Aaja Nachle Downloaded
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
If you are even a bit of Bollywood movie buff, then this new development would surely not have had escaped from your eyes and ears - Madhuri Dixit comeback after six years in a visible treat in the trailers of Aaja Nachle. As vibrant as ever, the icon of hindi cinema has lost a few kilos at right places to set the idiot box on fire with equally ear catching OST - Aaja Nachle.
While the newspapers have been reporting of an upset Madhuri with news that her role has been cut to accommodate more young look to the movie. Yash Raj banner has been on the receiving end from the audience for a long time now and they want to play safe by giving the movie a younger feel as most of its audience is urbane and young. Reports are that Madhuri has even denied to promote her movie. All this will sound absurd if you see the promos of the movie where its only Madhuri you will notice, the rest of rather impressive cast of Akshaye Khanna, Konkona Sen Sharma and Kunal Kapoor. So is it just another promotional stunt?Off lately the Bollywood movie releases have become an eye of tornado for marketers. The promotions have been very capital intensive, with comprehensive marketing and PR plans and the thespians going all out to promote their movies. Slowly we are reaching the competition levels of Hollywood with advertising cost becoming significant in the cost of movie. Just look at this, with not even the music album released officially, the movie already has made it to web , Wikipedia, IMDB and You Tube.
You can download the OST- Aaja Nachle over here.Following are the (few of the) trailers of Aaja Nachle, I have picked the earliest one as it really captured me watching TV candidly, the text flows in great sync with the music. Awesome work for Madhuri fans...
Labels: Music
posted by Jas @ 11:50 AM,
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Tagged!
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Tags, even if you try to evade them, friends will somehow make you have them.
1.Pick out a scar you have, and explain how you got it.
Ever tried making rockets in your childhood? Well I did (had written about it in my post earlier). As it they say I blew it up, just that am not saying literally, but actually! Science learnt at the cost of a scar on left hand :)
2.What does your phone look like?
Looks what a typical Chennai guy's would! My own went cuckoo, iPhone hasn't come to India... so I got the spare one I had at home!
3.What is on the walls of your bedroom?
well well, they dont allow anything on walls of a guest house, do they? :D
4. What is your current desktop picture?
Well I like nice deep eyes, got a pic of a girl having it after I added some angel wings via Photoshop. Some time Monica Bellucci does come in for a while :)
5. Do you believe in gay marriage?
Just a question, why do they need a marriage! I thought they had some other needs! Well love comes in all forms as they say :)
6. What do you want more than anything right now?
I gotta admit, its a nice punjabi style squeezing jaadu ki jhappi! being away from home in festival time surely has an impact on one
7. What time were you born?
It was dark hour, unsuspecting world was asleep foolishly; parents were unaware of the wreck I was going to cause in this world and Devil was shouting "Eureka! Eureka!"
8. Are your parents still together?
Well, just one question from my side now! The person who prepared this question, is he/she really that dumb, or this is a special effort?
9. Last person who made you cry?
Wrong channel to talk about her
10. What is your favorite perfume/cologne ?
I have somehow started liking Chanel's Allure Sport. Liked Tommy Eau de Cologne also, though never bought one.
11. What kind of hair/eye color do you like in the opposite sex?
Hair - any color, eyes should have depth; they should speak the silent language I know
12. What are you listening to?
Gayatri Mantra chants coming from in some tent, the loudness of Dusshera celebrations and prayers have just started with "Allah hu Akbar" in background voice. (There is a mosque nearby) - That is Hyderabad!
13. Do you get scared of the dark?
No, until i see a true horror flick in loneliness :D ;but am angered at dark intentions.
14. Do you like pain killers?
Nopes, medicines aren't for me. Pain gets bearable only if endured.
15. Are you too shy to ask someone out?
LOL, yeah! Never indulged in these things :P Maybe should have!
16. If you could eat anything right now, what would it be?
Mom's hand made food!
