December 2005 Cute KA scenes – High-Quality

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Kavya and Anjali Ring Flashback – November

Aksar Is Duniya Mein

Kavya and Anjali talk at the rides

Kavya visits Anjali in the hospital

Anjali tries to come close to Kavya after her accident

Kavya-Anjali at lamas classes

Anjali makes Kavya paint at portrait on the hilltop

Kavya-Anjali go baby clothes shopping together

Anjali calls Kavya to her house at night

Zindagi Mein Koi Kabhi Aaye Na Rabba – Yug-Anjali dance after Anjali breaks Kavya’s heart again
Anjali loses her baby; Kayva makes her cry

EA bench scene in the park after Kavya-Pammi fight (Chalte Chalte song)

Yug-Kavya fight; Anjali tells Kavya that he is not man enough

Chalte Chalte in the office – KA cross paths in office after Anjali tells off Pammi Massi

Chalte Chalte Part 2 – KA talk in her office cabin

Kavya and Anjali back in Shimla at the Mandir

Anjali sees Vedh first time and takes care of him; includes Kavya

KA play with the baby inside the lodge

KA at the fireplace – Dekhne bas unhe waqt bhi ruk gaya

Pammi dreams about Kavyanjali coming close

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31 December

December 2005 KavyAnjali videos

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31 December

Ekta and I had a Tiff – Anita

Ekta and I had a tiff



While Natassha, now Anita, rebuffs rumours of cold-war with Ekta, actress admits to a past tiff with her mentor though…


REENA THAPAR KAPOOR



   Right from her onset into the world of television and films, Anita Hassanandani (better known as Natassha, but she reverted back to her original name) has had more than her share of headlines; and mostly for all the wrong reasons. Trouble first started brewing when she had a showdown with her mentorcum-friend-cum-confidante Ekta Kapoor.
   The fracas subsided due to timely intervention by Shobha Kapoor, but it wasn’t long before the cracks in the relationships started to resurface again.
   Recently, Anita’s role in Kkavyanjali was marginalised significantly and the focus shifted to co-star actor Nandini Singh. “I admit that Nandini’s role in Kavyanjali is getting stronger and bigger. But that’s only because of my absence in Mumbai due to my film commitments down South,” says Anita.
   Apparently, Anita’s absentia had reached a point when the creative team of Kkavyanjali had to go down South to can her shots. “But, I’m fine with Nandini getting a higher billing in the show,” says Anita rebuffing controversies pointing to a fall-out between Ekta and her. Clearing the air, Anita vehemently denies ever having a cold war with her mentor. “Ekta and I did have a tiff. I’m not denying that we had a disagreement in the past over an important issue but it never reached a stage where we had to stop talking to each other,” says Anita.
   At that time, the bone of contention between the two was long working hours. “Yes, the long working hours drove a rift between the two if us. But (Shobha Kapoor) aunty stepped in and sorted the matter,” adds Anita. The actress is eternally grateful to Ekta’s mother for supporting her. “That’s what makes Shobha aunty extremely special and adorable. She could’ve taken her daughter’s side but she chose to support me because she thought I was in the right,” she adds.
   What about her alleged relationship with co-star Ejiaz Khan? “I never had an affair with him. Ejiaz is an attractive man, but we share a clean and healthy working relationship. That’s about it,” says Anita.
   So does that mean that she has never fallen in love? “I’m a private person and that’s probably the reason why one gets the impression that I’m too good to be true. Of course, I’ve been in love. I was seeing someone in Hyderabad. In fact, I broke up with him just recently,” she explains.


Anita (previously known as Natassha

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24 December

New Year’s Resolution – Anita

(Anjali in Kavyanjali)

I am a workaholic and am planning to do a show on New Year’s.

I love working and believe that if I work on New Year’s Day, I will keep working for the whole coming year. My New Year’s resolution is to lose about three-four kilos and keep fit for the whole year.

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24 December

Anita stars in south Indian historical epic

By: Tushar Joshi
December 24, 2005

Anita Hassanandani
Despite shooting for a Balaji daily (Kavyanjali), Anita Hassanandani gets seven days off from her schedule to head south for her second Kannada film.

Anita, who plays the lead role of Anjali in the Star Plus daily, has worked in almost a dozen south Indian films in the past.

