Not Abhishek Bachchan, this flop actor was crazy about Aishwarya Rai, used to keep the actress's photo in his locker room, was her co-star in…, his name is…
Who is not crazy about Bollywood's beautiful actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan? Everyone is ready to die for her beauty. Not just her fans, even her co-stars are crazy about her. A flop actor was so crazy about her that he used to keep her photo in his locker room. He himself has revealed this.
Bollywood actor Zayed Khan, who was Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's co-star, recently revealed that he was once a big fan of her. Aishwarya's beauty had captured his heart. He also shared his experience of working with the actress. Used to keep Aishwarya's photo in locker room
Recently, Zayed told Siddharth Kannan, 'Aishwarya Rai was talented, beautiful, and professional. I have been her fan since the beginning. When she became Miss World, I was her die-hard fan. I used to keep her photo in my locker room. When I heard the script of the film Shabd and he told me that Aishwarya is also in the film, I immediately agreed to do the film. The experience of working with her was also great. Read ballads in praise of Aishwarya
In his conversation, Zayed described Aishwarya as perfect. He said that she knows how to get work done from her co-star. How to give space to them. She always came on time to the set, and she also spoke during rehearsals.
Many times, people often show tantrums about their work, but she never did that. While working with her, I felt that I would not be able to get rid of my fan moment. She is a natural filter. May God always bless her.
Let us tell you that Zayed Khan has worked in many hit films in his career. But he could not give any solo hits in his career. Whereas Aishwarya is a guarantee of a hit. In her career, she has worked in many hit and blockbuster films.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Time of India
a day ago
- Time of India
When Aishwarya Rai Bachchan said, 'I'm not a narcissist'; the actress was asked if she's happy with the way she looks
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is termed as the 'most beautiful woman in the world', most times. Ever since she was crowned Miss World in 1994, Aishwarya has won hearts with her beauty and grace. Of course, post that it was her long list of movies which continue to remain memorable. However, the actress has always paid attention to inner beauty and spoken about it as opposed to the outer beauty. In a viral clip from an old interview, Aishwarya was asked that no woman is really happy with her looks, so is she completely happy with the way she looks? The actress smiled wide and responded, "It's such a trick questions because if you say yes, you're presumptuous, you're a narcissist and I'm not a narcissist." She added, "No, I'm really okay with the way I look. All this is transient. It changes with time and that's about it. That's the external." As the clip went viral, netizens showered love on Aishwarya's answer and how deep she is. Earlier, in an interview with BBC Asian Network, Abhishek had defended Aishwarya and slammed people who just thought of Aishwarya as a pretty face. He had said, "Now I'm not speaking as a husband but as a co-star and actor. She's done some of the most daring roles, something you'd never expect from someone known for her beauty." He pointed to films like 'Provoked,' 'Chokher Bali,' 'Raincoat,' and 'Guru,' where her roles were complex, character-driven, and not centered on her appearance." On work front, Aishwarya was last seen in Mani Ratnam's 'Ponniyin Selvan 2'. The actress recently also won the internet with her appearance at Cannes 2025.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Time of India
Exclusive - Aishwarya Sharma on her journey from Engineering to acting; says 'My heart was always drawn to the arts, performance, and creativity'
Aishwarya Sharma , who is known for her powerful performances in shows like Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin, Meri Dusra, Suryaputra Karn was pursuing an engineering degree before destiny led her to the world of acting. In a candid conversation, the actress opens up about her journey from academics to the entertainment industry, sharing key moments that shaped her path and what inspired the big switch. Speaking about pursuing engineering and eventually becoming an actor. Aishwarya explained how the shift happened, "Haha, I know, right? It still makes me smile when I think about it. I enrolled in engineering mainly because of my father's wishes, not because I had a deep passion for it. I was never truly interested in the technical side of things. My heart was always drawn to the arts, performance, and creativity. Even during my engineering days, I found myself daydreaming more about acting than anything else. Eventually, I couldn't ignore that calling anymore and I'm glad I listened to it. I somehow found my way back to what I genuinely love. When asked if she was always studious, Aishwarya admitted that she wasn't particularly inclined towards academics. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với mức chênh lệch giá thấp nhất IC Markets Đăng ký Undo She shared, "I wasn't exactly studious, as I've mentioned before I was always more inclined towards the arts, whether it was dancing, singing, or anything creative. But one thing about me is that I take challenges very seriously. So when I was challenged academically, I gave it my all and ended up becoming the second topper in my college. " Aishwarya further spoke about how the transition from engineering to acting came about, she shared that engineering was just a detour, while acting had always been the destination. She recalled, 'My college friends and faculty members used to tell me that 'you should try acting and modelling' because they saw something in me when I used to participate in functions and mimic everybody around me.' However, he admitted that at the time, he chose to ignore their advice. 'I followed the 'safe' path for a while, but the creative bug never left,' she added. 'Eventually, I gave in — and here we are!' The Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin actress revealed her educational background before turning professional, she said, 'I did my B.E. in Electronics and Communication from Alpine Institute of Technology, Ujjain — under Rajiv Gandhi Technical University, Bhopal (M.P.).' She shared that after completing all four years, she moved to Pune to prepare for banking exams, adding with a laugh, 'I know, sounds weird.' However, she admitted that she was never truly interested in either engineering or banking. 'I gave a few exams, but quit after 6 months,' she said. Eventually, Aishwarya discovered acting and that, she added, is when everything finally felt right. Aishwarya Sharma: For the first time I didn't ruin Neil's anniversary surprise for me
India.com
2 days ago
- India.com
Manushi Chhillar Shuts Down Troll Who Mocked Miss World Aspirants Crown Tattoo
New Delhi: In the world of pageantry, symbols often carry deep personal meaning and pride. But when one aspirant recently shared hers online, it unexpectedly became the centre of a social media storm. A social media user sparked controversy after publicly mocking a Miss World aspirant who shared her dream of competing in the Miss World pageant, and as an inspirational reminder, got a tattoo of the Miss World crown on her arm. The user posted a clip of the aspirant and wrote, 'I had to re-watch the video 3-4 times to grasp that THIS girl is aspiring to become a Miss World... Well, then I can become the sun or the moon too", a rather distasteful comment, that quickly gained attention for its dismissive tone and personal nature. However, the negativity didn't go unanswered. Miss World Manushi Chhillar, one of the most respected names in pageantry circles, came to the aspirant's defence, with her trademark graceful yet powerful response. Replying to the troll's post, she penned, 'and that would be better than spending your time belittling someone else'. Manushi's reply was a subtle yet stinging reminder about kindness, confidence, and lifting others rather than tearing them down. Check Out The Post Below: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Aryanshi (@a_r_y_a_n_shii) The Maalik actress's comment drew praise from the netizens who were impressed with her and applauded her for taking a strong stand and turning a hurtful moment into one of support and encouragement. Her response clearly sent a clear message about self-belief and the importance of empowering one another — a core value that the Miss World platform itself represents. Kudos to Manushi, for this much-needed show of support.
