There are a lot of actors who said no to me nine years back: Katrina

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Rukhsar Ahmed

@ruky786

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Posted: 11 years ago

#51

Originally posted by: Divider
Only surprising thing is they say 'yes' to you now.

Your tag line on your siggy dhabba is so apt. You literally "speak"😛😆

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Hetal

@ibelieveinpink

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Posted: 11 years ago

#52

I don't know why everyone is picking on John, he had no star power in 2003. That came much later and she said a lot of actors didn't want to work with her. I sure tehre were other biggies that weren't interested.

Either way, no cares. She moved on to much bigger things and now everyone is chasing her.

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tomnjerry2

@tomnjerry2

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Posted: 11 years ago

#53

I hope my script sense is good and I always try to follow it. There might be times when I have gone wrong.

I doubt she even reads script.🤣🤣

Do a movie with a smaller star n less known production house n make the movie successful then talk. 🤓

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.khoobsurat.

@.khoobsurat.

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Posted: 11 years ago

#54

Originally posted by: Franco
I don't have much use for Katrina Kaif but to call John Abraham any type of huge success is a joke😆😆

He is career 2nd lead and he said time and time again he would win all awards for Shootout At Wadala and he did not win any 🤣🤣

Exactly. Only reason he ventured out into producing films was because he was unsuccessful as an actor.

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ponymo

@ponymo

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Posted: 11 years ago

#55

Originally posted by: lovanika

What look at John?
He has achieved a height in his career
For married to a level headed educated girl
Started his own production company, makes creative movies and has two National Awards under his belt
Has a soccer team.
He is a very very successful actor and businessman. Unlike many he chose to move away from the typical BW roles to spread his wings.

What are you talking about? According to some, this is an industry where people's success is measured by the number of hundred crore movies they have, not awards or acclaim or dignity or respect.