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Bobby Deol stays away from manipulative people
AllBollywood.com Staff Monday May 19, 2008
Mumbai, May 20 (IANS) Actor Bobby Deol, who has always been rather laid back in life, says he tries to stay away from people in the film industry who manipulate and backstab."I'm sure there's jealousy and negativity in every profession. In the film industry, you see people manipulating and backstabbing. It used to disturb me earlier. But now I'm conditioned to the people and circumstances around me. I try to stay away from such people," Bobby told IANS.
He also says he likes portraying people who are not like him.
"I like playing people who are not like me. For example, I always play a rich guy. But I'm not rich in real life!"
The actor suddenly finds himself inundated with work.
"I've several releases coming up. Am I tired? No, just apprehensive about how people will react to so many of my films tumbling out."
He recently shot for a film in Chandigarh with director Sangeeth Sivan, the man who styled the comedy "Kya Kool Hain Hum". "Yes," says Bobby, "But before that he did 'Zor' with my brother Sunny. So we know each other from much before. Like me he's a softie at heart. He did one actioner with my brother. Now he's doing one with me."
Nana Patekar is Bobby's co-star in the yet-untitled film by Sivan. "I had heard so many stories about him. But he's very chilled out. Actually, I get along with everybody. Nana is a very unique actor. I also worked with Zarina Wahabji for the first time. She's such a warm and caring person. We had a great time. Also, I was doing an action flick after so long."
Bobby is also game for playing negative characters. "See I've played ruthless killers in 'Bicchoo', 'Badal' and 'Soldier'. My character in 'Shaka Laka Boom Boom' was a musician who's so much in love with his music that he was willing to go to any lengths for his passion. Only at the end of the journey does he realise how wrong he was."
Bobby was fascinated by the evil character. "He was like a small kid who says, 'I want, I want' without seeing how rude that child seems. I guess I'm a child at heart. But I don't have that mean streak."
One person Bobby loved working with was Shaad Ali in "Jhoom Baraabar Jhoom". "He's such a chilled out guy. He treats everyone, from actors to spot boys, equally well. We've known each other for years. I didn't feel the least awkward being directed by him."
Bobby Deol is getting high on power. The junior Deol is now learning power yoga to keep fit. He tells HiTLIST what got him hooked to the wellness regime that has the likes of Madonna bending over backwards…
When did you start learning power yoga? I started learning it more than a month back, when my wife (Tanya) asked me to try it. My friends were also telling me to try it as they had benefited from it greatly. I am learning at home from my trainer, Ashray, who is Bharat Thakur’s assistant. Before I started training, I never knew what it was about. Initially, I was a bit sceptical, but after doing it, I feel power yoga is very good — it’s an aerobic kind of workout.
How different is power yoga from yoga? I haven’t done yoga, ever. Yoga is about meditation and breathing while power yoga has those plus exercises. It has a different format of training and working out, where one uses one’s body weight. Power yoga is a combination of postures and breathing.
How long do you train? I can’t train for more than an hour and-a-half every day, after which I feel like dying. It’s exhausting, as it works out every part of your body. But when I come out of the dying stage, I feel great. Working out makes me think fresh.
Did you take up power yoga because you wanted a good build for Anil Sharma’s Apne, where you play a boxer? That was part of it. Apart from the fact that I required to build a good physique for Apne, I also realised that I needed to work out. It’s never too late to shape your body. I don’t want a big, bulky body — just something that will keep me fit and healthy.
Have you lost weight? Losing weight is a gradual process and takes time. I can’t lose immediately. But I am on a diet prescribed by Pooja Makhija, which avoids sugars and oils and requires meals every two hours.
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Bobby enters Yashraj camp
13 years after falling out with Sunny Deol, Yashraj Films signs younger brother for Shaad Ali’s film
The bad blood between Sunny Deol and Yash Chopra after Darr ('93) is the stuff of a Bollywood legend. Sunny Deol felt like he was cheated by the Chopras, and that Shah Rukh Khan was given a better deal than he had been given. Thereafter, the Deols and the Chopras never fraternised. But 13 years later, it looks like the Chopras want to bridge the gap.
