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"AISHWARYA RAI"
FACE TO FACE INTERVIEW:
Enjoy Aishu Dolls Face to Face Interview. Aishwarya Rai is one of
the most Beautiful female in the whole world. Not only she is 
beautiful she is
good in acting too. That makes her stand apart from thousands of
models. Here is what i wrote about her in my "Kandukondain
Kandukondain Review"
AISHWARYA is a divine beauty we have in our
industry. She is the most beautiful actress in this whole world.
After seeing Juliya Roberts, Sharone Stone I think Aishwarya is
far far better than these Hollywood stars. Right from her Iruvar,
her Make up less action in TAAL, her Rajastani character in Hum
Dil De Chuke Sanam till todays Meenu Character in
"Kandukondain Kandukondain" she is simply superb. Her
dance movements in her Lehanga choli that too a grand grand one
makes the audience to fill the theatre with liters of jollu. I
bet even if a 60 years old Perisu looks at Aishwarya he will for
sure fall for her. Especially in that "Konjum Mainakale ....
Song" Man she was simply superb. We are fortunate to see a
model turning into an actress and i think she is the only female
model in the industry to act continuously without any break. One
thing i was amazed to see is her dressing. I dont know and I
really dont know what to write after seeing her. Her structure is
the best i have ever seen in movies. Tall, Speaking eyes with
her, neat and sharp face .... Acting was ok and who really cares
for acting when a barbie doll comes before you. I love Aishu Doll
and I hope she acts in more movies and be a feast for Indian
Movie and cine lovers.
AISHWARYA INTERVIEW :
Your comments on your new-found success? Are you having the last
laugh?
There’s no such thing as having the last laugh. I
wasn’t trying to prove anything to anyone. When you’re
trying to prove points to people, there’s a sense of
resentment somewhere within. I have no scores to settle. I derive
great pleasure in the knowledge that my hard work has finally
paid off.
Shobha De thinks you’re the ultimate star.., like Catherine
Zeta-Jones... but not much of an actress.
That’s a matter of opinion. There are bound to be multiple
opinions on any subject. One critic called me a beauty with
brains. What matters is that people are talking about me. It
would kill me if they were indifferent to me.
Your latest take on the fame game. Have you learnt anything new
about it?
At the risk of sounding conceited, I must say that fame
isn’t new to me. This is the third crest in my life—the
first was modelling, 
the second was winning the Miss World title and now
doing well in the movies.
So life is beautiful, at long last?
Life has always been beautiful. And now, with success, I’m
on cloud nine. I hope the honeymoon lasts.
Do you feel others give you negative vibes because
you’re so, ahem ahem, beautiful?
Ahem ahem, thanks for the compliment. If I’ve sensed hate
vibes, it’s been irrespective of gender. Men have been nasty
as well. Seriously though, every hero and heroine has been so
warm to date that I don’t doubt their intentions at all.
Your looks have also made you the favourite whipping girl.
Perhaps people thought you were an air-head.
I don’t think I’ve ever been called a bimbette or an
air-head. Even when I joined films, much was made about my being
a student of architecture. During my tenure as Miss World, I was
looked upon as a cultural ambassador for India rather than just
someone who had won a beauty contest. Sometimes I feel I’m
still wearing the crown.
So, what else is new?
I’ve learnt to take the brickbats in my stride. No really, I
mean it. Another lesson I’ve learnt about stardom is the
importance of the age factor. When girls come into the industry,
they’re raw 17-18-years-olds. If they were in college,
they’d be indulging in gossip, boyfriends, heart-break, the
works. It’s the same in showbiz. But since we are
celebrities, our life-styles are blown out of proportion.
So what natter have you heard about yourself recently
that’s been blown out of proportion?
Rumours are like Chinese whispers. They assume g a r g a n t u a
n proportions. I’ve heard so many that I’ve stopped
reacting to them. Yes, even the ones about my marriage. Believe
me, I’ve even stopped reading most of the film magazines.
