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Originally posted by: nehavarun

eewwww I dislike that sexy sam. saw KANK last week. I think Ronit would do well in a role like Rishi Talwar. He is perfect u know!

Have u seem Jaan Tere Naam? It has awesome dances of Ronit.

nope i didn't re, i don't want him to play sexy sam, i am just saying he can dance to it 😆😆😆

i would love to see it, might rent it sometime. 😊

OK ppl, I hv updated my FF again.
I am on a fast-track FF update marathon LOL
I just want to be done with it, before any further development abt RB happens in actual KZK.

Though ronit has said he will come in end Sept., there cud be changes. He may come earlier, or even later.
Shweta's show NB2 starts on 25th of September, and after that she is going to be very very busy till the show gets over. That makes me wonder what on earth would they show in KZK in october..if shweta isnt there, then both anurag and bajaj hv nothing to do frankly speaking.

So i guess the crappy prem-mukti track will continue. and maybe sm anu-sam scenes. 😕

Originally posted by: nehavarun

OK ppl, I hv updated my FF again.
I am on a fast-track FF update marathon LOL
I just want to be done with it, before any further development abt RB happens in actual KZK.

Though ronit has said he will come in end Sept., there cud be changes. He may come earlier, or even later.
Shweta's show NB2 starts on 25th of September, and after that she is going to be very very busy till the show gets over. That makes me wonder what on earth would they show in KZK in october..if shweta isnt there, then both anurag and bajaj hv nothing to do frankly speaking.

So i guess the crappy prem-mukti track will continue. and maybe sm anu-sam scenes. 😕

u r right definitely, even i am continuing mine, coz i agree with u.

😆😆 anu- bajaj fights, bajaj will win.

btw i read it and i replied. 👏👏

thanks sammie dear.
P and R meet in next part. But there is a wicked twist there. 😉 so it's not going to be what generally every1 wud expect 😆

but 2 ppl who would surely enjoy it are manasi and sunny 😃

Originally posted by: nehavarun

thanks sammie dear.
P and R meet in next part. But there is a wicked twist there. 😉 so it's not going to be what generally every1 wud expect 😆

but 2 ppl who would surely enjoy it are manasi and sunny 😃

cool i like surprises. manasi like sanika may be that's why she will like it.

i like her too, but prerna is his soulmate😭

hey yalll
i have updated my fan fiction now!! check it out, lolzzzzzzz

NEHA, there is a special message for u in there too.

Badi baatein with chhote sarrkkar
By: Heena Agarwal
September 25, 2005

Rohit Roy (extreme right) with his mother Dolly Roy and brother Ronit Roy (left). Pic: Yogen Shah Outofthebox "I find that there are a lot of similarities, and a bit of Rohit Roy, in every role that I do. This includes my role as Karan Pratap Singh (Sarrkkar). Karan is very headstrong and straightforward. At times, he is honest to the extent of being curt. He will employ any means to convince others of his point of view." " He doesn't think that it is wrong to pull a gun on someone who is not letting him do something good. In real life, I may not pull a gun, but, yes I would stand for things that I believe in. I can never be a hypocrite. We should all speak our minds." "For me my mother is the beginning and end of my world. My world has expanded with the coming of my wife and my daughter but my mother is irreplaceable." "I think I have always been a very obedient child. I was not like Karan Pratap Singh. Once I got into a mess in school. My mom was summoned by the principal. She bailed me out but since she is a teacher herself, she was upset as it was against her principles. "Between my brother Ronit and me, Ronit is the more mature person. Probably because he is older and has seen a lot of ups and downs. I, on the other hand, have never lived life according to another's dictates." "Ronit would kill anybody for me, nothing short of that. Once I got embroiled in a scrap over a car accident. I called Ronit and he immediately came over and beat the shit out of that guy." "I have known Mansi for a long time before we got married. She was always a part of my family. My mom and she are like friends. Of course they have their saas-bahu fights all the time like in every family. But I don't play favourites. My mom lives with me and she will continue to do so all her life." "Ronit speaks to my mom in a very gentle manner, I don't sweet talk at all. If I am angry with her, I let it be known to her. My mom is more graceful than me, she always takes the initiative of making up after a fight. I melt when she hugs me." "Ronit and I have never quarreled over property inherited from our father. I have started with Ronit's money. When I was struggling, I lived in his house and drove his car. When he moved into a new house, he left everything for me. So in a way, he set up my first house." "He filled the vacuum left by my dad. I was barely in the tenth standard when my dad died. I have never been friends with Ronit though he is only four years older to me because he is like a father figure to me. I can't drink in front of him even today." "Whenever Ronit has been in any crisis I have always been there for him. Even when he divorced his first wife, I stood by him, though I realise that two people are at fault in a divorce." "I have reprimanded Ronit when he is wrong and I still continue to do so." "Ronit had an accident earlier this year — he is very accident prone. He fell from the stairs and hurt his nose. For an actor, a disfigured face is a nightmare. So I took a mannat that if the surgery goes off well, I will walk up to Siddhi Vinayak temple from my house." "On and off screen I behave in a similar fashion with Ronit. I am very comfortable working with him, I don't have to really act too much. Besides, once the camera is on, Ronit becomes Kunal Pratap Singh." "No producer could have asked for a better cast than Ronit and me playing brothers on screen. I would have been over the moon if our mother was also part of the cast and played our own screen mother. But she has got nothing to do with acting." Rohit's toughest shot "I would single out the scene in which I receive the news of my father's death in Swabhimaan. I was supposed to be completely broken and under the influence of half-a-bottle of alcohol. It was a very Arth kind of scene. And ironically, Mahesh Bhatt was directing that scene. I just couldn't get it right because at that time I didn't even drink wine. I didn't know what it felt like to be drunk." " So I thought of Amitabh Bachchan's drunken act in his various films. He became my school. Bhatt saab helped me a lot too. He banged the door, sent the flower vase crashing to the floor and later, asked me to recreate the same. The scene obviously clicked because people loved my character. I think I took as many as 40-50 takes for the scene." Rohit Roy with brother Ronit Roy at Siddhi Vinayak to honour the mannat he kept for him Ronit Roy, Rohit's brother "Rohit has done everything single-handedly, though I have always supported him in whatever he has done in life. Although he wasn't a naughty child, he is definitely naughty now. I felt great when we walked together to Siddhi Vinayak temple to honour his mannat which he had taken for me." Dolly Roy, Rohit's mother "When I watch Rohit's behavior with Divya on Sarrkar, I feel like it is a mirror image of his behaviour with me. One day I couldn't resist asking Rohit, 'Do you visualize me before performing a scene with Divya?' He promptly replied, 'You are so right.'" "In the serial, Divya doesn't approve of the girl Rohit brings home as his wife, but I like Mansi. Currently, I am living with Ronit because he has just got a baby girl and I keep shunting between Ronit's and Rohit's house." "Rohit is a very honest person. He loves me and his wife, equally. I was the happiest person when I saw the two brothers sharing the screen together in Sarrkkar." "I have met Divya who plays Rohit's screen mother. I told her you are portraying the role very realistically almost like I would."