They've approached Bobby Deol for their forthcoming venture, Jhoom Bara Bar Jhoom. To be directed by Shaad Ali, the film stars Abhishek Bachchan and Preity Zinta. Incidentally, Bobby Deol was not the first choice for the film. The Chopras had approached John Abraham for the role, but his erratic behaviour threw them off. “John was behaving strangely,” says our source close to Yashraj Films. “He wanted them to add a song in the script and make some alterations. But Shaad Ali was not willing to make any changes.”
When contacted, director Shaad Ali, says, “I've just come back from Turkey and I am currently busy with the score of the film. But I am not in a position to divulge anything. I categorically refuse to give interviews; I don't talk about my films that are under production. Please wait for the official announcement from Yashraj Films.”
The director wanted to cast John in the role because of his sex appeal and suavity. But when the producers realised that John was not interested in playing second fiddle to Abhishek, they started looking elsewhere.
So, is Bobby John's replacement in the film? “No, a replacement can only happen when you sign an actor. They were talking to a couple of actors for the role and finally zeroed in on Bobby Deol,” says our source. This is the first time that Bobby will work in a Yashraj film. “Earlier Yashraj Films wouldn't approach Bobby because of the issue they had with Sunny. And Bobby too kept his distance from the Yashraj camp. The only Deol who worked for the Chopras was Esha Deol in Kaal,” says our source.
Bobby Deol, on his part, said, “I don't talk about my projects. I would appreciate you calling the director or the producer for details. I am neither confirming nor denying anything.” Bobby's skepticism about discussing the project may be a result of the Chopras’s prohibitive stance in regard with divulging information about their projects.
In addition with this being his first film with the Chopras, it will also mark Bobby's first title with Abhishek Bachchan. In an industry that swears by the friendship of Dharmendra and Amitabh Bachchan, let's see if the second generation lives up to the legendary Jai-Veeru camaraderie.
Perfumes and designer labels have been launched after some of Bollywood’s biggest names, but this is probably the first time that a cake has been named after a star.
Confectioner Milanda Jagtiani has named one of her specially made cakes after Bobby Deol, so that whoever wants to order the tall, dark and handsome creation has only to say, “I want a Bobby Deol cake,” and it will delivered within two days.
His favourite things
Says Milanda, who owns the Sante food store in Bandra, “It started three years ago, when a friend of Bobby’s ordered a special made-to-order cake for him. She said he loves cheesecake, chocolate mousse and brownie nuts, so could I make a cake with all his favorite ingredients?
Once I did it, and she gave it to him, not just Bobby, but many other people started ordering it, too. Each time we made it, I had to list out all the ingredients, so finally, we decided to name it the Bobby cake.”
The Bobby cake So what’s the sinful Bobby cake made of? “The layers are made up of brownie cake, with walnuts, caramelised nuts, praline, chocolate mousse, and New York cheesecake.
The entire cake is then covered with chocolate ganache. It is not an easy cake to make and takes more than a day. It takes a whole day just to make the base,” explains Milanda.
But that’s not all. It’s not a cherry on the cake that makes the topping, but a cute brown marzipan puppy. “That’s what Bobby likes (and Fardeen too), and I love the droopy puppy,” adds Milanda.
I feel special: Bobby
Says Bobby, “It’s very sweet of Milanda to name a cake after me; I feel very special. I guess I have ordered that cake so often that they finally decided to name it after me,” he laughs.
“My sons and nephews all love gooey, chocolate cakes, not the white ones. We have many birthdays in our family, so we keep ordering this cake. I guess what makes it more special is that it’s made with a lot of love.”
Milanda Jagtiani The Bobby cake, serving 10 to 12 people, is steeply priced at Rs 1,700, and regulars like Fardeen Khan swear by it.
Fardeen, who has ordered the cake on a number of occasions, says, “I love Milanda’s cakes, and my two favourites are the Bobby cake and the brownie cake (with butterscotch, macadamia nuts and caramel).”
Milanda bakes all her pastry products herself. Her list of celebrity clients includes Karan Johar, Sunny Deol, Saif Ali Khan, Aditya and Payal Chopra, Arbaaz and Malaika Arora, Susanne Roshan, Hemant Trevedi, Nawaz Singhania, Leslie Lewis, Rahul Khanna and Amrita Singh.
And Katrina Kaif drops in at the store four days a week, for her favourite smoked salmon sandwich, or a cream cheese bagel.
