Suhas from 3 Idiots gets 'apology message' from people for 'misunderstanding' his character
Mumbai: Olivier Lafont who played the role of Suhas in the blockbuster movie 3 Idiots is receiving apology message from the internet for misunderstanding his character. The movie 3 Idiot which was directed by Rajkumar Hirani is known for its story, performance, and songs.
The movie features Amir Khan, R Madhavan, Sharma Joshi, and Kareena Kapoor Khan as lead actors. French actor Olivier Lafont aka Suhas played the role of eccentric human embodiment of a ‘price tag’.
He acted as Kareena Kapoor’s fiance, who was mocked for his bragging behavior. The chutney scene is hilarious, where Amir Khan demonstrates to see how he shouts the price of his shoes, when he spills some chutney on them.
Olivier’s character which was misunderstood and only received laughter, is now finally getting people’s love. Twitter user Aaryansh shared a post and said, “Suhas, I used to laugh at you as a kid, but as I grew up, I realized you were a good man.
Losing a 4-lakh rupee watch, for which you had worked tirelessly, would drive anyone crazy. I now understand now how it feels when a pair of 400 dollar shoes get dirty.
Everyone dreams…”
This tweet reached Olivier Lafont, who later posted a lovely message for his fans.
“So, finally, this tweet reached the real Suhas of movie 3 Idiots, aka Olivier Lafont.”
— Aaraynsh (@aaraynsh) April 17, 2023
"I wish he would have said “dedh lakh ki baat kahi” :p.
Jokes apart, thank you for sharing your opinion. @OliLafont https://t.co/LZO3TqZIc5 pic.twitter.com/g3hUAUkgUr
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India is amazing from space, for sure going back to my father's home country: NASA astronaut Sunita
New York (PTI): India is amazing from space, NASA astronaut Sunita Williams said and voiced optimism that she will visit her “father's home country” and share experiences about space exploration with people there.
Williams was responding to a question on how India looked from space when she was in the International Space Station and on the possibility of her collaborating with the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on space exploration.
"India is amazing. Every time we went over the Himalayas, and I'll tell you, Butch got some incredible pictures of the Himalayas. Just amazing,” Williams said.
The 59-year-old NASA astronaut and fellow astronaut Butch Wilmore addressed reporters at their first joint press conference days after they returned to Earth as part of the SpaceX Crew-9 mission, having been stranded in space for over nine months.
"And you can see, like I've described it before, just like this ripple that happened, obviously when the plates collided, and then as it flows down into India. It's many, many colours," she said.
"I think, when you come from the east, going into like Gujarat and Mumbai, the fishing fleet that's off the coast there gives you a little bit of a beacon that here we come, and then all throughout India, I think the impression I had was it was just like this network of lights from the bigger cities going down through the smaller cities. Just incredible to look at at night as well as during the day, highlighted, of course, by the Himalayas, which is just incredible as a forefront going down into India,” she said.
William's remarks echoed the observation made 41 years back by Sqn Ldr Rakesh Sharma, who lifted off on a Soviet rocket to become the first Indian in outer space. Asked by then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi how India looked from there, Sharma said, "Sare jahan se achcha."
Williams added “I hope, and I think for sure, I'm gonna be going back to my father's home country and visiting with people and getting excited about the first, or not the first, but the Indian national who's going up on the Axiom Mission coming up, pretty awesome,” she said.
She made those remarks while referring to the Axiom Mission 4 (Ax-4) commercial astronaut mission to the International Space Station that will include Mission Pilot Shubhanshu Shukla of India.
Lucknow-born Shukla will be India’s second astronaut after former Indian Air Force officer Rakesh Sharma to go to space in 1984.
"They'll have a hometown hero there of their own who will be able to talk about how wonderful the International Space Station is from his perspective. But I hope I can meet up at some point in time. We can share our experiences with as many people in India as possible because it's a great country, another wonderful democracy that's trying to put its foot in space countries. We'd love to be part of that and help them along,” she said.
Williams's father Deepak Pandya hailed from Gujarat and came to the US in 1958 where he did his internship and residency training in Medicine in Cleveland, Ohio.
She was born in Ohio to Deepak and Ursuline Bonnie Pandya.
When Wilmore asked Williams if she planned to take her crew members on the trip to India with her, she replied with a laugh "Absolutely. You might stick out a little bit but that's okay. We'll get you all primed with some spicy food, will be good.”
NASA astronauts Williams, Nick Hague and Wilmore, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov, returned to Earth on March 18 onboard SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft, which splashed down in the sea off the coast of Tallahassee, Florida.
