Отправлено: 05.08.06 20:19. Заголовок: Шайни Ахуджа ака -=Грузин=-

не пора ли и ему в отдельную тему? [img src=/gif/sm/sm11.gif]

 Отправлено: 22.08.06 13:42. Заголовок: Re:

otero пишет:

цитата:

заманить-напаить хочет

да уж лучче к нам, чем к крокодилам

 Отправлено: 27.08.06 19:22. Заголовок: Re:

Отсюда

How did it feel to live the life of a gun-toting gangster?
Actually though the film is titled Gangster it dwells more on the personal life of this guy, portraying him as a passionate lover than a gun-toting don.
And how close is your don to Abu Salem?
The script is drawn from the lives of 5-6 gangsters whose names for obvious reasons I can’t reveal. I read about them in the course of my research and none of them resembled Abu Salem though I don’t know too much about him. Every story is close to someone’s life and Gangster in parts could be my life. But as far as I can tell, it is not Salem’s story.

What was Seoul like?
Very cold and exciting. Technologically it’s a very progressive country but in the race for modernisation the Koreans haven’t let go of their roots. They’re very much in touch with their values and culture which in a strange way is remarkably like ours. Parts of Seoul are like Dubai’s concrete jungle, the sea reminscent of Mauritius and the red leaves gives it a nice Swiss touch.

So the shoot was memorable?
Very memorable in particular a night shoot at Seoul station. After 11 p.m. the station turns into a drunkard’s paradise and I’ve never seen so many different kinds of drunks together at one place. There were cops around brandishing batons but I never saw them actually use it on one of these bewdas. I guess it’s because many of them are IT professionals who’ve lost their brilliant jobs to the recession and today are drowning their failure in alcohol. The cops were really patient with them which was good given how sweet-natured some of them were. The scene had me injured and bruised with red make-up streaking my face. As I sat quietly trying to prepare for the moment one of the alcoholics sat down besides me and sympathetically extended a cream towards me indicating that I should apply it on my wounds. The situation only got more heart-warmingly amusing when numb from the cold, I requested Anuraag to punch me around a bit so I would be able to emote. As he charged towards me, the drunk who had befriended me, suddenly came between us, clinging to me protectively, little realising that it was all play-acting and we were shooting for a movie.

There’ve been some recent stories in the press about how you “hurt Kangana’s lips”.
(Agitatedly) It wasn’t intentional. The shot required me to stand in front of Kangana and then at one point protectively spin towards her. She had been instructed to stand 4-5 feet behind me. We were okay through three takes, and then she suddenly drew closer and was barely six inches away when I whirled. My elbow hit her face and opened up a fresh injury that she had sustained when undergoing a recent plastic surgery to get a scar she’d had since childhood removed. There was a lot of bleeding. I got ice and took her to her van. She was fine in two days. I wish this story, even if it was just a publicity exercise, had not come out. I had my share of accidents too and I’ve never spoken of them.


The only thing that has changed is that people now listen to me when I talk
What accidents?
Well, there was this scene that required me to jump through a window. Kangana had to wait about 30 seconds before opening the window and looking out. By the time I should have landed safely but she didn’t quite catch on and flung open the window and crashed into me when I was still in mid-air, 6-8 feet from the ground. I was injured very badly and could have broken my neck. But for me it was just an inadvertent accident.
Your next release will be Yashraj’s Fanaa with Aamir Khan and Kajol.
It’s only a special appearance but I’m quite excited about Fanaa. It was a very good experience working with Yashraj. We shot in Poland which was really cold but a beautiful country. Aamir and I got along very well.

Perhaps because both of you are such perfectionists and passionate about your work?
Perhaps. Ninety per cent of the people here are only interested in finishing a film so they can start on another. Acting for them is all about making money and delivering hits. For me though it’s all about living someone else’s life and though I have often been accused of being too intense I believe that I’m no more serious than any committed professional. You’ve never heard of a neuro surgeon belly dancing during an operation, have you? So why should I be pulled up because I want to push myself. I believe that if your work is good it shouldn’t matter to anyone how you got there.