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Bobbing back
After a lull, Bobby Deol is getting himself and his career back in shape
Subhash K Jha
Sometimes you need a push to get back on track
Bobby Deol is all set to get himself and his career in shape. He has begun working out rigorously, and the credit goes to Anil Sharma's Bobby, where he plays a boxer. “I've been working out religiously lately,” says Bobby. “Sometimes you need a push to get back on track. I guess I've got it now. I knew that I was neglecting myself. But then I was told to get into shape for my boxer's role. That was reason enough to start working out. Now I feel happier and more confident than ever before.”
Bobby insists that he has 'grown up' considerably lately. “I've stopped being the baby of the family now,” he says with a laugh. “Ours is a large family and we all live together. Now, I feel responsible towards the whole family. I've become more mature in the last few years.”
Will the new-found maturity show in his career too? “I admit I have chosen roles unwisely earlier. But I don't regret doing any of them,” he replies. “One learns from one's mistakes. Today I'm signing films very cautiously. I was happy being at home for nearly three months. I needed to connect with my sons. I remember how Sunny Bhaiyya and I missed dad during our growing years because he was busy working for his family. I can afford to take it easy. But now it's time to get back to work.”
Any regrets about being so laidback about his career? “None at all. Some people make plans for their life. I didn't,” he says. “Yeah, I missed out on some good roles like Mani Ratnam's Yuva, due to this. But that's okay. What isn't meant to be in life, won't be. Thankfully now I'm becoming more comfortable with people outside the familiar circle. I'm ready to break free I guess.”
After a lull of nearly three months when he has been working out and spending time with his two sons, Bobby is all set to start two major films. “First, in July, is Suneel Darshan's film,” he says. “Suneel is moving away from family-oriented drama, he realises that today's films have to be targeted at the youth. Even I'm asked all the time why I don't do more films like Soldier and Gupt. I guess audiences do want to see me in young, energetic roles. In Suneel's film I play a role that has shades of grey in it.” “Our films are undergoing a change, getting yonger. I'm definitely going to be part of that change,” he adds.
Bobby also teams up with Abhishek Bachchan in Shaad Ali's Jhoom Baraabar. “I've never worked with Abhishek before, though I know him very well,” he says. “He's great fun, makes you laugh all the time.”
Years ago dad Dharmendra had played himself in Hrishikesh Mukherjee's Guddi . Now Bobby has done the same in Samir Karnik's (Kyun…Ho Gaya Na) Nanhe Jaisalmer. “Yes, I play Bobby Deol in the film, which is unlike anything I've done so far,” he reveals shyly. “I enjoyed shooting for the film in Jaisalmer where I actually saw a sandstorm and the rains happening simultaneously.”
Bobby talks about his 'family film' Apne. “It's not exactly a family film. We Deols aren't producing it,” he clarifies. “For now we're happy just acting in it. When it comes to taking a financial risk in film production, it's good to be a son-in-law instead of a father-in-law. Apne is a family- friend Anil Sharma's film. It's about a father's dreams for his sons. Dad, Sunny and I are acting together for the first time. Let's hope the audience is as excited about it as we are…”
The icing on the cake in Bobby's life right now has come from a confectioner in Mumbai called Milinda, who has recently named a multi-layered cake after Bobby. “We're a large family and we have birthdays all the time. This lady makes all our cakes. I know she's fond of me, but I never imagined she'd actually make a cake from all the ingredients I love,” says Bobby. “I've a major weakness for sweets. And to me this is a truly emotional homage to my sweet tooth.”
* Some people make plans for their life. I didn't. Yeah, I missed out on some good roles like Mani Ratnam's Yuva due to this. But that's okay — Bobby Deol
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By Subhash K. Jha, Mumbai, Aug 22: Bobby Deol says he is doing probably the most tense role of his career in Suneel Darshan's "Shaka Laka Boom Boom".
On location in Johannesberg, Bobby screamed non-stop at Upen Patel, who is playing an important role in the film.
"These are really some of the most dramatic scenes I've done. I've never done anything like this film before," Bobby told IANS.
Bobby believes in learning on the job.
