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At the point when Aishwarya Rai was approached to envision she's enticing 5 men for a promotion

Aishwarya Rai and promotion master Prahlad Kakkar had once uncovered that the entertainer couldn't go for the renowned Pepsi advertisement without any problem. Before Aishwarya Rai turned into a famous entertainer in India and abroad, she was known for her appearances in notices. The entertainer has been included in various advertisements since her displaying days. Her business with Pepsi, which likewise featured Aamir Khan and Mahima Chaudhry, keeps on being well known even today. While it impelled her fame, Aishwarya Rai had once uncovered it was a troublesome business to shoot. The entertainer had shown up on late entertainer Farooq Sheik's Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai where numerous individuals from her own and expert resides were available. One of them was promotion master Prahlad Kakkar. Talking about their Pepsi cooperation, in which Aishwarya assumed the part of Sanjana/Sanju, Prahlad and Aishwarya reviewed how tense she was on the sets. "At the point when this ad finished, any place I went in India, from 4-year-olds to 90-year-olds, particularly male, would ask me who is Sanju," Prahlad talked, in Hindi. "I was unable to excuse him, he caused me to do that red lips and wet hair, I was unable to do it, I had a few retakes," Aishwarya contributed. "Aishwarya was this little innocent, young thing. I was trying to brief her (about the) posture. I would say pose this way, pose that way (explaining the gestures with his hands), it wasn't happening. She was very awkward and she's saying 'No, I don't like this, what do you want me to do.' I said you have to seduce five men in this room," Prahlad explained. "I found that very embarrassing," Aishwarya added before Prahlad continued, "She managed." The actor explained, "I was feeling so bad because he had done this and there was Aamir, who is so sincere, so he said I'll stand for cues. So he stands behind the camera and gives that look and I was like completely new and completely nervous. "I'm like, 'No, first of all, he's asking me, he's saying strange things like thinking you're walking into a room full of men', and I was like 'No, why is he saying these things in front of everybody, I'll get more embarrassed and get it all wrong' and Aamir is standing there and I think out of the sheer frustration that I can't be taking everybody's time so much and going into so many retakes and it's only going to get worse and his cues are only going to get worse so get it over and done with," she added. Prahlad revealed that Aishwarya took 21 retakes that day.

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