Story: Maya (Kajol) is the supermom. Shreya ( Kareena Kapoor) is the wannabe stepmom. Aman (Arjun Rampal) is the confused daddy, torn between the two alpha women.

Having been divorced from his first wife, he is all set to marry his mistress. But before he can do that, he must acquaint her with his three kids who are naturally hostile towards her. Trouble is compounded when Shreya turns out to be the careerist, non-mommy types who views kids as `monsters' and Maya ends up shortchanged by life. Can the family stay together despite the odds?

The fondly-remembered character played by Arjun Rampal in the Shah Rukh Khan starrer, Don, will be missing in the film’s sequel, which is being directed by Farhan Akhtar. The film’s production house, Excel Entertainment, is now looking for another actor to replace Arjun.

Apparently, Farhan and Arjun developed creative differences over the latter’s role in the sequel and chose to part ways mutually.

Unlike most ‘separations’ of this kind in Bollywood, this one seems quite amicable. Our source said, “Arjun and Farhan are extremely close to each other. Arjun’s character in Don was an integral one and was appreciated by everyone.

Just like SRK, Arjun Rampal is trying every trick in the book to hide his Ra.One look.

Arjun Rampal has been desperately using caps and bandanas to hide his new look for Ra.One. He’s now taking off for a vacation that will keep him away from prying eyes for a month.

Groans Arjun, “It isn’t easy wearing a cap in this heat. But while promoting Raajneeti, I had to make sure my Ra.One look doesn’t get revealed. Both Shah Rukh and I have a particular look in the film and we both need to keep it hidden for the time being.”

While he’s received very positive feedback for his role in Raajneeti, it didn’t quite bowl over his daughters.

Shah Rukh Khan's dream project Ra.One might be taking some time on the technical front due to its unusual theme, but Arjun Rampal feels if all goes well, the sci-fi thriller will be "path-breaking".

Arjun plays a villain in the Anubhav Sinha directed movie.

"We have been working very hard to bring a vision together. I think Shah Rukh is very clear about his vision, so is Anubhav. We are working as a team to achieve it. And if we achieve it, it would be a path-breaking movie," Arjun told IANS.

A block of wood. Nothing more than a piece of furniture. A good looking bloke who is fit just for the ramp. These were some of the comments reserved for Arjun Rampal, an established model then, who believed that he had it all when he had as many as three films of his releasing in his debut year (2001) - Pyaar Ishq Aur Mohabbat, Deewanapan and Moksha: Salvation.

Today, close to a decade later, he is being wooed by the biggest of film makers, as can be seen in his current body of work which includes Housefull, Rajneeti and the remake of Stepmom. No wonder, he can be seen smiling as he moves ahead in his journey.