Siddharth Shukla|The Beginning of His Journey in the Bollywood 81AT - Page 32

Originally posted by: HemaG

Word..!!

he said he is just an actor and not a star..many people wont be able to say this...sid rockss...👍🏼

Actually Hema that is the truth who can control there emotions in both situation they can stay grounded. I keep getting this lectures from time to time.... I get too excited, so admire who can stay soo cool... 😳

Originally posted by: MagicalPari

I m yet to watch interview

but I liked in bold

Mee too like it. Else people have too much news in media and nothing in hand and here it is opposite and it should be like this. 👏

bye geet,priya

bye pari , hema

Mee too going have lot of pending work

Originally posted by: onlinebuddy75

Actually Hema that is the truth who can control there emotions in both situation they can stay grounded. I keep getting this lectures from time to time.... I get too excited, so admire who can stay soo cool... 😳

Originally posted by: radhika_kiran

hi gals

What happen guys come in the Sid boow discussion thread hits thats thread to discuss continue

Jai Ho fever grips TV stars

Siddharth Shukla: Yes, I am going to watch the movie for sure. As Jai Ho!' is Salman Khan's movie, it is going to be a hit. The movie conveys a social message that will appeal to the audience. I am looking forward to watch the movie.

hiii girlsss... here after a long tme... whats up...

Shiv-Anandi turn parents
Known to send strong social messages, Colors' Balika Vadhu is set to live upto its reputation yet again in its forthcoming episodes. This time, the lead protagonists, Shiv (Siddharth Shukla) and Anandi (Toral Rasputra) adopt a disabled child (Kushmeet Gill). The show will concentrate on Shiv-Anandi's equation with the kid.
Ask Shukla about it, and he says, "I think a strong message is being sent out to the viewers. I'm happy that the show is reaching out to a lot of people, and even if one person takes inspiration from that and adopts a kid, that'd be great!" Unlike most actors his age who shy away from playing fathers on screen, Shukla is enjoying the experience of donning the father's hat. "I find it really interesting," he says. "I'm not even married, but through this serial I am getting a good experience of being a husband and father. I love kids and love being with them, so I'm enjoying shooting with him. It's fun on the sets," he adds.