Aarti Chabria More Pics
It’s raining fashion in the city! Even as Hyderabad gets its first ever fashion week, T-town’s long lost babe, Aarti Chabria, puts a fashionable foot forward for the event, as the showstopper.
The last T-town outing Aarti had was in 2006 with Gopi Goda Meeda Pilli and before we begin to get ideas, the petite beauty informs us that she’s not here to make a comeback.
The slender actress has put on some weight we notice and she excitedly reveals, “It was for my role in Dus Tola. I play a village belle Suvarnalatha aka Sonu who just loves gold! I had a great time working with Manoj Bajpayee who plays a goldsmith. “Oh God! He’s awesome to work with. I simply loved him in Rajneeti,”she gushes.
Aarti’s equally excited about her forthcoming film Milenge Milenge, but she’s upset that a lovely song she did with Shahid Kapoor When You Fall In Love was mercilessly axed. “It was terrible for me, but I guess the filmmakers know better. I’m not the kind who sits and sulks, I prefer to move on. My only wish is that the film should do well,” she smiles. So, how was it working with Shahid? “Milenge Milenge was launched quite some time back and at that time Shahid was so into Kareena that he seemed too scared to even look at another girl. But he’s a terrific dancer. I’ve loved dancing with Shahid, Govinda in Raju Bhaiyya and Prabhu Deva in Intlo Srimathi Veedilo Kumari — Prabhu dances like a dream and is a natural flirt too!” she tells us with a twinkle in her eyes and adds that it’s her dream to do a film with Hrithik Roshan.
With a lineup like this, we ask her how many rain songs she’s done herself and she surprises us with a “None. I’ve had a climax scene in Okariki Okaru in the rain, but it was a serious scene and the director was actually happy that the make up on my face got washed away!” Talking about rain songs she absolutely loves Barso Re Megha Megha, Naa Jaane Kaha Se Aayi Hai and Rim Jhim Rim Jhim. “My heart sings when it rains,” she says with a far-off look in her eye.
Bringing her back to reality we ask her what’s her next film and she replies, “It’s confidential. All I can say is that it’s a big-budget film. Also I’m superstitious about revealing a project before it is finalised,” she mumbles and adds, “Do you know what? I know a rain mantra —when we were kids we would look at the sky and say Om Trim Tram Trum — like say for five times, and lo and behold it would rain!” As a gusty wind blows her hair across her face and the sky darkens full of grey clouds, she cries triumphantly, “Look! It works!”
The last T-town outing Aarti had was in 2006 with Gopi Goda Meeda Pilli and before we begin to get ideas, the petite beauty informs us that she’s not here to make a comeback.
The slender actress has put on some weight we notice and she excitedly reveals, “It was for my role in Dus Tola. I play a village belle Suvarnalatha aka Sonu who just loves gold! I had a great time working with Manoj Bajpayee who plays a goldsmith. “Oh God! He’s awesome to work with. I simply loved him in Rajneeti,”she gushes.
Aarti’s equally excited about her forthcoming film Milenge Milenge, but she’s upset that a lovely song she did with Shahid Kapoor When You Fall In Love was mercilessly axed. “It was terrible for me, but I guess the filmmakers know better. I’m not the kind who sits and sulks, I prefer to move on. My only wish is that the film should do well,” she smiles. So, how was it working with Shahid? “Milenge Milenge was launched quite some time back and at that time Shahid was so into Kareena that he seemed too scared to even look at another girl. But he’s a terrific dancer. I’ve loved dancing with Shahid, Govinda in Raju Bhaiyya and Prabhu Deva in Intlo Srimathi Veedilo Kumari — Prabhu dances like a dream and is a natural flirt too!” she tells us with a twinkle in her eyes and adds that it’s her dream to do a film with Hrithik Roshan.
With a lineup like this, we ask her how many rain songs she’s done herself and she surprises us with a “None. I’ve had a climax scene in Okariki Okaru in the rain, but it was a serious scene and the director was actually happy that the make up on my face got washed away!” Talking about rain songs she absolutely loves Barso Re Megha Megha, Naa Jaane Kaha Se Aayi Hai and Rim Jhim Rim Jhim. “My heart sings when it rains,” she says with a far-off look in her eye.
Bringing her back to reality we ask her what’s her next film and she replies, “It’s confidential. All I can say is that it’s a big-budget film. Also I’m superstitious about revealing a project before it is finalised,” she mumbles and adds, “Do you know what? I know a rain mantra —when we were kids we would look at the sky and say Om Trim Tram Trum — like say for five times, and lo and behold it would rain!” As a gusty wind blows her hair across her face and the sky darkens full of grey clouds, she cries triumphantly, “Look! It works!”
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