#20 years of Mohabbatein

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#5

Mfs be 8 and say stuff like, “When Hozier said this, I felt it.” Shut up. Go watch Shin-Chan

61 notes - Posted January 25, 2022

#4

I did not like the Annie and Hughie scene. Sorry. 

I get that they are trying to show Toxic Masculinity bad, but it doesn’t kind of work here. Hughie has never had a problem with Starlight being stronger than him. He has always been insecure about his abilities. Everyone in the group treats him as this useless tool, and it just reinforces that. Like last episode, when he asked MM and Butcher whether they want awkward, powerless Hughie, or supe Hughie who can take care of himself. 

That scene felt really forced. Really forced. The violence over the past three seasons has torn down his morality, and he just doesn’t think there’s any other way. And he’s right. 

What can they do about Homelander? Use diplomacy to stop him, blackmail him, take away public support, shame him out of existence? 

He doesn’t want to be one who needs to be saved every single time, who needs to be protected, the one who is a liability every time they are out on the field. He’s tired of that. I mean, yeah. If it comes down to a fight, which it most probably will, he doesn’t want to be the one hiding in a corner. 

104 notes - Posted June 24, 2022

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Vigilante casually admitting that he didn’t mind Peacemaker bullying him because he doesn’t feel emotions.

104 notes - Posted January 28, 2022

#2

Okay genuinely asking

What srk 2000s movie is the best?

Like i was just listening to tumhe jo maine dekha and i realised that i don't even know what that movie is from and like everyone has seen them

so from which should I start?

~cupcake

Tumhe Jo Maine Dekha is from Main Hoon Na. How do you not know that? Jail. Jail.

Okay, so SRK from 2000 to 2010 is pretty much flawless era, except some movies which I don't remember. They are probably shit if I don't remember them.

Every single of these. And I mean, every single of them has a mind-blowing good album. Guaranteed two-three songs in each, which you will love for as long as you will live.

Main Hoon Na (2004) is quintessential Bollywood movie. It is the most bollywood movie to ever movie. You know. And somehow it still works, till this day. Soundtrack is first love vibes.

Om Shanti Om (2007), is another one of the same mould. Made by the same director, Farah Khan. Silly as fuck. Soundtrack is god-tier good.

Chak De India (2007) has probably SRK's greatest performance, along with Swades and My Name is Khan (onto them, later). You have probably seen this. I mean of course you have. The emotions this movie makes you feel, and the fact that it actually juggles multiple characters, and just ugh. I love this movie so much.

Kal Ho Na Ho (2003). That's it. Just watch it, if you haven't.

Veer-Zaara (2004). SRK had a very good 2004 btw. He was nominated for Best Actors for 3 different movies. Veer-Zaara is probably one of the best pure Romance movies, made in this country. Rani Mukherjee is so good. Fun fact, the soundtrack of this movie, uses compositions made by Madan Mohan, who had died in 1975. 30 years after his death.

Mohabbatein (2000). This movie is one of the major reasons I want to become a professor in a college in a hill station. Oddly similar to Dead Poets Society. Just like Koi Mil Gaya is very similar to ET.

Swades (2004). The least bollywood movie among the lot. His performance is iconic as hell. I love the pace of this movie so much. And I really love the romance-plot as well, because it doesn't feel overdone, or rushed.

My Name is Khan (2010). You have probably seen this already. It's a little overdramatic in the end. It's Karan Johar, what do you expect. But his performance is so good. So good. Features the greatest proposal scene in the history of cinema. The scene where he meets Jimmy Shergill after the latter's wife is attacked, will never not make me cry. Same goes for the scene, where he reunites with Mandira.

K3G (2001). YEAH.

Dil To Pagal Hai (1997). Everyone remembers the soundtrack of this movie. As they should, because it's fucking amazing. But the movie is so much more than the soundtrack. It's so good. Akshay Kumar is in it, as well.

ALSO.

How I remember these movies, has a lot to do with nostalgia. A LOT. If you have never seen them in your life, and you are watching them for the first time now, you are not going to enjoy yourself as much as I do. Some of them are problematic as fuck. Looking at you Mohabbatein. Move on you fucking weirdo, you are hallucinating your dead girlfriend of 10 years. These movies were a huge part of my childhood, so yeah, I remember them very fondly.

