sentences OK?

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1
  1. Star Mohan is being talked about as the next PM.
  2. What is being talked about is that Star Mohan will be the next PM.
    Are these two sentences OK?
2

Is “Star Mohan” this person’s full name, or are you talking about someone called “Mohan” who is a showbiz star?

That issue aside, #1 is OK. #2, is grammatically feasible and not actually wrong, but doesn’t feel the most elegant sentence ever written.

3

Dozy,
“Mohan” is a showbiz star.
Please rephrase #2 sentence to be the most elegant.

4

“star Mohan” is possibly acceptable in a newspaper headline, but in normal text you should say “The film star … is being talked about” (or whatever kind of star he/she is), where … is a full name or title + name.

“star” should not be capitalised (unless at the start of a sentence, obviously).

5

Dozy,
“What is being talked about is that the film star Mohan will be the next PM.”
Please rephrase this sentence to make it more elegant.

6

The discussion is about whether Mohan, the film star, will be the next PM.