#SHILPA shetty

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Shilpa Shetty in Dhadkan (2000)

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Om Shanti Om (Peace Be With You, 2007)

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jhagde toh pehle bhi hua karte the, par suljha dete the..

par abb toh hamari khamoshi bhi ek dusre se takrati hai

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Desi 📻!!

Song: Deewangi Deewangi 🎶

Movie: Om Shanti Om 💕

Singers : Shaan, Udit Narayan, Shreya Ghoshal, Sunidhi Chauhan, Rahul Saxena

Lyricist: Javed Akhtar

"Deewangi Deewangi"- I'm crazy about this song as the title suggests! Thank you @voidsteffy for the suggestion 💕

As the lyrics goes "All hot girls put your hands up and sing, om shanti om

All cool boys come and make some noise and sing om shanti om "

The hot girls and cool boys of bollywood are the chief attraction of the song 💕 Shaan is my no.1 favourite Bollywood playback singer 💘

The Actors

Dharmendra

Jeetendra

Mithun Chakraborty

Salman Khan

Saif Ali Khan

Sanjay Dutt

Govinda

Bobby Deol

Tusshar Kapoor

Zayed Khan

Arbaaz Khan

Dino Morea

Sunil Shetty

Riteish Deshmukh

Aftab Shivdasani

The actresses

Rekha

Shabana Azmi

Kajol

Rani Mukerji

Preity Zinta

Urmila Matondkar

Shilpa Shetty

Priyanka Chopra

Lara Dutta

Karisma Kapur

Tabu

Vidya Balan

Juhi Chawla

Malaika Arora

Amrita Arora

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Shilpa Shetty in Dhadkan (2000)

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Festive Sarees Inspired By Celebrity Styles

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Shilpa Shetty in Punit Balana in Yellow Organza Silk Printed Bandhani Kasundi Saree With Blouse

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Kiara Advani in Devnaagri Fuchsia Cotton Satin And Organza Sheer Saree With Blouse

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Kareena Kapoor Khan in Nikasha Yellow Crepe Embroidered Saree With Blouse

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Mouni Roy in Seema Gujral Beige Georgette Embroidered Resham Floral Saree With Blouse

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Ok, I don't know if this counts as a Hot Take but...

I did not care for Sukhee (2023)

*Spoiler warning if you haven't seen it and want to*

Ok, before you hit me with the pitchforks and torches, hear me out. I'm all for female empowerment and I'll admit, the main protagonist's life sucked. She was a housewife with barely any time for herself anymore, her husband and daughter took her for granted, and she had to constantly appeal to a society that (as much as I love my fellow Indian peeps) were straight up insufferable. To make things worse, the only person understanding her situation died and she had to pick between a frick ton of backlash and her highschool reunion aka the one shot she had at reconnecting with her past.

But I still had some big problems with the plot:

It straight up ignored the fact that the husband was as much if not more overworked than she was and high-key blamed him for her situation. This man was working himself until he crashed on the bed KO'd not long after dinner. Man was stressed but the movie kept telling him to understand HER situation but not the other way around.

Their daughter wasn't treated much better. Girl had schoolwork, monitoring other students, and a bunch of extracurriculars over her head and the lesson she had to learn was STILL doing stuff by herself. This girl was 15 and she was as stressed and overworked as her parents.

I will never get over how little accountability this movie made her take for her actions. Imagine you just find out your wife posted her cringey high school days on social media, embarrassing everybody, and the next thing you see is the wife of the man you've been trying to make a deal with pulling a wrestling move on him because your wife told him to.

Imagine you work yourself to the bone trying to get a better life for your family and without explaining why it's important, your wife suddenly tells you she wants to go to what you only know is a party while everyone is struggling. And after you tell her no, the first thing she does is go anyway, leaving you and your kid on your own to suffer with her absence. And the next thing you hear is she is going around with some other guy, man was living every man's worst nightmare!

Imagine your mom runs off who knows where, your dad tells you she's not coming back, and after a day of kids making fun of you for it, this random kid you scolded while being a hall monitor tells you you're lucky because you have a mom. I'm sorry, is the lesson here that deadbeat moms should be excused because orphans exist?!?

