Bollywood’s most popular couple Aishwarya Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan are planning a bash for talk-show queen Oprah Winfrey while her maiden visit to India.

Oprah is visiting India as a part of her new chat show ‘Next Chapter‘, where she will travel around the globe interviewing celebrities, newsmakers and others. She will be travelling to India to shoot documentary with spiritual guru Deepak Chopra .

Aishwarya Bachchan appeared on Oprah winfrey‘s show twice,first time in April 2005, where she gave Oprah a lesson on how to drape a saree and second time in September 2009 accompanied with dearest hubby Abhishek Bachchan. Oprah had introduced Abhishek and Aishwarya as the most popular celebrity couple – even more popular than Brad Pitt and Angelina.

Oprah is keen to meet ‘Beti B‘. Unfortunately it looks as though Oprah will be arriving too late to participate in the long awaited naming ceremony for the baby girl whom everyone refers to as Beti B. According to Zimbio a tentative date of January 13 has been set for the big day.

Speculation has been rife concerning the actual name of Beti B, though it has now been revealed that the name will begin with a double ‘A’.

Bollywood’s sexy bombshell Bipasha Basu said in a recent interview that she feels uncomfortable kissing her co-stars.

The ‘Players‘  hottie has locked lips with only two of her co-actors till date, Ranbir Kapoor for ‘Bachna ae Haseeno’ and the other with her ex-beau, John Abraham for ‘Jism’.

The actor admits  that she had watched several Hollywood movies which definitely has minimum one kissing scene.

The actress feels that she is more comfortable in getting intimate with her co-stars rather than locking lips with them. The actor also admitted that when she started her acting career 11 years back, Kissing was a tough job for the actors whereas now kissing is involved in each and every movie.

Bips will be next seen in Abbas-Mustan‘s upcoming flick ‘Players‘ with Abhishek Bachchan, Sonam Kapoor, Sikander Kher and Bobby Deol. The film will hit the screens on 6 January, 2012.