How’s Rockin shaping up?
Rockin is complete and shooting with Sushmita who plays a singer in the film was a wonderful experience. She’s warm, friendly and lights up the set. It was a totally new role for me with lots of different shades.

How does it feel to be playing Mahesh Bhatt in Woh Lamhe whose life has always been an open book.
(Smiling) That’s what makes the film more interesting. Even though it’s about the Parveen Babi chapter in his life, it’s a very contemporary film. The guy I’m playing is young and ambitious and in a lot of ways is as much like me as he is like Bhattsahab.

Any other projects in hand?
There’s Sudhir Mishra’s film for which I start shooting in September. Between Sudhir’s film and Woh Lamhe I’ll do one film but still have to decide on it.

After a long struggle you swept all the debut awards this year and finally appear to be on the road to success. Hasn’t life changed dramatically?
Not really though I will always be grateful to Screen that was my debut with the debut awards (Chuckles). I still frequent the same gym, drive the same car and go to the same juicewallah. And I still don’t attend Page 3 parties to make sure that my face is seen. The only thing that has changed is that now people listen to me when I talk. There was a time when only Mr Nandy (Pritish) would talk to me and encourage me saying things would change for me, soon. Today, suddenly I’ve become someone very profound and intelligent. (Smiling) Now it’s not so easy to negate what I say.

 Отправлено: 30.08.06 12:04. Заголовок: Re:

Тож с представления саундтрека к Zindaggi Rocks. Шайни с Шахом - два брата, младший побелее, повыше и брился на два дня позже

 Отправлено: 31.08.06 19:23. Заголовок: Re:

Стиллз из Гангстера - по-моему, не было такого... Хорош, зараза...


И ищщо:

 Отправлено: 31.08.06 19:32. Заголовок: Re:

А вот еще пожалуйста дровосек, блин...

 Отправлено: 31.08.06 19:40. Заголовок: Re:

Черт, остановите меня кто-нибудь...
Из Zindaggi Rocks

 Отправлено: 31.08.06 19:56. Заголовок: Re:

wichy пишет:

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А вот еще пожалуйста дровосек, блин...

Какой дровосек? Ленин, блин. И с бревном, и в кепке

 Отправлено: 01.09.06 08:01. Заголовок: Re:

otero пишет:

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И с бревном, и в кепке

И что характерно - бревнышко он себе поменьше отхватил, чтобы не надорваться.

Посмотрела второй трейлер к Woh Lamhe - хачу эту фильму, Кангана красивая - сил нет, Грузин - еще красивее :-)

 Отправлено: 01.09.06 10:26. Заголовок: Re:

wichy пишет:

цитата:

остановите меня кто-нибудь...

нееттт... ты продолжай в том же духе, а в трейлерах Грузин да, шикарный Ты соприкосновения рук оценила?

 Отправлено: 01.09.06 10:30. Заголовок: Re:

nelke пишет:

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Ты соприкосновения рук оценила?

Не рви сердце, классная пара... И музычка тоже прикольная.

 Отправлено: 02.09.06 12:39. Заголовок: Re:

По-моему, не было такого интервью: отсюда -->
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'The loudest way to tell the world to shut up is to show results' goes a saying. Actor Shiney Ahuja has proved it right and is a name that needs no introduction now. His work speaks volumes...He speaks about beauty, India, his likes, dislikes etc...

Most cherished moments of your school or college days?
It was when I got my first bike. My dad had told me that if I was able to get the required grades in my 12th boards, he would buy me a bike and it was an investment he was pretty sure he would not have to make. I guess I surprised both him and myself.

