Superstar Shah Rukh Khan's five little friends on quiz show "Kya Aap Paanchvi Paas Se Tez Hain" had loads of fun when actors Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan came as celebrity guests for a special episode.

While 11-year-old Shriya presented a size-zero top to Kareena, Anubhav donned Saif's look for the episode and even flaunted a 'Kareena' tattoo on his forearm. Milanjeet offered them 'gheewale laddoo' (a fatty Indian sweet) and Dheriya requested Saif to sing a song and play the guitar.

Saif, who was constantly biting his nails in nervousness, humbly obliged.

In the episode, to be aired on STAR Plus on Saturday, Shriya told Kareena: "It (my top) doesn't fit me anymore but would fit you good."

When Milanjeet offered sweets to everyone, Kareena, who has been in the news lately for her size-zero figure, took just a nibble while Saif and Shah Rukh gobbled down a 'laddoo' each, said a release.

The figure-conscious Kareena, apparently kept looking at herself on a huge LCD screen on the sets to check if she was looking good enough.

The couple, who recently starred in "Tashan", shared anecdotes about their first meeting and how they fell in love and also spoke about their fights and what they do when they are mad at each other.

Apart from the "Paanchvi Ki Paltan", as the five children are called, Shah Rukh and Saif's chemistry and their rib tickling pranks added zing and excitement to the show. 'Saif-eena', as Shah Rukh named the duo, played for charity.

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He's probably one of the world's most recognisable faces but Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan would love to star in an animated film.

"It is my dream to be a part of an animation film and I would love to play a character or even myself for that matter in it someday," said the 42-year-old actor at a promotional event late on Tuesday.

"I love animation and in fact at one point I was involved in doing an animated film but unfortunately it didn't work out."

Khan, who has acted in about 63 films and is arguably the industry's most bankable actor and one of the world's most famous stars due to India's huge cinema-going population.

Unlike Hollywood that has attracted several leading stars like Angelina Jolie and Will Smith, the Indian animated film industry has only just started to rope in celebrities.

Earlier this year, Disney collaborated with India's Yash Raj Films Studios -- known for its mushy Bollywood romances -- to produce a series of computer-animated films for Indian audiences.

The first of the series, Roadside Romeo, that is set for release in 2008, will be voiced by Bollywood stars Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor.

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