Bollywood, where a single person marrying two or three times, its hard to find out a person who is not mingled yet. Tabu is a one who has not kept her feet in the married world. The commendable and talented performance of her in movies like ‘Haider’, ‘Maqbool’, ‘Chandni Bar’ and ‘Cheeni Kum’ allowed her to gain limelight. Like Salman Khan’s marriage, Tabu’s marriage is also a big question for her fans. Everyone just pricks up their ears when she answered about her marriage.
This time in an event she caught up in such question were answering about her status she mentioned: “I'm as single as... Next question.”
While answering about a moment at which she thought that being single is her best decision she replied: “Every moment..”. Further, she said: “Because I don't know the other side, right? So how can I say this is better or that is better. Only when I experience that, then I will understand that if this was good or if this is good.”, while adding: “"I've never been married, so I don't know how good or bad it is,”.
On a contrary questing where she was asked about a moment at which she felt regret about not getting married, she answered: “Ummmmm.…Not as yet”. The question where unstoppable and she was asked about her thought of getting married, confusingly she said: “"These are all questions I have no answer to... That's the problem.” So again her fans left with a question mark but at least she confirmed something.
The successful actress’ some of the remarkable works are going to be showcased on Japanese Film Festival(JFF). Her most appraised work “Cheeni Kum” was also discussed at the event. The movie was a 2007 romance film where she portrayed a role of the 34-year-old software engineer who falls in love with a 64-year-old chef. She expressed: “Tabu playing Tabu... almost... except that it hasn't happened in real life.” She added that "I can so be that person, and I understand her totally, I get her, and that's why I think I could do that. I was convinced of their romance. Also, of course, you have to give 200 per cent credit to the man (Amitabh Bachchan) who I was romancing, and that's why it was that much convincing.….So it goes to say that if somebody like that, in that space, with that vibe, with that everything, then I am absolutely okay with it. For her (the character), I think the age is not the barrier, it's what she strikes with that person... So yes, I could be that person.”
‘Maqbool’, ‘Maachis’, ‘The Namesake’, ‘Iruvar’, ‘Astitva’ and ‘Chandni Bar’ were the other movies that were discussed in the event.
