TKF CC #80{SIO} - Page 96

Originally posted by: Nikita_Smith

LOL that was SJ's greeting! What congratulations, re! 😆

Originally posted by: Nikita_Smith

^^ Yep! Isn't it Zoya's wedding dress which she wore for her wedding with Asad before ZoYaan?t

Originally posted by: cale

That was different nikita... It is lehanga and choli while that was a different dress...

Originally posted by: tastahnin

Caley,even i felt that this is the ZoYaan wedding outfit !!

Caley,u are absolutely right...it is not the same dress...even the lower ghaghra thing is different...it resembles though but not exactly the same...

Good Night Cale and Tas! <33

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/qubool-hai/4285434/sehaan-preview-pics

Do have a look at this^ :))

Originally posted by: tastahnin

Caley,u are absolutely right...it is not the same dress...even the lower ghaghra thing is different...it resembles though but not exactly the same...

she looks gorgeous nevertheless...i liked Seher's look more than sanam's though 😳

Originally posted by: Nikita_Smith

Good Night Cale and Tas! <33

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/qubool-hai/4285434/sehaan-preview-pics

Do have a look at this^ :))

Review: Alone' - Comedy Of The Week

They fooled us, didn't they? The two semi-clothed bodies writhing and moaning in the scenic water of Kerala made us believe this is an erotic thriller.

"Alone" is actually a very funny film. A kind of inside joke where the characters pretend to be trembling with terror and apprehension. But here's the secret " they are actually shaking with laughter.

First off, "Alone" is a remake of a Thai film. That perhaps explains why there is much of Bipasha's thighs', plus other body parts, in the film. And for all of Bipasha's fans, there is good news. There are two of her to savour. Tragically, one of the twins is a ghost (a dead giveaway, if ever there was one), who doesn't quite care for her sister's lust interest.

Mr. Lust Interest is played by the film's in-house beefcake Karan Singh Grover. Mr. Grover, god bless his pumped up muscles, is so stiff in all the wrong places that he makes the furniture in a dentist's waiting room look like designer furniture in a five-star lounge.

A lot of the playing time of this atrocious scare-farce goes into Mr. Grover entwining his limbs into his leading lady's thigh-land'. We thought such muscular miracles only happened in the circus. How wrong we were! Come to think of it, we thought this was an erotic thriller. It turns out to an idiotic thriller, the thrill element provided more by the gosht (meat) than the ghost factor.

"Alone" moves at its own weird volition. The narrative slackens to a slumber and then suddenly wakes up with a start. The plot is a gravity-defying triangle about a woman, man and a ghost, who is no dost'.

The frights could have flowed fast and furious. Instead, what flows is a fatuous plot about two girls who get caught in a squabble over a wooden toyboy.

Bipasha tries hard to infuse life into the inert plot. She fails, though we can't blame her. Even the stunning Kerala locales look listless when weighed against the cartoonish terror and lust of a pair which knows they are getting into the wrong train.

Forget horror. This is a comedy.

Review By Subhash K. Jha

gosh this was seriously too harsh😆