Hey, how was your meeting with Sushmita Sen at a
photo-session recently?
You seem to conveniently forget that Diana Hayden was there too.
Sorry to disappoint you, but there were no fireworks. We’ve
never had any problems. It’s the media that has a problem.
Sush and I chatted about old times. Her Biwi No. 1 and Sirf Turn
promos ‘were out while my Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam trailers 
were
being aired. So there was mutual praise about each other’s
work.
Please believe me, we didn’t claw each other’s eyes
out. In fact, both of us were asking Diana about her stint as
Miss World. She was in transit, leaving for Cannes the next day.
All three of us had so much catching up to do. Sush and I have a
different set of directors and roles. So just let us be.
There’s no animosity, no jealousy...
Mickey Contractor who was doing the make-up for the three of us
that day, joked that Sush and I should have gone hammer and tongs
at each other every month. Then we’d have got innumerable
magazine covers. First we could have lambasted each other in
print and then kissed and made up. Shucks, we’ve missed out
on so much publicity over the last four years.
Hmmmm. Has any neuroses set in? The endless shooting
schedules, acting day-in, dayout. Has it taken a toll on your
nerves?
I’m really not complaining. It’s hard work. But
now’s the time. And I’m going to make the most of it. I
have a ferocious work ethic. (Laughs) I’m like the
Terminator. I won’t stop till I win. I’m driven. Be it
about my costumes, my scripts.., everything must be perfect.
Have you broken anyone’s heart as yet? Has anyone
broken yours?
I seriously hope I haven’t broken anyone’s heart or
hurt anyone deeply. As for being heart-broken, no, that’s
yet to happen. I haven’t allowed anyone such liberties. Know
something? I’m my best friend. At the end of the day, I have
only myself to turn to. I know who and what’s best for me.
So come clean finally. Are you in love with Salman Khan?
For the last time, I’m not in love with him. Nor am I having
an affair as you’re insinuating. He’s a friend. And
much as this may sound like a cliche, he’s a very dear
friend.
Once you’d told me that strangers often hand you
their visiting cards on flights. And that you never get back to
them. Does that still happen?
(Laughs) Unfortunately all the visiting cards I get now are
work-oriented. And I’m too preoccupied to notice the other
dudes. And yes, some do give me their visiting cards for me to
autograph them.
You mean you still aren’t gooey-eyed about any man?
Nope. I need to be friends with a person first. I can’t just
get physically attracted to someone and go out with him. So far,
I’ve never fallen in love or lust at first sight.
You know, even in school and college, when girls were putting up
posters of Tom Cruise and Mel Gibson, I wondered what the fuss
was all about. I’ve never been starry-eyed about men or
celebrities.
I actually started liking Tom Cruise only after I saw him in
Jerry McGuire. You can call me a late bloomer.
Maybe your looks intimidate men. They are overwhelmed by the
thought of dating Aishwarya Rai.
You must be kidding. The majority of my friends are men. And
they’re like my buddies. No one’s intimidated by me.
Okay, finally tell me, have you ever undergone cosmetic
surgery to enhance your looks?
Never. I know there have been rumours that I’ve had my teeth
and jawline corrected. But they’re only rumours. Others have
opted for these things, I haven’t. I’d rather not start
any controversy. Implants, liposuctions and plastic surgery are a
matter of personal choice. I can’t comment on what others
do.
As for me, I’ve only got my enamel bleached. It’s as
simple as getting your teeth cleaned by a dentist. See, I’ve
never had a pearly white set of teeth. I suffered from a calcium
deficiency, which made my teeth look a little stained. So I
needed to get them cleaned.
I felt my teeth were too big and wanted them corrected. I told
the dentist that my face was lopsided and that I had a strange
smile. He assured me that my teeth were just fine. According to
him, my large teeth broke the symmetry of my mouth and gave my
face an interesting dimension. So if my doctor is happy, who am I
to complain?
Source: Filmfare