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Just saw CMG. Mels was absolutely right; Chaprasi boy's acting made Mohit seem like an Oscar winner! It was so, so, so bad. I was LMAO-ing throughout his little tirade. I wanna find the person who cast him as Yuvraaj. Then I'd like to refer him/her to a good psychiatrist. :P

LOL Sarah....kahaan ho yaar?? Still so busy busy? :P.....what about the ghodi show?? How's that going? ;-) lol

And dude, watch the YRF shows!!!!!! :P

For my fellow Rishta.com watchers and Rohan fans :P LOL

[quote]Mumbai is Kavi's sweet home

04 January 2010 | 4:34pm 17 Comments
Actor Kavi Shastri who originally hails from London, has found a second home in Mumbai…

Kavi Shastri aka Rohan Mehra of Sony and YRF TV's Rishta.com, tells us the story of this typical NRI boy who comes to Mumbai in search of realizing his Bollywood dreams. But just like the way every dream brings with it its share of hurdles, Kavi had to hop over many until he bagged this role.

Kavi tells us, "The most difficult part about following my dream was to relocate to Mumbai. I had to leave everyone I know- my friends and family back in London and had to start all over in Mumbai. The initial six months were the toughest. Add to it the fact that my Hindi is bad, very bad."

However things brightened up and Kavi started to like the humdrum of daily-life in Mumbai. He says, "I started going for auditions which helped to break the feeling of being alone in this city. And for the past eight to nine months I've been shooting for Rishta, so that's helped me overcome my homesickness a lot. I've made a great bunch of friends here on the sets. Now I can say that Mumbai is my home and London is my vacation home (smiles)."

Kavi has been influenced by a variety of actors both from Bollywood and Hollywood. He says, "I like to watch and learn from actors like Saif Ali Khan, Amitabh Bachchan, Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Amit Channa and Ray Winsten."

So which on-screen character can he most relate to? "Amitabh Bachchan in Chupke Chupke," Kavi signs off.

Reporter and Author: Susan Jose[/quote]

Originally posted by: nureat01

LOL Sarah....kahaan ho yaar?? Still so busy busy? :P.....what about the ghodi show?? How's that going? ;-) lol

And dude, watch the YRF shows!!!!!! :P

@ bold: Which ones? All of them?

LOL well watch Mahi way for starters....and Rishta.com....those are the best of the lot...and Seven is good too :-)

What are they all about? No saas-bahu or youth show stuff, I hope!

Edit: The ghodi show? I quit that crapfest last week. :P

Originally posted by: sarah1024

What are they all about? No saas-bahu or youth show stuff, I hope!<br>

LOL dude, we've been blabbing about them ENDLESSLY in here and you're still asking what they are all about?? *tired sigh*...where are you lost, Sarah?? Tch tch :P

Of COURSE they are not saas-bahu types....and these are ACTUAL youth shows....not the wannabe crap on star one :P

Now if you just do the kasht of stepping into any one of the forums, you should be able to find the synopsis of each show.....and if I recall correctly, I HAVE posted some synopsis in here previously as well which you now seem to have forgotten :P

LOL you quit ghodi show for good??? Congratulations! haha....but what about those fun ghodi show updates you used to do?? I loved reading those!


Anyways, here's the link to synopsis for Mahi way:

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And this is Rishta.com

[quote]Opposites attract? Really? Think again. Rishta.com is the story of these extremely opposite but compassionate souls who claim to be living life the right way. Rishta.com is the story of two contrasting individuals namely Isha and Rahul who open a matrimonial agency and try to unite the matches made in heaven, on earth. But while accomplishing the most challenging job, they encounter extreme cases, and illogical requests of their clients. As two strikingly different individuals, the way the deal with these circumstances proves the line that men are from mars and women are from Venus. What follows is series of hilarity and the perfect sweet-salty recipe for a "Happily Ever After".

Isha Mirchandani
Well mannered, Chic and Classy… Meet Isha!
A true workaholic, Isha is highly efficient, sincere and organized. She is a true believer in the institution of marriage and not surprisingly she has chosen a job of finding compatible couples. 'Detached attachment' is territory unexplored and hence at times vulnerable and easily hurt. Beautiful, confident, soft at heart, highly compassionate and caring is what defines Isha.

P.S: Hates Flirts and can kill them (read 'Rohan')

Rohan Mehra
Hot body, Cool attitude… Meet Rohan! Try getting a glimpse of his just out of the bed look and you can't help falling in love with this charming young man. Though a concept called, 'happily-ever-after' is bird unknown to our hero; he decides to be a matchmaker. Naughty, Flirty, Easy going, Witty, Intelligent are some of the words that describe Rohan, the reason why he is a runaway hit with all the women.

P.S: He hates over compassionate human beings (read 'Isha')[/quote]

Oh boy, in that case I really am lost here. I haven't read the previous pages yet and I've mixed up all the summaries that were posted. I know there's one show that's an Ugly Betty rip off, one show that centers around two people trying to set couples up ... don't know which is which though, or what the rest of the YRF shows are about. I'm going to go check their respective forums to sort things out in my head.

Good to know they are real youth shows!

Edit: Nevermind, you already posted the summaries above ... lol

Originally posted by: nureat01

Opposites attract? Really? Think again. Rishta.com is the story of these extremely opposite but compassionate souls who claim to be living life the right way. Rishta.com is the story of two contrasting individuals namely Isha and Rahul who open a matrimonial agency and try to unite the matches made in heaven, on earth. But while accomplishing the most challenging job, they encounter extreme cases, and illogical requests of their clients. As two strikingly different individuals, the way the deal with these circumstances proves the line that men are from mars and women are from Venus. What follows is series of hilarity and the perfect sweet-salty recipe for a "Happily Ever After".

Is it just me or do Isha and Rohan have the potential to be the desi version of Booth and Brennan if written well?