Madhuri Dixit Celebrity profile

Madhuri Dixit
I love :
My parents, brother, sisters, nieces and nephews.
I hate :
Cockroaches!
I’m afraid of :
Cockroaches!
I’m superstitious about :
Walking under the ladder.
I get turned on by :
Music - soft and sentimental.
My biggest fear :
Of losing people I love
My strength :
My family and friends.
My weakness :
Animals (I hate to see anybody hurting them).
My sex-appeal :
You tell me!!
My wildest fantasy :
That I’m tap-dancing with, Gene Kelly.
My hero :
God!
My spice :
I’m cool man!!
My favourite bedroom line :
"----------" (well, that’s a line is it?)
My biggest assets :
My eyes and smile.
My passion :
Acting.
My greatest necessity :
Clean bathrooms!
My favourite possession :
Memories, and all my fan mail.
What tires me most :
Interviews!!
What touches me most :
My clothes (Ha,Ha!)
My birthday :
15th May - Stardust

PARENTS : Shankar and Snehlata Dixit
SIBLINGS : Older Brother and Two Sisters in the US
DATE OF BIRTH : May 15, 196?
PLACE OF BIRTH :Maharashtra, India
ZODIAC SIGN : Taurus
HEIGHT : 5'4"-5'5"

MAILING ADDRESS:
Madhuri Dixit
Vijaydeep,
3rd Floor, Iris Park,
Juhu, Mumbai 400-049
India

Biography:
Madhuri Dixit’s allure lies in her classic good looks and poise. The much sought after actress was the muse of artist M.F.Hussain and is tagged as an outstanding dancer adding that extra bit of spice to the film screens.
Ek Do Teen
Madhuri Shankar Dixit was born on 15th May 1967 into a Marathi Brahmin family in Mumbai, India. Her parents are Shankar and Snehalata Dixit. She is the youngest of four children. She has two older sisters Rupa and Bharati and an older brother Ajit.
Madhuri studied at the Parle College and considered a future in micro-biology. She also trained in Kathak for over eight years.
She was linked with actor Sanjay Dutt before she married Sriram Madhav Nene, a surgeon based in the USA in 1999. They have two sons, Arin born in 2003 and Ryan in 2005. The family lives in Denver, Colorado.
The Government of India conferred Madhuri the Padma Shri Award, the highest civilian award in 2008.
Queen of Hearts
It took Madhuri Dixit a little over three years before she shot to fame before you could say ek, do ,teen.
1984 to 1989 Madhuri’s first movie was Abodh in 1984 and after a few forgettable performances, she appeared in Dayavan, a remake of the Tamil hit Nayagan, with Vinod Khanna and Feroz Khan. Tezaab with Anil Kapoor became a box office hit and she followed this with performances in Ram Lakhan, Prem Prathiyaga, Tridev and Parinda which became India’s official entry to the Oscars. Madhuri Dixit and Anil Kapoor enjoyed a successful chemistry on screen and worked together in many movies.
1990 to 1995 Madhuri won the Filmfare Best Actress Award in 1990 for her role as Madhu in Indra Kumar’s Dil opposite Aamir Khan. Saajan, a love triangle, starring Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt did good business in 1991. She starred with Anil Kapoor in 1992 in movies like Khel, Zindagi Ek Jua and Beta. One of Madhuri’s most famous dance sequences Dhak Dhak Karne Laga was from Beta. She won another Filmfare Best Actress Award.
In 1993, Khalnayak with Sanjay Dutt and Jackie Shroff was a blockbuster while her dance sequence Choli Ke Peeche Kya Hai created ripples as she sets off to trap the criminal Ballu. If Anjaam with Shah Rukh Khan in 1994 failed to do well, Hum Aapke Hai Kaun with Salman Khan broke records and added another feather, a rather bright one, in her cap. She won her third Filmfare Best Actress Award. She had two releases in 1995, Raja and Yaarana.
1996 to 2009
Madhuri’s success rate tapered until the 1997 release Yash Chopra’s Dil to Paagal Hai as Pooja, a dancer. In 2000, she faced Anil Kapoor once again in Rajkumar Santoshi’s Pukar as Anjali who wreaks havoc in the life of Major Jaidev Rajvansh. She was also seen in M.F.Hussain’s Gaja Gamini. The movie famously inspired by her, explores the different facets of a woman.
In 2001, she played Jhanki in Lajja that centered around strong female characters. In Devdas, a much anticipated release in 2002, Madhuri donned the role of a courtesan Chandramukhi whose love for Devdas doesn’t save him. Her portrayal of the courtesan won her the Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award.
She moved away from Bollywood for five years and returned back in Aaja Nachle in 2007 as Dia who is trying to bring the Ajanta Theater back on to it’s feet. The movie refused to take off at the box office.