Monday, January 11, 2010
Saturday, January 09, 2010
Shahid Kapoor Genelia D’Souza passion Passe?
ask Shahid Kapoor what he thinks of his fans and he is bound to tell you that they are all a bunch of cute kids! That piece of news is absolutely true as was proved by the Actors concern shown in the intimate scenes he shares with Genelia in the Film Chance Pe Dance According to reports this sensitive actor had requested the director to delete the kissing scene they had shot for the film with him and Genelia, he said that since most of his fans consisted of teenagers he did not want to create a bad impression on them.
Considering that both the actors have young fans they felt a certain amount of responsibility towards them and so even the older people or rather fans have to make do with what remains uncensored in the film.
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Thursday, January 07, 2010
Struggling days difficult yet memorable Shahid Kapoor
Mumbai, Jan 7 (IANS) Shahid Kapoor feels his struggling days were difficult -- from renting a number of houses to spending a night in a second hand Maruti 800 to giving 100s of auditions and getting rejected -- yet memorable. "All these things are a memory. I am very happy and proud of the fact that God has been so kind to me and given me so much. I am glad that I was able to get through all those difficulties in my life," said Shahid, who spent a whole night sitting on the roof and bonnet of a car along with his "Chance Pe Dance" co-star Genelia D'Souza at the Kamalistan Studios here, promoting their movie that releases Jan 15.
Struggling days difficult yet memorable: Shahid
At around midnight Wednesday, the duo arrived near the car in T-shirts and track pants.
Vada pao (bun) and tea vendors were present along with 'khatiyas' (string cot) nearby for the audience.
In the film, Shahid plays a struggler who comes to Mumbai to make it big in the movies.
Sources said the activity, which continued till 7 a.m Thursday, was planned as it resembles the lives of those who come to Mumbai to try their luck and also because a scene in the movie depicts it.
Citing a real-life incident when he spent a night in a car during his struggling days, though he had his house and well-settled family in Mumbai, the actor told IANS: "We always lived in a rented flat and we had to shift from one flat to the other and my family was not in town. Due to some reason we had to leave the flat a day before and I had to spent the night in the car."
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