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In Delhi, girls like being wooed by boys: Sidharth Malhotra

Akshay Kumar was in for a sweet surprise when a young fan confessed her love for him during a session of HT City Stars In the City.

Updated on: Sep 28, 2015, 15:00:01 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Akshay Kumar was in for a sweet surprise when a young fan confessed her love for him during a session of HT City Stars In the City. “I have been in love with you since I was a child. It’s like I have dated so many guys trying to see if someone matches up to you,” said the 20-something girl, adding, “In fact, when you got married to Twinkle (Khanna), I decided to become an actress and make you divorce her. I love you Akshay.” And the 47-year-old actor played a sport, and replied, “I love you too my darling. It takes a lot of courage for someone to confess their feelings in public. Thank you for the love.”

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Jacqueline Fernandez who was accompanying Akki, and actor Sidharth Malhotra, spoke about how there is this misconception that Akshay is a prankster. “It is weird because when anyone meets me, they’re like, “‘Ohhh you know, Akshay is such a prankster’, and I am like, ‘No, what are you talking about? He didn’t play any pranks on me’. He is not a prankster, he is a funny guy,” said Jackky.

In a ­conversation with Sonal Kalra, National Editor — Entertainment and Lifestyle, Hindustan Times, the actors talked about pick-up lines, ­martial arts, and also cut a cake for Jackky who turned a year older on August 11.

What is the worst pick-up line a girl has ever used on you?

Sidharth: I think boys use them more than girls. I haven’t been lucky enough for girls to use pick-up lines on me. In Delhi, girls like being wooed by boys rather than wooing boys. So, I think the worst is when you’re ­trying to hit on a girl and being really nice, and she ends up calling you ‘bhai’. In college, it ­happened to me a lot of times.

Akshay, we all know that you have already set up a martial arts training school in Mumbai, Any such plans for Delhi?

Akshay: When you set up a training school, you need to be there yourself. Since I am living in Mumbai, it won’t be convenient for me to open it in Delhi. Also, one needs space for starting such an institute, which I don’t have here. Even in Mumbai, I’ve been supported by someone in starting the martial arts school. Having said that, I would love to open a school in the Capital in the future if I get a chance.

Jacqueline, it takes a lot of ­courage for a glamorous, ­beautiful girl like you to go in for a no make-up look in the entire film. What made you do this?

I was actually not aware that Karan Malhotra (the director of the film) will be that strict with me about the makeup. I thought I would look pretty and glamorous in the film. It’s definitely not something I’m used to on-screen, but I have to say that it was one the most liberating ­experiences I’ve ever had in my career. I am so proud of the character that we have created (she plays Akshay’s wife in the film).

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