Arre, i just watched the video made by Kashish. Don't know where the link has vanished now 😕
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Arre, i just watched the video made by Kashish. Don't know where the link has vanished now 😕
really! u think armaan n dev r diffnt frm mr.darcy! i find a lot of similarity b/w them!! 😉 i've only read pride n prejedice once dat too the abridged version bt even the first time reading mr.darcy ........someone like armaan cme to my mind!!😳Read the full version if possible , I read about pride and prejudice the first time in my english textbook and had a very old book gifted by my Dad to my Mom which contained all Jane Austen's six novels and the same novel I read the first time I was in nineth standard. I found it so romantic
I mean his acting which makes it different , style ,attitude, look , anger😉.
I mean I can't express not very good in writing like Sharmii or you but I found Armaan and Dev very different, I could feel it 😆😉My parents shifted base from Mumbai to Bangalore to be near their only son
| 'I don't want to do too much work' |
| Wednesday, August 20, 2008 04:39 [IST] |
| Apoorva Agnihotri is not immediately taking up any other show. The actor, who is not one of the regular faces on the small screen, is picking up his roles with care. I am not choosy. I just want to be comfortable with what I am doing. I don't want to do too much work at the same time. So, I prefer to work on projects which I find interesting," he says. After Nach Baliye, he has been doing a lot of reality shows. Besides Say Shava Shava, he has also participated in Zee TV's Ek Se Badhkar Ek. Isn't he scared the way judges sometimes humiliate the celebrity participants? "I think when you say yes to the format of a reality show, you have to be mentally prepared for it. I am okay with the process of elimination and I take it in my stride when I get ousted. It's just part and parcel of a game. You win some and you lose some. But, I must say, reality shows are a lot of fun," Apoorva asserts. After his television debut with Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin which made him a household name, success has been playing hide and seek with him. His Kajjal Sabbki Aankhon Mein Basi wasn't successful. The average run continues with Radha Ki Betiyaan Kuch Kar Dikhayegi. "I know my other shows did not meet the same success as Jassi. But whatever project I have taken up, I have done them with complete dedication and finished it properly. I am enjoying Radha Ki… and I don't have any problems with the show even if the TRPs are not hitting the sky," he says rather confidently. Apoorva doesn't have any issues with the current trend of females ruling the small screen. "The big screen is dominated by guys. At least women have got their share of supremacy on small screen. I am happy with the roles I am getting as long as it gives me good money," he signed off. |
| "I believe whatever goes up in life also comes down" | |
| He played the office Adonis in Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin. Confident, arrogance personified, with a attitude to die for. And now Armaan Sir aka Apurva Agnihotri is back as Dev in Sony's Kaajjal Sabbki Aankhon Mein Basi. Interestingly, this time too, the character Dev has been sketched somewhat on similar lines. Apurva, who's just back after a 10 day shoot from Mussoorie, he reveals on a rather giggly note, "I play a beast in Kaajjal. And I took up the role cause I love grey characters which are quite challenging to play on-screen." Though slightly difficult to get him talking, the not- so- media savvy actor opens up, often smiling innocently, grinning cheek to cheek and sometimes breaking into a giggle. So, here goes Apurva on his new show, wife, life and future plans. Your Armaan Sir act in Jassi won you the best actor trophy at The Indian Telly Awards 2005, but then haven't seen much of you lately? But I am sure there would have been offers from Star or Zee. How come your next show is also for Sony? What exactly exited you about the character Dev? How are you in real life? So, inspite of being an introvert you've managed to woo one of the most ravishing woman in tellydom (read Shilpa Saklani)? Tell us about your struggling days? So, from pilot to acting.. How did that happen? What plans for the future? Are you signing up more films. Haven't seen much of you after the Pardes days? |
Apu's last interview 🤔
'I don't want to do too much work' Wednesday, August 20, 2008 04:39 [IST] Apoorva Agnihotri is not immediately taking up any other show. The actor, who is not one of the regular faces on the small screen, is picking up his roles with care.
I am not choosy. I just want to be comfortable with what I am doing. I don't want to do too much work at the same time. So, I prefer to work on projects which I find interesting," he says.
After Nach Baliye, he has been doing a lot of reality shows. Besides Say Shava Shava, he has also participated in Zee TV's Ek Se Badhkar Ek. Isn't he scared the way judges sometimes humiliate the celebrity participants?
"I think when you say yes to the format of a reality show, you have to be mentally prepared for it. I am okay with the process of elimination and I take it in my stride when I get ousted. It's just part and parcel of a game. You win some and you lose some. But, I must say, reality shows are a lot of fun," Apoorva asserts.
After his television debut with Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin which made him a household name, success has been playing hide and seek with him. His Kajjal Sabbki Aankhon Mein Basi wasn't successful. The average run continues with Radha Ki Betiyaan Kuch Kar Dikhayegi.
"I know my other shows did not meet the same success as Jassi. But whatever project I have taken up, I have done them with complete dedication and finished it properly. I am enjoying Radha Ki? and I don't have any problems with the show even if the TRPs are not hitting the sky," he says rather confidently.
Apoorva doesn't have any issues with the current trend of females ruling the small screen.
"The big screen is dominated by guys. At least women have got their share of supremacy on small screen. I am happy with the roles I am getting as long as it gives me good money," he signed off.