112 notes - Posted April 16, 2022

My #1 post of 2022

You know, ignore the quality of the movies and shows, and the oppressive practices that are used by making them, but aren’t MCU fans nauseated by the number of movies and shows. 

Every single month, there is a movie or show that is coming out. Every single month. How do you like, feel any excitement, or like just ugh. Aren’t you bored and tired.

138 notes - Posted June 14, 2022

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Shah Rukh Khan gets nostalgic, recalls recording for ‘Mohabbatein’ with Aditya Chopra ‘breathing down his neck’ Superstar Shah Rukh Khan on Tuesday marked 20 years of the blockbuster hit 'Mohabbatein' by recalling a scene that he filmed with megastar Amitabh Bachchan. 

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Shamita Shetty completes 20 years in the film industry; says she was selective : Bollywood News – Bollywood Hungama Shamita Shetty began her career in 2000 with the film Mohabbatein. With her performance as Ishika, she soon became a household name.

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Happy 20 years of Mohabbatein  🍁

[srbachchan]

DAY 4318

Jalsa, Mumbai            ��   Jan 1,  2020                 Wed 11:42 pm

Birthday - EF - Smita Buch .. Thursday, January 2 .. birthday wishes from all of us to you and may you have a glorious year .. love from the Ef ..

The first day of the new decade .. of the first of the 10 years that shall follow .. the first of the first month .. and my Ef Sudhir gives an observation .. 

“In the morning... My elder brother, Ravi, had shown me how to read the calendar... 

This, on the top, is the number of the year... This, here, is the name of the month... This number, here, is called the date... Date is the number of the day...  This, here, is called the day... There are many months in a year, and many days in a month... but each date happens only once in a day... because date is a count... Every date is the total number of days which have happened in the month till that day...

What stuck : Every date is the total number of days in the month till that day...”

... and date has so many connotations it is impossible to enumerate .. for this though it is the evening before the DAY of the writing .. the thought the process the intent the context and the reason , why ..

.. yes many do ask for the reason of the above and the why .. 

Every why has never ever needed a response .. I write because I write .. I express here because I wish to express .. I comment here because I wish to comment .. 

Like it dislike it reprimand abuse question disagree , dis associate .. it is the ‘kala nazar ka teeka’ .. one that prevents the evil from a gaze that could be bad and irrelevant .. nothing like so here .. every gaze is relevant every expression in its import a precious gem .. it was not created , this , to create comment or demand or reason .. they all came in the course of the days .. valuable, connecting, embracing, enveloping the love and the grace of all .. 

I am in denial of gratitude here for the existence .. the family , the Ef cannot be in a reason to be here .. they are here of own will .. families do these things .. they remain within .. yes at times one reads and hears with extreme pain the parting, the going away, the desolation of separation .. 

But the moment of the hold of togetherness - even if it was for that minute second , was a holding all the same .. for that limited spell, the feel was to be together to be one to be inside the embrace .. that is it .. 

The hold though brief is not brief it is eternal .. it takes a lot to extend a hold .. to reach out and command embrace .. the touch the warmth of each other is sufficient to express that it did make effort of a feel .. for me that is enough ..

You may discard now .. throw away .. disconnect .. have a million reasons .. its water on a ducks back .. it will not stay .. once done , DONE ..

IN THE END IT SHALL BE ONLY US .. 

SO .. on the day of the first day we sit in silent understanding .. the progeny is away in their world and time .. it is normal .. so were we away on many a time in the past .. technology keeps us close and within voice reach .. even that is blessing ..

but blessings come too from quarters of them that write .. they express .. they post to me .. and I would have hesitated to talk about it .. but their writing is already in the realm of the universal , so putting it here .. well ..  is humbling and immodest .. but ..

Amitji, You  Are  One  Of  Your Kind

By Subhash K Jha

Whenever I am asked to write about Mr Bachchan I am reminded that I know  him so well. But I  wonder if  I really know him at all.

Does anyone know the real  Mr B?  Even Jayaji, the Bachchan I am closest to and the one HE is closest to, says she has to read the silences because he likes to remain quiet when at home. That is when  he can really be himself, though I am yet to understand what  it means  for him  to be himself.

