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12-01-06, 03:22 PM
Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai on Letterman
Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai, who is eyeing a career in Hollywood, made an apperance on 'Late Night with David Letterman' last night.
Attired in a brown leather jacket with a black skirt and boots, Aishwarya, who was seated next to Letterman on stage at the Ed Sullivan Theatre in New York City, looked well rehearsed and confident.
Aishwarya chatted comfortably with Letterman about her first English-language movie, Bride and Prejudice which opens in theatres on Friday.
She was ready with witty responses to questions about India and Bollywood. She amazed Letterman when she told him she could speak four Indian languages, Hindi, Marathi, Tulu and broken Tamil.
She was again asked the question, "Is it common in India to live with their parents?" which was asked in her recent appearance on CBS's 60 Minutes .
However, this time she shot back with a witty answer, "we don't have to take appointments to have dinner with our parents," which got a lot of audience applause.
When Letterman tried asking her how she got into films, Aishwarya asked, "how did you get into doing this?" Letterman said, "the other guy was sick one day."
http://www.freewareweb.com/lettermanfeb8.shtml
Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai, who is eyeing a career in Hollywood, made an apperance on 'Late Night with David Letterman' last night.
Attired in a brown leather jacket with a black skirt and boots, Aishwarya, who was seated next to Letterman on stage at the Ed Sullivan Theatre in New York City, looked well rehearsed and confident.
Aishwarya chatted comfortably with Letterman about her first English-language movie, Bride and Prejudice which opens in theatres on Friday.
She was ready with witty responses to questions about India and Bollywood. She amazed Letterman when she told him she could speak four Indian languages, Hindi, Marathi, Tulu and broken Tamil.
She was again asked the question, "Is it common in India to live with their parents?" which was asked in her recent appearance on CBS's 60 Minutes .
However, this time she shot back with a witty answer, "we don't have to take appointments to have dinner with our parents," which got a lot of audience applause.
When Letterman tried asking her how she got into films, Aishwarya asked, "how did you get into doing this?" Letterman said, "the other guy was sick one day."
http://www.freewareweb.com/lettermanfeb8.shtml