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Posted: 12 years ago

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Deepika PR did some damage definitely and then her relation with Ranveer... There are enough reasons for Anushka to not like Deepika!

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kitkataha

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: kabeeraspeaking
I think the reactions to Anushka (and even Sonam, Kareena to some extent, etc.) show just how much of a good actor you must be off-screen as well to get people to like you. If your insecurities (which they all have without exception) appear and you come off as anything but the most sorted, most generous or most politically correct and conventional, it's something the general public doesn't want in a 'star' and will never accept until you begin filtering yourself. The industry and rat race is all about illusions!

Surely. It's nothing but a well thought out lie..and Anushka is wrong..the average man does not necessarily have the intellect to figure out how the game is played. I honestly believe that a way an actor projects off screen can at times even make up for the lack of performance on screen 😆 on the other hand, if you're perception off screen is not well received then your on screen work can get hampered because of that. That's why I rather prefer Anushka maintain a low profile in between work.

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kabeeraspeaking

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: kitkataha

Surely. It's nothing but a well thought out lie..and Anushka is wrong..the average man does not necessarily have the intellect to figure out how the game is played. I honestly believe that a way an actor projects off screen can at times even make up for the lack of performance on screen 😆 on the other hand, if you're perception off screen is not well received then your on screen work can get hampered because of that. That's why I rather prefer Anushka maintain a low profile in between work.

And it really does work the other way too, just as you said. I think people would have a lot less to discredit or dislike Ranbir over, for example, if his off-screen image didn't snowball into being what it is. Deepika and Katrina have done really well at filtering themselves to create their images...DP you still hear about with some behind the scenes stuff coming out and her cleaning her image up, but Katrina has really perfected it and maybe you're right, maybe that's why she's still holding out in the industry, lack of performance or not, because this audience wouldn't be able to bear someone who comes off as imperfect and a non-actor...forget kicking off the pedestal, she'd never have made it there to begin with. It's almost like you just can't be a loud mouth, outspoken, or brutally real person and gain brownie points from the masses, unless you're Salman, SRK or Aamir, in which case their fans let anything slide and make up the masses themselves.

Off-screen...I definitely prefer and find the imperfect ones, who are not desperate to stay relevant, a lot more interesting. People who try very visibly to be politically correct, unfazed and benevolent but work too hard to remain in the news become predictable and tiring quickly. I'd rather hear Anushka or Sonam take a dig at someone when they come back from hibernation at the time of a release than Ranbir or Deepika stirring the news perpetually and appearing at times of release only to say 'It'd be nice to be known for my work' or that they're friends with everyone.

Staying out of the news is something some of the PRs should really consider after the oversaturation of the stars they represent in the media. So many of the stories they churn out would be more interesting if they came in smaller doses or were leaked at the right times, with regards to the more important projects than just anything and everything. Not to mention they'd actually retain some veil of credibility rather than having every Tom, Dick and Harry screaming 'PR!!!!! Promotions!!!! Early promotions!!!!' It's become a rather stale and trite cycle.

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AreYaar

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: kabeeraspeaking

This was well said:

[quote]But my perspective changed after working on P.K. and Bombay Velvet. Now I've started loving the craft and enjoying the process. I realised we have the luxury to create a whole new world and characters.[/quote]

She hasn't had a release in a long time, but it's nice to see that she's nevertheless growing or maturing through her experiences in the way she views film-making. Though there's a lot of other stuff she must yet mature about, there's two things I like about Anushka: she is not desperate for releases, and she lies low on her part when she does not have releases rather than trying to remain relevant.

Her love for the craft makes me think that was one of the things she had in common with Ranveer...the draw towards honest creativity.

Yes she has a lot of growing up to do but good to see she's finding her bearings now after some low phases.

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kabeeraspeaking

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: AreYaar
Her love for the craft makes me think that was one of the things she had in common with Ranveer...the draw towards honest creativity.

Yes she has a lot of growing up to do but good to see she's finding her bearings now after some low phases.

I agree...a lot of the younger generation seems to be similar in that...Anushka, Ranveer, as I'd said elsewhere Ranbir...even Sushant, etc. They all gravitate towards technicalities of film-making and seem to be genuinely engaged by it. They're not all absolutely sublime actors or have a body of work which totally reflects it...but you can still sense that they make some effort and try to be genuine with the work they take up. It's very nice to see people who actually actively care somewhat about or enjoy the ACTING part of it!

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Posted: 12 years ago

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...tabhi aajkal virat se run nahi ban rahe 😆

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AreYaar

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: kabeeraspeaking

I agree...a lot of the younger generation seems to be similar in that...Anushka, Ranveer, as I'd said elsewhere Ranbir...even Sushant, etc. They all gravitate towards technicalities of film-making and seem to be genuinely engaged by it. They're not all absolutely sublime actors or have a body of work which totally reflects it...but you can still sense that they make some effort and try to be genuine with the work they take up. It's very nice to see people who actually actively care somewhat about or enjoy the ACTING part of it!

Not all of the younger generation...I don't hear anything about the technicalities from the likes of Deepika😆...but agree about Ranbir, Sushant...but then if you think about guys like Ranbir, Arjun, Siddharth Malhotra...all of these ppl have worked as ADs on filmsets before their debuts...so the interest towards the technicalities is but natural.

But for people like Sushant...the draw towards that kind of creativity seems more inborn, without having necessarily gotten the OPPORTUNITIES to learn more about the craft...so the zeal is different for him right now than the industry insiders.

And in Anushka's case, it's even more interesting that she's taken this plunge after being just a few films old and still discovering herself as an actress...takes some guts to do something that even most veteran actors hesitate to do. The new generation is quite gutsy that way I guess.

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