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Sixteen suitors wooed Rakhi Sawant, one got engaged only to be left heartbroken but there's one man who is still smiling. Rishikesh's Manmohan Tiwari was one suitor who openly rejected Rakhi. His honest attitude drew praises from one and all. Perhaps, it's this attitude which has put him under spotlight again whereas his other colleagues are sulking.

Tiwari has bagged his first TV soap in Beyond Dreamz and Imagine TV's Jamuniya. However, the actor is faced with queries about Rakhi and the swayamvar. Tiwari though answers every query with aplomb. In an excusive chat with TellyCafe's Mayur Lookhar, Tiwary talks about his journey on Rakhi ka swayamvar, why he rejected the drama queen, his love for close friend Anjali and more. Read on.

Was Rakhi ka Swayamvar your ticket to tinsel town?
Absolutely! There's no two way about it. Despite my theatre experience, I was struggling to get to get a foothold in the industry. This was an opportunity that needn't be missed.

If you never wanted to marry Rakhi were you then deliberately looking to antagonize Rakhi on the show?
While I didn't want to marry her but I was firm in mind that if Rakhi chose me, I would have honoured that commitment. But the truth is did Rakhi really wanted to marry any one of us? Rakhi Sawant is a controversial and drama queen. One wouldn't like to associate himself with this image.

Having said that, don't you think the honest viewers of the country were taken for a ride?
Well, the viewers would have been cheated had I said that I wanted to marry Rakhi. She's an intelligent lady and I respect her decision to opt for a swayamvar. Everyone knows she's a firebrand and thus I didn't deem it fit to associate myself with a personality like her. That's why I quit the show.

Doesn't such a show make a mockery of the sacred institution of marriage?
No, I don't agree with this. Swayamvar have been part of our shastras. So, we've only revived the ancient tradition. What's good or right is a subjective matter. The viewers loved it so the debate should end there.

However, the sanctity of this swayamvar is questionable?
I can vouch for the channel and the production. Their intention was very noble. I can't say that about Rakhi. Look, she's made a joke out of Elesh (Parjunwala). It could so easily have been any one of us but I didn't let myself suffer this ignominy.

For a common man, the mere sight of Rakhi Sawant is frightening. How tough was it to convince yourself to participate in the show? Was your family supportive of this move?
Frankly speaking, I didn't give it much of a thought. As I said before, if it was in my destiny, I would have married her. I would have readily accepted it. My family though didn't approve of the decision at first instance. However, later on they accepted the fact if this was good for my career then so be it.

Rakhi had alleged that your family wanted a maid not a daughter-in-law. What's your response to this charge?
Well, my parents were asked what kind of a girl they'd prefer. All they said is that they wanted a daughter who can serve them just a cup of tea once every evening. Now is that asking for too much? Besides, Rishikesh is a land of Brahmins who needn't ask anyone for food. People themselves invite Brahmins to their house. Rakhi herself has experienced the wonderful hospitality of that place.

Ravi Kissen had alleged that you were seeing a girl named Anjali. Now that the show is long over, can you tell what relation do you have with her?
It was unethical on part of the show to drag an innocent girl into this. As a respected girl, her pride was hurt. I whole heartedly apologize to Anjali and her family. I was lamented for hiding about Anjali but here's a woman who was warming to 16 men. But I didn't complain. Anjali is an extremely beautiful person. As of now we're dear friends. She's an ideal partner one can ask for.

So, you love her but does she love you?
Yes, I do love her but I can't comment on what she feels about me. If God permits, then we might well get married.

What did you gain and lose from the show?
There have only been gains and no losses. As an aspiring actor, I got the breakthrough I wanted. Viewers liked my performance. Earlier, I was dying to be in front of one camera. Here there were 18 cameras surrounding me. What more could I have asked for?

Though the show has enabled you to bag a TV show, you're still being asked about Rakhi. Will you guys be ever able to get out of her shadow?
(Laughs). No one lives under other's shadow. Aapki sirf ek parchai hoti hai. However, credit needs to be given where it's due. Rakhi has a huge fan following across the country. Whatever happened between the two if us is history. I have great respect for her as a lady. We're still friends and do communicate with each other.

Coming to Jamunia, it's buzzed that the channel is fond of you and so they've gifted you this role. Is this true?
Yes, I don't deny that the channel is fond of me but I had to go the regular process of casting. I'm thankful to Imagine for having granted me this opportunity.

A young downtrodden girl being tied with an over aged Thakur has become a trend. Is there a fear that the show may not attract enough eyeballs?
It's premature to assume such a thing. In journalism, the same news is covered by all media but the readers/viewers will read the one which is presented well. It's the same for our show. A lot of people didn't give much chance to Rakhi ka swayamvar but the show crossed all expectations. We've got a good script and it's backed by good actors. I see no reason why it won't attract viewers.

Finally, have you set any goal for yourself in this profession?
Ah! One day I'd like to walk the red carpet at the Filmfare awards. Bollywood is the next destination. I'm sure my TV experience will help me find a break in Bollywood.

Rakhi Sawant who had a disastrous swayamwar aftershock is not very optimistic about Rahul Mahajan and Dimpy Ganguly's conjugal bliss despite the fact that the duo tied know in front of everyone on TV.

In an interview to the leading newspaper she said that it is really difficult to choose a life partner through a public poll and Dimpy, 21, has become bakra by choosing Rahul, who is 13-years elder than her.

