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-Rani

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Posted: 11 years ago

#61

Originally posted by: sonali.19281
I finally saw Lootera after a year or so.. perks of being snowed in😆 I liked it.. it was like reading a book.. a classic .. and having the best visual imageries drawn out for you.. its such a BEAUTIFUL movie.. in the literal sense too.. really good cinematography.. even in the way Sonakshi's face was captured through the whole movie.. frame by frame.. one section lit in one frame vs the other.. happy to see such technical depth in our filmmaking.. makes me feel all is not lost in the bolly kingdom

It was also one of my favorite movies of year 2013. I had watched it in theater actually and the cinematography was a treat to watch on the big celluloid. Sonakshi was excellent in the movie, both looked and acted very well👏👏 Ranveer was alright as I don't like that chap to begin with😉

I don't think it's been a year yet, the movie came out last summer so you are not that far behind in catching up😊

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KoffeeLover

@KoffeeLover

Rocker

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Posted: 11 years ago

#62

Lootera is next on my list to watch. I just finished watching Raanjhana today. Gosh I am well behind. I thought Dhanush did a great job in the film but I hated the last 45 mins of the movie. And for a change I liked Sonam in a movie.

So I hear that Ajaz Khan is going to SA for KKK. So again a repeat of that crappy love triangle. He tweeted a pic of him in the plane and got abused royally by Gaushal fans.

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-Rani

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Posted: 11 years ago

#63

Originally posted by: sonali.19281
on a diff note.. guys watch this.. growing up in the 80s-90s.. its such a happy familiar feeling revisiting your simple childhood.. when we hardly had so many options in everything.. but it was a happy place to be in.. the SIMPLE LIFE.. no complications..

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=638871919494653

Beautiful👍🏼 Since I didn't grow up in India, it's nice to see how kids were back there at the age of no video games and rest of the techonology😊

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95027

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Posted: 11 years ago

#64

Originally posted by: liberiangirl
Kejriwal quit!
I'm dumbfounded! Here's this guy who people thought would bring about a change and at the very first hurdle, he hangs up his boots? Really! Who said it was gonna be easy? So truly disappointed in this guy. It's easy to talk...very difficult to implement. He joined politics (when Anna didnt) because he said he needs to be in the system to fix it. Now what? What kind of an attitude is this?

Going by the news, it seems like Janlokpal Bill was not allowed to be tabled because appropriate constitutional methods were not completed prior to it being discussed. So, he gets upset and quits? C'mon! He should have waited, completed all required procedures, tabled it and then should have fought it out. If he really cared, he should do everything in his might to help the so called "aam-aadmi".

Very very disappointed in this guy. His approach now more seems to be like "my way or the highway". He wants everything to happen right then and there and when he says it. He's behaving like a child who needs a toy and has to have it right at that moment, else will sulk.

Real pissed off!

Edit: Oh...and what about the 1000s of ppl who brought his party into power? They must be feeling so foolish. If he wanted to expose BJP/Cong, he should have stayed, kept his post and continued doing what he was doing earlier. I dont think governance is Kejriwal's cup of tea

👏 👏 👏

Governance is hard... Just like successful businessman aren't good lawmakers... Civil
Activists don't necessarily make good government... Shame actually. People had so much hope ...

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95027

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Posted: 11 years ago

#65

Watched epi 1 of season 2 of house of cards. What a fantastic start. Kevin spacey rocks!!!

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@TheRowdiest

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Posted: 11 years ago

#66

Kejru was a hope but he did exactly what kaangress wanted him to do thats why they supported him to form the govt ...he was in hurry to change the system ... how can u bring change in 1-2 months ????

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95027

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Posted: 11 years ago

#67

Originally posted by: TheRowdiest
Kejru was a hope but he did exactly what kaangress wanted him to do thats why they supported him to form the govt ...he was in hurry to change the system ... how can u bring change in 1-2 months ????

the answer of your q lies in understanding people...

it is in the nature of a civil activist to want immediate change... its the passion and intensity that make them activists and once they are convinced of an idea they would go thru with it yesterday if they could... unfortunately change is slow and further slowed down by politicians whose basic nature is to resist anything... an activist is someone whose philosophy is greater good and most politicians today work for self good no matter which part of world... and this bill likely threatens their self good...anna hazare perhaps knows the difference and hence prefers to keep the activist role without political hat...

now the question will be if people are as impatient for change in which case AAP should do even better next go... or if they prefer governance over change despite their belief in change... the society in india, unfortunately, is inherently corrupt themselves cuz they would rather pay a cop for any wrong incl a simple traffic violation... that only complicates everything... have u seen sardar? remember where he says the entire machinery is corrupt (immediately after independance?)...

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-Cruiser-

@-Cruiser-

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Posted: 11 years ago

#68

Most of you here are young, bubbling, energetic, ambitious girls of TODAY!!!😛

Wonder what exactly would be the reaction on your faces if you received a 'proposal' like this!! ☺️

It does seem a few decades ago, our grand-dads successfully wooed 👍🏼... our grandmas like this:

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EggOb4rSpyI[/YOUTUBE]

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sonali.19281

@sonali.19281

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

#69

Originally posted by: -Cruiser-
Most of you here are young, bubbling, energetic, ambitious girls of TODAY!!!😛

Wonder what exactly would be the reaction on your faces if you received a 'proposal' like this!! ☺️

It does seem a few decades ago, our grand-dads successfully wooed 👍🏼... our grandmas like this:

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EggOb4rSpyI[/YOUTUBE]

😆😆😆 LMAOOO thats one way to do it.. I'll give him brownie points for getting st. to the point, no BS.. biologically its all about procreation in the end😆😆😆 pass those genes while you can😆 (the combination I mean)😆