Showing posts with label Madhuri Dixit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Madhuri Dixit. Show all posts

Madhuri – the dazzling damsel!

>> Sunday, May 16, 2010

She came, she saw & she conquered! She was the reigning queen of the Indian film industry for years and hailed as the original ‘dhak-dhak girl' of Bollywood. The lady is none other than ‘Madhuri Dixit’, who has the knack of winning hearts through her beautiful smile and amazing dance moves.

Madhuri made her debut in Bollywood in 1984 with the not- so-famous film ‘Abodh’. She didn’t look back after that and went on to give many brilliant performances and back-to-back hits. She literally ruled the box office in the 80s and 90s era. And the reason for this was her dedication and hard work.

Madhuri wanted to become a micro-biologist but destiny had different plans for her. When she made her debut in Bollywood, she had no filmy background and no god-father. But she managed to carve a niche for herself in the industry. She also modeled at times during her struggle period. Madhuri turned her dream into reality by sheer hard work, talent, honesty and not to forget her fantabulous dancing skills.

A trained Kathak dancer, Madhuri has amazing dancing skills, which have been appreciated by ace filmmakers and her millions of fans across the nation.

Madhuri gave a mind-blowing and magical performance with the ace dancer Prabhudeva in the song ‘Kay Sera Sera’ (Pukar) in 2000. In 2002, Madhuri starred in ‘Devdas’, in which she played the role of the good-hearted courtesan ‘Chandramukhi’. But what stood out in the film was her item song ‘Maar Dala’, which gained popularity owing to her classical dance moves.

Director Chandan Arora paid a tribute to her through the film, ‘Main Madhuri Dixit Banna Chahti Hoon’, which was produced by Ram Gopal Verma in 2003. Actress Antara Mali played the protagonist, who is a fan of Madhuri Dixit and wants to follow her idol’s footsteps. Although, the film was a box office dud but it managed to get positive reviews from critics and was widely appreciated by Madhuri’s fans.

Even the famous Indian artist and globally renowned painter, M F Hussain could not resist from capturing the talent and beauty of Madhuri Dixit in his paintings. He was so enamored by his muse that he went on to make a movie on her named ‘Gaja Gamini’. In this movie, Madhuri pays a tribute to womanhood.

Madhuri has received many awards and recognition for the roles she has played so far. She was awarded with the prestigious ‘Padma Shri’ for her outstanding contribution in the Indian cinema by President Pratibha Singh Patil. On receiving the award, Madhuri said, “Padmashri is a culmination of my hard work and honesty.”


Whenever I think of Madhuri, her mesmerizing smile and her gorgeous curly hair appear in front of my eyes. I still remember when ‘Hum Aapke Hain Kaun’ was released in 1994, I was in school at that time. That was the time when I noticed the gorgeous beauty. It is the film, which broke box office records across all the theatres and did roaring business of Rs 650 million in India and got over Rs 15 million in collections abroad.

Although the dancing diva is happily settled in the US with her husband Shriram Nene, two sons and in-laws, people in India are still fond of her films. She was welcomed with open arms in her comeback film ‘Aaja Nachle’ and even though the film did not do so well financially, everyone lauded her performance.

The lady still gets loads of offers from filmmakers and will remain a darling of the masses.

(It is Madhuri Dixit’s birthday on May 15)

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Madhuri’s still most kissable!

>> Wednesday, December 30, 2009

All you Katrinas, Kareenas, Priyankas watch out. Madhuri Dixit Nene is still a hot property in Bollywood in spite of taking a hiatus from films post marriage for years now.

Ranbir Kapoor and Shreyas Talpade have even admitted to having a crush on Bollywood’s eternal beauty.

In the New Year and Christmas mood that he was Shreyas Talpade even revealed that if he was to kiss one actress under the mistletoe, it would have to be Madhuri Dixit. Not just Shreyas but most of the young actors find Madhuri the prettiest.

Ranbir Kapoor too has admitted that he would like to take Madhuri out on a date if given a chance!

Now, Madhuri we are sure you will flash that million dollar smile when you read this and wonder why you didn’t do many kissing scenes when you were at the pinnacle of your career!

