Even as Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani strides into Mohali to catch the live action at the 'World Cup' semi finals between India Pakistan
Reportedly, the Junior Bachchan couple were slated to be in Mohali too for the match, though a change of plans has forced them to stay put in Mumbai and watch the cricketing frenzy at their home.
Not only has the Pak PM reiterated time and again that he's a great fan of Aishwarya and Shah Rukh Khan, he ventured a step forward and wrote about his abiding admiration for the global beauty in his book Chahe Yousuf Saay Saadia, that he penned when he was imprisoned during the regime of former Pak PM Pervez Mussharaf.
When Pranab Mukherjee, then External Affairs Minister met up with Gilani atPakistan
A former aide of politico Mukherjee states in a media quote, "When Gilani was in jail during the 2001 2006 regime of Mussharaf, he used to watch Aishwarya's movies on his laptop, since he was such an ardent fan of the actress. He's also written about it in his book."
Although Indian officials would have loved to make it happen, unluckily Gilani will miss out on this Mohali (cricketing) date with the Stunner of all stunners.
Aishwarya's spokesperson, though, has been going around telling the media at large that she "wasn't scheduled to meet any Pakistani dignitary" and that the rumors are "completely false."
Reportedly, the Junior Bachchan couple were slated to be in Mohali too for the match, though a change of plans has forced them to stay put in Mumbai and watch the cricketing frenzy at their home.
Not only has the Pak PM reiterated time and again that he's a great fan of Aishwarya and Shah Rukh Khan, he ventured a step forward and wrote about his abiding admiration for the global beauty in his book Chahe Yousuf Saay Saadia, that he penned when he was imprisoned during the regime of former Pak PM Pervez Mussharaf.
When Pranab Mukherjee, then External Affairs Minister met up with Gilani at
A former aide of politico Mukherjee states in a media quote, "When Gilani was in jail during the 2001 2006 regime of Mussharaf, he used to watch Aishwarya's movies on his laptop, since he was such an ardent fan of the actress. He's also written about it in his book."
Although Indian officials would have loved to make it happen, unluckily Gilani will miss out on this Mohali (cricketing) date with the Stunner of all stunners.
Aishwarya's spokesperson, though, has been going around telling the media at large that she "wasn't scheduled to meet any Pakistani dignitary" and that the rumors are "completely false."
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