Your take on black magic, superstitions and ghosts?
I am not superstitious. As for black magic and ghosts, I am not sure I can negate their presence. While there is no evidence that proves their existence, there is no evidence that proves that they do not exist.

Beauty or brains?
I think that it is natural human instinct to want and admire physical beauty. And, it definitely opens doors, particularly in my profession. However, there is a power in knowledge and the ability to use that knowledge that truly makes one happy. I think if I had to choose between physical beauty and this happiness, I would have to choose knowledge, with all due respect and gratefulness for 'Beauty' - a joy forever!

If you could change one thing about India, what would it be and why?
Education system - Rather by rote, our education system should allow for interactive sessions where students are given the platform to think and apply knowledge. Also, we should have emphasis and opportunities provided for what is termed extracurricular activities - sports/drama/music etc because we have an amazing pool of talent, and our education system should be geared to liberate it to its full potential.

Would you ever join politics?
Not in the foreseeable future

Your dream destination?
Is there a destination? I believe that once we reach one goal post, the next one beckons us. Life is a beautiful journey.

One thing you like about Mumbai?
People

Do u believe in rebirth?
Yes

What's your take on pollution?
It is not the government's problem...it is each of ours. I believe we all have to do our bit.

What is sense of humor to you?
Dry...

Favorite quote or mantra?
Forgiveness sets you free.

One thing you can't live without?
My wife.

Craziest or weirdest thing that you've ever done?
Nothing as yet.

Your first date?
Was long back!

The Last book that you read?
The Da Vinci code.

Spirituality to you means...
Living and letting live.

Last time you took a cab?
Two days back.

Last time you went to a sabzi mandi?
Don't remember.

Last time you cooked?
Yesterday!

Last time you fought with someone?
Don't remember.

One thing that you like about people?
It is forthrightness and an open mind.

Turn off?
Hypocrisy and pretension.

Turn on?
A heart-warming smile.

Most prized possession?
My book titled "On Acting" by Sanford Meisner.

Your weakness?
Food.

Strength?
Knowing my weakness.

You are crazy about?
Cars/Gadgets.

Favorite food?
Indian.

 Отправлено: 02.09.06 12:45. Заголовок: Re:

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One thing you can't live without? My wife

Утибожемой... однако вроде как живет... :-)

цитата:

Your weakness? Food. Strength? Knowing my weakness.

Прикольно :-)

цитата:

Last time you cooked? Yesterday!

Боже, он еще и готовит!!! где берут таких мужчин??? Можно в очередь записаться???

 Отправлено: 02.09.06 13:02. Заголовок: Re:

Еще одно интервью: тоже с glamsham -->


Practically every release has a new entrant but this aspiring actor is a man with a difference. Every actor has his tryst with destiny and Shiney Ahuja is no exception but what distinguishes this 'shining' star from other performers in his league, is his ability to stay unfazed and unperturbed by the 24 hour on-the-run schedules and the controversies surrounding him. So here's the very exhilarating actor himself...

Who thought of your unconventional name?
My father. As he says, when he first looked at me, he felt that while his name was Suraj, the real 'shine' came into his life with me! While several folks told me to change my name to a more conventional one, my emotional bond with this name turned out to be stronger.

What is that one thing according to you that sells in Bollywood?
Controversy for the sake of controversy!

Is it very difficult for an actor (coming from a non filmy background) to carve a niche for himself?
Yes. A star kid comes with many benefits. One, he has an access to the best production houses, scripts, co-stars and guidance. Two, the road is not unknown, the doors are not locked and the journey therefore is a lot easier. However, if one has the talent, the right personality, the attitude and the grit and determination to succeed, nothing can stop him from realizing his dreams. Though the road to stardom is challenging, it is rewarding. Bollywood's history is dotted with several such amazing stories of success which is why this industry is magical.

