Having been cited as the most beautiful woman in the world often enough, it's no surprise that Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has often adopted the role of a muse for many of her ardent fans.
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However, this time it is Bachchan’s role in Jazbaa –- her comeback to the big screen after five long years -- that has inspired one comedian in particular (it has also received mixed reactions from the public).
Mumbai-based José Covaco seems to think Bachchan’s outrage and tears match the reactions (justifiably) of your average Mumbaikar missing an unoccupied auto rickshaw on a busy day.
Here’s his proof from thepudding movie:
Jazbaa, directed by Sanjay Gupta is reportedly an official remake of the 2007 South Korean blockbuster Seven Days and will be releasing later this year on October 9.
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Read: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan And Irrfan In 'Jazbaa' Trailer
However, this time it is Bachchan’s role in Jazbaa –- her comeback to the big screen after five long years -- that has inspired one comedian in particular (it has also received mixed reactions from the public).
Mumbai-based José Covaco seems to think Bachchan’s outrage and tears match the reactions (justifiably) of your average Mumbaikar missing an unoccupied auto rickshaw on a busy day.
Here’s his proof from the
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in Jazbaa shows everyone what it's like for people in Mumbai when we see an empty rickshaw.. pic.twitter.com/qdnFMQEz9I
— José Covaco (@HoeZaay) August 26, 2015Jazbaa, directed by Sanjay Gupta is reportedly an official remake of the 2007 South Korean blockbuster Seven Days and will be releasing later this year on October 9.
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