Sunday, December 03, 2006
Aishwarya PJs - Don't kill me!
The Dhoom 2 chartbuster Crazy Kiya Re set me thinking -
What if Aishwarya was trapped in Delhi's smog - Hazy Kiya Re
What if Aishwarya set out to buy vegetables - Kaise Diya Re
What if Aishwarya became too arrogant - Main hoon Diva Re
I coined a few others as well but I am concerned abut your mental health and won't torture you further.
What if Aishwarya was trapped in Delhi's smog - Hazy Kiya Re
What if Aishwarya set out to buy vegetables - Kaise Diya Re
What if Aishwarya became too arrogant - Main hoon Diva Re
I coined a few others as well but I am concerned abut your mental health and won't torture you further.
Saturday, December 02, 2006
Copycat Rahman???


Friday, December 01, 2006
Why Dhoom 2 fails to impress
Well, one of the things I did in Ahmedabad last Friday was watch Dhoom 2 the same day as its worldwide release. My cousin Philo and brother Jose whisked me off to the city's CitiPulse multiplex to watch Hrithik and Aishwarya in action. And what of Abhishek you ask - well, he and Uday 'Ali' Chopra seem to have somewhat of a guest appearance in this flick - playing second fiddle to master thief Aryan (Hrithik).
The ending does redeem Abhishek to some extent but this chor-police story leaves you wondering why you didn't leave your brains at home. Both Dhoom movies are action movies with lots of style and attitude but certainly weak on substance.
Both flicks hinge on spectacular special effects and the glamour quotient of its starcast. Pritam's compositions in Dhoom 2 are funky too (especially Crazy Kiya Re) but the bhangra mix song Dil Laga Na in the second half set me yawning. And I thought the Hrithik-Aishwarya liplock was way over-rated. Also, what finally happens to Abhishek's wife, baby and Bipasha (Shonali) Basu? Any guesses?
Trivia from imdb.com
- This is the first pairing of Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai after many close tries. They were supposed to be in a movie directed by Tanuja Chandra but it didn't materialise
- The shooting of this movie was delayed because of a flood that damaged the new Yash Raj studio
- Aishwarya Rai was told to lose weight by Aditya Chopra after gaining it for Bride & Prejudice (2004)
- It's the first Bollywood movie to be filmed in Brazil
- 1,200 prints of this movie were released in Indian cinemas, the biggest for any Bollywood movie
- Priyanka Chopra was originally offered the part played by Bipasha Basu, but she declined

Both flicks hinge on spectacular special effects and the glamour quotient of its starcast. Pritam's compositions in Dhoom 2 are funky too (especially Crazy Kiya Re) but the bhangra mix song Dil Laga Na in the second half set me yawning. And I thought the Hrithik-Aishwarya liplock was way over-rated. Also, what finally happens to Abhishek's wife, baby and Bipasha (Shonali) Basu? Any guesses?
Trivia from imdb.com
- This is the first pairing of Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai after many close tries. They were supposed to be in a movie directed by Tanuja Chandra but it didn't materialise
- The shooting of this movie was delayed because of a flood that damaged the new Yash Raj studio
- Aishwarya Rai was told to lose weight by Aditya Chopra after gaining it for Bride & Prejudice (2004)
- It's the first Bollywood movie to be filmed in Brazil
- 1,200 prints of this movie were released in Indian cinemas, the biggest for any Bollywood movie
- Priyanka Chopra was originally offered the part played by Bipasha Basu, but she declined
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Wednesday, November 29, 2006
My new mobile phone


Monday, November 27, 2006
Snippets from Ahmedabad
Yup, we took a break and travelled down to Ahmedabad to visit my mom's side of the family. My last visit was around six years ago. The city is dirty, dirtier than Delhi and yet - isn't there always something magical about the place where you were born? My mom had been born here too. But we never spent any time here. I was spirited away to Pune when I was a year old and then to the national capital at the age of five. Which basically means I hardly remember anything from the city of my birth. Even the nursing home at Gomtipur where I was welcomed into this world no longer exists (am told it was burnt down during communal riots). Well, here are some images from my five-day stay in Ahmedabad.
Something that my young cousin Philo created. Isn't she wonderful?
She made these things too. Now, isn't she talented?
Philo's favourite teddy
A visit to the cemetery to visit my grandparents and uncle. I just wish I knew them better.
Philo (also known as Dolly) engages in a kung-fu contest with my brother Jose
And lastly, the cat which waltzed in through the gate as I was fiddling with my camera phone




Philo (also known as Dolly) engages in a kung-fu contest with my brother Jose
And lastly, the cat which waltzed in through the gate as I was fiddling with my camera phone
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