Le CITY deluxe India · Nov/Dic · 2012

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Le CITY deluxe India, Nov/Dic, 2012, Página 67
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you can go wrong, which is also quite cool. Just do and try.

Which city would you like to spend your

twilight years in?

I guess by the time the twilight of my life comes we’ll have cities on the moon.

Movie lines closest to your heart?

“I love you, k k k k Kiran.” It works for men and women both. Actually I think I like two or three – “Haar ke jeetne wale ko Baazigar kehte hain.” And then I like “Agar ant mein sab kuch theek na ho, toh it’s not – the end, picture abhi baaki hai.” And the third one I really like from Devdas is, “Hum lailaaj ho gaye Chunni babu.” I think it’s one of the most romantic lines in the world.

Your favourite holiday destination with

the kids?

Going anywhere with the kids is great, but I quite like London. I have been to Austria with them on a skiing trip and it was absolutely fantastic.

What's the secret behind your gorgeous hair?

Any favourite ride? If you had to drive a car on the streets on Mumbai with no traffic, what car would you prefer?

I’m not into cars at all. As far as Mumbai is concerned, a Santro is perfect! I mean I don’t do that but I am beginning to teach my son – Aaryan now. Not to drive but just giving him the feel of a steering wheel now that he’s 15 years old. Of course Aaryan can’t even afford that right now.

What are the values that you would impart to your children?

A sense of humour – I think that’s extremely important. Being non-judgmental of people, successes or failures, is another. We are very judgmental – I have gone through that, and it’s not nice.

What does happiness mean to you?

Extremely difficult to answer because at

different times happiness means different

things to me. I feel the happiest when I’m

sitting around in a pair of shorts and a vest with junk food all over my body, with my children by my side watching a silly inane film and drinking as much coke or pepsi or coffee. Just being completely spoilt and having someone come to the room just to change the channels on the television!

A line that defines Delhiites?

Robust, loud, and carefree! Apart from that I think Delhiites know how to be naturally macho. You know the way they walk and talk. And if they fight they fight, it’s not just talk. That’s why I’ll pick up fights sometimes and say, “You don’t know, I’m from Delhi!”

NOV — DEC 2012

I have absolutely no idea. I don’t use shampoo or soap in my hair. I wash it with water. Sometimes my hair stylist will put shampoo but that is rare. So I don’t have a comb or a brush and I don’t use a specific shampoo unless

I am shooting. I don’t use any

products on my hair. Maybe

it’s genetic. My mother had

hair to die for…

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