Celina Jaitly chained by PETA

She is hot, hotter and hottest...all the three degrees combined into one! And one mere look at her simply kills the viewer by degrees! Such is the beauty of this lass, and the shocking part is that her body is has been chained all over!!!

We are indeed talking about the one and only Celina Jaitly, who has just shot for an ad for PETA (People for The Ethical Treatment of Animals), in an effort to raise awareness about the cruelty endured by captive elephants. The super-cool ad, whose tagline reads as 'Shackled, Beaten, Abused', has been shot by the ace photographer Rakesh Shrestha.

Celina, Babita Malkani's showstopper

Celina Jaitley sizzles on the ramp at Lakme Fashion week. She looked gorgeous in a Babita Malkani dress. Check out the pictures.

Celina Jetley : The lady in red shines so bright

Celina Jaitley looked fabulous in the sexy red dress at the shimmering event hosted by Gitanjali group.

Celina Jaitley at ‘EMI’ music launch party

Celina Jaitley at ‘EMI’ music launch party held at Hotel Intercontinental, Andheri on September 19, 2008. The audio launch was hosted by Seemanto Roy of Sahara One Motion Pictures, Ekta Kapoor of Balaji Motion Pictures Ltd and Suniel Shetty of Popcorn Motion Pictures Pvt Ltd. The event turned out to be a grand affair with great entertainment and the presence of A-list stars

Hot Celina Jaitley in sexy shorts joins gay parade

Celina Jaitley is proud and gay.
No, we don't mean homosexual 'gay'. We just mean that she was pretty happy to be at the gay pride parade in Mumbai recently.The lady has been vocal about the rights of the homosexual community.This is what she had to say; "Gays too are a creation of god and they don't choose to belong to a sexual minority.

Why shouldn't they be allowed to live peacefully, freely and with a person of their choice?It is very stressful for them to live with hatred and it is demoralising for them to be treated badly by heterosexual people.They should be given the freedom to live with and move around with their kind of people."The lady marched with the homosexual community at the parade at the August Kranti Maidan to show her solidarity with them...

"I have some good friends who are gays. I have known them for a long time and I like them as people..Their sexual preferences are not under their control. It's something they are born with.So why should we discriminate on the basis of sexual preferences? It's not fair to isolate them like this," she says. Uh, huh. Point taken.