Do you really consider Sudhir Mishra as your God father?
This is the industry that has given me the opportunity to live my dreams, to do what I do best - act. It's an industry that has built several lives, it tests you in every way, your courage, your value systems, and your faith while tempting you with the heights of success that no other industry can possibly match. I love and look up to this industry for everything it stands for and for everything it has to offer. My first step into Bollywood was through Sudhir and today I look up to him for guidance, whenever I feel the need. A gifted director, an objective human being, a realist and a survivor...I could not have asked for a better friend and mentor.

What is your source of inspiration?
My spiritual belief's.

Tell us something about your wife?
All I can say is she is God's gift to me.

Your best performance till date?
Vikram in HAZAARON KHWAISHEIN AISI.

What is spirituality to you?
That there is divinity in each of us and to live and let live.

Are you brand conscious?
Yes.

Would you do an endorsement if offered?
Barring tobacco ads, and depending on the product, yes.

Any dream role that you want to execute?
Brad Pitt in SEVEN.

Tell us something about your childhood and college days?
Childhood and college days were the proverbial best days of my life. I recall several stories of escaping with my dad's car, getting the grades to get my first bike from my dad and girlfriend(s) ofcourse.

Where were you born and brought up?
I was born in Dehradun. Since my dad was in the Army, I would say I was brought up almost all over the country. The longest period was in Delhi. So I guess, you can say I was brought up in Delhi.

How was it like working with a female director for the first time in ZINDAGGI ROCKS?
I cannot comment on the film at this point. However, Tanuja has been a pleasure to work with. I don't know if it typically is the case with female directors, but she had the knack of creating a very congenial and warm working atmosphere. We literally felt like family where each member was treated with respect and made to feel special. Patience, the willingness to listen and constant encouragement to her actors are some of Tanuja's most outstanding traits as a director.

What about your other forthcoming films?
Besides ZINDAGGI ROCKS, I am currently working on Mahesh Bhatt's film WOH LAMHE directed by Mohit Suri. I am also doing Sudhir Mishra's BAHUT NIKLE MERE ARMAAN. I have also done a special appearance in FANAA, there were two simple reasons for this. First, it was a Yash Raj Film and secondly, when Kunal Kohli narrated the script to me, he said my name was Suraj and that I was a Major in the Indian Army posted in Kashmir. That is my dad. I requested him to change the last name to 'Ahuja' which he did and I immediately accepted the offer. Other than this, I am currently involved in an ongoing discussion for four more projects.

What provokes you to sign a film?
It is a character driven script, good director and a good story that excites me the most which if produced by a big banner, increases its chances of being a success in a big way.

Any regrets in life?
None!

Any advice to new comers?
I don't know if I know enough and I don't know if there are any rules. However, I do know that the basic ingredients of success... Talent, personality, patience and perseverance. And no one can set rules for your success because it is ultimately your journey.

Lastly any message for your fans?
Yes, I want to thank all of my fans for believing in me and my work. You inspire me to do my best everytime I work. I will try my best to not let you down!

 Отправлено: 02.09.06 13:12. Заголовок: Re:

цитата:

I am also doing Sudhir Mishra's BAHUT NIKLE MERE ARMAAN.

Интересно.. ничего пока не слышала об этом проекте. Буду ждать.

цитата:

I am currently involved in an ongoing discussion for four more projects.

Да, парень пошел нарасхват... Как бы количество не понизило качество.

 Отправлено: 02.09.06 13:16. Заголовок: Re:

еще одно интервью с glamsham - видимо, довольно старое...

The thought of playing Bhootnath in Rituparno Ghosh's adaptation of "Saheb Bibi Aur Ghulam" gives Shiny Ahuja a huge high.

"Yes, Rituparno Ghosh has spoken to me, though we haven't met," Shiny told IANS.

Ghosh is keen to have Shiny play Bhootnath - essayed in the original by Guru Dutt - but the actor is non-committal.

"Yes, Ritu has shown interest in casting me as Bhootnath. And I've worked with the same producer Pritish Nandy in my first film 'Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi'. It'd be a pleasure to do a classic so early in my career," he added.

