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Roadies is a semi-planned reality show: Shambhavi Sharma
Shambhavi Sharma, an "MTV Roadies" finalist, has landed herself a lead role in Sony's new show "Chajje Chajje Ka Pyar". While crediting it for providing her a platform in showbiz, she admits that the reality show is semi-planned and not completely spontaneous.
" 'Roadies' has helped me a lot. I got noticed, I got a lot of fame in that and it indeed opened up a platform for me, " Shambhavi, who stole the limelight on the show for her conniving and flirtatious ways, told.
She was a finalist on the fifth season of "MTV Roadies" which is now running its eighth edition.
Asked whether reality shows like "Roadies" are scripted, Shambhavi said: "We are sometimes asked to portray ourselves in a certain way, but many things on the show are real also, like vote-outs are not planned."
"I would say the fights are planned because they put us into such a situation that we end up fighting which each other. I would say the show is semi-planned, " the 22-year-old Delhi girl said.
Contrary to the common perception that "Roadies" taskmasters Raghu and Rajiv are tough, Shambhavi says they are not what they are shown to be on the small screen.
"Raghu and Rajiv are very sweet. They are not the way they portray themselves on television. Off camera they are very nice, " she said.
Shambhavi's father is a doctor, while her mother is a lawyer. Her sister teaches hotel management in Australia. Shambhavi is pursuing law through correspondence from Dehradun.
After "Roadies", she got a chance to host a show "G-Talk" on MTV. Shambhavi was busy completing her studies until "Chajje Chajje..." came up to her.
"Acting is my passion, but I never thought of acting in television. I wanted to anchor and do films. I can't say I was waiting for a break.
I was just enjoying my life until I was approached for the role of Ginny in the show and I just fell in love with this concept and the character, " said Shambhavi.
The show also stars veteran actors Kiran Kumar and Virender Singh.
The actress says she is enjoying working with veteran actors and is also learning a lot from them.
"At first I felt it would be difficult. In my first scene I was very tense, Virenderji came up to me and motivated me saying everything will go well, " she said.
"Both Kiranji and Virenderji helped me a lot. I am also learning a lot by watching how they act, their nuances, their expressions, their body language. We have become like a family on the sets, " she added.
Shambhavi is also excited about the fact that renowned designer Vikram Phadnis has styled her in the show.
"I am so lucky that someone who has designed for stars like Bipasha Basu and Malaika Arora Khan has designed my look. He worked so much on my look, my hair, makeup; it feels great to be styled by him, " she said.
" 'Roadies' has helped me a lot. I got noticed, I got a lot of fame in that and it indeed opened up a platform for me, " Shambhavi, who stole the limelight on the show for her conniving and flirtatious ways, told.
She was a finalist on the fifth season of "MTV Roadies" which is now running its eighth edition.
Asked whether reality shows like "Roadies" are scripted, Shambhavi said: "We are sometimes asked to portray ourselves in a certain way, but many things on the show are real also, like vote-outs are not planned."
"I would say the fights are planned because they put us into such a situation that we end up fighting which each other. I would say the show is semi-planned, " the 22-year-old Delhi girl said.
Contrary to the common perception that "Roadies" taskmasters Raghu and Rajiv are tough, Shambhavi says they are not what they are shown to be on the small screen.
"Raghu and Rajiv are very sweet. They are not the way they portray themselves on television. Off camera they are very nice, " she said.Shambhavi's father is a doctor, while her mother is a lawyer. Her sister teaches hotel management in Australia. Shambhavi is pursuing law through correspondence from Dehradun.
After "Roadies", she got a chance to host a show "G-Talk" on MTV. Shambhavi was busy completing her studies until "Chajje Chajje..." came up to her.
"Acting is my passion, but I never thought of acting in television. I wanted to anchor and do films. I can't say I was waiting for a break.
I was just enjoying my life until I was approached for the role of Ginny in the show and I just fell in love with this concept and the character, " said Shambhavi.
The show also stars veteran actors Kiran Kumar and Virender Singh.
The actress says she is enjoying working with veteran actors and is also learning a lot from them."At first I felt it would be difficult. In my first scene I was very tense, Virenderji came up to me and motivated me saying everything will go well, " she said.
"Both Kiranji and Virenderji helped me a lot. I am also learning a lot by watching how they act, their nuances, their expressions, their body language. We have become like a family on the sets, " she added.
Shambhavi is also excited about the fact that renowned designer Vikram Phadnis has styled her in the show.
"I am so lucky that someone who has designed for stars like Bipasha Basu and Malaika Arora Khan has designed my look. He worked so much on my look, my hair, makeup; it feels great to be styled by him, " she said.
