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September 4, 2005
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Originally posted by: paradigm
An old article on Samir's friends and his search for a soulmate
Dil friends chahta hai
By: Heena Agarwal
September 4, 2005
Outofthebox
Samir Soni with friends (left) Rohit Roy and Sudanshu Pandey
"Samir and Vikram, who play my friends in this serial, are also my good friends in real life. And Rohit Roy and Sudhanshu Pandey complete the circle. We spend a lot of time together.
They drop in at my house regularly. We order takeaways, watch DVDs and discuss films. With Rohit and Sudhanshu and their wives in tow, we party a lot."
Every Thursday is Boys Night out. We frequent Olive or the Marriot ' wives strictly prohibited. We have been close for many years. When Rohit got married, I dropped the couple home.
Unlike my casanova character in the serial, I am more like the name Ram. My friends keep encouraging me to meet other women but I am not ready for a relationship.
In the serial I try to stop my ex-wife from marrying again, but in real life, I would not do so. When a relationship sours, it is not a good idea to stay in touch because it delays the moving on.
Sleeping around (purely for physical pleasure) has no meaning. For me it is very important to be emotionally involved before I share a physical relationship with the person. I am a die hard romantic despite my share of broken relationships.
In spite of us (friends) getting offers to be pitted against each other in plays and serials, not a single project has materialized. Are we jinxed? I wonder. Now I have a script for a play co-starring Rohit, let's see if things pan out.
Rohit is 'King', Sudhanshu is 'Prince' and I, according to them, am 'the wise old man'. We get along with each other because we have distinctly different personalities.
Sudhanshu, Rohit and I along with Ronit and his wife, Neelam even walked from Versova to Siddhi Vinayak, Prabhadevi. We left at midnight and reached in time for the morning aarti.For Sudhanshu's birthday (on August 22), we drove down to a dhaba and stayed till the restaurant shut down. At times, we ask Sudhanshu to sing for us since he is part of the Band Of Boys music team.
The boys from Dil Kya Chahta Hai
He sings the Dil Se number very well. We have impromptu dinner parties where Manasi makes excellent continental food.
We work as a reality check on each other. Rohit and I are avid cricket enthusiasts. When a match is underway, we keep 'SMS'ing scores to each other.
I am very reserved by nature. If I party, it's because my friends and their wives make me feel comfortable. I am the only man my friends trust their wives with.
Thanks to my friends, I don't miss my family. To tell you the truth, I don't even hanker for a relationship."
Sudhanshu Pandey:
"Samir must be using his acting skills to the fullest to make a convincing playboy 'he is not like that, at all. Sometimes Rohit and I do cry on Samir's shoulder, especially when we have a fight with our respective wives. Samir, occasionally says: 'I wish, like you guys, I had someone to fight with.'"
Rohit Roy
"Samir is one of my favourite people. I have been unsuccessfully trying to match-make for him for a long time now. But I guess he is looking for an ideal woman ' someone who is classy and would prove to be a long term soulmate."
http://dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1018801&CatID=7
Samir Soni's doing up his dream home
Actor Samir Soni may not be part of 'Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin' anymore. But the debonair Soni is working on an exciting plan. He reveals, "I am doing up my flat in Versova. It's very special to me. I want it to be picture-perfect." He adds, "A close friend is helping me with the interiors. It's occupying a good share of my time."
Quiz him about his sudden dismissal from 'Jassi…' and he denies it, "It was not a sudden exit. The story demanded it. There's nothing more to it!" Samir does admit that it was Purab's immense popularity that inspired his "second coming" in the show.
So is he on an extended holiday after 'Jassi'? Samir replies, "I am shooting for Rajshri Productions' film 'Vivaah' starring Shahid Kapoor. I am also doing a few plays. I will be leaving soon for Bangkok for a show."
The investment banker who quit Manhattan to pursue Bollywood dreams adds, "I have never planned my life. I believe in taking things as they come.
Originally posted by: paradigm
An old article on Samir's friends and his search for a soulmate
Dil friends chahta hai
By: Heena Agarwal
September 4, 2005
Outofthebox
Samir Soni with friends (left) Rohit Roy and Sudanshu Pandey
"Samir and Vikram, who play my friends in this serial, are also my good friends in real life. And Rohit Roy and Sudhanshu Pandey complete the circle. We spend a lot of time together.
They drop in at my house regularly. We order takeaways, watch DVDs and discuss films. With Rohit and Sudhanshu and their wives in tow, we party a lot."
Every Thursday is Boys Night out. We frequent Olive or the Marriot ' wives strictly prohibited. We have been close for many years. When Rohit got married, I dropped the couple home.
Unlike my casanova character in the serial, I am more like the name Ram. My friends keep encouraging me to meet other women but I am not ready for a relationship.
In the serial I try to stop my ex-wife from marrying again, but in real life, I would not do so. When a relationship sours, it is not a good idea to stay in touch because it delays the moving on.
Sleeping around (purely for physical pleasure) has no meaning. For me it is very important to be emotionally involved before I share a physical relationship with the person. I am a die hard romantic despite my share of broken relationships.
In spite of us (friends) getting offers to be pitted against each other in plays and serials, not a single project has materialized. Are we jinxed? I wonder. Now I have a script for a play co-starring Rohit, let's see if things pan out.
Rohit is 'King', Sudhanshu is 'Prince' and I, according to them, am 'the wise old man'. We get along with each other because we have distinctly different personalities.
Sudhanshu, Rohit and I along with Ronit and his wife, Neelam even walked from Versova to Siddhi Vinayak, Prabhadevi. We left at midnight and reached in time for the morning aarti.For Sudhanshu's birthday (on August 22), we drove down to a dhaba and stayed till the restaurant shut down. At times, we ask Sudhanshu to sing for us since he is part of the Band Of Boys music team.
The boys from Dil Kya Chahta Hai
He sings the Dil Se number very well. We have impromptu dinner parties where Manasi makes excellent continental food.
We work as a reality check on each other. Rohit and I are avid cricket enthusiasts. When a match is underway, we keep 'SMS'ing scores to each other.
I am very reserved by nature. If I party, it's because my friends and their wives make me feel comfortable. I am the only man my friends trust their wives with.
Thanks to my friends, I don't miss my family. To tell you the truth, I don't even hanker for a relationship."
Sudhanshu Pandey:
"Samir must be using his acting skills to the fullest to make a convincing playboy 'he is not like that, at all. Sometimes Rohit and I do cry on Samir's shoulder, especially when we have a fight with our respective wives. Samir, occasionally says: 'I wish, like you guys, I had someone to fight with.'"
Rohit Roy
"Samir is one of my favourite people. I have been unsuccessfully trying to match-make for him for a long time now. But I guess he is looking for an ideal woman ' someone who is classy and would prove to be a long term soulmate."