What I do know is, this phenomenon  named Amitabh Bachchan is  genuinely  a force of Nature, incomparable with  anything that I’ve known in my entire life.I’ve known him for  20 years  . His energy and enthusiasm  level remain unchanged. Even today he gets as excited  about his work as he did when Mohabbatein  was offered  to him 2000 . It began his second innings in  cinema.

I remember how excited  he  was about doing the  film, and how  grateful  to Yashji  for giving him the opportunity.And I know how upset he was  when earlier this  month he couldn’t attend  the National awards  to receive  his Dada Saheb Phalke award. To Amitji, every honour is of great importance.

I don’t  know if every  friend  is  special to him. But he has always treated me as someone really special.  On one  of the earliest episodes  of Kaun Banega Crorepati,  the game show which was  a  game-changer for Indian television, Mr Bachchan when introduced  to  a contestant  from Bihar he  proudly told  the  contestant that   he has  a dear friend in Patna named Subhash K Jha.

I won’t pretend.It  was golden  moment for me.To  have his endorsement while millions watched…it meant a  lot.  Not too many of  my friends  in the film industry  would do something  like this. It is his generosity  of  spirit that I admire the most  in his personality.As an actor he  may fail some day (although that’s hard to imagine). But as  a friend he  can never fail you.

“Meet the  film journalist  from Patna who  doesn’t like travelling to Mumbai,” he’d introduce me whenever we met on his sets. But  most of my most memorable  meetings  with Amitji have  been in the Bachchan home Jalsa where Jayaji  presides  over  a household that runs  with  clockwork precision.The meals served  in silver thalis with innumerable  katoris of vegetables, are  unforgettable.

There are  numerous incidents etched in my mind illustrating his generous spirit. Two of them are more special than others. Once when I was on the airport in Mumbai to catch  my flight back  to Patna after the premiere of  Black, I was informed my  seat had been given away to  someone else. In a panic , I did the  first thing that came to my mind(this was a Sahara flight and  at that time he was  associated with the  Group).

I rang  up Amitji and  complained  hysterically like  a child. He heard me  out and calmly asked me to hand the phone  over to  the lady at the  counter.Within  five  minutes I  was  on the flight.

The  other incident  happened at my residence in Patna when Mr Bachchan came  home  for dinner. He had come to Patna  for  the promotion  of  his film Aarakshan. And director Prakash Jha tried his  utmost to dissuade  him from  breaking the schedule. When Prakash couldn’t convince Mr Bachchan, he called and urged me  to dissuade  Mr Bachchan as, Prakash claimed,  his visit to my home posed a security hazard.

I had no choice. I reluctantly told   Amitji that  it’s better to  cancel the visit to my home  .

“No,I had promised you.Whenever I  came to Patna  I’d come to your house,” he replied calmly.

And that  was  that.

By the time he arrived  with his  entourage it was late evening. The entire road and stadium in front of my home was plastered with  humanity,  not a space anywhere …How did they come  to know?! I panicked. How would his  car reach my  gate?When he arrived the sea of humanity parted  like the Red Sea and the cars sailed by.After he got out of the car he walked straight into the sea of humanity  with folded hands. Not one person  tried to  touch  him or get  close to him.

That  evening I realised why  he is who he is.

and then there is another 

Love and the greetings and the blessings of the elders to you and may the Gods grace your hearts and lives with all their might .. may that unknown force of nature build the most beautiful palaces of residences in your hearts .. may HE be there in all your guidances and give the right path the light of purity and benevolence .. give you abundance .. give you joys .. take away grief and want .. fill you with plentifulness .. as never before ..

Amitabh Bachchan .. my Ef my pride , my existence ..

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Hey,how's everything with you going?

Questions

Top 5 bollywood movies

5 bollywood actors and actresses

I'm curious 🤔

AHHHHHHHH U FOR REAL OMGGG 😭❤️ thanks for the ask!!

