Deepali - Kya boltey tu ??

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@Surpremi

Dazzler

Posted: 18 years ago

Will this be the next Indian Idol?

Things are hotting up fast for the seven Indian Idol hopefuls. After meeting the first four, here's an introduction to their equally eager rivals. Deepali, 18. Patna She's the smart one. Of all the youngsters lining up for the crown, Deepali impresses instantly with her confidence and verve, her conversation tinged with a touch of sass. "I've been singing forever," she smiles. Evidently, her parents -- her father's in the CID, Special Branch, Bihar Police, and mother's a housewife -- told her that as soon as she started to talk, she started to sing. "In school, from KG to Class 12, I remember I've always been singing. If there's any event at school, Deepali's singing -- that's a given." Never having lived away from her parents, Deepali's led a sheltered life, though she insists her parents never overpampered her. "Independence feels different," she smiles before admitting that she's never worked this hard. "Patna doesn't really have places to hang out, but socially it's a very warm place. You can always go to a neighbour's house." Deepali is stunned by the nobody-cares plastic facade she's seen in Mumbai, and sums it up well. "Here, there's nothing social. It's all economical. Or political, maybe." She shrugs off the smalltown comparison with some defiance. "Patna actually isn't such a small town, not as small as people in Mumbai think, anyway. It's a proper city, but people here think it's a village because it's situated in Bihar." She holds forth on state level politics, talking about why it's responsible for the misconstrued image. "I'm not saying that it's the perfect state to live in, but it's not as bad as a lot of people here think. Even in Mumbai, people are poor, unemployed." So the difference, then? "Well, Mumbai's a lot showier about its money; there's a visibly clear class-divide. Of course, they do have a lot more money. And here I have noticed," here eyes twinkle with mischief, "that the higher the class, the lesser the clothes." No Idol finalist has ever been from Bihar, and not just is Deepali representing the all too-proud state but also womanhood in general. Apparently, audiences are unceremoniously giving the axe to female contestants while lesser talented male counterparts stay on. The balance, however, seems to have been redressed in the last couple of weeks. "A woman could definitely be Idol," the History student feels as she explains tradition and 'our patriarchal nature.'

She, however, has a strong intuition she'll be eliminated next. Are her intuitions usually correct? "No," she chimes in merrily, crossing her fingers.

This was is Rediff News - I dont know if it has been posted or not ?? If it has then mods pls close this topic - If not, then what do you say guys and gals???

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wrapedup

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Posted: 18 years ago

its funny how she is say mumbaiyaa's wear less clothes etc as the class goes up...well hun...you are on the same platform and your train is arriving any minute...and some other small girl will be xeroxing these comments for you in the near future...lolz

money makes the best of ppl and than breaks them...

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@bubbles9654

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Posted: 18 years ago

without the makeup her face kind of looks dull it the magic of make up 😆

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season915

@season915

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Posted: 18 years ago

[quote=DEEPALI] She, however, has a strong intuition she'll be eliminated next. Are her intuitions usually correct? "No," she chimes in merrily, crossing her fingers. [/quote]

I think it is sad that she thinks that she will be eliminated next. But, I like the fact that she said that her intuitions were usally not correct 😆. I really hope she is wrong and I wish that she stays longer on the II3 platform.

I have seen in a couple Sify interviews too that she is very defensive about Patna, and I think that it is commendable how she is guarding identity well instead of going with the flow and axing out Bihar. You go, girl!!

Deepali definitely is very confident and she is a true diplomat and knows what to say when. She is good celebrity material 😳.

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Smriti

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Posted: 18 years ago

she is really smart....all her comments,her way of defending her state which is very right n she gave very right points (I am proud of her).....n all through the article she carried herself very well....no slips anywhere...speakin d right way....I am impressed more than ever..... 😃

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priyanwada

@priyankumupal

Rocker

Posted: 18 years ago

Deepali is so well mannered and mature yet simple and fun loving. She such a sweetheart. She always impress me by her wonderful attitude. She's really an idol.

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@Surpremi

Dazzler

Posted: 18 years ago

Originally posted by: bubbles9654
without the makeup her face kind of looks dull it the magic of make up 😆

Beauty is skin deep - mere yaar 😉

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Smriti

@roadies_4 fan

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Posted: 18 years ago

Originally posted by: Surpremi

She will be the next Indian Idol....DEEPALI!!!

She's the smart one. Of all the youngsters lining up for the crown, Deepali impresses instantly with her confidence and verve, her conversation tinged with a touch of sass. yes she does.....she has a very impressive personality.she's mature but at d same time very fun-loving n cool.😎 So the difference, then? "Well, Mumbai's a lot showier about its money; there's a visibly clear class-divide. Of course, they do have a lot more money. And here I have noticed," here eyes twinkle with mischief, "that the higher the class, the lesser the clothes." 😆....well you are kinda right sweetheart.....well i wud like to defend mumbai par well at d same time you are quoting it d right way soo......no arguements.
She, however, has a strong intuition she'll be eliminated next. Are her intuitions usually correct? "No," she chimes in merrily, crossing her fingers.

Not so soon dear.....we are here to support you!!!.....three cheers to our deepz 😉😃

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Smriti

@roadies_4 fan

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Posted: 18 years ago

Originally posted by: tpam
no yaar she speaks the truth patna is really a big city may nt be as big as mumbai or kolkata or any other metros bt it is not a village as thot by others
gudd job deepali .. u r really very sweet and mature.... 👏

ya i knw patna is a big city....n very loving city too.itz jus that ppl have....ahem....pata nahi like they see the whole of bihar as village......well like itz a underdog state ....but i am soo proud she spoke the truth.....in a very defensive way.this shows her immense love for her homestate.😛

itz right that there are many who are unempolyed here but the glamour covers it all....but stay in d city n you'll knw....but at d same time mumbai is a city in which you can say you can see "unity in diversity" .....it is a city which comprises of d whole India 😊.....

ok so gettin back to point all d thngs she said were very right n to d point.n very well said deepz.👏keep it up.I am soooo proud of you.😃

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kuhu.kuhu

@kuhu.kuhu

Sparkler

Posted: 18 years ago

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Very well said by Deepali ....
a very mature interview 😃 ......

She will be able to carry herself well in the media .... 👏 👏 👏

Thanks for sharing ....

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