"I guess I've been waiting for a chance like this. This role gives me the chance to really sink into something that was a challenge. In fact, when Suneel narrated it to me I was like, 'Will I be able to do it?' The entire film hinges on how I carry off my character, my new look and my new clothes. I've worked on my hair and clothes. I'm wearing more body-hugging clothes. Generally, I'm in baggy T-shirts."
What's exciting for Bobby is that his director has chosen to switch lanes.
"Suneel made the switch at the right time. It's definitely an emotional film but very different from anything Suneel has done. I hope family audiences respond well to Suneel's new avatar; there're some bold shades in my character that will definitely raise some eyebrows."
Bobby seems to have found new reserves of energy to take on this role. Generally known to be laidback, Bobby is giving his all to "Shaka Laka...". He declined Ajay Devgan's role in Mani Ratnam's "Yuva".
Ask him about Upen, who plays his pupil, and Bobby is guardedly positive.
"He's new, raw and eager. He's a young kid. I remember I was like him once. But I had the advantage of being a part of the industry. He's from the outside and really working hard. That's important for anyone in this industry."
As for the special bonding that Upen's publicity machinery has been broadcasting, Bobby laughs, "I get along well with everyone. I've never had a problem with anyone I've worked with."
Bobby is impressed with newcomer Kangana Ranaut.
"I hadn't seen Kangana's work before working with her. But she caught my eye in the promos of 'Gangster'. I think this industry needs lots of talented newcomers like her."
Bobby is now looking forward to working with fellow Aquarians Abhishek Bachchan and Preity Zinta, and also Amitabh Bachchan in Shaad Ali's "Jhoom Baraabar Jhoom".
"Mr. Bachchan and I have worked together in 'Ab Tumhare Hawale Watan Saathiyon'. But that film was out of the theatres before we could say the title."
Bobby is also in a family saga called "Apne" where he will share the screen space with his father, Dharmendra, and brother, Sunny.
"That's a very nice subject. We shot portions in Bangkok for quite a while recently. I did some very tough boxing shots in a stadium in Bangkok."
Bobby shot fighting sequences with a group of trained boxers including an African-American from New Jersey named Johnny, who's playing a villain.
"Boxing is one helluva of challenging sport. Not only do you have to be physically fit to practice it, it also makes you more physically fit. Boxing has made me more conscious of my physique. I needed that push. And I thank 'Apne' director Anil Sharma for it."
Bobby has also signed a film with Abbas-Mustan.
"They're working on the script. And we should roll by the end of the year. But my next release is Samir Karnik's 'Nanhe Jaisalmer'. It's a very sweet film. I'm proud of it. I couldn't finish the dubbing before I left Mumbai because of a viral infection. So, I've just a couple of scenes to dub."
Bobby will soon start working in "Jhoom Baraabar Jhoom".
Bobby's tired of giving interviews April 04, 2007 rediff
It's a tough job, but someone's got to do it.
Bobby Deol stars in this week's release Shakalaka Boom Boom, with Kangana Ranaut, Upen Patel and Celina Jaitley. And while he can be charming on video, the actor is more than fed up with giving the same old interviews.
Video: Bobby Deol goes Boom Boom
Patcy N cornered him, and while Bobby forbade her from asking anything not related to Boom, tried to get more out of the actor than a yawn. Here's the exact transcript:
Bobby: Your job is to take interviews, but that's not my job. I hate giving interviews. I have to, because my producer wants it. If I had my way, I would never give interviews. People will see the promos, they will smell if it is a good film, and come to the theatre. If they like it, then its fine; if they don't, we can't help it.
After all, what can I say differently about the movie? On every channel I will answer the same questions: What is the film's USP? What is your role in the film? Why did you do this film?
Patcy: I will ask some different questions.
Bobby: Kitna different ho sakta hai? (How different can it be?)
Patcy: You must be saying the same thing over and over again
Bobby: No, sometime I miss a few words, and make it sound different. (Laughs) I am just so fed up. I have been traveling; I am down.
Patcy: Just imagine how many interviews we have to do.
Bobby: Yeah, but you all should say, 'no, we don't want to do interviews of Shakalaka Boom Boom.'
Patcy: I wish we could.
Bobby: Bolna chahiye (You should)
Patcy: Then let's ask you some other questions, and later come back to Shakalaka Boom Boom.
