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September 09, 2005

Aishwarya rai

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Fans of Bollywood will have little difficulty recognizing Aishwarya Rai (known affectionately as 'Ash'). That she is the most stunningly, mesmerizingly beautiful human being inhabiting the planet today is self evident and not a worthy question of debate. But how to keep up with her on a day to day basis? How to get the latest photos and tidbits of gossip? Well, a good place to start is Aishwaryarai.com. They claim to offer "the best resource for fans." OK, but the pictures gallery still isn't online and that makes me very angry (and they've yet to respond to my logical, pleading, beautiful, sweeping, impetuous, yet thoughtful emails and print letters).

IMDb has, of course, the facts. And it turns out that she has nine, count em nine films in various stages of pre-production. Jackson Heights, here I come.

Aishwaryaworld.com claims to be the only "authorized and official" website but tends toward the corny. It does, however, include tasty morsels like her own personal philosophy that "It’s nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice." A tad trite you insinuate? Well, screw you overly sophisticated 3Quarks reader. Next time a radiant goddess illuminates all of our lives I'll make sure she reads lots of Schopenhauer and Radhakrishnan first so she can utter things more profound and depressing. Get over yourself.

Personally, I'm rather fond of the Aishwarya section of the Paper Doll Heaven website. There, you can dress Aishwarya up in various outfits of your own choosing. It's a lot of fun and there are some nice looks. I recommend mixing and matching.

Nothing, however, can beat Bollywhat.com for some interesting dish, especially when it comes to the latest on that rather bothersome ex-boyfriend Salman Khan. He worries me.

That's it for now. I part with these words, anyone who does not like Devdas is a person who I'm not sure is fully a person.

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One of my uncles carried around a picture of Madhu Bala in his wallet his whole life, and I can't remember how many (unfortunately very chaste) dreams I have had of walks in the park holding hands (!) with Isabella Rosselini, so obsession with stars and starlets is probably in my genes. I am glad to see that you are afflicted as well, dear Morgan. This was a refreshing post after all the other gloomy ones. Thanks.

Posted by: Abbas Raza | Sep 9, 2005 9:14:51 PM

of course you're being cheeky. beauty, especially the beauty of a movie star, is and should always be the very stuff of debate. in that spirit, i nominate gene tierney as the most self-evidently beautiful screen presence.

Posted by: setare | Sep 11, 2005 3:14:38 AM

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Posted by: Movies Point | Oct 7, 2006 4:02:25 AM

he hwo are you have a nice day
http://www.aishwaryaraipics.org/

Posted by: aishwaryaraipics | Apr 11, 2007 3:46:10 PM

I am a big fan of bollywood.I accept she is beautiful.But how can she be the most stunning beauty at her 30's

Posted by: aishwarya fan | Jul 12, 2007 8:42:44 AM

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