I’m most of the time doing homework for online school from my graphic design assistance training bc of rona uwu I hate it but what u gonna do, right. At least I can sleep long. I’ve seen around 112 bollywood movies since last year (started in may 2020 so it was anniversary 4 days ago lol). Now to the questions - There are at least 20 other movies I could put here but let’s choose these 5

Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham (2001) (my first indian childhood movie)

Mohabbatein (2000)

P.K. (2014)

Super 30 (2019)

Padmaavat (2018)

Honorable mentions: Gully Boy, Dangal, 3 Idiots, Talaash, Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga, Wake Up Sid, Chak de! India, Dil Dhadakne Do

Actors and actresses is much easier, I really have some faves

Shahrukh Khan (I’ve seen all his movies as leading role except Josh)

Aamir Khan

Ranbir Kapoor

Ranveer Singh

Anushka Sharma

I also like Rajkummar Rao, Kareena Kapoor and Hrithik Roshan 😌 If you or any of my other followers seeing this has recommendations feel free to send them to me 😭

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Amitabh Bachchan: The Actor, The Superstar, The Living Legend

October 11, 2019

by Inakshi Chandra-Mohanty

When I first watched Sholay as a naïve seven-year old girl, I didn’t realize that this was the beginning of a love affair with the movies and the enigmatic persona of Amitabh Bachchan. For the first time, I saw Bachchan as an actor, not a superstar. It is surprising since Sholay is one of the few films during Bachchan’s prime years, that isn’t typically remembered as a “Bachchan film.” Its prominence as an Indian cinema classic derives from the ensemble nature of the film, an amalgamation of brilliant performances, succinct writing, legendary music, and path-breaking cinematography and direction. But still, I felt drawn to his performance as the laid back, hilariously sarcastic Jai. Maybe his performance stood out due to the subdued nature of the character, a stark contrast to the remaining performances in the film. Or maybe my perception was influenced by the manner in which I had been exposed to his work before watching Sholay. 

Like many Indian kids, growing up in the 21st century, my introduction to Amitabh Bachchan began with Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham. As a young four year old, I was aware of his status as a legend. But no more than that. My view of him was strictly limited to the fatherly figure I had witnessed in Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham, Mohabbatein, and later Kyun Ho Gaya Naa. My parents, uncles, and aunts, who were avid watchers of his films, had spent their childhood years during the Bachchan era. So, between the ages of four and seven, alongside these newer films, I was shown Bachchan films from the 70s. There was Bachchan, the angry young man, in Zanjeer and Deewar. There was Bachchan the comic star in Chupke Chupke and Amar Akbar Anthony. There was Bachchan, the stylish star in Don. But in all these, he was a “star.” No different than his contemporaries, Dharmendra, Vinod Khanna, Shashi Kapoor, Rishi Kapoor, etc. By the time I watched Sholay, I had grown accustomed to seeing his younger self on screen, albeit in a very different manner. Not only did Sholay display his strong acting skills elevated above his superstar status, but it also prompted me to reexamine some of his films that I had viewed earlier, with a more rounded perception of his character. I found his acting to be far more subdued than his contemporaries, who had given into the norm of louder acting in the 70s. Even in roles where he was required to be loud, such as Namak Halaal, Kaalia, Suhaag, Mr. Natwarlal, etc. he managed to keep his acting toned, and far away from criticism for overacting. 

My love for Amitabh Bachchan cemented itself after my viewing of Sholay and only continued to grow as I eagerly watched more and more of his work. By the age of 10, I had seen 40 films of his. And now, 10 years later, by the age of 20, I have seen 80! So obsessed was I with his work, that the 10-year old me, decided to write a letter to Amitabh Bachchan for a school assignment where we had to write to a famous person. To me, no one on earth could be more famous than Amitabh Bachchan. My classmates wrote to a wide range of American celebrities. One person even wrote to the U.S. president. But I was clear. My letter would go to India. It would go to my idol Amitabh Bachchan. In this letter, I recounted my love for him and his work, to the best ability that I could as a 10 year old. It included the number of films I had seen of his, my obsession with Sholay, and a few sentences on my favorite scene from Sholay, when Jai throws colors in Gabbar’s eyes. Though I never got a response, the process of mailing a handwritten letter to my favorite actor was extremely exciting and gratifying. Hopefully, one day I will get the opportunity to meet him and I will present to him the copy of the letter that I keep safely in my room. 

