Body double of Sandhya used Pics on pg 5-6

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Posted: 13 years ago
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a body double of Deepika was used in the choile string tying scene
if u look the scenes suraj tying the string of sandhya cholie in the mirror ,he is only tying the uppper string ...but when they show the back portion they show a hand with green kurta tying the lowermost string of the choli and from front the choli of sandhya was not at all loose...the shots clearly showed that a body double was used. when they were showing the back string tying segments ..from the front they showed deepika with her hands at the back and suraj just touching her hair and tying the upper string ..just watch the shots in the mirror and the way the body double as sandhya used ...and their scenes edited ...
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Posted: 13 years ago
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i am really glad that Deepika didnot do that cheap scene ...atleast she has that much of sensibility ...even if the creatives showed that scene with a dupe it was so cheap ...there was no need to show the backless choli n all...what a crap man...
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Ya I too realized that a BD was used and yes that bare back scene was not necessary. It should've been avoided.
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Originally posted by: redruby

Ya I too realized that a BD was used and yes that bare back scene was not necessary. It should've been avoided.


you know i felt so embaressed watching that with my parents
my parents also love this show but that was so embaressing man
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: sita11


you know i felt so embaressed watching that with my parents
my parents also love this show but that was so embaressing man


Ditto..It was really uneasy esp with male members of the family around..
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Posted: 13 years ago
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I do not understand why bare backs are such an issue.

In Rajasthan almost all women who dress in traditional clothes have backless cholis and are tied by ribbons.

Secondly, what is shameful for a husband to tie the strings of a choli at the BACK.

Sorry but I cannot understand or follow or like this trend of thought.

You thought that the scenes of Sooraj falling on top Sandhya were cute and watchable (with or without parents) and a husband helping his wife from an embarrassing situation is uneasy and embarrassing!

I do not mean to be rude or challenge your views but to me it seems rather odd and may be tangential.

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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: Avidfan

I do not understand why bare backs are such an issue.


In Rajasthan almost all women who dress in traditional clothes have backless cholis and are tied by ribbons.

Secondly, what is shameful for a husband to tie the strings of a choli at the BACK.

Sorry but I cannot understand or follow or like this trend of thought.

You thought that the scenes of Sooraj falling on top Sandhya were cute and watchable (with or without parents) and a husband helping his wife from an embarrassing situation is uneasy and embarrassing!

I do not mean to be rude or challenge your views but to me it seems rather odd and may be tangential.


well you are wrong in Gujrat u will find the backless cholies
in Rajasthan the women wear kurta type of cholies ,i myself hv visited there 2 cities and hv seen their traditional costumes
and i didnot say that a hubby tying the string of his wife is bold
i just said showing the bare back was embaressing they cud hv shown hubby tying only the uppper string of the choli.
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Sorry Sita and I do not want to seem unpleasant, but two visits to cities 2 do not mean what you say is the gospel truth.

I agree with you that women in Gujarat may ALSO wear backless cholis as do women in UP, BIhar and Maharastra.

BUT women in Rajathan wear low back/ backless cholis AND backless kurtas.

Indeed in Bengal, Bihar and Orissa women do not even wear blouses/cholis at all and wrap their sarees in way to create an illusion of cholis/blouses.

I would strongly urge you to go look at some of the images.

I have absolute respect for your views and thoughts and insights. But I believe that we need to be careful of what we print on public forums which is read by people throughout the world.

In the past few days I have seen people (not you) make loose and casual remarks which create misrepresentations about my country- for example Rajasthan is a backward state, and that sati is common, purdah is common -which is just not correct and completely out of context.

No one in India is embarrassed by backless cholis.

Curiously no one has commented or noticed how low the sarees are- both Sandhya and Meena's are well below their waists!

Best not to discuss these things.




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Posted: 13 years ago
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@Avidfan

I do not understand why bare backs are such an issue.In Rajasthan almost all women who dress in traditional clothes have backless cholis and are tied by ribbons.

I would like to ask you if you had been to Rajasthan anytime and seen women dressing in barebacks? I've travelled there a number of times and noticed it not even once. The traditional costume is something like Maasa's, the one that is fairly covered. If you are watching some bollywood numbers and thinking that it is their traditional costume, then you are wrong.

Secondly, what is shameful for a husband to tie the strings of a choli at the BACK. Sorry but I cannot understand or follow or like this trend of thought.

Who said its shameful? There's nothing wrong in a husband helping his wife. In fact I'm proud of what Suraj did. Here we were talking of a bareback that was shown unnecessarily in a rather clean scene. They could have done it by showing only a part of it. Yes we feel uneasy to watch such scenes with our father and brother beside us. Its natural, who's denying it?

You thought that the scenes of Sooraj falling on top Sandhya were cute and watchable (with or without parents) and a husband helping his wife from an embarrassing situation is uneasy and embarrassing!

Yes it was cute and romantic but not cheap. Anas and Deepika portrayed the scene very well. There was sufficient room between the two of them. If you watch the scene carefully you'll notice that they were actually positioned side by side and not on each other. The expressions and the situation did all the magic, it was not the falling on each other.

I do not mean to be rude or challenge your views but to me it seems rather odd and may be tangential.

I know it and hope that you take my views in the same spirit. Its just an individual's viewpoint afterall😊



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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: Avidfan

Sorry Sita and I do not want to seem unpleasant, but two visits to cities 2 do not mean what you say is the gospel truth.


I agree with you that women in Gujarat may ALSO wear backless cholis as do women in UP, BIhar and Maharastra.

BUT women in Rajathan wear low back/ backless cholis AND backless kurtas.

Indeed in Bengal, Bihar and Orissa women do not even wear blouses/cholis at all and wrap their sarees in way to create an illusion of cholis/blouses.

I would strongly urge you to go look at some of the images.

I have absolute respect for your views and thoughts and insights. But I believe that we need to be careful of what we print on public forums which is read by people throughout the world.

In the past few days I have seen people (not you) make loose and casual remarks which create misrepresentations about my country- for example Rajasthan is a backward state, and that sati is common, purdah is common -which is just not correct and completely out of context.

No one in India is embarrassed by backless cholis.

Curiously no one has commented or noticed how low the sarees are- both Sandhya and Meena's are well below their waists!

Best not to discuss these things.





well i visited around 2-3 cities of Rajasthan and saw their traditional costumes
and i just expressed my views abt the scene and just said that it cud hv been avoided ...as a viewer i hv the rights to express my views ...why u take every thing so seriously ...chilll ...😆😆


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