Aishwariya Rai Still up for Bond 21

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The rumor that won't die is back again. Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai has hinted to MI6.co.uk that she is definitely still up for a role in James Bond 21, despite both Eon Productions and her own agent denying links between the actress and the next installment.

"Once we're past the discussion stage and something is finalized, I may be able to shed some light," she says. "But let me say here again that with nothing on the anvil as yet, I cannot comment. Right now, 'my lips are bonded', oops sealed! Ha ha ha!"

Rai can next be seen in Gurinder Chadha's Bride and Prejudice opposite Martin Henderson, and she's also joined the drama Chaos with Meryl Streep.

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Damn, I can't believe they are up to 21 movies...

yeah, over 40 years.. consider that :whistle:

She doesn't play asian roles too well either.

I disagree with you on that. What do u mean by asian role? She plays according to the script given to her and does her best. I have to say that Devdas seems to be the best role she has done so far.

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If you look at all her movies, Devdas is the only movie she acted well in. That is because the director had to spend a lot of time to get it out of her. The other movies were not good and her acting was horrible. That is why they were all flops in Indian cinema. I doubt she can handle American film at all.

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If you look at all her movies, Devdas is the only movie she acted well in. That is because the director had to spend a lot of time to get it out of her. The other movies were not good and her acting was horrible. That is why they were all flops in Indian cinema. I doubt she can handle American film at all.

That's what I was going to say in response to Lucifer360 & bonobozoot (Y), thanks :)

I can honestly not remember a decent hit film from her.

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If you look at all her movies, Devdas is the only movie she acted well in.  That is because the director had to spend a lot of time to get it out of her.  The other movies were not good and her acting was horrible.  That is why they were all flops in Indian cinema.  I doubt she can handle American film at all.

Acting is something that one has to do by themselves but then the director and the producer are the one who has the final say on how a scene comes out. infact, some of the bad acting roles that you mentioned can be attributed to them rather than Ash's bad acting. i am not saying that Ash cannot have a bad film but just that this movie came out bigger than others does not mean she has acted badly in other movies. infact, there are many movies where her acting was better than everyone else's in the movie despite tanking at the BO.

I can honestly not remember a decent hit film from her.

See above explanation.

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Off the top of my head, one film where she did decent acting was 'Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam', though I'd say the film was a hit partly because of Ajay Devgan.

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its "Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam" I think it was a good film... better than most films. it was different... sort of. and salman khan did a lot better then the rest of the films he has been in. Indian films are mostly mostly about LOVE. ugh cant stand that anymore. they are starting to be different but pleaseee be original dont copy,paste and mix hollywood scripts. e.g. kante:no::no: Company now that was a good mo:yes:yes:

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