I still wonder what prompted my love for Bachchan to grow to an extent that was far beyond any other kid in my generation. My generation reveres him, respects him, but their knowledge of him is limited to just that. They don’t passionately react to his films in the same way that they might react to Shahrukh Khan, or Ranbir Kapoor. I still get surprised looks when I tell people that my favorite film is Sholay and my favorite actor Amitabh Bachchan. He is the only actor, whose films I will watch regardless of the quality of the film. I will go watch a horrible film like Thugs of Hindostaan in theaters, just because of my faith in the ability of his acting performance to transcend story, cinematography, and direction. 

He is an actor, he is a superstar, he is a legend. But more than that he is an inspiration for all generations, including those to come. There is so much left to say about him, so many more experiences, so many more films. This one page article cannot do justice to the legendary superstar that he is.

@srbachchan

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Born

Aagha Ali Abbas

4 December 1985 (age 35) NationalityPakistaniOccupationActor, singerSpouse(s)Hina Altaf (m. 2020)

Ptv Drama Serial Jinnah Ke Naam Last Episode 2019

Aagha Ali Abbas (Urdu: آغا علی عباس‎) is a Pakistani television actor, presenter, writer and singer. Wattpad.com login. The grandson of actor Inayat Hussain Bhatti.

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Early life and background(edit)

Agha Ali was born on 4 December 1985 to Shia Family in Lahore, Punjab. He is the younger son of the widely known actor of the 1980s and early 1990s, Agha Sikander (d. 1993), who himself was the son of the popular character actor Agha Saleem Raza (d. 1965), and through his mother, Rubina Sikander, he is the grandson of the legendary singer, actor and producer Inayat Hussain Bhatti, making him a nephew of the television actor Waseem Abbas as well as a cousin of Ali Abbas. He is the brother of actor Ali Sikandar, and the grandnephew of actor Kaifee. Agha graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Arts from the National College of Arts.(1)(2)

Career(edit)

Agha started testing his talent when he was 19 years old and did theater during his college days where he performed as an actor/singer in 15 to 20 theater plays. His career started as an anchor-host in 2006 with the channel ATV, and with the successful program Total Round Up. He won the Best Anchor Award for the same program at the ATV Awards in 2006.(3) He started his acting career with Yaad Piya Ki Aaye (2005) as Sameer, and then Satrangi (2008). The latter was at first popular, but lost its charm in later episodes. He took a hiatus of about three years for his education, and during that time made the music video, 'Mera Pehla Rock Song', which was launched at the platform of the national television PTV Home in the show Morning With Juggan on 9 January 2013. His leading role in the romantic series Mein Hari Piya (2012), on Hum TV, was well received by the critics and the public, and earned him a nomination for the Hum Award for Best Soap Actor.(4)(5)Rukhsaar, a television series on Geo TV, gained him further success. This was followed by the musical covers 'Khwab Adhoore Sahi' and 'Aaj Bhi'. In 2014 he starred in Mere Meherbaan, Mehram and Digest Writer. All were critically praised and garnered him public recognition. His career further advanced with the role of a rockstar in the 2015 religious drama series, Khuda Dekh Raha Hai, opposite Sajal Aly, for which he also sang the title song. Agha then played leading roles in several successful series, including Andaaz-e-Sitam (2017), Tumhare Hain (2017), Band Khirkiyan (2019), and Dil-e-Gumshuda (2019), which added to his popularity.(6)

Personal life(edit)

Although rumors of a relationship with Sarah Khan first emerged in 2017, it was not until after their 2019 breakup that Ali spoke of it, calling it their first serious relationship. Though they both hosted a television show together in 2016, Agha fell in love with Altaf whilst filming Dil-e-Gumshuda. The couple married in a private Nikah ceremony on 22 May 2020 in Karachi.(7)(8)

Television(edit)