Shiny's career is "Rocking". That's the title of the film he has signed opposite Sushmita Sen that Tanuja Chandra will direct and Anurradha Prasad will produce.

He has already worked with one female director Ruchi Narain in "Kal" and is set to be Chandra's hero in "Rocking".

"It is the story of a relationship between a rock star played by Sushmita and a doctor, that's me. And contrary to the title, 'Rocking' doesn't refer to Sushmita," he's quick to add, for the fear of being branded a supporting actor in a ladies' movie.

In fact, Shiny is currently in Seoul shooting for Anurag Basu's "Gangster" that revolves around him and Emran Hashmi.

"I play the title role in 'Gangster'. This is Anurag Basu's pet project, the one he has been working on for a year. Yes, Sanjay Dutt was considered. I'm flattered to have been chosen for an out-and-out action film where I play the title role."

Shiny has been doing yoga to master the art of patient perseverance. "I'll have to hang on cable wires for minutes. That requires a lot of willpower. Yoga will help me do that."

He co-stars with a new actress called Kangana. "But what really excites is that I'm part of the first Indian film to be shot in Seoul. I like to be where new things are happening. I feel both my films so far 'Hazaaron Khwashien Aisi' and 'Kal' broke the mould, got away from traditional filmmaking to probe and experiment the human psyche in a novel manner. That's the kind of cinema I believe in. And yet I also want to be where the action is. That's where 'Gangster' comes."

Shiny sees it as his chance for fame, glamour and mainstream stardom. "Of course, I want all of that. Who doesn't? I'm working towards it."

So happy is Anurag Basu with his hero that he has already decided to work with him in a film called "Metro", loosely based on the Meryl Streep-Robert de Niro romance "Falling In Love".

"I don't know if that's the source," shrugs Shiny. "But, yes, it's about two married people who fall in love on the metro."

The actor seems to have become quite a favourite with the Bhatts. After the Bhatt production "Gangster", Shiny will do another film for Mukesh Bhatt.

"I feel I'm cruising down the runway. My career is about to take off." After returning from Seoul, Shiny says he leaves for Los Angeles to negotiate a Hollywood project.

"It's an Italian American filmmaker whose cinema is on the lines of what Martin Scorsese makes. I think he saw 'Hazaar Khwaishein..." and wants me for his film."

 Отправлено: 02.09.06 13:23. Заголовок: Re:

Любите ли вы Грузина также, как любит его Glamsham???
Четвертое интервью с glamsham.com

Shiney Ahuja says he's very different from the wheeler-dealer he played in Sudhir Mishra's "Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi".

"I wish I was like him. Maybe my career would've taken off in a big way by now. I'm idealistic about a lot of things, including my career.

"I can't socialize just to be noticed. The only reason I should be cast is because I suit the role. Believe me, this attitude finally earns you the film industry's respect. I'm not looking at short-term gains. I plan to be around for 20 years."

Shiney isn't too happy with the way "Karam" shaped up. "When the film was narrated to me it was a two-hero film. That's not how it turned out," Shiney told IANS in an interview.

"My role was greatly reduced only because I was a newcomer. I protested to my director. But he told me the film was out of his control. You only have to see the length of my role in the script and what remains of it on screen.

"The director Sanjay F. Gupta and I worked hard on making my cop's role different. None of that remains! I was given a list of scenes. John had 18-20. I had 12-13. So we were almost equals. I also had songs. None of that remained."

Does Shiney blame his co-star John Abraham?

"I honestly can't say. I don't know what happened. John is a wonderful person. I had jaundice during 'Karam'. He called a doctor and really looked after me. So I don't know... What I do know is finally I had only six-seven scenes in 'Karam'.

"All my other films including the forthcoming 'Kal' have me in central roles. It's a film directed by Ruchi Narain. And it's totally about my character Tarun. Throughout you see me in coma. You'll see me on my feet in only five scenes. But they're so effective.

