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'Madhuri de do Kashmir le lo''.This was a famous statement made by Pakistan establishment a few years ago. That was the phase when Dixit babe was at the prime of her career with films like 'Hum Aapke Hain Kaun' breaking all records. Her last film was 'Devdas' where she went 'Maar Daala' while the cine going public elicited a collective sigh of wonder. After a five year hiatus Madhuri is back in Mumbai with work on her mind. And the city is glowing with that high energy smile. Once again. Madhuri as is well known now shall be making her comeback with Anil Mehta's film for the Yashraj Production House. You can see her attending many a city happening do's. Be it a Marathi book launch or Madhur Bhandarkar's 'Traffic Signal' Music Launch or giving sound bytes and pictures ops at the Juhu Beach, Madhuri is back with a bang. Even the cable tv is showing her films. I caught up with parts of 'Saajan' recently. And I must say, she simply blows you with her blistering performance and that magnanimous smile. Now, gear up for her first day of shooting. For that would be an event in itself. Stay tuned for more'
Madhuri Dixit in a never before role
Pritish Nandy communications and up coming film maker Megna Gulzar are trying to rope in Madhuri Dixit for the comedy film with the unusual title '36-24-36'. The full length role of the protagonist that has been offered to Madhuri is said as a one of its kind one and one which the senior actress has never done before in her long and illustrious career in Bollywood. Megna Gulzar says that the Madhuri loved the script and became very interested in doing the film after she heard the script on her recent visit to India. The director also feels that the role can be done with utmost perfection only by Madhuri. As the title indicates the film's story deals with measurements and weight loss which is a very contemporary subject if the latest craze for being size zero among girls is considered. The only issue that had to be dealt with while trying to get Madhuri on board was the fact that the actress lives in U.S.A and cannot stay apart from her little kids for too long So there is every chance that the film will be shot in U.S.A. as the producer Pritish Nandy Communications have considered the limitations faced by the actress and decided to shift the location to U.S.A if needed.
Madhuri enjoying every second of Unforgettable Tour
The Unforgettable Tour headed by Amitabh Bachchan has turned out to be an experience of a lifetime for Madhuri Dixit. The fascinating response of thousands of admirers even after being so long in the industry and in spite of being no that active as before have left one of the most famous Hindi film heroines asking for more. The amazing crowd of the Los Angels and San Francisco venues,the whole way in which the show is organized and the great rapport enjoyed by every troupe member has made Madhuri more energetic and restless to look forward in visiting the other cities and reaching personally to her fans as soon as possible. The experienced actress stood for the first time on a stage for presenting a very short Kathak performance when she was just three and half years old. Becoming the new heartthrob of Bollywood after 'Tehzaab' and 'Ram Lakhan' turned out to be super hits; Madhuri went for her first world tour in 1991 with Anil Kapoor. For the beauty who was once the busiest actress and has seen all the ups and downs that a showbiz personality can go through, being part of the present much hyped world tour has brought back lots of memories from her initial days. Maduri recollects that it was for the movie 'Abodh' that she first saw a film camera for the first time and when she saw the sets of the movie in the studio, thought that all the build ups were real. Only when she felt the walls with her hands, Madhuri realized that it was not a real wall. It was the same movie for which for the first time she shot for a song which was a bhajan performed in a temple. As far as the first moments of happiness on the realization of having become a celebrity are considered, it happened to Madhuri at the Mumbai Airport just after 'Tehzaab' turned out be a block buster. In the airport she overheard her character's name "Mohni" being part of a conversation between some youngsters. Later one of the men came to Madhuri and asked if she was Mohni from 'Tehzaab'.
Madhuri Dixit 'scared of dancing' with Prabhudeva
Madhuri Dixit, who has won millions of hearts not only with her acting but also with her dancing skills, says she is scared of dancing with Prabhudeva. "I have danced with almost every hero and I am comfortable with every one of them. Only with Prabhudeva, I was scared to dance. And then when I danced with him, it was an amazing experience," she said at an event. "Dance has been my passion and it has become my happiness. I wish to spread my happiness with all," she said. The 48-year-old actress, last seen in "Gulaab Gang", says she is looking for a good script for her next film.
Madhuri Dixit's heart goes 'dhak dhak' over a dog
Madhuri Dixit and Co from the new dance-based reality show, So You Think You Can Dance , were greeted by a surprise visitor on Thursday as they shot in Goregaon's Filmistaan studio. Madhuri Dixit to make short films Turns out, one of the guys from the show's production team had to bring his pet dog to work as there was no one home to look after it. The considerate master locked his pet in a room in the studio so he wouldn't get in anybody's way. At a later point during the day, the dog somehow managed to escape the room and strayed on to the sets, catching everyone, including Madhuri who was particularly jumpy at the sight of the uninvited guest , off guard. Now we know what truly makes this screen diva's heart go 'dhak dhak'.
Madhuri Dixit breaks down on TV show
Bollywood's dancing diva Madhuri Dixit Nene got emotional and broke down after seeing a performance revolving around Parkinson's disease on the sets of TV show "So You Think You Can Dance 'Ab India ki Baari'" here. Contestants Shampa and Ryan moved everyone with their phenomenal act. The concept of the act was a love story of a girl who has Parkinson's disease and a boy. They showcased their journey beautifully, leaving everyone emotional. "Shampa is really talented and the way she showed the effects of Parkinson held our attention. I feel in our society there are so many people who need support from their family who face Parkinson's. It was a very touching and an emotional performance," Madhuri said in a statement. Madhuri, often called the 'Dhak Dhak Girl' of Bollywood, is a judge on the TV show, which is aired on TV. Choreographers Terence Lewis and Bosco Martis are her fellow judges.