YearSerialRoleChannelNotes2005Yaad Piya Ki AayeSameerPTV Home2008SatrangiKhayyamGeo TV2008Teri Ek NazarRameezGeo TV2009Jinnah Ke NaamSameerPTV Home2010Mujhe Hai Hukum-e-AzanJimmyHum TV2012–2013Mein Hari PiyaZawarHum TVNominated—Hum Award for Best Soap Actor2013Halki Si KhalishAamirHum TV2013Agar Tum Na HoteHammadA-Plus TV2013Kami Reh GaeeRizwanPTV Home2013GhundiMohsinHum Sitaray2014Shehr-e-YaranAhsanARY Digital2014Arranged MarriageAhmadARY Digital2014Shab-e-ZindagiYasirAbstron TV2014RukhsaarAmaarGeo TV2014Baimaan MohabbatBaberARY Digital2014Mere MeherbaanZeeshanHum TV2014–15MehramAreebHum TVAlso playback singer for the song 'Dararien'2014–15Digest WriterShehreyarHum TV2014–15NooriTariqTVOne2015Mere KhudaYasirHum TV2015Khuda Dekh Raha HaiJunaidA-Plus TVAlso playback singer for the song 'Khuda Dekh Raha Hai'2015MaamtaMaazARY Digital2015Kis Se KahoonFahadPTV Home2015Tum Yaad AyeShehreyarAry Digital2015Tere Mere BeechFahadHum TV2016GhaltiSaimA-Plus TV2017Andaaz e SitamWamiqUrdu 12017Tumhare HainRayanARY Digital2017Be IntehaZaidUrdu 12017Bedardi SaiyaanShaaniGeo TV2018Mere BewafaShahmeerA-Plus TVAlso playback singer for the song 'Mere Bewafa'2018Khatti Methi Love StoryBilalExpress Entertainment2018Band KhirkiyanZainHum TV2019Dil-e-GumshudaDaniyalGeo TV2020Teray Pyar MaiHaiderGeo TVTelefilm2020Khoob SeeratSamarGeo TVAli Akbar2020DikhawaDanishGeo TVEpisode: 'Keraye Ki Izzat'2020Aik Aur MunafiqRashidGeo TVEpisode Jholi2021 Mujhe Khuda Pay Yaqeen Hai HammadGeo TVSaleem ghanchi2021Makafaat Season 3SalmanGeo TVEpisode: 'Usool Aur Sachai'2021Bhoot BanglaLTN FamilyHorror Telefilm2021Zoya Nay Haan KardiAshirGeo TVTeleflim2021Teri

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^Wajiha Jawaid (4 November 2015), 'Agha Ali to play action hero in debut film', hipinpakistan. Retrieved 7 July 2018.

^Saleem Raza's profile on Pakmag

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[news-express]

‘We weren’t supposed to know whether Aishwarya was Shah Rukh’s imagination’, recalls Farah It's been 20 years since Aditya Chopra's second directorial Mohabbatein released. The film starred Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan in the lead roles.

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20 years of Mohabbatein : mypencildotcom Speaks to Preeti Jhangiani : COVER STORY

Preeti Jhangiani made her Bollywood debut with the super-hit multi-starrer film Mohabbatein in 2000. She has also been the recipient of the International Indian Film Association(IIFA)award for Best Female Debut.

Firstly, Chandni asked a frequently asked question to Preeti to explain her journey from first appearing in Rajshri Productions music album Yeh Hai Prem in 1997.

Preeti Jhangiani answered that she didn’t have any inclination towards being a model or an actress. She went to explain that her mother (Menka Jhangiani) was from an educational background and has been the Vice Principal of Jai Hind College and has taught at College for over 30 years.

Preeti Jhangiani Journey began when..

Her professional journey began when she participated in a fresh face hunt for a Colgate Gel Ad which eventually led to her professional shot images reaching Rajshri Music who were on the hunt for a fresh face for their upcoming music video.

Preeti goes on to make a funny claim that she had no idea to apply make-up when she was cast. Both her parents Gobind Jhangiani and Menka Jhangiani were open-minded to the possibility of being a part of a music video. Her father was so supportive that he went to the extent of playing her father on screen in the music video. Preeti casually name drops fashion designer, Manish Malhotra, the late Bollywood choreographer Saroj Khan and the late Rajjat Barjatya who was the driving force behind Rajshri Productions passed away due to cancer in 2020. Chandni proceeded with the next question, about the challenges faced by her while shooting her debut film with Bollywood bigwigs.