Southside story

“In the south, they are extremely hard working and professional. Their style of working is very different from Bollywood. Everyone comes on time, finishes the shoot and leaves. The job satisfaction is another obvious reason for accepting these films.”

Talking about her latest film, titled Gundagali Kumar Rama, she said, “It is a historical, where I play Ratna — a poor girl who is sought after by the king of the dynasty she’s living in.

The film has its usual dose of romance and drama in it. The twist in the plot happens when both the king and his son fall in love with me. I say yes to the king’s proposal, as I am unaware of his son’s feelings for me. In the end, I commit suicide by drinking poison.”

Costume drama

The Kannada film will be ready for release by August next year. Describing her look, the actress said, “I wear loads of accessories and very ethnic, traditional outfits. It was fun dressing up for the role.”

Isn’t language a barrier in such projects? “Not really. There is adequate help, with assistants prompting and helping with dialogues. Also, by now, I can speak decent Telugu, but I still have to work on my Kannada.”

All work, no play

On the small screen, Anjali’s sufferings continue at the hands of the evil Nitya (Amrita Singh), in Kavyanjali. “After my miscarriage, there will an interesting track happening between Nitya and me,” she explained.

Suprisingly, Anita will be working on New Year’s Eve. “I am planning to perform at a stage show. I like working and keeping myself busy. I have anyway been partying throughout this year.”

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24 December

Anita on Zee Cinema xclusive Interview

We don’t have the video of this. Transcript by Shireen – India-Forums

Just now at 6pm they showed Anita on Zee Cinema talking about lots of things..

Anita was wearing a pink zip up jacket, light blue jeans and a light pinky colour belt…her hair was down. She was in her house sitting on a sofa. They showed Kompany rolling around next to her….her kompany is a darling

Okay this is what she said as best as I can remember coz she was speaking quite fast..

“My roles in Kuch to hai and Krishna Kottage were very good and I especially enjoyed doing the dance numbers….ding dong was appreciated very much. Balaji have always been a great support and they have always given me great roles. After doing Kuch to hai and Krishna Cottage I was offered alot of movies from outside banners but I didnt find any of them worthwhile…then I waited for a while and then did Koi aap in which I had a great role again.

I enjoy partying and going out with my friends. I am not into reading but I just love watching movies and acting! I am not a very sporty kind of person but after shooting for KAS I have started liking football a little bit..

I am quite religious. I go to siddivinyak temple every tuesday unless I am shooting until late and cant go.

*Then they showed Anita playing with Kompany on the floor..she was tickling him and coochi cooing with him* She said: Kompany is my best friend…..when I come home and if Kompany is sick then I get very sad and upset. I just love playing with Kompany.

I believe that if u work hard then u can achieve watever u want to in life. I want to work for another 7-8 years and eventually settle down and get married. I want to work very very hard and do more serials and more movies….

Thats it…then they showed Anita walking out of a room…I think it was her bedroom and going into the lounge. Then the cameras zoomed out and anjali was smiling from her window Her house was very nice and light

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12 December

Who killed common sense?

Famous Indians tamper with their spelling in the poignant hope that their fortunes will change. Meenakshi Sinha discovers that many have actually done worse after visiting their numerologists