"I also have Amit ('Jism') Saxena's 'Agar'. Here I play a very nice regular simple sweet guy. The wicked glint you see in 'Sins' and 'Hazaaron Khwahishein' is not me," chuckles the Delhi boy who had his formal education in Ranchi and Lucknow.

"My Hindi is very good. That's an advantage among today's actors, isn't it?"

Shiney has been happily married for four years now.

"My wife Anu wants to stay out of the limelight. Both of us are nurturing my career right now. I'm ambitious and I want to be successful but not starry.

"So far after three releases I'm still the same guy I used to be. I feel humbled by the praise for 'Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi'."

Was he comfortable doing those steamy scenes in "Sins"?

"I can't get judgmental about my characters. I can't let my conscience dictate my choice of roles. Personally I would never be caught with my pants down like my character...

"As for the eyebrow-raising photo-session with my co-star Seema Rahmani (where he was in bed with his hand covering her breasts) I've to do my job.

"The publicity isn't my look-out. As much as I disagree with the producer I've to do what's right for the film. So much money is invested in a film. I can't afford to be self-righteous. I can argue about my character. I can't argue about the publicity. I know nothing about it."

Of the three films he has been seen in so far Shiney Ahuja has proved himself a newcomer who can tackle the most complex of characterizations with ease.

He seems perfectly relaxed acquiring the reputation of a thinking actor so early in his career.

"I've had one release a month in the last three months, all very different from one another. Whether it was the priest in 'Sins', the cop in 'Karam' or the morally compromised wheeler-dealer in 'Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi'.

"They're all part of a larger design which I've devised for my career. I've actually been shooting for five films in the last two years. It's just a coincidence that three of them have come together."

He's delighted at the chance to be so versatile so early in his career. "Especially 'Hazaaron Khwaishein'... which was actually my first film."

Shiney feels like an outsider in Bollywood.

"But at the end of the day the industry does recognize true talent. That's why I never shy away from auditioning for roles. I can't understand why colleagues feel insulted. I love doing auditions even if I feel I'm not suitable for a role.

"When I auditioned for my roles in 'Sins' or 'Hazaaron Khwaishein' I knew I was a different person from what I had to play. But because I had done 60-70 ads in a very short time, I had a clear insight into the character's psyche. When I auditioned I made sure they could see the character in me."

Shiney has taken part in a lot of theatre workshops.

"I guess that helped me do the complex roles in 'Sins' and 'Hazaaron Khwaishein' ... It is interesting how I got my character Vikram's role in Sudhir Mishra's film. I auditioned for K.K. Menon's part.

"But I also read the lines of the other hero. They thought I was more like the wheeler-dealer Vikram than the idealist Siddharth. In real life I think I'm a bit of both."

 Отправлено: 02.09.06 13:29. Заголовок: Re:

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"My role was greatly reduced only because I was a newcomer. I protested to my director. But he told me the film was out of his control. You only have to see the length of my role in the script and what remains of it on screen

Сония, ты про это интервью тогда говорила, что он сильно жалится, что его роль в Караме порезали???

цитата:

It is interesting how I got my character Vikram's role in Sudhir Mishra's film. I auditioned for K.K. Menon's part.

Прикол!!! Не представляю его в роли Сидхарта :-)

 Отправлено: 02.09.06 21:02. Заголовок: Re:

wichy пишет:

цитата:

Сония, ты про это интервью тогда говорила, что он сильно жалится, что его роль в Караме порезали???

ага, оно меня там некоторые еще места покоробили... но вроде он образумился с тех пор.

 Отправлено: 03.09.06 12:19. Заголовок: Re:

Soniya пишет:

цитата:

оно меня там некоторые еще места покоробили...

