Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Is NOT Shocked By Negative Responses Of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil; Courtesy Dhoom 2

Aishwarya Compares ADHM's Buzz With Dhoom 2

"Well fortunately, there hasn't been that excessive a noise, um, in fact there was probably more chatter during Dhoom 2, and um, there hasn't been around this, which is... which is wonderful, which is what, how many years since Dhoom 2 now, maybe 10 years right? So, that's.. that's saying a lot."

Her Bold Scenes Blown Out Of Proportion?

She was asked whether she feels that when it comes to her, things were blown out of proportion, she told, "No, I think.. in that I'm referring to the fact that when I did Dhoom 2, um, I remember I did that just around the time there was also the talk of possibly working in the West."

'I Wasn't Comfortable With The Idea Of Intimacy'

She added, "I was declining some wonderful work in the West because I personally also wasn't comfortable with the idea of intimacy on celluloid, but I keep referring to everything as, I think to the audience, everything is relative to how much they are exposed to."

We Do Agree With Her Here..

"So when there's this huge influx of (kissing scenes) they've seen so much, that I think somehow (sic) now the audience has also become, pretty uh, they've... they've gotten used to all of this visually. Uh, but at the time, I said okay let me first do, let me kind of maybe explore that turf a little bit, in an Indian movie, and so Dhoom was where you know I kind of explored the area, and um..."

Was She Shocked By The Responses?

In the same interview with India Today, Aishwarya also admitted that she was not at all shocked by the responses and she told, "No, I mean the response of the audience and critics and all was obviously I mean there, you saw the results in the movie itself, people kind of loved the movie and all of that."

It Came From A Place Of Great Love

"But there was some kind of, there was a little bit of uproar that Yashji had shared with us, which at the time was surprising, but it was topical about, (sic) there's just this immense, but it's weird... it came from a place of great love... and towards me," added Aishwarya.

People Felt I Belonged To Everybody..

She concluded by saying, "I mean it's almost like people felt I belonged to everybody, and it was from that protective, possessive love, that there was a bit of, a bit of chatter and talk around, and a bit of a reaction, so what I mean is... it's all relative, when you kind of see with the times, but here we are."