Randeep has low lust quotient!

The way to a man���s heart is through his stomach. So treat him to some khichdi and you may just win his love.
Randeep Hooda, whose film Love Khichdi produced by Pittie Group and Victoria Entertainment recently hit the theatres, nods in agreement.
A foodie himself, Randeep loves Haryanvi food, Japanese Sushi and Italian pasta. The actor has donned the chef���s hat in this movie.He plays Vir, a sous chef of a five-star hotel who flirts with, yearns for and lusts after every woman.
���That���s quite unlike me in real life. I surely don���t lust after every woman,��� he laughs, ���But in Love Khichdi, it���s a different story. I���ve romanced a schoolgirl, my neighbour���s wife, a supermodel, a business woman, and even a bai...��� he trails off.
���Maids��� are sensitive topics of discussion these days; they seem to be ���sweeping��� everyone off their feet. ���Well, in Love Khichdi my maid played by Sonali Kulkarni, is the President of the Bai Association, and one of the strongest characters in the movie. She considers men to be idiots. She is honest and blunt. Yes, I do look lustily at her, but that was part of the script,��� clarifies Randeep.
Besides Love Khichdi, Randeep is upbeat about his stint in theatre and his love for horses. ���I���m enjoying doing the play Waiting for Gotto. I���m learning the saxophone, my horses are behaving well, and I have a couple of films ready for release,��� he shares. So no time for girlfriends? ���I���m dating, but I���m not seriously dating,��� confesses the actor. So what does he cook for his dates - some love khichdi perhaps? ���I actually make for a decent cook: I can prepare a range of eggs, cook some pasta, make some exotic desert... But Love khichdi? Sorry love, that one you���ll have to catch only in the theatres!���
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