people find Konkona and Ranbir pair odd. “I didn’t think it was odd. But I guess it’s because we come from completely different schools. It’s like mixing two very different things.

It makes things more interesting,” she says matter-of-factly. Obviously, it’s the same reason why Konkona has never worked with the big stars like the three Khans and Akshay Kumar. “Firstly, I’ve never been offered a role opposite them. That’s because I usually do the arty/realistic cinema while they mostly do the mainstream masala entertaining films. When I signed a film with Ranbir, people were stunned. I think they’ll die of a heart attack if I do a film with the Khans.” She has worked with several female directors like her mother Aparna Sen and Mira Nair before, but she disagrees that women can add a different perspective to a film. “There’s no difference between men and women directors. I have met some obnoxious women and overly sensitive men. Gender doesn’t matter too much,” she stresses.

Tell her that people feel she’s uncomfortable with her profession and interaction with the media and Konkona dismisses it. “I’m very comfortable being in this profession. I speak to the media when I have to talk about a film. When I’m not doing a film what will I talk to the media about? Yes, it’s not like one loves everything about one’s job 24/7. Some interviews are stimulating and interesting while some ask the same old stupid questions. Then you have to show good grace to answer them,” she says. Does too much attention get to her? “Sometimes it can test your nerve.

I don’t need attention. I’m quite easy and comfortable. I roam around in my pajamas everywhere and do my own thing. It’s not like I have Hrithik Roshan’s kind of stardom. So I don’t have any crazed fans. They don’t bug me. What’s the point if you can’t live the way you want to.”