Vidya
Balan
is
fascinated
with
the
poetic
wooing
style
of
old-timer
Naseeruddin
Shah
rather
than
wickedly
funny
guy
Arshad
Warsi
in
Vishal
Bhardwaj"s
protege
Abhishek
Chaubey"s
directorial
debut
Ishqiya.
Talking
about
the
difference
in
the
approach
of
both
her
lovers
in
the
movie,
Vidya
informs,
“Arshad"s
character
is
a
typical
guy
for
whom
love
is
the
way
to
get
sex
and
Naseer
saab"s
character
is
more
old
school."
She
continues,
“Krishna
is
not
apologetic
about
her
needs.
She
gets
attracted
to
Arshad"s
character
and
there
is
a
certain
culmination
to
it.
With
Naseer
saab
she
enjoys
that
attention.
He
woos
her
in
a
classical
way."
No
wonder
Vidya
falls
for
Naseeruddin
Shah
when
he
woos
her
with
'Dil
toh
bachcha
hai
ji".
Ask
her
how
she
would
like
to
be
wooed
in
real
life
she
admits,
“Fortunately
or
unfortunately
I
love
the
Naseer
saab
kind
of
romance,
someone
who
woos
with
beautiful
words
and
poetry.
It"s
old
school
filmy
style.
I
don"t
mind
when
a
man
opens
a
door
for
me
or
pulls
out
the
chair
for
me.
That
chivalry
is
there
in
his
character
though
in
a
different
way
because
it"s
a
rural
setting."