And the friends make it worse because while they keep supporting her, they keep taking the blame off of her instead of telling her what she did wrong while telling her how to turn her life around. Hum Saath Saath Hain tried to warn us about friends like these but we weren't finna listen. I will not be convinced these women were not trying to get this woman divorced because this whole time they were clearly shipping her with somebody else. And when the daughter tells what she only knows is a deadbeat parent "I hate you" and she cries, they tell her that she's just a kid, she doesn't know what she talking about. Ma'am, this is the same kid you said was old enough to do things herself, is emotional expression not one of them?!?

And Sukhee is never taught to actually express what she's thinking. She never tells her husband why this reunion was so important to her, (in fact she tells him she wants a break from her boring life as though that wording wouldn't have instantly made her cry if the roles were reversed), and their "fight" was her telling him things that could've been easily avoided if they oh I don't know, took time to talk about!

And that ending was what did it for me. Instead of Sukhee taking accountability for running off and leaving her family like that, she gets praised for it by everyone including her husband and daughter. Clear something up for me, is the lesson that whenever women can't express their struggles that the first thing they should do is run away and worry everyone so they'll give her what she wants??? Cause that's the message I got from this.

Can you imagine how much backlash this movie would've gotten if the dad dared to pull anything like this? Imagine if a man felt like he was in a rut, told his wife he wanted to go to a reunion, gets told things are too stressful here for him to run off to some party, goes anyway and leaves them to face society and possible bankruptcy because he wasn't working (or doing other things around the house that people take for granted because men do it), spent time with his friends and some random lady from his past, and comes back with his family clinging to him because they thought he left them forever. The movie would've become a flop the minute he left. The audience would've been screaming at the screen telling this woman to divorce this man and take the kid far away from him and that he deserves to have his life ruined.

Like I said, I've got no problem with female empowerment, but my problem is how this lady was allowed to get away with and put her family through so much with little to no accountability. There's good points about this movie like appreciating and respecting your wife and mother, but for me, the bad points outweigh them by a long shot. Shilpa Shetty is a good actress, but the movie didn't do it for me.

I did not care for Sukhee (2023)

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Shilpa Shetty credits her first co-star Shah Rukh Khan for teaching her how to face the camera: "I learned how to face the camera from him."

During the filming of Baazigar, she recalled how her first co-star, Shah Rukh Khan, assisted her in learning acting and even Hindi. Sukhee, starring Shilpa Shetty, will be released on September 22, 2023. The actress has started promoting the film. During the promotional cycle, she reminisced how her first co-star, Shah Rukh Khan, helped her learn acting and even Hindi during the filming of Baazigar.

Shilpa Shetty remarked in an interview with Siddharth Kannan, "Bahut sukhee moments the because I was a newcomer unhone bahut patience ke sath mere sath kaam kiya." Acting in Hindi is not for everyone. Toh maine jo bhi seekha us procedure mai Shah Rukh se bahut kuch seekhne ko mila mujhe kyunki, Camera ko face kaise karna, jis patience ke sath unhone mujhe scenarios mai help kiya woh bahut hi sukhee moments rahe hai mere liye [There were so many joyful times because I was a beginner and he worked with me patiently because I didn't know how to speak Hindi or act. So whatever I gained in that process, Shah Rukh taught me a lot since he was a stage performer. How to stand in front of the camera and the patience with which he assisted me in the situations were both very happy times for me]."

Meanwhile, Sonal Joshi makes her directorial debut with Sukhee, which is produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Vikram Malhotra, and Shikhaa Sharma. Radhika Anand wrote the script, and Paulomi Dutta wrote the screenplay.

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Vivek Oberoi talks about his regional projects; reveals he takes a pay cut to do films down south | Hindi Movie News - Times of India

Vivek Oberoi recently opened up about his desires to do a film in each southern language. He also spoke about his decision to take pay cuts for the same.In an interview with a news portal, Vivek said that he decided that he wanted to do a film in each Southern language. He knew that he cannot charge whatever he charges in Hindi and in other languages. He couldn’t even do it for free so he decided…

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