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'Handsome' Aayush wants to act, says Arbaaz Khan

  •   Mon, Dec 22 2014 02:10:17 PM

Mumbai, Dec 22 (IANS): Arbaaz Khan says his brother-in-law Aayush Sharma, who recently married his sister Arpita Khan, aspires to become an actor. However, the actor-filmmaker doesn't know when and how it will happen.

Asked if Arpita's husband is interested in joining the film industry, Arbaaz said: "Aayush is a very handsome boy. He is interested in films and he wants to be an actor. How and when he will be launched, we don't know. I wish him luck. Let's see."

Arbaaz is currently busy promoting his forthcoming production "Dolly Ki Doli". Directed by Abhishek Dogra, it features Sonam Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao.

Before turning to direction and production, Arbaaz featured in movies as an actor.

He now says he has not quit acting, but just taken a sabbatical from it.

"I've taken a backseat from acting. Backseat is the right word. I've sidelined acting, but I've not quit acting. I am still available for acting roles," he added.

 
  

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  • Roger, Canada

    Mon, Dec 22 2014

    This Handsome! Handsome! mantra is created by film media to hypnotize young minds and make them their most devoted customers for life. This is actually destroying young lives by making them fully divert their minds and energies toward this fantasy idea and making weaker to focus on their careers. These films and their makers and the politicians are the biggest destroyers of future generation. People come to senses, see around you and realize the facts.

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