Song of the year for you.. - Page 2

aahhh soooo cute!! 😍

Originally posted by: tulipbaby53

aahhh soooo cute!! 😍

Dream sometimes sapna comes true.

The Awards are here in Singpore but I will give it a miss eventhough I can get the tickets for almost free

Originally posted by: Summer3

Dream sometimes sapna comes true.

 

 

 

Wonder if you have read this too. Answers by Shahid.

 

 

 

Are you and Priyanka Chopra a couple? I have not spoken about my private life for the last two years and will continue not to do so. All I am going to say is that I am not going to make an effort to hide a relationship. When there is something substantial, people will know about it. There's very little as an actor that you can keep to yourself, and this is an area, which I would like to keep to myself. At the same time I would not like to be a hypocrite and hide it. But, when something substantial happens in my life, only then will I talk. Define substantial  Difficult to define because we're talking about a relationship but when I feel that there is something that I am sure of I will speak about it. It doesn't mean there's something between me and Priyanka that I am not sure of. So then, of course, there's no point in talking about the fact that you have been squabbling with Priyanka and that there are problems in your relationship... (Laughs) I think people need to have these CCTV cameras in my house or in Priyanka's house to know and record the hypothetical fights that we've been having. Sometimes it's irritating, but yes, most of the times it's funny. As an actor you learn to have a sense of humour about these things. So do you laugh equally when we talk about, Sania Mirza or Vidya Balan?  Laugh equally in what context? In the sense that you can just laugh rumours off.  I've known both these girls. We've been good friends. Sometime we're in touch; sometimes we're out of touch. They're both very busy and wonderful people and I'm really fond of both of them and that's all that there is to it. I mean, just because I'm single, every person I meet doesn't have to be the one I'm in a relationship with. Having said that, I also understand that I had a very public break-up. Kareena and Saif are seeing each other so that's something that people are familiar with right now. And since there is no substantial person in my life, anybody I meet kind of gets linked with me. From what happened in the past I've learnt and so choose to keep my private life as private as possible. Evidently you've matured a lot since your last relationship.  In the last two, two-and-a-half years I think I've become a man. Yes. I think in my head I was very much a boy. By that I don't mean that I've become mature and suddenly there's no fun in life anymore. When you become a star there are so many things that can happen and you need to take responsibility for them and you need to be a little more aware about everything and everybody around you. I've learnt how to be intelligently spontaneous. I think being only spontaneous doesn't help, you have to be intelligently spontaneous.

