Bollywood diva Madhuri Dixit comeback!
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Few months back there was a speculation about the come back of ‘Dhak-Dhak’ girl Madhuri. Madhuri - the Bollywood Diva who charmed whole country with her enchanting smile, will she be able to compete with the upcoming bold heroines of the film industry. ‘Bollywood’ with pace of time, has changed enormously with intriguing unconventional and intrepid movies. At this point of time ‘The typical Funda of Hindi Masala movies’ hardly exist in Bollywood. Producer, director and scriptwriter literally work on the concept of the film just to tag their movies as DIFFERENT.
Earlier in Indian cinema, the ideal image of a heroin reflected the jatkas, oomph, sobbing or may be with a ‘sati savitri’. Unlike earlier super hit, today we see Aishwarya Rai doing item numbers, Neha Dhupia and Kareena portraying prostitute, Mallika as unfaithful wife, Rani in role of deaf-dumb-blind. In view of transitional change in Indian cinema, one question lingering in minds of Madhuri’s die-hard fans is, “which roles she’ll be enacting in her forth coming movies?”
Madhuri who won hearts of millions through good number of songs like Ek do teen, Dhak-dhak, Didi Tera Dewar and many more. Will she be able to attract audience by doing such songs again? Or she’ll simply do roles like Mother, Sister, Bhabhi the way Juhi chawla and many other senior actresses are doing these days.
Depicting Madhuri’s come back in Bollywood gives various images in ones mind. If we go backward in her career graph once she was criticized for her on-screen appearance that she’s now grown old and should pack her bags or should do roles of oldies. Soon she proved herself in Yashraj films’ ‘Dil to Pagal Hai’ and won the ‘Filmfare Award’ in Best actress category. But the scenario of the Cinema in that period was quite different then present state of industry. Later, few movies of hers ‘c’ and ‘Hum Tumahare Hai Sanam’ did not do well at the box-office though her performance was appreciated in her last few films like Lajja and Devdas.
Will she be able to prove herself yet again as hear throbbing actress of Bollywood??? Unfortunately, in this glamour industry the moment age fades away your beauty, your demand declines and gradually you are thrown out of it. This again depends up on individual’s mindset; Glam girl ‘Simi Garewal’ has successfully proved herself in her talk show ‘Rendezvous with Simi Garewal’. Madhuri, even tried entering the small screen with a Matrimonial show but it didn’t magnetize.So what next can we expect in her career graph? --A role in small screen Daily Soap like Amrita Singh?
Earlier in Indian cinema, the ideal image of a heroin reflected the jatkas, oomph, sobbing or may be with a ‘sati savitri’. Unlike earlier super hit, today we see Aishwarya Rai doing item numbers, Neha Dhupia and Kareena portraying prostitute, Mallika as unfaithful wife, Rani in role of deaf-dumb-blind. In view of transitional change in Indian cinema, one question lingering in minds of Madhuri’s die-hard fans is, “which roles she’ll be enacting in her forth coming movies?”
Madhuri who won hearts of millions through good number of songs like Ek do teen, Dhak-dhak, Didi Tera Dewar and many more. Will she be able to attract audience by doing such songs again? Or she’ll simply do roles like Mother, Sister, Bhabhi the way Juhi chawla and many other senior actresses are doing these days.
Depicting Madhuri’s come back in Bollywood gives various images in ones mind. If we go backward in her career graph once she was criticized for her on-screen appearance that she’s now grown old and should pack her bags or should do roles of oldies. Soon she proved herself in Yashraj films’ ‘Dil to Pagal Hai’ and won the ‘Filmfare Award’ in Best actress category. But the scenario of the Cinema in that period was quite different then present state of industry. Later, few movies of hers ‘c’ and ‘Hum Tumahare Hai Sanam’ did not do well at the box-office though her performance was appreciated in her last few films like Lajja and Devdas.
Will she be able to prove herself yet again as hear throbbing actress of Bollywood??? Unfortunately, in this glamour industry the moment age fades away your beauty, your demand declines and gradually you are thrown out of it. This again depends up on individual’s mindset; Glam girl ‘Simi Garewal’ has successfully proved herself in her talk show ‘Rendezvous with Simi Garewal’. Madhuri, even tried entering the small screen with a Matrimonial show but it didn’t magnetize.So what next can we expect in her career graph? --A role in small screen Daily Soap like Amrita Singh?
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It is Totally Rabbish. How could someone say like this? When actresses like Kajol, who was not beautiful, not a good dancer, never gergous, never ever looked good in any film. Only thing she could was crying, yellling, screaming and shouting.Today she make a successful come back with Fanna opostite a 40 years old Amir khan. She looked old, she looked very very unbold. She was more like sister to Amir khan, but still the film is a huge hit. Once some one can expect this from Kajol to look sweet in Fanna, then Why not The running queen, the everlasting beautiful actress that every boy is dying to see her back and every girl dreams to be like her. She has everythign. A Screen Godness can never do anythig wronng. Here i am challenging all the people all over the world, that once madhuri 's fourthcoming will be released, there will be again the one and only MAdhri who will rull the industry even she is getting next to 40 years. But just grow up all of you! Just have a look at Hollywood, age is just a number. Nothing more. As far as MAdhuri Dixit is concer, She is the greatest, and best ever actress all over the planet and before saying anythign wrong aabout her, just reember that like me, there are billions of MAdhuri 's crzy fan who are dying to have a glance of her, eventhough it is a 8 min dance in filmfare awards of 2006.
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