"Also Rahul's temperament is very volatile and everyone cannot tolerate that. In fact, Rahul should have thought twice before marrying Dimpy because of these reasons. Very soon, you all get to hear that Rahul aur Dimpy ka separation ho gaya hai,” she adds.

Talking about her failed relationship with Elesh, Rakhi further said, “I thought of only getting engaged with Elesh instead of marrying him so that I could get more time to decide.

But as time passed, I started feeling that he was not the right person for me. He just wanted to marry me because he wanted be part of my glamorous life. Things got so bad that now I really hate him,” clarifies Rakhi.

True to the title of their new music album ‘Jhagde’, the catty Rakhi Sawant and the wacky singer-composer-lyricist ishQ Bector, got embroiled in a strange spat on stage, this week.

During the launch of their second video titled ‘Bhoot”, Rakhi and ishQ began an impromptu conversation to entertain the cheering crowd at a packed shopping mall in Mumbai.

All was well, till Rakhi urged the public “to buy original CDs, ” while ishQ, popularly known as India’s mad-max music import from Canada, retorted, “love is free – music should be free too. Even if you have to resort to piracy on the Internet, make sure you listen to, and share the songs.”

This began an argument between them. Initially, people thought the dramatic tiff was being staged to create hype for the album. But when it started going out of hand, it dawned upon everyone, the spat was happening for real.

Soon, the unintentional tiff got out of hand, while the audiences enjoyed every bit of the public display of emotions and ethics. It is only when Rakhi and ishQ got off the stage, is when they realized the absurdity and futility of their public ‘jhagde’.

Luckily, without creating more fuss, they whispered some sweet-nothings, hugged and made-up, as the officials from Pen Music, who released the album, heaved a sigh of relief.

He’s bachelor, he’s muscular and he indeed can dance saala…yes we are talking about none other than dashing Salman Khan who recently got two big hits namely Wanted and London Dreams in his kitty.

And his brainchild Veer is all set to hit the screens. Salman claims his new venture all about father-son relationship and is leaving no stone unturned to promote the film.

In a candid interview with us, Salman Khan speaks about Veer, his beautiful relationship with father Salim Khan also the co-writer of Veer and his love for kids. Here we go,

Veer is your third venture as a co-scriptwriter post Baaghi: A Rebel for Love and Chandramukhi. When did the idea cross your mind and what made you write a period film like Veer?
The idea crossed my mind when I was 25 years old. I was so excited about the concept- I desired put on canvas by myself. Due to financial constraints for such films need big budget to support, I could not fulfill my dream. Years passed by but passion to make Veer didn’t fade away with them.

Eventually when I felt- the story should be shared with the audience I showed the script to the producer Vijay Galani and readily agreed to do it. Moreover, the original script was too lengthy which was re-scripted by my father Salim Khan (scriptwriter). One common factor between Baaghi and Veer is- both stress upon the beautiful relationship of father and son.

Interestingly, rumours of Veer inspired from the novel Taras Bulba are doing rounds, what do you have to say on that?
No, Veer is an original concept though I have read the novel when I was five years old. And I do remember the beautiful relationship there too in the novel which might again be the common factor.

Which are your favourite period films made in Hindi Cinema?
Pause, ponder…so far there are only three classic period films which I feel are par excellence. Mughal-e-Azam, Dharmveer and the last definitely not the least Veer.

What is Veer all about?
Veer is primarily an epic drama but it also highlights the relationship of father-son. I can’t say beyond this. I would rather want audience to decide for themselves.

In the times when female-actors prefer zero-figure to retain in the competition out there; you suggested Zarine Khan the debutant actor to put on weight? Why?
It was necessary as yesteryear’s princesses had voluptuous bodies considering the royal families they belonged to (khate pete khadaan se hote the bhai) chuckles. So, Zarine’s character demanded her to put on some kilos.

How was it working with Mithun Chakraborty and Jackie Shroff with whom you are working after a long time?
Oh, it was fantastic! We had a blast working together after a long time. Both of them are gem of a people and terrific actors. They are quite senior to me as well. And I must admit that Mithun Da is world’s best chef.

Whats your take on the music of the film?
Veer is an epic film so we have to adhere to the sounds of that era. And I think music director Sajid-Wajid had done justice to the music. The duo is really talented. The music is very close to my like the film.

Who is your Veer in real life?
A person who can bear Rakhi Sawant is a Veer in real terms (laughs). Well, on a serious note, my father is a real Veer as he has always faced tough times with courage and I salute him for that.

Talking about your father, you said Veer is a story of father-son relationship. Share some fond memories of you with your father which still bring smile on your face?
(Smiles), Humm, I remember I was small when I flunked in maths. I was terrified to face my father and disclose the fact to him. Somehow I gathered guts to tell him; to which he politely reacted and told me not to worry and spoil my vacations. Exams are not the real test. Still, ‘beta agli baar zara dhyaan se padhna’ (be careful next time and study).

You are extremely fond of kids; are plans to marry and become a father in near future?
I like being with kids and definitely would love to be a father and I’m sure I will make good father but can’t promise if I can make a good husband.

When entire Bollywood is eating, breathing and sleeping Blogs, you too have been a part of it since a long time now. How has been your experience so far?
It has been fabulous! I love to connect with my fans. Like other Bollywood celebrities, I don’t concentrate on vocabulary and flowery language much as it leads one to deviate from the core topic. I write in a spoken language which you could make be understandable. I personal read all the comments of my blog and also address with the same sincerity. I’m enjoying blogging.