Bobby: No, no, no. I will not answer anything other than Shakalaka Boom Boom. Don't even enter other movies. When other movies are releasing, their producers will catch hold of rediff and I will give interviews for those.
Patcy: So can we know what Shakalaka Boom Boom is all about?
Bobby: It is a film based on the music industry and how they function inside -- the rivalry and manupilation and power play happening.
Patcy: Is the rivalry between the composers or singers?
Bobby: My character in the film is a musician and a singer too. He composes his own songs. He needs the support of others. But he has worked very hard to achieve what he has achieved in his profession. He has worked so hard that his biggest insecurity is that he is always upset with God, that He didn't give him more talent so the music would just come out from within him without any effort.
There is always a big fear in anybody who reaches a high point in their career. They have the fear that someone will come and take their place from them.
That's what happens in my profession too. Somebody who is very talented but very arrogant comes in. And it's about how that arrogance of this guy comes in way of his career too, that is played by Upen Patel. He treats people in a wrong way. And he does the biggest mistake, he pushes my character in the wrong way. And I react to this and see that no one can reach the high point except for me.
Patcy: Is it like you and Upen are working together and then you guys split?
Bobby: We are two different individuals, working differently. I am in the industry for longer and I have achieved a lot. And we are partners in the music company, so that way he has lot of power. He uses his power to get back in a very arrogant manner.
Patcy: How was it working with your co-stars Upen Patel, Kangana Ranaut and Celina Jaitley?
Bobby: We were working as co-actors who were trying to do the best for the movie, It was nice working with Upen. He is a very chilled out guy, very professional determined about what he wants from his life. He is very focussed. It's been fun working with everyone, they are all chilled out people. It was fun. When we were not working, we would spend time together.
Patcy: You shot in Johannesburg. When you guys weren't shooting, what would you do?
Bobby: We were always shooting! When we go outdoors, the producer sees to it that we are shooting everyday. We were wrking long hours. There were days when we I could leave earlier than others, as the script did not require me to be there. But at the most we would chat and dine together.
Patcy: The promos don't reveal who has which lady.
Bobby: The promos are meant to give you the feel of the movie, but at the same time don't want to reveal anything. The film hasn't released so I can't say who is with whom. But the film is based on human nature. Every human has a good side and bad side to him.
Patcy: This is your third film with Suneel Darshan. How was it working with him?
Bobby: He is like my family. I know him too well, he has worked with my brother too. Its almost like my family production.
Patcy: Can you tell us some anecdotes from the film?
Bobby: This is very difficult question. Life main kitna kuch hota rehta hai, log puchte hai kuch bataye, tab kuch yaad nahi aata. (So much happens in life, but when people ask for an incident, nothing comes to mind.) It's very difficult to recollect, but yes, we did have fun moments.
Patcy: During the shoot was there any scene that was particularly difficult to do?
Bobby: There were some scenes, but if I tell you, you will know everything. But yes, there are such scenes you find very awkward, but as an actor you have to do.
Patcy: I want to know about your home production Apne.
Bobby: I am here to talk only about Shakalaka Boom Boom. When Apne comes I will talk about it.
Patcy: How far has it progressed?
Bobby: Its finished it will release this year.
Patcy: Is it difficult working with your brother Sunny and father Dharmendra?
Bobby: No its not. It's like sitting at home and being yourself.
Patcy: Are they strict on the set?
Bobby: They are not. They are just exactly the way they are at home.
Patcy: How are they at home?
Bobby: Just like a father and brother would be.
Patcy: What are your other movies in hand?
Bobby: I have 6 releases this year. They are all coming out one after the other, so you will see a lot of myself coming this year.
Patcy: Any career mistakes?
Bobby: I am here to speak only about Shakalaka Boom Boom. My greatest career mistake is giving interviews. I tell the person I will only talk about that movie and allow that person to ask me more.
Patcy: After doing so many movies, do you think you have arrived or are you still struggling?
Bobby: Every day of your life is struggle. You are always struggling to achieve more and more. So one can never say I am not struggling.
Patcy: Any regrets in life?
Bobby: No.
Patcy: What is your favourite pastime, when not shooting?
Bobby: Giving interviews, which is what I am doing. Otherwise...
Patcy: Otherwise?
Bobby: I just like to be at home with my family.
Patcy: Anything else you would like to say?