Видать поначалу его заело - мож дал себе какой-нибудь зарок во второстепенных ролях не играть, а тут его взяли и так обломани

 Отправлено: 07.09.06 19:54. Заголовок: Re:

 Отправлено: 15.09.06 16:58. Заголовок: Re:

Shiney sheds real tears in 'Zindaggi Rocks'
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IANS

Upcoming actor Shiney Ahuja, who plays a doctor in "Zindaggi Rocks", sheds real tears for an emotional scene.
When director Tanuja Chandra asked Shiney, who is known for his dedication, to use glycerine he refused.
However he assured her that there would be tears and, sure enough, the minute the camera rolled tears rolled down Shiney's cheeks.
Chandra captured the touching moment executed beautifully by the actor - that ironically brought a smile on the faces of the unit members.
Produced by BAG Films "Zindaggi Rocks" also stars Sushmita Sen who plays a rock star in the film and Shiney's love interest.

отсюда -->

Шайни, играющий доктора в фильме Zindaggi Rocks, проливает настоящие слезы в эмоциональной сцене.
Когда режиссер Тануджа Чандра предложила Шайни, который известен своей преданностью делу, использовать глицерин - он отказался.
Он уверил ее, что в сцене должны быть слезы, и в ту минуту, когда началась съемка, слезы покатились по его щекам.
Чандра считает, что этот трогательный момент исполнен актером отлично.

 Отправлено: 15.09.06 17:00. Заголовок: Re:

wichy пишет:

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Он уверил ее, что в сцене должны быть слезы, и в ту минуту, когда началась съемка, слезы покатились по его щекам.

От ведь, великая сила искусства...
Я бы не удивилась, если он в Хазароне своими слезами плакал... а тут вроде попсятина - а все равно старается... посмотрим, как у него на жанре мюзикла дело пойдет.

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Стилз из Zindagi:

Прикольный все ж хлопец... такой запростецкий на стилсах из этого фильма... небрытенький, ф клетчатой рубашечке... посмотрим, что у него из этого выйдет.
Скачала клипец на ремикс из Woh Lamhe, на который шурик давала ссылочку... заценим. По трейлерам - Шайни мне там ужжжжасно понравился - особенно в моменте, когда Кангана его вроде как на съемках фоткает, и он к ней поворачивается и так улыбается...

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Новое статья про Шайни - отсюда. Долго ржаль...

When Shiney had a great fall...
By: Sandipan Dalal
September 20, 2006
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Shiney Ahuja
Recently, a loud thud at Shiney Ahuja’s suburban apartment, in the wee hours of the morning, jolted his household attendants out of their sleep.

To their relief, it wasn’t a burglar breaking into the house but a groggy-eyed Shiney who had rolled off his bed and was lying on the floor! However, Ahuja is not visibly embarrassed. “These cute little things keep happening in my life. And I keep having a good laugh over them,” he says.

We gather that the actor holds a record in falling off his bed since his toddler days. In fact, his parents vouch for this, saying ever since he was a child he’s been surrounded by a good number of pillows to prevent him from falling off!

Pillow talk

Shiney explains, “I had just come back from my brief visit to the United States and all my cushions and pillows had gone for dry cleaning. That night, I just had a small pillow to rest my head. I have this habit of rolling all over the bed while sleeping and I didn’t even realise when I was lying on the floor. Instead of helping me, my guys at home were busy laughing.”

Ever since, Ahuja has been limping as he sustained injuries on his hipbone. “Thank god it’s not serious though. There’s a blood clot on my hipbone and I’ve been facing difficulty while walking and exercising.”

Pleasure trip

The actor has just returned from a mini-vacation in the United States and is presently travelling across the country to promote his forthcoming film, Woh Lamhe.

“It was really a pleasure trip. I had a string of appearances to make across New York, Manhattan and other places. What struck me was that I have finally earned some fans for myself. There were a lot of Pakistani fans who kept humming Ya Ali (Gangster) as I walked past them.”

