"I have always liked Madhuri Dixit" Shreyas Talpade

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

Shreyas Talpade started his career acting in Marathi soaps and doing stage shows. The biggest break in his life career came when he acted in the movie Iqbal directed by Nagesh Kukunoor. The actor also gave a brilliant performance in the comedy Apna Sapna Money Money. Sheryas will also be seen in Farah Khan's Om Shanti Om alongside Shahrukh Khan. The actor talks about his take on relationship and says that he believes in the institution of marriage.

Your type of woman?
I have already found the woman of my life and married her. The eyes and the voice of a woman are something which I look at. Because of my type of profession, there should be a level of maturity and understanding between both of us. Thankfully, I have got all the qualities in my wife. Just on the second day of our marriage she pushed me to the shoot of 'Iqbal".

Your ideal romantic getaway would be?
A Spanish island. It would be a complete holiday full of romance.

Do you go for internal or external beauty?
Internal. External beauty can"t be permanent whereas internal beauty remains with you throughout your life.

Would you cook for your woman?
I would certainly try. I think if you are really hungry then you would eat that, too!

How important are calls and SMSes in your relationship?
SMSes are very important in our relationship. We usually share every part of our day by messaging each other. It really brings a smile to my face in the midst of an otherwise hectic schedule.

Your first crush?
Can"t remember exactly. I think it was in my school or college days. The girl was older than me. She was pretty sweet.

Hottest woman in tinsel town?
I have always liked Madhuri Dixit. She is good looking and carries herself very well. Especially in her movie, 'Sailaab", she looked her best while dancing to the tune of 'Hum ko aajkal hai intezaar".

Can a man and a woman ever have a platonic relationship?
Definitely. In today"s world, men and women are walking side by side. The level of understanding has grown.

Your take on the institution of marriage?
I completely believe in it. If you look at commitment, it can be in your favour. Otherwise, it won"t. One feels a kind of security after getting married. Trust is of utmost importance in a marriage.