Bobby: Thank you for bearing with me.
Patcy: Was the interview short enough?
Bobby: It was a short and sweet interview.
уфф... шо-та я тоже притомилась таскать эти интервью.. Потом продолжу, тем более что все равно ни в жисть столько не переведу..
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Bobby Deol's fast friendship 27 Jul, 2008 12:02 pm ISTlINDIATIMES MOVIES
While many talk of a few long-lasting friendships, you know the Suniel Shetty-Sanjay Dutt types, one jodi is always missed out. Not many know that Bobby Deol and Arjun Rampal are thick friends and have known each other since the past twelve years, right from the time Arjun walked the ramp.
Apparently, the two were regulars at the parties, and have let their hair down together quite a bit. More sober now, Arj and Bobs still remain a best buddy jodi of tinsel town.
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Not many know that Bobby Deol and Arjun Rampal are thick friends
действительно, мало кто знает.. Я например в первый раз слышу. Ману пасибки! Чего только не узнаешь о Бобсе.. у него в друзьях вон пол-Болливуда ходит, а он все говорит, что у него нет друзей в индустрии.. Или раньше говорил? А все друзья уже - шасть и в индустрии оказались..
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Bobby romances a school teacher 29 Jul, 2008 10:09 am ISTlUrvashi Ashar/INDIATIMES MOVIES
Actor Bobby Deol makes a comeback of sorts in the action-packed-thriller with a heart - Chamku . With the film coming from the home stable - Vijayta Films , the Deols are hoping to repeat the Apne success story and re-surrect their home production in the market.
Music director Monty Sharma - who also composed the songs of Saawariya - is upbeat about the songs in this one. "There are 5 songs, my favourtie of which is Kithe Jawa sung by Richa. It's magnificent, and there's also a remix version of it," says Monty.
From the romantic Saawariya to the action packed Chamku, the transformation, Monty tells us, was no mean feat 'as emotions form the basis of this film as well'. The story revolves around a Naxalite - played by Bobby Deol - falling in love with a school teacher - essayed by Priyanka Chopra.
Himesh Reshammiya was the music composer of Apne , the film that marked the comeback of the Deols, but it was Monty who did the background score of the film. "There's no competition between Himesh and me; we're friends!" says the music director who is busy composing for as many as 21 films! источник
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Bobby Deol is stepping out Thursday, July 31, 2008 03:09 [IST] After over six months in hiding, Bobby Deol is back in the spotlight as his first release of 2008 nears. Known for being media shy, Bobby in a recent interview spoke out saying, “I don’t believe in being overshadowed by others. I need time for my own private life. In fact my whole family is like that. We hardly go for awards or make appearances in reality shows as others do. I can’t handle too much of attention and exposure.”
He adds, “But I’m no one to judge what the others are doing or want to do. I know what I have to do and I act accordingly. I understand it’s important for everyone to be in the loop of things.”
“Chamku (his first release for the year), falls under the catagory of action drama. It is a very realistically shot film about a joint operation between the RAW and the Intelligence Bureau. It the story of a boy who never had choices in his life and is thrown into situations that forces him to do things. It is not a very commercial film in terms of flavour,” Bobby says.
Bobby’s last few films Nanhe Jaisalmer, Naqaab, Apne and Jhoom Barabar Jhoom saw him donning a different avtaar in all these movies. Is it a conscious effort on his part to be different?
“Of course it is and I think every actor is doing that. Great scripts are hard to come by and so you need to be very choosy. I like doing good films each time I decide to do something,” he says.
And will we see him teaming up with his father Dharmendra and brother Sunny Deol again? Is a sequel for Apne in the making?
“Apne was a story by itself. You cannot have a sequel to it but yes three of us are coming together again for a film. Anil Sharma is looking into it. We want to be in a comedy now since in Apne we made people cry a lot,” he adds. Source : DNAIndia источник
Ману Огрооомное спасибо! У меня сейчас совсем нет времени искать новости, они сейчас должны посыпаться кучей в связи с релизом, а почитать безумно интересно и приятно..
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шо-та я тоже притомилась таскать эти интервью.. 
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У меня сейчас совсем нет времени искать новости, они сейчас должны посыпаться кучей в связи с релизом, а почитать безумно интересно и приятно.. 
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