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26-04-2025
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Rishi Kapoor Said Affair With Juhi Chawla After Marrying Neetu Kapoor Was 'Publicity Gimmick': 'I Was Brain Washed'
Rishi Kapoor also denied having an affair with Amrita Singh as she was not his 'type'. Rishi Kapoor and Juhi Chawla starred in films like Bol Radha Bol and Saajan Ka Ghar. The audience loved their pairing and soon, the two were even subjected to link-up rumours. It was said that Rishi Kapoor was dating Juhi Chawla despite being married to Neetu Kapoor. However, in an interview with Movie Magazine in 1997, Rishi clarified that the rumours were only a publicity stunt. When asked about the speculation surrounding Juhi Chawla, Rishi Kapoor told the publication, 'Juhi's was a publicity gimmick. I was brain-washed into going along with it because I was told that I had this great romantic image on screen, so I should have a romantic link-up with Juhi." Juhi Chawla was not the only actress that Rishi Kapoor was linked to during that time. His name was also linked with Amrita Singh. However, Rishi denied these allegations and said, 'Juhi and Amrita Singh? Bull. Amrita was not my type." In the same interview, Rishi was asked about the rumours swirling about him and several starlets. Rishi said, 'I'm the hero who introduced the maximum number of new girls. If I didn't proposition them, why would I chase bloody tarts, yaar? Ask Kajal, Kiron, or Padmini Kolhapure. I treated them like kids, yaar. Ask Neetu! Ya, I teased her a lot, but did I ever proposition her, did I ever say I'll get you thrown out of a film if you don't go to bed with me? We didn't have a sexual relationship going. If I didn't pounce on her all those years when she was new and we were doing God knows how many films together, and I knew she had a soft corner for me, why would I try stunts with those horrible names you've taken?" Neetu Singh, who had joined Rishi in the interview, opined that young actresses were using Rishi Kapoor's name for publicity. First Published:
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24-04-2025
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Aishwarya Rai Took A Dig At Sushmita Sen Post Miss India, Said She 'Looked For Fame, Money': 'I've Had Always These'
Aishwarya Rai lost the Miss India 1994 pageant to Sushmita Sen. Aishwarya Rai and Sushmita Sen started their journeys together in the pageant world and were competitors in the 1994 Miss India pageant. While Sushmita Sen won the title, Aishwarya Rai was the first runner-up. Sushmita Sen made her Bollywood debut in the 1996 film Dastak, and Aishwarya in the 1997's Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya. Back then, the actresses were often pitted against each other, and there was also a rumoured rivalry brewing. The speculations were fueled after Aishwarya's comment about Sushmita in an interview with Movie Magazine. In a 1997 interview with the publication, Aishwarya commented on Sushmita's Miss India win. She said, 'Probably Sushmita always looked for fame, glamour, and money. For her, it was an all-time high to become famous. But I've always had these things, so it didn't make any difference." Netizens recently dug up Aishwarya's statement, and it has gone viral on Reddit. However, actress Maninee De, who was also a top 10 finalist in the Miss India contest of 1994, debunked these rivalry rumours last year. During an interview with Siddharth Kanan, she emphasised that there was no genuine animosity between the two actresses and that they conducted themselves with dignity, especially considering their young age at the time. She said, 'To my knowledge, there was no rivalry at all. This was media created because Sushmita was the underdog. When we went from Delhi, we were told Aishwarya was a model for a popular soap brand, so what would we even do there? But there was nothing like that, especially from what I have witnessed." Not many know that Sushmita Sen's victory in the pageant was a result of the tie-breaker round. Aishwarya Rai was asked a unique question that left the audience and judges curious. She was asked to choose a better husband between two iconic television characters, Ridge Forrester from 'The Bold & Beautiful' and Mason Capwell from 'Santa Barbara'. Aishwarya's response was a surprise to many as she chose Mason, stating that he had a caring side and a great sense of humour, qualities that matched her personality. On the other hand, Sushmita Sen was asked about the textile heritage of the country and her personal preferences in clothing. In her answer, she credited Mahatma Gandhi's promotion of khadi as the start of India's textile legacy. First Published:
