Rao co-starred in the 2005 drama Vaah! Life Ho Toh Aisi! alongside Shahid Kapoor.[22] Critical response to the film was negative, although Rao garnered acclaim for her performance as a school teacher.[23][24] That same year, Rao took the lead role in the John Matthew Matthan drama Shikhar, in which she portrayed Madhvi.[25] She then appeared in the 2006 comedy Pyare Mohan, a film loosely based on the 1989 American film See No Evil, Hear No Evil, and her second collaboration with Vivek Oberoi. The movie received mixed reviews from critics; Rajeev Masand wrote, "Amrita hit career lows, producing the low-fashion chemistry".[26]
Rao's only film of 2011 was Love U...Mr. Kalakaar! and her second collaboration with Rajshri Productions.[41] The movie generated mostly negative reviews and emerged as a commercial failure. Though, her performance as the daughter of a businessman was praised by the critics. Nikhat Kazmi of The Times of India wrote, "Amrita Rao at best, but the film is so predictable and so long, it loses impact".[42] In later years, Rao made special appearances in comedy-drama Heyy Babyy (2007), romantic-comedy Life Partner (2007), and science fiction romance Jaane Kahan Se Aayi Hai (2010).
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Rakhi Sawant has opened up about how she auditioned for her role in Main Hoon Na, a 2003 movie starring Shah Rukh Khan in the lead. She recently appeared as guest on Zee Comedy Show, where she thanked judge-filmmaker Farah Khan for the opportunity.
Come on, guys. Tabu didn't have any "role" in the film. She was on the sets and that's when Farah Khan asked her to be in one of the shots. So you can't blame the makers for not giving her a "proper role". That's something you can accuse Yash Raj Films and Kunal Kohli for: they gave her such a bad written role in average movie FANAA.
Hindi cinema is driven by its stars. While most national cinemas have stars to varying degrees, the star system in India is really a whole other world. India has a mostly film-crazy population of over one billion, who follow the films and lives of their movie stars with great devotion, both through the media generally and through the multitude of fan, or filmi, magazines
Although regional cinemas are making films which are as popular in their areas as Hindi films, in India's film-mad population of over one billion there would be few who wouldn't know who Amitabh Bachchan or Shah Rukh Khan are, and few who would not have seen their films. In terms of recognition and the devotion of their fans, Hindi movie stars are undoubtedly the biggest stars in the world.
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