   These days, newspapers can get away with misspelling a celebrity. It will be generously presumed as yet another star’s customary name change at the hands of a numerologist. The addition of a letter or two in one’s name to arrive at a favourable number of letters is a trend that is increasingly visiting actors, business types, artists and writers.
   But any benevolent effects of numerology on their fortunes may be hard to see.
   In the depths of a dark period, Kareena Kapoor had changed her name to Karriena. After that, Asoka, the radical film that was supposed to redeem her, bombed. She went back to being Kareena. She even told this reporter once, “I don’t believe in this spelling change business. After I changed my spelling from Kareena to Karriena on the advice of some astrologer, it had a disastrous effect. I kept falling sick and was never up to my level. I swore never to adhere to any advice from these astrologers.”
   The name ‘Karriena’ was the contribution of numerologist Bansilal Jumaani who guides Ekta Kapoor and probably steers her serials off those debilitating names that do not start with the letter ‘K’.
   His son, Sanjay Jumaani, naturally rises to the defence of his father. “Shahrukh Khan released the film on the 26th. Two plus six is eight. Eight is the number of Saturn. We anyway predicted doom.”
   He does remember that after she changed her name to Karriena, she had signed a Pepsi deal, admittedly a fortunate event in anybody’s life. The reason why she reverted to her original name, he claims, is that, “her father Randhir Kapoor wanted her to get back to her original name, which he so lovingly kept. He threatened to get her married and throw her out of the industry unless she complied.”
   But according to a transformed Kareena, “I believe in my destiny and the fact that no one can take away my destiny from me. Look at Raj Kapoor, he got no awards during his lifetime but his work is still discussed. He did not resort to any such name or spelling change for success.”
   Raj Kapoor lived in simpler times when lack of success was attributed to cosmic alignments and not to the spelling of one’s name. Today, there are so many solutions to a single problem, so many versions of “the ancient science of astrology”. Numerology may appear to function only in English names but its practitioners affirm that it can be applied to any language as it merely translates letters into numbers.
   A recent arrival to this mystical world is the much-wronged Vivek Oberoi, who is suddenly being spelt Viveik. Two of his films have sunk without a trace. And, closely following this change is the news that he has split with Aishwarya Rai. Now that’s a good tide or a misfortune, depending on who you talk to.
   Sunil Shetty used to sign more than 50 films in a year in the early 1990s, when there were more films than godmen. As an angry hulk element in loosely based human stories, he excelled and rose as a new action hero with a unique gift to stretch vowels. Then he became Suniel Shetty, and has since remained a largely inconsequential man with a lot of high-profile side roles. Worse, he got embroiled in a controversy concerning irregularities in the import duty of his Hummer, a type of problem that usually visits only Sanjay Dutt.
According to a sulking numerologist, Shetty has blamed the import duty controversy on the change of his spelling.
Around the time when Shetty changed his name, he says that he had health problems, and faced a few deaths in the family. “Someone told my wife about it and I went ahead with it.” He also claims to be very attached to his nephew Niel. “I had lost my brother-in-law then. By adding ‘e’ to Sunil, Niel became a part of me,” says Shetty.
He does not compliment numerology excessively. “I’ve been around for over 16 years and my businesses and work are doing well. So I can’t say that it was only numerology that helped. Hard work along with the blessings of my parents and family also matter.”
Even if an actor is not keen on changing the spelling, nervous producers and others who have sunk money into a project may demand a correction. Television actor Anita Hassanandani became Natassha when she was signed on by Balaji Telefilms. But the change in identity began to confuse her, especially when she was accosted by fans for autograph. So she went back to Anita with no apparent material loss. “I have given big hits in south Indian films where I’m known as Anita, and as a star. It got too confusing to continue with two names.”
   Ekta Kapoor, the temperamental chief of Balaji Telefilms is understanding. “I don’t impose my thoughts or opinion on anyone. Nor do I expect them to follow what I believe in.”
   Anita still has a job with Balaji.
   Ishaa Koppikar is another actor who added an ‘a’ to her name. That was about three years ago when she was an item girl. Now, she claims she is not an item girl. Like several others who have found some success, Ishaa finds it difficult to be gracious enough to attribute all her success to numerology. “I have worked hard,” she says.
   Readers of Shobhaa De had suddenly noticed that her name had changed. She denies that it has anything to do with numerology.
   Sanjay Jumani says patiently that celebrities are usually reluctant to admit that they have consulted ethereal conduits. “I don’t blame them because they are in the public eye where there is a lot of hypocrisy.”TNN





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11 December

What’s in a name?

Is she Natasha or is she actually just Anita? There’s a lot of confusion about the real name of Bollywood’s Bindaas babe Natasha. But she clarifies, “My original name is Anita, but I changed that to Natasha when I began working on the Hindi serial Kavyanjali. Even for my Bollywood debut with Tusshar Kapoor, I was known as Natasha. But for all the films that I am doing in the south, I have managed to retain my own name and that is Anita. I have had a talk with my production team in Bollywood too and I really want to be known with my own name,” says Anita who made her Kannada debut with Veera Kannadiga. The actress is currently working on the period film Gandugoli Kumararama with Shivarajkumar. “The look for this film is something I have never attempted before. It is a challenging role,” she says.

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3 December