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Originally posted by: anivin

Check out the London premiere interview of ssr, keeravani garu, sweety and shobhu garu. Sweety sitting between ssr and shobhu, there is a decent distance between them. I bet if D was there she would have stuck to his side. Hiw i wish he was there. 4 ppl in a single sofa hmmm

Originally posted by: jenisweety

I just think abt rapid fire round..when S ans for D ,wat the thing would be in his mind?if they r in love,his heart is filled with happy mood.otherwise "just frnds"means,how he can be take this?ohh this girl knows each and evry thing abt me!!u r oneof my best frnds in girl circle!!??or did he realize that something between them beyond frienship?

Originally posted by: *sowmya*

if D was there then she would directly sit on his lap only and he won't mind 😛😆

Originally posted by: ...Renu...

Oh..no wonder i felt like i saw sweety in that saree somewhere..😆😆

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Temme about it! The woman is walking casually with a sliced head in her hands, the guy holds that head as if he was holding a doll and caressing it, yet a kissing scene is so taboo!! They can show close up shots of women's part, a guy drooling over a topless woman (shivudu/Avantika in Pacha botasi song) yet a decently done kissing scene needs a censor cut! Duh! It wasnt even vulgar!
I rather watch a kissing scene/liplock over a guy kissing a girl anywhere else down the face with my family!

Originally posted by: natashu

@Renu: I think it's very telling how immature the general audience is if they think S' bodyweight or any other such unrelated trait determines her professionalism and/or acting abilities/screen presence. The standards in bollywood have not only fallen down as far as beauty and screen presence are concerned, but acting and screen presence has gone for a complete toss. I can't rememeber the last bollywood movie I saw of a newcomer that I liked, Its sad but I've only liked Ranbir so far, who debuted 10 years ago. I found S via Mirchi, then saw Arundhati, and got bowled over. Rudhramadevi was such a mindblowing movie. I couldn't believe my eyes -- only S could have pulled off that role. It is no wonder she was chosen to play Devsasena. The current crop of bollywood, save 2-3 individuals, cannot act to save their lives, in my opinion. The fact that bollywood movies like Badrinath ki Dhulania and other such crap-fests with talentless people become hits, well, there's a reason for it -- there's an audience who loves such crap-fests, which is truly sad because bollywood will go from bad to worse and finally land in the gutter.

S has tremendous screen presence and beauty, regardless of her bodyweight (she, according to me, has this amazing ability to look amazing no matter what). Her chemistry with D is so electrifying that I wouldn't need to hear two words from their mouths, and could happily stare at them for eternity.

Originally posted by: anivin

and how much of an obsession we have with the heroine navel...and what all we have done with it...done all unimaginable stuff...but a simple imaginable, logical and practical liplock is a big taboo..

Originally posted by: Shehnaiyaan

Anyone who has watched Bahubali 2 can tell me why Kattappa killed Bahubali?

Originally posted by: natashu

@Renu: I think it's very telling how immature the general audience is if they think S' bodyweight or any other such unrelated trait determines her professionalism and/or acting abilities/screen presence. The standards in bollywood have not only fallen down as far as beauty and screen presence are concerned, but acting and screen presence has gone for a complete toss. I can't rememeber the last bollywood movie I saw of a newcomer that I liked, Its sad but I've only liked Ranbir so far, who debuted 10 years ago. I found S via Mirchi, then saw Arundhati, and got bowled over. Rudhramadevi was such a mindblowing movie. I couldn't believe my eyes -- only S could have pulled off that role. It is no wonder she was chosen to play Devsasena. The current crop of bollywood, save 2-3 individuals, cannot act to save their lives, in my opinion. The fact that bollywood movies like Badrinath ki Dhulania and other such crap-fests with talentless people become hits, well, there's a reason for it -- there's an audience who loves such crap-fests, which is truly sad because bollywood will go from bad to worse and finally land in the gutter.

S has tremendous screen presence and beauty, regardless of her bodyweight (she, according to me, has this amazing ability to look amazing no matter what). Her chemistry with D is so electrifying that I wouldn't need to hear two words from their mouths, and could happily stare at them for eternity.