Shilpa mania hits Germany
After becoming a household name in the United Kingdom, Shilpa Shetty is out to win hearts in Germany now.
Germany perceives Shilpa as 'the face of new India'; compares her to Mother Teresa and Indira Gandhi.
By Sneha Hazarika

Shilpa's West End musical 'Miss Bollywood' is to premiere in Berlin, Germany, on September 29, while the media in Hitler-land is already floored by the dusky beauty.
"Shilpa is hoping 'Miss Bollywood' would bring the European audience closer to the grandeur, opulence and true essence of the world's largest film industry", states her indefatigable publicist Dale Bhagwagar, the man responsible for keeping 'Brand Shilpa Shetty' in news 24x7. "The musical is a concoction of riveting dance sequences, showcasing a combination of diverse dance forms taken from the east and west of India, absorbed and transformed into the phenomenon known as 'Bollywood' dance," Bhagwagar adds.
The musical will have Shilpa Shetty recapturing on stage some of the Bollywood's greatest hits. Directed by Morani Brothers & Soorma and Michael E. Ward, it is produced by Farhath Hussain. Ganesh Hegde has done the choreography, while Neeta Lulla has designed the costumes.
In a full page interview for Germany's largest broadsheet, 'Sueddeutsche Zeitung', there are high words of praise for the Indian actress. One of the country's leading journalist Von Wolfgang Koydl, who interviewed Shilpa in London, writes in detail about how he met her, how tall she is, and goes ga-ga over her beautiful silhouette. "Not only is she beautiful and ravishing, she is also very intelligent. She speaks nine languages and is familiar with Shakespeare literature. Although Shilpa may not be the biggest Bollywood star, she definitely is one of the most popular ones," writes Koydl in his article.

"She doesn't regret even for a second the time she spent in 'Celebrity Big Brother'. But she was quite afraid of the show as she was thrown in with completely different people. She's proud of the fact that her part in 'Celebrity Big Brother' placed racism on the global map."
He article ends saying "Shilpa is the face of new India, different than the one symbolised by Mother Teresa and Indira Gandhi."
Now it won't come as a surprise at all, if we hear the words "Heil Shilpa" soon!
-(SAMPURN)
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