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ladygaga

@ladygaga

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Posted: 14 years ago

#131

BBB's box office..

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/bollywood/1594112/nokj-is-declared-a-hit-finally-yipeee

It has been declared a hit by bollywood hungama...

Anu's patiala house also tanked.. now that i remember.. but still her box office record is pretty good.. and she has gotten good reviews in many movies...I think she is good enough to aim for attempting more challenging roles.. i personally do take her seriously as an actress by now..

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.khoobsurat.

@.khoobsurat.

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Posted: 14 years ago

#132

Originally posted by: eraser
^^ theatrically BBB was a hit (isnt that what matters most anyway). BoxofficeIndia declares a movie's status based on budgets, dvd rights, satellite rights and all that mumbo jumbo. 😊

Really. I thought it was the other way around! I thought boxoffice india just looks at how the movie does boxoffice wise and that's it!

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Dhee Jattan Di

@DheeJattanDi

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Posted: 14 years ago

#133

BBB was clearly a super hit guys 😊

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lala12

@lala12

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Posted: 14 years ago

#134

Originally posted by: koolchick

I agree with you, a lot of people encouraged Anu when she said that(even me) while only a few judged her as much as Deepika and Sonam usually are

i guess the reason behind that was ..that people saw truth to it....& i dont exactly remember what anushka said...but i think the way she said wasnt so bad-tempered.....if u know what i mean

& ppl cannot encourage sonam on what she said..b'cause it is not true..and also, she often says things that comes across in a overly rude/bad-tempered tone

So maybe both Sonam & Anushka have the same abilties or are on the same level to be catty....but they choose different words to express their thoughts.....therefore, i guess we can conclude that choosing the RIGHT words even if they both mean the exact same thing...does determine if they do get "bashed/harshed😛" & how severly on i-f even if they meant the exact same thing...if thats what it boils down to

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Gemsta

@Gemsta

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Posted: 14 years ago

#135

Wow, people talk about Sonam making rude/catty/bitchy whatever you want to call it statements, yet don't take into account what they're posting themselves. Bravo 👏

If you think about it, and look at all the films Abhay has acted in so far, Aisha has been his biggest commercial hit.....i don't recall him acting in any other mainstream commercial film before it? All his other films have been off-beat. And as for the label's, Sonam has never called herself a 'fashion icon', its always been the media who have tagged her with that label. She likes clothes, so what, get over it!

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Dhee Jattan Di

@DheeJattanDi

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Posted: 14 years ago

#136

^^ I am sorry but if I am right Dev D was a bigger hit than Aisha 😊

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360297

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Posted: 14 years ago

#137

Gemsta - Sonam Kapoor is a celebrity, a public figure. You cant compare her comments with IF members' comments unless you're implying that I'm a celebrity 😎

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.driftingaway

@.driftingaway

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Posted: 14 years ago

#138

now even the word Sonam starts to give me a migraine 😆 honestly don't know how i survived through Aisha. She was supposed to be the lead, the star, but everyone else ended up upstaging her. 😆

Sonam please stick to your magazine covers, that is one thing you excel at.

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Dhee Jattan Di

@DheeJattanDi

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Posted: 14 years ago

#139

I am not here to "bash" Sonam.. but what she said about Abhay was not right...

Because many of her fans are actually Abhay fans..

I love Abhay and Sonam together <3

Edited by HiphopStahKiran - 14 years ago

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Gemsta

@Gemsta

Beginner

Posted: 14 years ago

#140

Originally posted by: HiphopStahKiran
^^ I am sorry but if I am right Dev D was a bigger hit than Aisha 😊

Of course Dev D was a bigger hit, but commercially it wasn't a film watched by all members of the audience compared to general mainstream films that cater to all age ranges (i.e you find kids and young teens watching Aisha but not Dev D)

At the end of the day, Abhay didn't lose anything by doing a film like Aisha, he only gained.