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Ayesha Takia was last seen in Salman Khan’s Wanted. Finally after a long gap he willl be seen in Revathy Varmha’s Hamesha I will love you opposite Anant Narayan.

The movie Hamesha I will love you is a love saga where Anant will play the role of an affable bachelor and Ayesha of a joly family girl. As soon as Revathy completed the script, she knew Ayesha is the only girl who can execute this role properly.

As of now Revathy is busy with Aap Ke Liye Hum, a hindi remake of 2005 Tamil movie. Ayesha Takia, Raveena Tandon and R. Madhavan are playing lead role in it.

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All those who insisted that Paathshala would be the last time one saw Ayesha Takia (left) on screen, post her marriage to restaurateur Farhan Azmi, can now be silenced. The actress’ mother, Farida, confirms that Ayesha, who had asserted in an interview to HT in April, that she was open to doing one or two meaningful movies a year, should be back in the studio “very soon, may be in a month or two” for Revathy’s next film. Ayesha was paired oposite Salman Khan in Wanted.

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Ayesha Takia has finally signed a new movie post her marriage to restaurateur Farhan Azmi. She was working on Revathy Sharma’s Aapke Liye Hum with Jaya Bachchan and Raveena Tandon but the movie has been delayed.
The new movie in question is directed by South Indian actress turned director Revathy and is a very sweet romantic film. Ayesha had said that she would do one or two meaningful movies a year and has agreed to do Revathy’s beautiful love story.

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Gorgeous Ayesha has done commendable work in Dor and 8 x 10 Tasveer. And now she is all set to spellbound the audience with her performance in her recent movie ‘Wanted’.

She is extremely excited about her forthcoming release and expects that she stands up to the expectations of her fans. She is full of respect and admiration for her co-star Salman Khan. She considers Salman doing justice to every co-actor’s role and not over-shadowing them.

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Director Revathy Varma’s knee surgery yesterday has delayed Aap Ke Liye Hum’s schedule again. Ayesha Takia is contemplating pulling out of
the film

Aap Ke Liye Hum, the film about an adopted mother, seems to be stuck after a series of mishaps. The latest is director Revathy Varma’s emergency knee surgery, which has once again thrown the first major schedule of the film out of gear.

Speaking about why she had to be rushed to the Kokilaben Dhirubhai Hospital on Sunday (August 6), the director said, “I had to be brought here for an emergency knee surgery. I fell and hurt myself. There was some swelling. But I ignored it. On Sunday, when I was to start shooting, the pain suddenly resurfaced and got unbearable.”

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The busy starcast including Raveena Tandon, Jaya Bachchan and Ayesha Takia who were busy with their respective families are back to work in Revathy Sharma’s film about an ‘adopted’ mother abandoned by her wretched son, played by Ranvir Shorey, who was the last to join the cast.

Shooting resumes on September 5. “It would have started two days earlier. But my cast got busy with Ganesh Chaturthi,” sighs the director.

Madhavan is back in Revathy Sharma’s movie which is a female oriented film.

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Bubbly actress Ayesha Takia Azmi got married to long time beau Farhan Azmi last month. She celebrates her 23rd birthday today. She talks about marriage, birthday plans, her new film with Jaya Bachchan and Raveena Tandon and much more.

“LIFE has not changed at all after marriage. It feels exactly the same because Farhan and I have known each other for five long years. We keep asking each other that why didn’t we do this before! Even before we got married, Farhan and I felt mentally married. So nothing has changed,” says the glowing wife.

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Jaya Bachchan turns on April 9. The makers of her new film tentatively titled Chaassni have planned a very Special surprise for her.

They’ve decided to pre-pone the commencement of the film’s shooting by a month to coincide with Jaya’s birthday.

Divulging details reluctantly the film’s softspoken director Revathy Varma says, “Yes, we’ve quickened the process of starting the film. April 9 is a very auspicious day. And my film is about honouring and giving a respectable place to the aged in our society. So what better proof of the film’s intentions than to dedicate it to Jayaji’s 60th birthday?”