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Not decided on playing Indira: Madhuri Dixit

>> Saturday, November 21, 2009

While the world is abuzz with reports of Madhuri Dixit having been signed on to play Indira Gandhi in Krishna Shah's film on the political icon, the Dhak Dhak woman said she hasn't made up her mind yet.

"Yes, Shah did meet me [at Dixit's residence in Denver, USA], with the script. I read it and I am really impressed with the research he has done. I consider Indira Gandhi my idol, so it would be a privilege to play her.

"But I haven't agreed yet as I need to sort out a lot of other issues. My secretary, Rikku Rakeshnath, is figuring that out." Shah is so keen on casting Dixit that he took a computer imaging of the actress as Indira Gandhi with him when he went to meet her.

Reports of Shah approaching Hollywood stars like Tom Hanks and Tommy Lee Jones for the film are also doing the rounds. The director reportedly plans to approach actor Abhay Deol to play Rajiv Gandhi. Shah himself was unavailable for comment.

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Madhuri Dixit looks set to play Indira Gandhi

Actor Madhuri Dixit is likely to essay the role of former prime minister Indira Gandhi in a two-part Hollywood film. It is learnt that Dixit has accepted the part, while filmmaker Krishna Shah is pursuing other big names from Hollywood and Bollywood for the remaining roles.

Actor Tom Hanks has been approached to play the role of US president Lyndon Baines Johnson while Tommy Lee Jones has been offered the part of Richard Nixon, the 37th US president with whom Indira had crossed swords.

Bollywood actors Dharmendra, Abhay Deol and Nana Patekar are being roped in to play Motilal Nehru, Rajiv Gandhi and Jay Prakash Narayan respectively. The movie has been titled Mother: The Indira Gandhi Story.

Known primarily for writing and directing the Dharmendra and Zeenat Aman starrer Shalimar, Shah has interviewed Indira's contemporary politicians, prominent military personnel and even journalists to get in-depth knowledge about her.

"A whole new generation has grown and matured since her assassination and it is the role of art to create the connect between people and their history and legacy. This film will hopefully create such a connection,'' Shah said in a statement.

The pre-production of the movie is complete and it is set to go on the floors mid next year. Slated to be shot in India, UK, USA and Russia, the movie will narrate instances from Indira's birth to the war against Pakistan in 1971 in the first part. The next part will showcase her political career and highlight her relationship with her maverick son Sanjay Gandhi as well as her assassination.

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Mads, Ash to judge dance reality show

>> Tuesday, August 11, 2009

If this happens, it will be a coup of sorts. A TV channel is trying to rope in Madhuri Dixit and Aishwarya Bachchan, two of Bollywood’s most nimble-footed dancers — not to mention gorgeous actresses, to judge a reality dance show.

Talks are on, but their dates have to match, and if it happens... this will be the first time the two divas will be seen again after Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Devdas. Remember their Dola Re performance!

Madhuri, who has been coming on and off to Mumbai for work, leaving her two sons in the care of husband Dr Sriram Nene in the US, may take up this offer. She still remains the dancing diva of Bollywood with no other actress being able to steal the crown from her.

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Madhuri and Vaibhavi on Nach Baliye - Video

>> Thursday, August 6, 2009

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Aaja Nachle - Title Song - High Quality - Video

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Madhuri Dixit - Badi Mushkil (full song)

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Madhuri Dixit Nene is still the hot favourite - News In Vide

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Chane ke khet main (Anjaam) 1994 - Video

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Mera piya ghar aaya - Video

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Madhuri goes green for Greenathon - Video

>> Saturday, August 1, 2009

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Madhuri Dixit Photos

>> Tuesday, July 28, 2009







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Lake renamed after Madhuri attract tourists, locals unhappy

>> Monday, July 27, 2009

The renaming of a lake close to the Indo-China border in Arunachal Pradesh's Tawang valley after actress Madhuri Dixit has attracted many tourists but has been strongly resented by locals led by a Buddhist monk-turned-politician.

The lake, locally known as 'Sho-nga-Tser', has come to be known as Madhuri lake ever since the Madhuri Dixit starrer 'Koyla' was extensively shot in the area around the lake in 1996.

The film, produced by a former Arunachal minister T L Rajkumar, generated a lot of interest in the beautiful lake among tourists, giving rise to increased tourist footfall, but also leading to local resentment.

The new name caught tourist fancy after an enterprising lensman put a photograph of the lake on the Internet.

