Anu Aggarwal Rebuts Bisexuality
Here's the latest update from the world of Bollywood. We bet you wouldn't want to miss this. Read on for details... Her forthcoming book may set the stands on fire
Anu Aggarwal's memoir, titled Anusual, will be released on August 26 at what the
exclusive invites promise to be a dramatic and jazz music-laden event at the Olive Bar and Kitchen in Bandra.
Anu's mentor, Mahesh Bhatt who discovered her during her super-modelling days and cast her in Aashiqui will be the master of ceremonies.
The slim book is full of sizzling material, as SpotboyE discovered, on laying hands on the memoir. Besides listing the various men who made entries and exits from her life - she sticks mostly to men from overseas countries - the book is packed with candid confessions.
Anu Aggarwal expresses her dismay, during her peak of stardom, at media reports of the time making her out to be bisexual. It may be recalled by those who have elephantine memories that the ever controversial sex siren,Mamta Kulkarni, had claimed that the dusky Aashiqui sensation had hit on her.
Without naming names, or specifying Mamta Kulkarni, Anu Aggarwal rebuts those rumours about her same-gender attraction. Writes she, "Entertainment news pedlars suspected there was not one but scores of secret lovers...
"And then, as though men were not enough, they were jumping to women. I was outraged by this pre-supposition - I love women as much as I love the truth but I have yet to meet a woman who would stir the sexual drive in me. But where do you start to explain this?"
Right. The paperback is quite a tell-all.
exclusive invites promise to be a dramatic and jazz music-laden event at the Olive Bar and Kitchen in Bandra.
Anu's mentor, Mahesh Bhatt who discovered her during her super-modelling days and cast her in Aashiqui will be the master of ceremonies.
The slim book is full of sizzling material, as SpotboyE discovered, on laying hands on the memoir. Besides listing the various men who made entries and exits from her life - she sticks mostly to men from overseas countries - the book is packed with candid confessions.
Anu Aggarwal expresses her dismay, during her peak of stardom, at media reports of the time making her out to be bisexual. It may be recalled by those who have elephantine memories that the ever controversial sex siren,Mamta Kulkarni, had claimed that the dusky Aashiqui sensation had hit on her.
Without naming names, or specifying Mamta Kulkarni, Anu Aggarwal rebuts those rumours about her same-gender attraction. Writes she, "Entertainment news pedlars suspected there was not one but scores of secret lovers...
"And then, as though men were not enough, they were jumping to women. I was outraged by this pre-supposition - I love women as much as I love the truth but I have yet to meet a woman who would stir the sexual drive in me. But where do you start to explain this?"
Right. The paperback is quite a tell-all.