Shambhavi Sharma Telgu Movie Actress
Roadies is a semi-planned reality show: Shambhavi SharmaShambhavi Sharma, an "MTV Roadies" finalist, has landed herself a lead role in Sony's new show "Chajje Chajje Ka Pyar". While crediting it for providing her a platform in showbiz, she admits that the reality show is semi-planned and not completely spontaneous." 'Roadies' has helped me a lot. I got noticed, I got a lot of fame in that and it indeed opened up a platform for me, " Shambhavi, who stole the limelight on the show for her conniving and flirtatious ways, told.She was a finalist on the fifth season of "MTV Roadies" which is now running its eighth edition.Asked whether reality shows like "Roadies" are scripted, Shambhavi said: "We are sometimes asked to portray ourselves in a certain way, but many things on the show are real also, like vote-outs are not planned.""I would say the fights are planned because they put us into such a situation that we end up fighting which each other. I would say the show is semi-planned, " the 22-year-old Delhi girl said.Contrary to the common perception that "Roadies" taskmasters Raghu and Rajiv are tough, Shambhavi says they are not what they are shown to be on the small screen."Raghu and Rajiv are very sweet. They are not the way they portray themselves on television. Off camera they are
very nice, " she said.Shambhavi's father is a doctor, while her mother is a lawyer. Her sister teaches hotel management in Australia. Shambhavi is pursuing law through correspondence from Dehradun.After "Roadies", she got a chance to host a show "G-Talk" on MTV. Shambhavi was busy completing her studies until "Chajje Chajje..." came up to her."Acting is my passion, but I never thought of acting in television. I wanted to anchor and do films. I can't say I was waiting for a break.I was just enjoying my life until I was approached for the role of Ginny in the show and I just fell in love with
this concept and the character, " said Shambhavi.The show also stars veteran actors Kiran Kumar and Virender Singh.The actress says she is enjoying working with veteran actors and is also learning a lot from them."At first I felt it would be difficult. In my first scene I was very tense, Virenderji came up to me and motivated me saying everything will go well, " she said."Both Kiranji and Virenderji helped me a lot. I am also learning a lot by watching how they act, their nuances, their expressions, their body language. We have become like a family on the sets, " she added.Shambhavi is also excited about the fact that renowned designer Vikram Phadnis has styled her in the show."I am so lucky that someone who has designed for stars like Bipasha Basu and Malaika Arora Khan has designed my look. He worked so much on my look, my hair, makeup; it feels great to be styled by him, " she said. Shambhavi Sharma, an "MTV Roadies" finalist, has landed herself a lead role in Sony's new show "Chajje Chajje Ka Pyar". ... Shambhavi is pursuing law through correspondence from Dehradun. ... Shreyas Talpade relived his college days
Hi Frens,
Our luved Shambhavi is all set to work in a Movie. U don belv me....read the Article below.Soap queen Ekta Kapoor and actor Sunil Shetty have teamed up again for their fourth film, The Little Godfather. Sunil Shetty confirms the story and says, "The film is based on a very interesting subject and we have assembled a very eclectic cast."The Little Godfather has an unusual cast that includes Amitabh Bachchan's manager Sheetal Jain's son Tushar, Bishen Singh Bedi's son Angad, Sunil Shetty's manager George Cameroon's son Shaun, Kader Khan's son Shahnawaz Khan, Pankaj Parasher's son Vivan, Sudesh Berry's son Suraj, Javed Jaffrey's brother-in-law Mannan Khan,
MTV Roadies finalist Shambhavi Sharma and newcomer Laura Mishra.
Director Joy Augustine (who has also directed Tere Mere Sapne of ABCL) lets us in on the film's plot, "Most of
these characters are hawkers in Mumbai local trains - some of them sell torches while some sell food. The story focuses on how the July 11, 2007 train blasts affected their lives and how the catastrophe brought them together irrespective of caste, creed and religion."Shetty and Kapoor have already obtained permission from the Indian Railways to shoot in the local trains of Mumbai.
A set of a railway station has also been erected at Worli. Shambhavi in MTV Roadies Auditions
Friday, November 14, 2008 4:43 AM
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video-play.mp4 (MPEG-4 File, 0 bytes)Shambhavi Sharma Friday, November 14, 2008 4:43 AM Delhi resident Shambhavi Sharma is 18 years old. This cute girl comes with a body tattoo and one even had a belly piercing. She claims to be geared up for all challenges on roadies 5.0 except striping! Her biggest weakness is reported to be her love for her boyfriend. Shambhavi is often said to exhibit vampire-like traits.
Name: Shambhavi Sharma
Sex: Female
Date of Birth : 25/04/1989
Birth Place : Delhi
she likes:-
to play volleyball
to play drums
to listen to muzik
to dance
to party.
she hates:-
reading...lolzzzz
type of muzik she likes:-
trance
hip-hop rock.
Favorite Music Genres
physicadalic, Hip-Hop, R&B, Punk, Rock
All Time Favorite Artists / Bands
linkin park,limp bizkit,infected mushroom,skazi,goa gil....etc
current Favorite Artists / Bands: Hip hop...n rapppppp....
rock....!!Favorite Music Video: crawling by linkin park is gud ..........n tripy vedios
Favorite Movies!! all sorts "no favourites...."horror can do
Favorite TV Shows
Music...no tv shows....
