Abhishek on his flops, marriage and more!

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Posted: 14 years ago

#21

Abhi ... good for you.. lol I agree.. what is wrong to support your wife on events... ??

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Posted: 14 years ago

#22

^Yes he is biwi ka ghulam

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Posted: 14 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: qwww
'Why don't you ask the women when they accompany their husbands? Why is only the husband asked this question when he accompanies his wife?'"

"So I am allowed to do that but she is not?" he questions, surprised that such outdated reactions still exist

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Oh he is such a good husband - he needs to hold classes on how to treat a wife.

ppl always say he's lucky to have her, but I always feel she's so lucky to have such a caring and understanding man...he's so amazing in so many ways!!

@Maddy : I agree...perfect hubby material!!! I don't think everyone else even comes close! (IMO of course)!

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Posted: 14 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: TheDilettante

iLikes. I took horseback riding lessons as a kid. It boosts confidence.

Chivalry isn't dead. Classy!

I always like your posts...you're one the fairest ppl I've come across!! Nice refreshing change!!!

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Hetal

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Posted: 14 years ago

#25

I disagree with ppl that Raavan was pathetic...I thought it was artistic and the tamile version was way better b/c Vikram stole the show like no one's business!!!

But BTW: Just wanted to make a point that western critics didn't tear it apart like the Indian critics did...the screening got Mani Ratnam a Standing Ovation at the Venetician Film Festival...so there is an audience out there that appreciated it even though the Indian audience didn't it...just saying...even my film professor (non-Indian) went to go see it and she enjoyed it very much...surprisingly she liked it more than Mani Ratnam's Guru! So different tastes for different kinds of ppl!

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Posted: 14 years ago

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I loved raavan in spite of Abhi and Ash's over acting mainly because it was a visual delight.
After Dil Se it was the best shot Indian movie. Mani got it absolutely wrong with Abhi's interpretation of Bheera.

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Posted: 14 years ago

#27

Hi Prags

still hogging away to glory in India ? 😊 I was so jealous when I read your posts about eating chaat and Hyderabadi dum biryani. Eat a few extra helpings for me 😉 Enjoy the rest of your stay there. Hope you got to do some shopping as well. Have a safe trip back home.

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Posted: 14 years ago

#28

Hi Rosh. 🤗

It's been amazing so far. There are no weddings to attend this time so the whole trip gas been chilled out.
Weather has been unbearable so far though, ESP Chennai.

Hope you are well.

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: Gobsmacked
I loved raavan in spite of Abhi and Ash's over acting mainly because it was a visual delight.
After Dil Se it was the best shot Indian movie. Mani got it absolutely wrong with Abhi's interpretation of Bheera.

I 100% agree...if abhi was replaced with someone much stronger I think the film would have hard a bigger impact...plus they should have played out the kidnap a bit differently than her running around and him chasing her...but I liked the little fight scene they had!