Monk-turned-politician Rimpoche, a former minister, said he would press the Arunachal Pradesh government to take steps to restore the original name of the lake.

Taking note of the public resentment on renaming of tourist spots in the Buddhist-dominated district by 'outsiders', the state government has made Rimpoche the chairman of a committee to go into the matter as many of the spots have association with religious sentiments.

Rimpoche said the lake was originally a grazing field where people grazed their cattle by paying five coins to the landowner. The lake was destroyed by a powerful earthquake in 1971 and in its place a beautiful lake took shape surrounded by high hills.
This fact was reflected in the name itself. Sho means coins, Nga means five and Tser is grazing ground in the local language, Rimpoche explained.

"How can we allow people from outside to change the name according to their whims just because some popular cine star shot a film in that location?" asked Rimpoche.
He said renaming of some areas by the Army where they have set up camps along the road to the border through the district also needed to be checked.
However, armymen posted near the lake said the renaming of the spot after Madhuri has at least mitigated their loneliness.

"Earlier, we felt very lonely as very few tourists visited the place. For six months the entire area remains under a blanket of snow," an armyman said.

"Hardly any humans were seen here. Now at least 60 to 70 vehicles full of tourists visit the lake every day from September to October. They mostly come from Maharashtra, Gujarat, Delhi and Kolkata mostly," he said.

A former tourism minister of the state, Rimpoche said experts either from within the state or outside will be appointed to suggest measures to revive the cultural heritage of the area.

The experts, he said, would restore original names of of spots in the strategically located Twang valley, an important Buddhist centre and home of the famous 400-year-old monastery.

Rimpoche said there are many more equally beautiful spots in Arunachal, but due to lack of publicity they are unexplored. The area which saw a bloody war with China in 1962 was also kept out of bounds for outsiders, but now as the Army has relaxed the restrictions, there is an increase in inflow of tourists.

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Mads: Main Draupadi banana chahti hoon

>> Saturday, May 23, 2009

It’s funny, the buzz was that Prakash Jha’s casting Madhuri Dixit opposite Ranbir Kapoor in a Mrs Robinson kind of role (remember The Graduate?) when, really, the filmmaker is pulling the great actress out of retirement to play Draupadi.

And, there’s likely to be a battle beyond the Mahabharat over this because Rituparno Ghosh is also planning a film on the mythological princess with Bipasha Basu playing the pivotal role.

The talk of Madhuri and her Mrityudand (her single-most important film) director getting together got fans excited. But not for a Ranbir-Madhuri, young man-older woman love story.

Jha, who is bemused by the idea and is working separately with Ranbir on Rajneeti, explained: “I think Ranbir once said he has a crush on Madhuri. Somebody must have put two and two together...”

But it’s been his long-cherished dream to do a film only on Draupadi. A fiercely modern and revisionist interpretation of the Mahabharat. “And Madhuri is the best person for this role,” Jha said firmly. He’s taking up the project full throttle, having fallen by the wayside in his recent attempt to get to Parliament. Madhuri, of course, will be happy to return to Bollywood on a new vehicle after 2007’s fiasco that was Aaja Nacchle.

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Aditya Chopra to direct Madhuri in next film

>> Sunday, May 17, 2009

Madhuri Dixit's comeback to the big screen with YRF's Aaja Nachle may not have worked, but the lady is still making a lot of news. Right after I heard she was all set to play the milf in Prakash Jha's adaptation of Lolita with Ranbir Kapoor, a little birdie came and told me some more.

Apparently, Mads was approached by none other than the elusive Aditya Chopra. After DDLJ and Rab Ne... the director is ready to direct his third film. And he wants Madhuri to star in it!

A source tells me, "Last weekend, Aditya was holidaying in the US. Early one morning he approached Madhuri with a bound script at her residence in New Jersey. He started his narration of the script. Madhuri listened to it without a break. She has asked some time to think over it. The film is a women centric romance."

Well, I seriously hope Mads decides to do the film. I sure miss her on the big screen a lot!

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Rare and Unseen Childhood Pics of Madhuri dixit

>> Saturday, May 16, 2009


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Fans wishes Madhuri!

Madhuri Dixit fans in amritsar, India, offer cake and good wishes to poster of the actress Madhuri Dixit on her 42nd Birthday.

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