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| Neha Sargam's filmy chakkar | ||||
| Kavita Awaasthi/ Hill Road Media Sweet and soft spoken Neha Sargam who plays Nivedita in Chand Chupa Badal Mein loves watching movies. And the fact didn't escape her that the name of her show is from a famous song. Here she talks about her favourites films and they are special. | ||||
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| Dil Chahta Hai Aamir Khan was awesome in the film and every scene in the movie was rocking. The film had the right dose of romance, fun, laughter and intensity. I have seen the film numerous times. Even today when I am watching it, I am unable to leave the room to fetch water or food. I can watch this movie for hours on end. It remains a favourite and lovable film. | ||||
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| Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai I have seen Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai 11 times. I loved the film too much. I fell in love with Hrithik Roshan when I saw the film. So meeting him at the STAR Parivaar Awards was super exciting. He looked adorable in both roles. They showcased him in a chocolate boy and dude look. The songs are still chartbusters and I can dance to them anytime. |
| Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander I saw Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander in my childhood film. When I was watching this film about school going kids and their problems in life, I could relate to it. The song and scenes all connected with my life. Pehla Nasha is a wonderful song and a perennial favourite to date. |
| Mughal-E-Azam The film made over few years showed the epic grandeur in the true sense. I loved Mughal-E-Azam for the classic feel, the story, the dialogues, the actors, acting and epic quality. The film is not just about our history but much more. Madhubala's beauty was captured superbly on screen and it was a treat to watch her on screen. |
| Titanic I saw Titanic ages ago as a teenager and fell in love with both Leonardo Dicaprio and Kate Winslet. They seemed like made for each other. The fictional story woven with facts was the right blend and the cinematic quality presented in the film was spectacular. |
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