Play & pyaar

One of the first things that Kalki Koechlin says on stage, in her play, is ���I���m hungry���.
Bhookh lagi: And that was what Kalki was saying even after the play ended. The Dev.D actress was in Delhi with her theatre group, and director-producer boyfriend Anurag Kashyap, to stage the play she���s co-written and performs with Prashant Prakash.
Yawwwn: Anurag, who was all business before the play began (���No flash!��� he thundered at the shutterbugs), was completely relaxed ��� and extremely sleepy ��� when it ended.Yawning and lounging lazily in the theatre, he signed autograph after autograph. Kalki, at a lecture that he gave the day before to another bunch of cinema students, said she���s hardly signed any, even after Dev.D. ���Yeh toh star hai,��� she said sportingly, and in pretty good Hindi for someone who���s more comfortable in Tamil.
Prankster: Anurag turned out to be quite a prankster too. He misplaced his bag for a second, and said he sometimes scares passengers at airports with the ���baggage trick���. ���I���ll be standing at the baggage carousel, and when the guy next to me picks up his bag, I say, ���Ay! That���s my bag!��� Imagine a guy like me, scaring someone like that!��� he laughed.
Food, food! That was the warcry ��� bhookh lagi. ���Guys! Can we go out and have some Delhi food?��� Kalki asked, as the group ��� Sujay, Prashant, Nayantara, Rachel, Haider and Anurag ��� chorused back, ���Yes! Yes!��� They wanted to have either Mughlai or good ol��� American food, and they decided in favour of Mughlai. They wanted to go to Nizamuddin, but they were told that it might be very busy, considering it was a weekend, so they decided to head to Old Delhi instead.
Mystery: The mystery, however, was because of something Anurag had said in his lecture the day before ��� ���More people in Delhi watch my films.��� Anurag you���ll have to explain why Delhi loves your films more than Mumbai does!