As for work, he starts filming for Sudhir Mishra’s Bahut Nikle Mere Armaan, which traces the lives of an emerging writer and a leading actress in the ’50s, in the coming week.

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I had a string of appearances to make across New York, Manhattan and other places

ААААА!!!!!!!!!!

Где, где я была в это время???? Учила Саифа русскому???? (рвет на себе волосы)

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Soniya пишет:

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Где, где я была в это время???? Учила Саифа русскому???? (рвет на себе волосы)

А то бы ты уж помогла Шайни не упасть с кровати???
Кстати, да, Сония... и как я сразу не подумала... ведь ты могла бы поучить русскому и Шайни. Не зря, ох не зря у тебя к Саифу душа не очень лежала

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wichy пишет:

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А то бы ты уж помогла Шайни не упасть с кровати???

я бы ему соломку подстелили и устроила бы сеновал

wichy пишет:

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ведь ты могла бы поучить русскому и Шайни

дааа... его бы я наверное с большим удовольствием поучила... блин, зря на съемки не хотела ходить, может он тоже в гости заглядывал?

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wichy пишет:

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Долго ржаль...

прынц на подушках

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The Man Behind the Women
By MovieTalkies.com, 20 September 2006


Shiney Ahuja has become one of the most sought out new actors in the industry, but we made a small, interesting observation in regards to the films he has signed. Coincidentally (or not) most of Shiney’s films have been womam centric. Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi revolved more on Chitrangada Singh, whereas Gangster was told from Kangana Ranaut’s perspective. Now both of his upcoming films, Zindaggi Rocks and Who Lamhe have strong female central characters who Shiney supports. Zindaggi Rocks revolves around Sushmita Sen and her life as a Rockstar and the personal sacrifice she chooses to make while Who Lamhe sees Kangana Ranaut enacting a character based on Pareveen Babi. We can’t help but wonder why Shiney is letting the women overpower him, or is it that he feels his films will only be accepted by the audiences if he plays second fiddle to his leading ladies?

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Jee пишет:

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Shiney is letting the women overpower him, or is it that he feels his films will only be accepted by the audiences if he plays second fiddle to his leading ladies?

Он просто знает, что и на вторых ролях звездит так, что мало не кажется В Хазароне он для меня АДНАЗНАЧНА переиграл всех, и главное действующее лицо - он, в Гангстере - Кангана великолепна, но Шайни - эт вааще отдельная песня... Думаю, что и в Woh Lamhe он не проиграет от своей "забитости"

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Чё то не припомню есть у нас грузинская галерея или нет... Скину сюда пока.

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Грузинская галерея есть, но серано спасибо :-) Что-то он совсем кудри отпустил чуть не по пояс... но хорош.
Смотрела клип на ремикс kya Mujhe pyar - клыыыыы... потрясно выглядит, ну сил нет смотреть, как хорош.
А Кангана, похоже, танцевать не умеет...

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wichy пишет:

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А Кангана, похоже, танцевать не умеет...

Ну, положа руку на сердце - Грузин там тож не особо вытанцовывает.

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otero пишет:

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Ну, положа руку на сердце - Грузин там тож не особо вытанцовывает

:-) Пару па он там все ж отчебучил - по ним непонятно, умеет или нет. А по Кангане - точнее, по ее танцам именно в этом клипе, показалось, что не умеет :-( Лана, поживем - увидим...
Ах, нет в жизни совершенства Шарад тоже не умеет....

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wichy пишет:

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Ах, нет в жизни совершенства

Эт точно! Апсара вспомни - маленькая обезьянка с плешкой
"Эх ежели бы нос Семена Семёновича да приложить бы к лицу Ивана Петровича, да..." (почти (с))

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otero пишет:

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Апсара вспомни - маленькая обезьянка с плешкой

Ты эта... полегче Я его ищщо люблю все-таки... и его талант застилает мне глаза