Guys check out this link- this is a Popkorn interview where Ronit's telling what an award means to him:)

http://www.zippyvideos.com/3573201373307536/ronitonpop20thja n/

Ahmedabad-born Ronit Roy acted in a hopeless film, directed a serial, ran a security agency for film stars (his Ace Security and Protection provided security to the unit of Aamir Khan's Lagaan), before hitting the big time as Mihir Virani of the popular soap Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi.

On Balaji's payroll, Roy is rumoured to get Rs 10 lakh a month. With a house at Lokhandwala and a Scorpio to drive, Roy is among the wealthiest television stars.

His wardrobe resembles that of a maharaja's — it has everything from sherwanis to suits. But shoes are Roy's weakness.

"I must have collected over 90 pairs," informs the actor who has a difficult job of playing the ideal husband of India's best-known bahu Tulsi or Smriti Irani of Kyunki.... Many other Kyunki... stars have hit a goldmine too.

From the editorial of a newspaper:)

Tears and cheers

It is not Shantiniketan founded by Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore way back in 1921. In setting up his abode of peace the Nobel laureate was moved by the idea: "I wish to keep my students away from all the luxuries of European life and any blind infatuation and thus, lead them in the ways of the sacred and unsullied Indian tradition." What we are talking about is Shantiniketan of our times. It is a home built on a small screen. It also swears by Indian traditions. The only difference is that while doing so it undergoes the trauma born of suspicion, infidelity, matricide, separation and backstabbing. It is the central point of a family drama "kyunki saas bhi kabhi bahu thi" that has brought tears and cheers to millions for a long time. Now that Tulsi is back in Shantiniketan with Mihir one hopes that everybody's ordeal is over. It is true that lakhs of people sit glued to their television sets as long as the television drama is on. In fact, in its early stages it had brought the nation to a halt by faking the death of Mihir then played by Amar Upadhyay. Even Amitabh Bachchan, the superstar of both big and small screens, had come down from his high pedestal at that time. He could not help but note that it was for the first time that this one incident filmed on television had cast a spellbinding effect on the entire nation. But at the same time the other side can't just be ignored. It can't be denied that there are a large number of discerning viewers. They have been bored by the sameness that they face from one episode to the other. They are tired all the more when they discover that this likeness extends from serials to serials despite their different titles. Particularly the "K" series suffer from this flaw. Tight screen-plays have not been able to camouflage their identical themes. That, however, matters little to artists. They have become stars overnight exceeding in many cases the popularity of those featuring in Hindi films. For them TV has resulted in a major career breakthrough. Smriti Malhotra-Irani in her portrayal of Tulsi is as well known as any top heroine. It is another thing; however, that she could not make a successful electoral debut like most of the actors have done regardless of gender. Ronit Roy as Mihir (he is the third actor cast in this mould) has also assumed a celebrity status by now. There is no exaggeration about it.