Favorite Books
She hates readin...ha!!! For her ncert is enough
Favorite Quote
n joi....life is a trip..............!!yippeeeee
Her View on HerSelg:
She is a TAuRian...like makin friends..a athlete..loves playing drums...bit of a tomboy...like hangin out...
straightforward...sporty is what she wud say bout herself...n quite adventureous Who'd Shambhavi will like To Meet She like making friens...ones those are freaks...not too showyeeee ... BE URSEL
Reality show:Chajje Chajje Ka Pyar (Real Love Story) Shambhavi Sharma
Shambhavi Sharma, an "MTV Roadies" finalist, has landed herself a lead role in Sony's new show "Chajje Chajje Ka Pyar". While crediting it for providing her a platform in showbiz, she admits that the reality show is semi-planned and not completely spontaneous.
" 'Roadies' has helped me a lot. I got noticed, I got a lot of fame in that and it indeed opened up a platform for me, " Shambhavi, who stole the limelight on the show for her conniving and flirtatious ways, told.
She was a finalist on the fifth season of "MTV Roadies" which is now running its eighth edition.
Asked whether reality shows like "Roadies" are scripted, Shambhavi said: "We are sometimes asked to portray ourselves in a certain way, but many things on the show are real also, like vote-outs are not planned."
"I would say the fights are planned because they put us into such a situation that we end up fighting which each other. I would say the show is semi-planned, " the 22-year-old Delhi girl said.
Contrary to the common perception that "Roadies" taskmasters Raghu and Rajiv are tough, Shambhavi says they are not what they are shown to be on the small screen.
"Raghu and Rajiv are very sweet. They are not the way they portray themselves on television. Off camera they are very nice, " she said.
Shambhavi's father is a doctor, while her mother is a lawyer. Her sister teaches hotel management in Australia. Shambhavi is pursuing law through correspondence from Dehradun.
After "Roadies", she got a chance to host a show "G-Talk" on MTV. Shambhavi was busy completing her studies until "Chajje Chajje..." came up to her.
"Acting is my passion, but I never thought of acting in television. I wanted to anchor and do films. I can't say I was waiting for a break.
I was just enjoying my life until I was approached for the role of Ginny in the show and I just fell in love with this concept and the character, " said Shambhavi.
The show also stars veteran actors Kiran Kumar and Virender Singh.
The actress says she is enjoying working with veteran actors and is also learning a lot from them.
"At first I felt it would be difficult. In my first scene I was very tense, Virenderji came up to me and motivated me saying everything will go well, " she said.
"Both Kiranji and Virenderji helped me a lot. I am also learning a lot by watching how they act, their nuances, their expressions, their body language. We have become like a family on the sets, " she added.
Shambhavi is also excited about the fact that renowned designer Vikram Phadnis has styled her in the show.
"I am so lucky that someone who has designed for stars like Bipasha Basu and Malaika Arora Khan has designed my look. He worked so much on my look, my hair, makeup; it feels great to be styled by him, " she said.
" 'Roadies' has helped me a lot. I got noticed, I got a lot of fame in that and it indeed opened up a platform for me, " Shambhavi, who stole the limelight on the show for her conniving and flirtatious ways, told.
She was a finalist on the fifth season of "MTV Roadies" which is now running its eighth edition.
Asked whether reality shows like "Roadies" are scripted, Shambhavi said: "We are sometimes asked to portray ourselves in a certain way, but many things on the show are real also, like vote-outs are not planned."
"I would say the fights are planned because they put us into such a situation that we end up fighting which each other. I would say the show is semi-planned, " the 22-year-old Delhi girl said.
Contrary to the common perception that "Roadies" taskmasters Raghu and Rajiv are tough, Shambhavi says they are not what they are shown to be on the small screen.
"Raghu and Rajiv are very sweet. They are not the way they portray themselves on television. Off camera they are very nice, " she said.Shambhavi's father is a doctor, while her mother is a lawyer. Her sister teaches hotel management in Australia. Shambhavi is pursuing law through correspondence from Dehradun.
After "Roadies", she got a chance to host a show "G-Talk" on MTV. Shambhavi was busy completing her studies until "Chajje Chajje..." came up to her.
"Acting is my passion, but I never thought of acting in television. I wanted to anchor and do films. I can't say I was waiting for a break.
I was just enjoying my life until I was approached for the role of Ginny in the show and I just fell in love with this concept and the character, " said Shambhavi.
The show also stars veteran actors Kiran Kumar and Virender Singh.
The actress says she is enjoying working with veteran actors and is also learning a lot from them."At first I felt it would be difficult. In my first scene I was very tense, Virenderji came up to me and motivated me saying everything will go well, " she said.
"Both Kiranji and Virenderji helped me a lot. I am also learning a lot by watching how they act, their nuances, their expressions, their body language. We have become like a family on the sets, " she added.
Shambhavi is also excited about the fact that renowned designer Vikram Phadnis has styled her in the show.
"I am so lucky that someone who has designed for stars like Bipasha Basu and Malaika Arora Khan has designed my look. He worked so much on my look, my hair, makeup; it feels great to be styled by him, " she said.
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