Preeti further goes on to explain the behind-the-scenes journey of her debut film “Mohabbatein” with a star cast of Amitabh Bachan and Shah Ruk Khan. With a very supportive Aditya Chopra made Preeti practice and rehearse to instill a sense of confidence in her.

Preeti Jhangiani kathak training…

Preeti Jhangiani further explained in detail that every morning under the guidance of a Masterji, she was trained in Kathak and Bharatnatyam. Even going the extra mile to perfect her body language to embody the role of a classical dancer, she even trained with Farah Khan’s troupe in folk dance.

As the role to be played was that of a classical dancer, she put in her blood, sweat, and tears into the rigorous 8 months of training for his role as she didn’t have any previous dance training. From Hindi diction, voice throwing lessons to intricate theatre training, everything was practiced for this role. Chandni asked the most pivotal question in the interview where Preeti was told to explain how she maintained work-life balance. Preeti hilariously said that she doesn’t dance as much as before now.

Preeti Jhangiani Started Swen Entertainment Pvt Ltd…

Preeti announced that her entertainment company was named Swen Entertainment Pvt Ltd. The company was founded with her husband when they got married. She also announced that she would be producing her first film as well as a Web Series named ” Maybe Each Other” would be launching soon.

Preeti Jhangiani goes further to explain the shows from Sven Entertainment, namely the AMA India Show, Monsoon Wedding Show, and launched a sports league for arm wrestling named “Pro Punja League”. Preeti goes on to explain her two children, a son Jaiveer who is 9, and her second son named Dev who is four. She goes on to further explain her hectic life which keeps her hands full. Chandni asked Preeti to explain her experience of working in regional films. Preeti went on to explain her surprise while working in the South Indian Industry which she believes to be very professional.

Preeti Jhangiani : Bengali Films or Punjabi Films?

While finding working in the two Punjabi language films easy, she found working in Bengali most difficult. Overcoming her challenges and excelling in acting in other languages regional films namely Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam. Successfully even dubbing for the languages she is not able to fully understand and speak. Preeti goes on to explain the recent boom of representation where strong women-led stories in Bollywood are being produced and being well-received by the public. Chandni asks Preeti to explain her source of positivity and motivation to keep going.

Preeti exclaims that everyone faces hurdles in life, and needs to learn to take life in its stride. Surrender to the flow of life by not worrying about things unnecessarily. Preeti advises doing a little yoga and hydrating yourself to shift your mindset. Ms.Chandni asks about the famous instance when a mob of fans overshadowed an album promotion at the Hallmark Store in Pune and how they made her feel?

When Preeti Jhangiani struck among fans…

Preeti goes on to explain that she did her first music video “Yeh hai Prem” with Abbas at the age of 16. While at 17, she did the infamous Rajshri Music Video which struck a chord with fans. Preeti also went on to do a series of music videos in the form of a continuous story.

Chandni asks Preeti, where does she see herself 10 years down the line in the competitive Bollywood Industry? Preeti reveals her longing to do more acting as she has a lot to offer in that capacity. She wants to play challenging characters to explore her wavelength as an actor. She is grateful to still be making and producing stories that entertain people. She also exclaims that if she produces the film, it would be hard to act in the same film.

Ms.Chandni asks Preeti to reveal when she felt that a particular moment was the turning point in her life? Preeti is stumped by this question as she was very young when she started her professional journey which made her not realize the turning point in her career. In her expansive repertoire of Hindi and regional language films, she considers ” Mohabbatein” to be that turning point in her life.

Chandni asks Preeti to inform us of the changes that her life has gone through during the Covid-19 lockdown? Preeti has had a lot of time to spend with her family and her dear children. But as a working woman and a mother trying to juggle everything on top of household chores, she is left with no time at the end of the day.

Preeti Jhangiani’s message to MYPENCILDOTCOM Readers & viewers..

Chandni concludes the interview by asking Preeti for an inspiring message for the audience & readers of mypencildotcom magazine. Preeti humbly ends with the phrase “This too shall pass”.

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Interview by : Mypencildotcom

Translated by : Rupanshi

Edited by : team Mypencildotcom

Interview Source : Mypencildotcom Youtube LIVE

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