Mr and Miss TV

Madhur Bhandarkar, the man who is equally known for his films and for the number of controversies he has been in is now seen as a sitting judge on Mr and Miss TV. The director of films like Chandni Bar, Satta, Page 3 talks to tellychakkar on Mr and Miss TV and raises the pertinent issue on why TV stars fail in Bollywood. <strong> What made you take up Mr and Miss TV?</strong>

Bollywood beauties, who had quit work to look after their tiny tots, are using television as a comeback tool. After Raveena Tandon, it’s Sonali Bendre who returns to the fold as a judge on Sony’s reality show Mr and Miss TV. However, the gorgeous Sonali, whose last work of note was Amol Palekar’s Marathi film Annahat, isn’t considering Mr and Miss TV as a full time return to Tinsel town. She would do that once her kid grows a little older. In this exclusive interview to Tellychakkar, the sizzling and ravishing Sonali talks about her brief stint on television. Excerpts: <strong>