Ishaa...is it a crush or what?

Okay, guys, if you strongly disagree, plzzz don't beat me down😳But watching Nach Baliye so far gave me this weird feeling that does Ishaa have this little crush on our Amir, our dear Saumya?😍Does she just like him as a contestant/dancer, or what? The way she is around him...I don't know...it gave me a weird feeling😉What do you guys think??😆

Dont know about Aamir but she has called Alex cute once or twice and said "tu ne mera dil le liya" to Karan Patel...😆

hmm i noticed it too. She always compliments him more and then danced with him this week. I don't want her to come in between Amir and Sanjeeda!!

even while rakhi imitating isha too something abt aamir were said & isha were blushing that time...it seems like she knows knows aamir before itself & they were friends too... 😛

ya I noticed it too ,Aamir hain hi itna cute 😛

yeaah it think she does..
and serously lol i dont blame her..aamir is superrrr cuute 😃 😃 😃

isha iz too gud but yeh i hav noticed tht she haz a special feeling for aamir i mean whn she came on stage after amir sanjeeda performance on da indian dance whn she went to hug ammir she kind of kissed him on da chest

Yeah I noticed that too!!! 😡 😡My mom,sis and I all watch NB3 2gether and my mom noticed that and I was like YEAH!!!She's hittin' on him 😡

**Sanjeeda better watch her man!!**

No, I don't think its a crush or anything. I think she's acted with Aamir in some film in the past. He's a good friend and she said that in Friday's episode. Isha definitely has a soft corner for the SA jodi. She usually compliments them and also called them the good looking jodi of NB3. Somewhat biased but then again, this is SA, one of the best dancing jodis in NB3. They haven't disappointed much in the past.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/leicester/going_out/2004/05/leicester_s ets_scene_for_new_bollywood_blockbuster_raakh.shtml

11 May 2004 Leicester sets scene for new Bollywood blockbuster

Bollywood stars starring in the new blockbuster

Leicester is becoming an ideal setting for Bollywood film makers as another production company comes to town to film their latest Bollywood blockbuster.

A new Bollywood blockbuster is being shot at the University of Leicester and in the city and county.

Raakh, which means Ashes, is being described as a 'sophisticated gangster movie' and stars Sohail Khan, the brother of Bollywood megastar Salman Khan.

Bollywood fans are tired of seeing the familiar sites of Marble Arch and Trafalgar Square - Leicester's Clock Tower is what they haven't seen before!

Dipesh Majithia Organiser and Promoter

Promoters of the film have been in discussion with the University of Leicester where part of the film will be shot. The University of Leicester was also the venue of the very first film to be shot in the East Midlands.

Organiser & Promoter Dipesh Majithia of Siddhi Entertainments & Productions(UK) said over 50% of the film will be shot in Leicester over a period of two-and-a-half weeks.

Raakh stars Isha Koppikar, Sohail Khan, Mithun Ckakraborty and Aamir Ali. It is directed by Hansal Mehta.

Mr Majithia said: "Most of the second half of the film is being shot in Leicester- the director is delighted with the city and county. Bollywood fans are tired of seeing the familiar sites of Marble Arch and Trafalgar Square - Leicester's Clock Tower is what they haven't seen before!"

India is the biggest film producer in the world - the potential to reach out to global audience and showcase the University is huge.

Ather Mirza University of Leicester spokesperson

In addition, the University of Leicester's sumptuous Botanic Garden will provide the idyllic setting for some of the scenes of the film. The Garden also houses examples of the University's international sculpture exhibition.

University spokesperson Ather Mirza said: "The University of Leicester is pleased to be playing host again to a Bollywood movie. India is the biggest film producer in the world - the potential to reach out to global audience and showcase the University is huge."

Leicester is being touted as Britain's Bollywood capital- research conducted by the University of Leicester has examined the feasibility of the region providing a one-stop-shop facility for Indian film makers wishing to film in UK and Europe.