Bhandarkar furious over Gowariker's comment

Comments [ 57 ] By Gurprit K. | 25 June 2009 | 4:56pm

The director of prominent films like 'Chandni Bar', 'Page 3', 'Corporate' and 'Fashion', Madhur Bhandakar is fuming over Ashutosh Gowariker's comment about Priyanka Chopra's abilities. Piggy Chops, who has bagged most of the 'Best Actress' awards for her marvellous performance in 'Fashion'

throught the year also collected the coveted IIFA award.

According to Gowariker, Priyanka was not the correct choice for the 'Best Actress' award when Aishwarya was nominated in the same category.

When Gowariker went to receive the 'Best Director' honour for 'Jodha Akbar' he stated, "Priyanka I Love You, but I don't know how you got the award for Best Actress when Aishwarya was also nominated in the same category for 'Jodhaa Akbar'." Priyanka did not make a big issue out of this statement at that time, but Madhur Bhandarkar was surely enraged.

Bhandarker expressed his disapproval of Gowariker's impolite and unnecessary comment. Buzz has it that Priyanka did not attend the IIFA after party as she was quite shocked and visiably upset with the comment. The contradiction comes here;Priyanka Chopra is currently working with Gowariker and ex-flame, Hurman Baweja on 'What's Your Raashee?'.

After receiving the 'Best Actress' award throughout the year for 'Fashion', Priyanka is under immense pressure for her performance in 'What's Your Raashee?'. Infact the stunning beauty has stated it is the toughest role in her entire career. Piggy Chops will essay twelve parts in the movie. However, Chopra proves to be quite professional. She didn't let the past relationship between her and Hurman affect their chemistry in the movie and we're quite sure the same will happen with Gowariker.

'What's Your Raashee?' is expected to his floors in September.

Also might we add, Ashu please stear clear from all controversies..especially involving award shows, you've had enough of them this year hav'nt you. It wont be long before people start perceiving you as the 'uptight' director rather than acknowleding you for your movies.

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