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The beauty of beautiful actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is such that people do not want to see anything else after seeing her. In films like Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, Jodha Akbar and Devdas, their beauty is presented like this …Read more
The actress also visited the film
Highlights
- Zayed Khan was a big fan of Aishwarya Rai.
- Zayed used to keep Aishwarya’s photo in the locker room.
- Zayed worked with Aishwarya in the film ‘Shabd’.
New Delhi. Who is not crazy about Bollywood’s beautiful actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. Everyone is ready to die on their beauty. Fans and fans are also his co-star on him. A flop actor was so felt that his photo used to be kept in the locker room. He himself has revealed this.
Aishwarya’s photo kept in the locker room
Recently, Zayed told Siddharth Kanan that, ‘Aishwarya Rai was talented, beautiful as well as professional. I have been his fan since the beginning. When she became Miss World. Then I was his dye heart fan. I used to keep his photo in the locker room. When I heard the script of the word film and he told that there is also Aishwarya in the film, I immediately agreed to the film. The experience of working with him was also fantastic.
Sushmita Sen was also seen in this film
Read the praise of Aishwarya for praise
Zayed in his conversation described Aishwarya as perfect. He said that he knows how to work with his co-star. How to give him space. She always came on time on the set, she also spoke for rehearsals. Many times they often show tailor about their work, but they never did this. While working with him, I felt that I would not be able to move away from my fan moment. He is a natural filter. May God always bless them.
Please tell that Zayed Khan has worked in many hit films in his career. But in his career, he could not give any hits. At the same time, Aishwarya is a guarantee of a hit. In his career, he has worked in many hits and blockbuster films.
