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GLAM & GLORY

Bollywood's hot new subject

SUBHASH K JHA

So what's 'cocaine' in Bollywood? I don't think too many of them snort anything but indignation. Let's talk about sex. That's what everyone in Bollywood seems to be talking about. Either this has got to be the most promiscuous entertainment industry in the universe, or else the studs are just having an extended feel-good day.
The season of extended libid inousness started when I asked a very high-profile media-savvy movie baron what he intends to do with the leading lady he had recently signed. "Oh! I'd like to do plenty with her," he chuckled, much to my embarrassment. After so many years of being a not-so-mute spectator to Bollywood's bunty-goes-bubbly behaviour, I still feel, the less
said about them the better.
I remember I had asked the same stunning actress-friend about working with this director. She had confided, "No way, he seems to be mentally taking off your clothes while talking to you." And yet she agreed to work with him finally. One must swim with the sharks, and the better you are at it, the stronger are your chances of not being subjected to sexual harassment.
I can't forget the spunky Mallika Sherawat's response when I warned her against meeting the aforementioned filmmaker. "Why?" she shot back. "I'm not scared of any man. And if he actually undresses women with his eyes then he'll get to see a good body when he finishes his task."
More power to the Mallikas of moviedom. Though we do not see eye to eye anymore (Mallika changed while I wasn't watching) I still say, sexual insouciance is preferable to the wide-eyed bimbo act.
You can't be Alice when you are surrounded by malice in wonderland. I came to this awful realisation two months back when I was speaking to one of Bollywood's top male playback singers about an aging but indefatigable music director.
"God, all that he thinks about is getting physical," the singer groaned. "Even when we were judging a music contest together he'd look at the female contestants only in that way." But weren't those kids in the contest 17 and 18 year olds? "Age is no bar for this guy, though fortunately, gender is," retorted the singer.
I was planning to send a bright young singer to this music director. Now I wonder if it's worth it.
But the singer, Himani Kapoor shocks me with her devil-may-care confidence. "Don't worry, I know how to handle myself. I can tell a man's neeyat (intentions) by the way he looks at me and shakes my hand. Also, I've my dad who's come all the way from Haryana, to keep a hawk's eye on me. Sometimes I feel embarrassed by his constant presence. But then there are more embarrassing options that I'd like to avoid."
So wordly-wise at 17? What happened to the babes in the woods? "They were swallowed up by the wolves in the forest," retorts my friend Raveena. "The concept of the 40-year or even a 20-year-old virgin heroine is entirely passe now. Today's wannabes know how to get their way. They come fully equipped and protected."
To corroborate this view my pal Madhavan confides, "I tell you, to fob off temptation is a largely losing battle. The way some of these girls throw themselves at you, you need nerves of steel and a chastity belt to remind yourself that being unfaithful is just not an option."
I remember some years ago an eminently virile actor friend of mine was between relationships. While trying to slip out of one relationship into another he ran into his departing flame in the freezing Alps. "So what happened?" I asked him. "Nothing. We embraced like two platonic friends." I knew there was more to come. "But after a while the embrace was no longer platonic."
That thin, almost invisible line, between 'how-are-you' and 'wow-areyou' tends to slip off more often now than it used to.
"It's only about sex," says a disgusted serious young actress seen in a couple of international and national projects. A s m a l l - t ow n e r from UP with a classical singer for a mom, this actress initially stayed with an eminent and successful superstar-lyricist. "At first he treated me like a beti and a pupil. Then one day, when no one was at home he asked me for a guru-dakshina that I couldn't give him. I fled."
Is the industry suddenly over-sexed? Or are we just talking more about it?

whos himani referrring to ????

It says Lyricist So Its not magical mentors

the person whos referred to here being a singer associated with a music contest two months ago

either sonu or shan

whos the music director then


it appeared in today hyderabad times by the great journalist mr sk jha
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I dont think its JL...ID case of first wife is well known .No idea abt AS and HR...I feel its not AS as he refers that he wanted to sing young singer to that director...Dont know who it is..Lets not blame anyone

GOD.......i am so curious to know who is that music director.

it cant be anu also
he has a lot of history behind him
remeber alisha poornima accusing him

mods please close this topic

no use speculating

Oh! its surely Anu Malik. In this matter he can give an inferiority complex to a PIG.

Alisha Chinoy accoused him of molestation once, then I think Poornima said the same thing about him.

Originally posted by: apparaohoare

Oh! its surely Anu Malik. In this matter he can give an inferiority complex to a PIG.

Alisha Chinoy accoused him of molestation once, then I think Poornima said the same thing about him.

I think so too. He was so swooned over Antara and Meenal in the Indian Idol. especially Antara even though she wasnt that good. Thats disgusting.