17. Who was the last person who made you mad?
My best friend's gf! Its a tough job for us guys I guess :D
19. Is someone in love with you?
Umm.. someone who trusts me and love me... I don't think so!
And I tag Pooja, La Membre avant-garde !!
1.Pick out a scar you have, and explain how you got it.
Ever tried making rockets in your childhood? Well I did (had written about it in my post earlier). As it they say I blew it up, just that am not saying literally, but actually! Science learnt at the cost of a scar on left hand :)
2.What does your phone look like?
Looks what a typical Chennai guy's would! My own went cuckoo, iPhone hasn't come to India... so I got the spare one I had at home!
3.What is on the walls of your bedroom?
well well, they dont allow anything on walls of a guest house, do they? :D
4. What is your current desktop picture?
Well I like nice deep eyes, got a pic of a girl having it after I added some angel wings via Photoshop. Some time Monica Bellucci does come in for a while :)
5. Do you believe in gay marriage?
Just a question, why do they need a marriage! I thought they had some other needs! Well love comes in all forms as they say :)
6. What do you want more than anything right now?
I gotta admit, its a nice punjabi style squeezing jaadu ki jhappi! being away from home in festival time surely has an impact on one
7. What time were you born?
It was dark hour, unsuspecting world was asleep foolishly; parents were unaware of the wreck I was going to cause in this world and Devil was shouting "Eureka! Eureka!"
8. Are your parents still together?
Well, just one question from my side now! The person who prepared this question, is he/she really that dumb, or this is a special effort?
9. Last person who made you cry?
Wrong channel to talk about her
10. What is your favorite perfume/cologne ?
I have somehow started liking Chanel's Allure Sport. Liked Tommy Eau de Cologne also, though never bought one.
11. What kind of hair/eye color do you like in the opposite sex?
Hair - any color, eyes should have depth; they should speak the silent language I know
12. What are you listening to?
Gayatri Mantra chants coming from in some tent, the loudness of Dusshera celebrations and prayers have just started with "Allah hu Akbar" in background voice. (There is a mosque nearby) - That is Hyderabad!
13. Do you get scared of the dark?
No, until i see a true horror flick in loneliness :D ;but am angered at dark intentions.
14. Do you like pain killers?
Nopes, medicines aren't for me. Pain gets bearable only if endured.
15. Are you too shy to ask someone out?
LOL, yeah! Never indulged in these things :P Maybe should have!
16. If you could eat anything right now, what would it be?
Mom's hand made food!
17. Who was the last person who made you mad?
My best friend's gf! Its a tough job for us guys I guess :D
19. Is someone in love with you?
Umm.. someone who trusts me and love me... I don't think so!
And I tag Pooja, La Membre avant-garde !!
Labels: Experiences
posted by Jas @ 3:35 PM,
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Peekabo in life
Saturday, October 13, 2007
As I start the 'bike' of my thoughts lets talk away our time, you see the people say that sometimes it happens in life that you have to take a path that you never ever imagined walking, well I register a denial (don't really like the orthodox way of saying I beg to differ!). It has been 26yrs for this dinky soul of mine loitering around over here, and I have found myself time and again to be in the same situation. So lets strike off the sometimes, that will make us all feel justified.
Kick! *gurhrhrhrhr..* Ah finally the bike starts! Before talking to you out over here I have been trying since last week. Anyway where was I? You mean where? Two months in Chennai, and well, here I come to Hyderabad now. It has exactly been 1.3 months over here and I really can't tell where the time has went. In case you have a girl friend and friend like a girl friend who won’t accept that, then you surely know where the time is going, not for me. It has been a same routine for me to wake up lousily, get ready by 9am, stuff myself with Andhra breakfast that is provided and then walk to the office. Yes you read it right, I walk to my office.
My office - its just about 3 kms from my home, the road starts from the garden of guest houses, slowly touching the 'secret lake' - Durgam Cheruvu, taking turns as the waist of a plump 50 yr old; finally leading to an uphill trail turning like an old spring. Even though the trail is uphill, you won’t sweat easily as the breeze swiftly takes it off you with its comforting fresh and cold grazing touches. 30-35 minutes and I reach my destined ergonomic chair.
