Archive for October, 2006
Saturday, October 14th, 2006
Punekar
Gaurav has translated Phu La Deshpande’s marathi essay “Mumbaikar, Punekar ..”. Makes an interesting and fun read. I loved these parts and I kept on nodding “Yes yes..I know people like this…”
Firstly, do not nurse the notion that you are inferior to anyone in any aspect of life. You are not. You are a superior [...]
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Tuesday, October 10th, 2006
Upgrading the dream
Once I was walking with Sai and there was a 5 or 7 star hotel. The entrance itself looked majestic what with 2 security guards and all. I whispered “One day I shall enter and have a ball here”, to which Sai replied in lighter vein “Say one day you will own it”1. “Yeah, I [...]
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Tuesday, October 10th, 2006
Tunak Tunak Tun
Tunak is a craze esp on youtube which has in excess of 350 videos on the same. I learnt about this mania via Vivek :
What is with the new craze about Tunak Tunak Tun?
First, you have to check out the Tunak Trailer.
Then, you should watch Tunak Tunak Brown.
But StarCraft Tunak-Tunak is not so good.
My favorite [...]
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Tuesday, October 10th, 2006
Woh Lamhe
Rediff on Woh Lamhe
If there is one reason you need to watch Woh Lamhe, it is Kangana Ranaut. She is a brilliant, outstanding actress
Rangan on Woh Lamhe :
Kangana inhabits Sana wonderfully. At first, this seemed to be a reprise of the boozy moll she played in Gangster, and all I could think was that she’d [...]
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Tuesday, October 10th, 2006
Dor
After all these days, I finally went to Innovative Multiplex. And btw, impressed by this service too : iTicket.in
Coming to the movie, it is as tender and as powerful it can get. Shot beautifully in Himachal Pradesh and most of it in Rajastan, this movie is how a meaningful cinema should be - it is [...]
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Tuesday, October 10th, 2006
Zindagi Rocks
Have not read such funny reviews recently. Check this from Khaled:
Our laadli Moushumi even plays a double role in Tanuja Chandra’s Zindaggi Rocks, which turns out to be the scariest screamer you’ve seen since The Exoricst and Omen.
He passed away, presumably because of overreading. Sad.
He he !
And 7 islands and a metro gets 4 stars!