How do you react to Kareena saying that she has moved on and you should do so too?  As you see, I don't react. That's what I choose to do. That's what I have been taught to do by my parents. That's what I think is the right thing to do. I can only take responsibility for what I say. And I know what I do. And I know what has happened. And nothing can change the truth, so I don't feel the need to clarify it because I don't feel the need to justify it because I know I'm right in whatever I'm doing. Maybe Kareena was just being a concerned friend...  I really wouldn't like to jump to conclusions as to why she said what she said, honestly because I am me and she is she. She can choose to react the way she does to things and she is responsible for those reactions. And I choose to react the way I do, and I am responsible for my actions. I'm happy with where I am in my life and I'm trying to be positive and constructive about it and that's all that I'm focusing on right now. Saif says that Kaminay came to him first and that you are using his name now to get mileage for Kaminay. This is in the professional space. How do you react to this?  Well, first of all, Saif is many years senior to me, so as a professional, I wouldn't really want to get into any kind of a... to-and fro kind of a situation in print. I think Vishal Bharadwaj is a great director, the role I am doing in Kaminay is a role to die for. It's just that it's really hard to believe that anybody would turn that down. I feel fortunate that I'm doing it, regardless of whether it was offered to anybody else or not. Are you ghost directing the Ken Ghosh film?  (Laughs) All I can say is this is my third film with Ken - he's the only director I have done three films with - I think that speaks for itself. Did you have anything to do with Genelia D'Souza replacing Jiah Khan?  The change in the heroine was something that was informed to me, I wasn't aware of it. I think that was a decision taken by UTV and Ken and they told me about it.  One hears that you were not happy with the climax of the Rani Mukerji film (Haddipa) and you actually stopped shooting for a few hours.  I wished that I'd known about this earlier, I'd lock myself up in the van after every two scenes and get my way! (Laughs) Yash Raj is a very professional set-up and we have detailed narrations on the script before we go on sets. Most films I'm doing work like that now. So no, nothing of that sort has happened. Do you have a three-film contract with YRF?  No, I don't have any three-film contract. It's just that this (Parmeet Sethi's film) is the second film they offered to me, I liked it, and that's why I'm doing it.  People say that you're a control freak and that's why others leave you all the time...  As an actor you can't be in control of everything. And if I wanted to be in control, I would not be an actor, I would choose to be a producer or a director who's actually the captain of the ship. I've chosen to be an actor because I love acting. Yes, I'm very involved in what I do, I love what I do, I'm crazy about it, I'm obsessed with it, and I'm passionately in love with the process of filmmaking. But there's a head of department of every part of filmmaking and they eventually take the final call and we always work as a team. And my most successful films have been those where everybody worked together as a team. I don't think I'm a control freak. But I'm very passionate about my work and I need to be convinced about what I'm doing. And that's something that most people who consider themselves involved would be.  Why do so many people leave you? And I'm not talking about girlfriends here.  First of all I don't agree that 'people leave me'. There are times that things haven't worked out, sometimes I have chosen to part ways, sometimes others choose to. And there aren't too many people who've left me. There are just a couple. One of them happens to be my manager. It's about professional space so I don't think I need to justify that. Apart from that, my PR person left because there was a difference in the way we looked at things. But yes, maybe because it's happened in a short span of time it's seen in a certain way. I know people have been talking, but I don't think I need to talk about it.  It is a completely different space that you're occupying with Kaminay. Why now?  I'm somebody who'll always end up going towards anything that's different. That's the creative person in me. It excites me. First, honestly, it scares me. Then I tell myself, if you don't do this just because you're scared, then you're such a loser. Risks have always worked for me. Be it Vivah, or Jab We Met, or anything that I've done with these people when others were suggesting that I should be working with big banners. About Kaminay, well, a double role is something that you probably do just once, or maximum maybe twice in your whole career. And it's such a fresh perspective to a double role, you'd be a fool to say no to it. Rumours say that Vishal Bhardwaj and you were fighting like cats and dogs. (Laughs) No yaar! I don't think it's possible to fight with Vishal. He's just too calm and composed for all this. We've never fought. He's too many years senior to me. In fact, this was one of the most chilled-out film as far as director-actor relationship is concerned. Vishal is so clear about what he wants that it just makes life easier for the actor. What does a woman have to do to woo you, and to get you in that substantial space.  I wish I knew! Then I'd just make this list and give it out! But well, I think it's very basic for me, I don't have too many pre-conceived notions. Be real, be honest, be sensitive, have a sense of humour and have a sense of loyalty. I think if you have these four or five basics in place, you can make any relationship work. When those basics are strong, then the relationship is strong. That's how I look at relationships. Both people have to want it as much, and when the basics are strong, you can ride any storm. Both people have to want to make the relationship work as much. Now that we can put the list out, what will you bring to the table?  I'm ready to give anything to a relationship. As long as I'm not expected to change beyond what my basic nature is. Every relationship needs adjustment and understanding and you have to be ready to do that. But as long as you don't end up changing yourself as the basic person you were, because then you'll be unhappy. Apart form that, anything it takes! I'm always someone who's looking for longevity. I think you must never get into a relationship expecting it to culminate, only, you should know that there is a possibility of culmination.

Problem with the idiotic reporters is that if you do not talk to them they create their own stories and plenty of rubbish.

Originally posted by: Summer3

Problem with the idiotic reporters is that if you do not talk to them they create their own stories and plenty of rubbish.

But if you talk to them, they make you fed up and angry.

They are worse than our MIDs in the forum.

Also there are so many of them all ready with poison arrows.

Originally posted by: tulipbaby53

yeah, either way they're going to get their drama.....

Yes sensationalize everything and sell.
But it is a cheap trick.

Dhanno 😳 and Tere Mast Mast Do Nain

Originally posted by: PimpJuice

Dhanno 😳 and Tere Mast Mast Do Nain

Edited by Summer3 - 13 years ago

No song this year has stuck in my mind well enough to be a song of the year. This is partly the film business's fault, partly my own. For this year, we havent had films that match the success and quality of my previous 'albums of the year'.

For example, just listening to 'Kaho Na Pyaar Hai' transports me to the time of a hillstation holiday ten years ago in 2000. In 2001 Udit Narayan entered the soundtrack of my life with Gadar and Lagaan. My life in 2002 had Kaante and Devdas (Uditji again) playing in the background. Similarly, Main Hoon Na (2004), Veer Zara (2004), Bunty Aur Babli (2005), Kailash Ker's album Kailasa are like chronological 'anchors' for me.

This year, there haven't been any amazing albums in my opinion. Having said that, I did not pay much attention to this year's filmi music either. I rejected many albums without giving them time to sink in. My Name is Khan and Veer are probably my favourite albums this year.

This year's leading singers have been KK and Sunidhi Chauhan. KK sang songs in Kites and Guzaarish which IMO have sealed his name in the list of Bollywood singing legends. Sunidhi Chauhan, too, had many big moments this year: three of the biggest item songs (Dhanno, Sheila Ki Jawani, Ainvayi Ainvayi), an item number that stretched her vocals (Neeyat Kharaab from Teen Patti), a show of versatility with the soulful Bin Tere from IHLS and a song directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali.

Sorry for the essay.