Aishwarya Rai Bachchan (selamat melahirkan bayi perempuan)
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[ Last edited byisabel at 29-6-2006 02:20 PM ] xkan gambar je kot .....
xde ayat pun ..... 16 JUNE 2006
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All eyes were on the lovely Indian star as she took to the red carpet at a glitzy awards ceremony in Dubai
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Screen beauty Aishwarya Rai had a rendezvous with a Hollywood hardman in Dubai this week. The Bride And Prejudice actress met up with Belgium martial arts star Jean-Claude Van Damme at a glamorous Bollywood event in the Arab state.
At the International Indian Film Academy Awards Aishwarya wowed onlookers when she graced the red carpet in an intricately embroidered stone-coloured sari, her hair flowing loose over her shoulders.
And no one would have been more anxious to have a moment with her than the action star dubbed "the muscles from Brussels". According to organisers, Jean-Claude is "curious" about Bollywood and is keen to get to know the Indian movie industry's top names.
He may also be trying to persuade the green-eyed lovely to join the international cast of his latest flick Asterix At The Olympic Games, which will premiere to coincide with the 2008 Games in Beijing. If the actress agrees she'll be in good company, as Gerard Depardieu and Claudia Cardinale are among the cast, as well as sporting heroes David Beckham and French footballer Zinedine Zidane. http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/5136/aishwaryaraipictures2bs.jpg sape dah tgk citer Fanna? best ke? Ok ke gandingan Kajol & Amir Khan? :tq: sorry2 ingat citer bollywood rupa2nya kisah aish sahaj..
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Thursday, June 29, 2006
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KANPUR: In an unexpected turn of events, after first vehemently denying their relationship, Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan are making no effort to hide their affection for each other now.
In Chennai for Mani Ratnam's Guru, the two made a couple of public appearances together. First they made an appearance together at the cancer ward of a local hospital where they spent time with the children.
Just after their return from an award function in Dubai the two were spotted at a cinemas in Chennai where they watched two films back-to-back.
They seemed to be catching up on a backlog of films they had missed because they sat through two back-to-back shows, says a source at the cinema.
The two films that they watched were the 7.15 pm show of MI-3 and later the 10.15 pm show of X-Men III. No one disturbed them all through the six hours they spent in the theatre, but that could have something to do with the six bodyguards accompanying them.
Abhishek had come to the cinema hall before, but it was Aishwarya's first visit, informs the source.
Confirming the news, the spokesperson for the theatre says, "They came to the cinema hall and saw both these films. They seemed excited about watching them. They didn't inform us in advance about coming to the theatre. But, despite their presence, the crowd did not mob them."
Apparently, Aishwarya and Abhishek had not bothered to book their seats in advance. "The cinema hall was full and we only had tickets in the H row. But they made no fuss about it. They were surrounded by bodyguards and seemed to enjoy the film. Some of the people did request them for autographs, to which they obliged," says the spokesperson.
The two were also seen partying at a nightclub where they danced to Kajra Re till the wee hours of the morning. Later, they were spotted eating sandwiches at a happening outlet in the city. my fav actress..!
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http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j285/Ashandme/dhoom_2_01.jpg sekang ni dia couple ngan saper? dah confirm ke aish break up ngan abhishek? The World's Most Beautiful Woman?
Sunday, July 02, 2006
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CBS) Who is the most beautiful woman in the world? Half a century ago, Hollywood would have presented her to us. Grace Kelly, Ingrid Bergman or perhaps Elizabeth Taylor. But today? Correspondent Bob Simon reports the woman who currently holds the title, at least according to thousands of Web sites, Internet polls and even Julia Roberts, is someone you've probably never heard of. Her name is Aishwarya Rai, and she is an actress living and working in Bombay, India. The reigning queen of Indian cinema, and also a classically trained dancer, Rai has starred in 24 films over the last seven years. That may seem like a lot of movies, but Bollywood, India? film capital, is famous for churning out more movies a year than Hollywood. Three new films are produced and distributed worldwide every day, attracting a global audience of 5 billion people. That? twice the reach of Hollywood. The reason Bollywood films have such universal appeal is because they?e squeaky-clean. There are no sex scenes, not even kissing. Every time you think someone? going to do it, they'll burst into song instead. "I'd assume that's really a reflection of our society," Rai says, when asked to explain the films' modesty. "Of course people kiss and of course people have a very healthy love life. This is the land of the Kama Sutra. But nevertheless, in our society you don't really see people around the street corner kissing or being extremely, overtly, physically demonstrative publicly. They do it privately but not publicly." Originally posted by airiny at 2-7-2006 08:48 PM
coming soon ..aishu & hritik for the 1st time in negative role..
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aish berlakon jadi jahat ke dlm citer nie? The Leading Lady
Actress and former Miss World Aishwarya Rai
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Posted Monday, October 20, 2003; 21:00 HKT
Aishwarya Rai has been Bollywood's leading lady for years, but now, with a slew of new films due for release across the world, is on the verge of becoming a global superstar. TIME's Alex Perry caught up with the 29-year-old former Miss World on the set of Bride and Prejudice, just north of London.
TIME: How do you choose your roles? You seem to be getting pickier.
Rai: I'm a student. I want to do better, and I want directors who can find the actress in me and be my teachers. I'm interested in the whole process of editing, post-production and direction. With each film, I get more and more involved and it's more and more time-consuming.
