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DEEPIKA BANERJEE

@deepikabanerjee

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Posted: 13 years ago

#201

aditya sir looks like a real armyman, be it his hairstyle or weather beaten tough face. err...can't say the same for hrithik though he did very well in the movie.😃

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visrom

@visrom

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Posted: 13 years ago

#202

Some news...

http://www.boxofficeindia.co.in/dubbing-of-raakh/

Edited by visrom - 13 years ago

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visrom

@visrom

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Posted: 13 years ago

#203

Sorry...I saw it now...I didn't know...but that news is a recent one...maybe another language...and maybe some other guy. I'll delete the wrong info posts including yours as this thread has links to wiki.

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-SNEHAL-

@-SNEHAL-

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Posted: 13 years ago

#204

Some pics from the movie Gulaal

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mallikaBalu

@mallikaBalu

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Posted: 13 years ago

#205

I was taken aback when I saw Lakshya especially the differences in the acting skills of the actors portraying Indian army men. Let me explain.

This movie boasts of a larger than life actor and a huge star cast. In all this gung-ho about the movie only two actors could portray precisely to the last detail an Indian army man!!!

I saw the movie three times just to be sure that I had observed the details right. One is veteran actor Om Puri who took on the role of Subedar Major Pritam Singh and the other is Aditya Srivastav portraying the role of Pradeep (I am not clear of his rank now) Both the actors have the viewers believe that they are true army personnel.

This is clearly seen when the actors walk on morrain. The acid test for any army man in the Himalayan terrain. Aditya Srivastav walked like he is the lord of all he surveys while in uniform and while he is out of it in the movie⭐️. Now this is a significant feature of an experienced army man which can be called as his signature. I have seen many army men identifuing their officers just by the way they hold and walk on morrain. The same goes to this versatile actor.

Where in the world did he get time to practise a walk that bespeaks working in high altitude for a minimum of 5 years ❓ i am unable to answer this still. it just goes to show the dedication he has for any role he takes up.👏

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visrom

@visrom

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Posted: 13 years ago

#206

Here's one bit of news I got somewhere...😛

Aditya Shrivastav

Aditya Shrivastav owns an Accent

Yes in today's date car is a major status symbol. Other than that I don't think any other materialistic bit defines status that well as a car does. If some day I see Salman Khan, I will definitely relate his status to the car he owns.

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Now all of you start staring into all Accents on the road.😆

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visrom

@visrom

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Posted: 13 years ago

#207

All Mumbaikars can keep their eyes open with cameras ready. 😉

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Bhavanab

@Bhavanab

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Posted: 13 years ago

#208

I'll make it simpler ... look out for silver accent !!! 😆

If my knowledge is correct ... Adi sir has a silver accent and Daya sir a balck tourister !!! (Hopefully I'm not mixing the colours) ...

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visrom

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Posted: 13 years ago

#209

hmmm...so Adi sir considers a car as a 'status symbol'? Didn't expect this comment from a person who loves wearing mismatched buttons to his film release party.