Also, I like to break myths and people's preconceived ideas. My characters have always stood for something, have always had an opinion, although they've never really rebelled.
As for being picky, in the beginning, I did get a bit caught up in the way the industry functions at top speed. I was never fast-paced in the way I work. Initially, I was working on several films at a time, then I would work on a maximum of two to three films a year and by Devdas I had slowed down to two, and now, this is my seventh year, I have slowed down even more. Three years ago I was on a world tour, a promotional tour, with Aamir Khan. I was at my first show with him and I was saying, "Aamir, I really want to work much more selectively." He asked me how long I had been acting and I said "Four years." He said, "It took me six years to get to even vaguely working the way I wanted."
TIME: How do you feel about becoming a world star?
Rai: For me, it's not about breaking big in Hollywood, but having interesting experiences. In July 2002 I met Gurinder Chadha and in October I went to the States桰 had just had a very positive experience in Cannes and from the European media梐nd I went and met with the agencies and it just snowballed. Last summer, I had meetings with Robert de Niro and Roland Joffe and Mike Leigh. They'd say, "When are you available? And I'm like, "Maybe at the end of next year." And they're like, "Wow, you can't be serious." But that's my life right now.
I really don't work to a plan, but I just do what interests me and what I like to do. Gurinder had great ethics and goodwill and I like what she had to offer.
TIME: Are you trying to move away from traditional Bollywood song and dance romances? What do you make of the "New Bollywood"? It seems to be generating a lot of interest in the West.
Rai: I am very happy with our cultural backdrop and the backdrop of our cinema and participating in a movement to project our cinema internationally. Cinema is cinema, but for some reason in the world arena, Indian cinema is slotted into its own small category. People are breaking the stereotype and it's good that Indian cinema is being recognized. Now is the time and there are actors like me who are willing to support that change.
But it's unfair to say that Indian cinema is "arriving." Indian cinema has been delivering a certain aesthetic to its audience very successfully for years and I can say without any shame that I love song and dance. I'd hate to see that disappear and as an artist I am happiest to put my all into an art form, as you do with song and dance. Maybe the world is just becoming more aware of our culture.
TIME: Why did Bollywood stay in the same rut for so long?
Rai: For a long time, cinema has been the biggest form of entertainment in India. And the larger body of India has such hard lives that when they go to the cinema, they want to be transported, to see a world of hope and color and positivity, the innocent, beautiful fairytale. It's the chance to be transported from the toil and the worry, the chance to feel good about life again. Boy meets girl, a bad guy comes along, but everything is sorted out in the end. It's the innocence of Life is Beautiful. Song and dance sequences create that mood. It's beautiful in its own way. In Bollywood, it's always a happy ending.
TIME: Are you aware that half a billion Indian men think you're the perfect woman?
Rai: Is this an image I'm working hard to live up to? No, I have always just been... I am human. If I was really trying to live up to that perception of me, that would be too much pressure. Then more fame you have, the more input and hard work there is. I have so little time to myself and for my sanity. But no, I'm not acting to an image. I have to get into another character enough in front of the camera. If people think I am just an image, they're wrong. I'm just being the girl I was brought up to be.
TIME: How do you cope with the pressure?
Rai: Is there pressure? Well, there is the sheer pace of my life these days. Premieres, festivals, interviews, press conferences, there is less and less time for yourself. And you do feel it. They only way I'm OK, the only way I keep sane as I have immense faith in God and my friends. But if you do not perceive the pressure, it's not there. It's all about conditioning yourself. And hey, I can always choose to do something else. I just go with the flow and try to recognize the reality of it all. It's really not something I worry about. I only think about it when I'm asked. I'm just too busy. I like my work, and I'm true to it; and apart from that, I'm just being.
TIME: Is that really possible in your position?
Rai: I have to learn to be light on myself. I could be really disappointed and hurt by what is said about me: all this trivial stuff about wardrobes and if I was wearing huge gowns, would it cover up my plaster? But I cannot work myself into a knot and hurt about it. But when I went abroad, it was such a humbling experience, it was a fabulous experience and people were amazing with me. People have been wonderful. The response I have been accorded has been humbling. So I said, "Alright God, I get the message. Go with the flow." http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h61/jelly_manis2611/BOLLYWOOD/familyaish.jpg
bezakan lah dulu & skrg... oooo itu bapak dia..
selalu tengok mak dia jer Originally posted by jelly_manis2611 at 5-7-2006 12:29 PM
aish berlakon jadi jahat ke dlm citer nie?
yup..if tk silap ..baca kat 1 of dia punye website.. http://www.bollywoodpress.com/wp-content/_Aishwarya_Taxi.jpg
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Aishwarya met astrologer!
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If the current rumours to be believed, Bollywood queen Aishwarya Rai met an astrologer recently to finalize a pretty-good day for her marriage with beau Abhishek Bachchan.
The rumour also has it that Aishwarya met the Bangalore-based astrologer without knowledge of her parents.
Since her break up with Vivek Oberoi, Aishwarya's possible marriage with Abhishek has been a highly speculated item in the industry. Meanwhile there was a rumour spread in everywhere that Aishwarya's so called Mangalik status can serve a severe cause to Aishwarya-Abhishek split, as senior Bachchans don't want Abhishek marries a gal of Mangalik.
And Aishwarya in a little hurry doesn't want any further marriage postponement and she approached an astrologer asking him for a genuine salvation.