Gear 1, I apologize for another sharp turn in topic, first gear is usually rough; lets talk about the festive season. Ganesh Chaturthi, then Ramzaan, now Id-al-Fitr, Navratras have started, Dusshera is in pipeline and who can forget the grand Diwali which ofcourse will be followed by birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev. Lets admit, we Indians have come in festive mood now, work hurts. What the heck, we will even celebrate Christmas and New Year! Its nice to be in Hyderabad at this time, Ganesh Chaturthi was celebrated in huge manner with Indian Twenty20 riot fueling the celebrations, and then Haleem of Hyderabad brought every newspaper to talk about it. I have had it here, but had it at a wrong place and hence got beaten at taste. Let’s see what is special here for Id.
Gear 2, Wow its quite smooth, more like self switching to 2nd! So talking about all these festivities make me miss my nears and dears ones, those who care for my existence and I guess by this definition I bring my foes in too and yes, I will miss them, the challenge has gone outta life without them, there is no fun if you don’t get competition, no? But its a long long time since I go back to home, its even after Diwali so that makes me to spend the Diwali and New Year over here, its nostalgic. The smell of crackers in air itself is quite strong enough for me to go nostalgic. And with Id here on corner, I will surely miss the Meethi id of north. Here it’s more of non veg treat but above there for us it meant seviyyan and given the foodie I am, it means a lot! :)
Gear 4, bloody damn! Skipped the 3rd gear! Now you know the kind of jerk you get when it does this! And why not, alongside the festive celebrations, the idiot box has suddenly been showing the news about Indian government saving themselves from early election and putting N Deal in cold storage. That surely is a mood killer. Like the ones outside these Haleem shops, all politicians are like fanatic dogs, running here and there having no idea about the deal. See this -
Most of left still living in socialist world of USSR era, I am already hating to hear their laughs! What have they done to their own states, ruin them? No corporate is coming to these states as there is a strike every now or then, the comrades have always been notorious for accumulating wealth for self, Hazaron Khwaishein Aisi depicted that nicely. If they have an idea of what they are opposing it makes sense, but as truly nominated as headless chicken, left surely is a party living in 1950s. TO argue the deal they question why the PM didn't visit Middle East and why India didn't shout at Saddam's death?! What a ludicrous train of argument! Most of these politicians are plain bastards! Am sorry for the strong words but they are just that! India, a democratic country ! Who will produce the electricity in coming years from cow dung maybe!!
My bike has stopped, the left tyre has burst, maybe that’s why we never got in 3rd gear! A gear too fast! Left cerebrum is for logic they say, but the bike of thoughts is anyway not working, so ... what the hell!
Kick! *gurhrhrhrhr..* Ah finally the bike starts! Before talking to you out over here I have been trying since last week. Anyway where was I? You mean where? Two months in Chennai, and well, here I come to Hyderabad now. It has exactly been 1.3 months over here and I really can't tell where the time has went. In case you have a girl friend and friend like a girl friend who won’t accept that, then you surely know where the time is going, not for me. It has been a same routine for me to wake up lousily, get ready by 9am, stuff myself with Andhra breakfast that is provided and then walk to the office. Yes you read it right, I walk to my office.
My office - its just about 3 kms from my home, the road starts from the garden of guest houses, slowly touching the 'secret lake' - Durgam Cheruvu, taking turns as the waist of a plump 50 yr old; finally leading to an uphill trail turning like an old spring. Even though the trail is uphill, you won’t sweat easily as the breeze swiftly takes it off you with its comforting fresh and cold grazing touches. 30-35 minutes and I reach my destined ergonomic chair.
Gear 1, I apologize for another sharp turn in topic, first gear is usually rough; lets talk about the festive season. Ganesh Chaturthi, then Ramzaan, now Id-al-Fitr, Navratras have started, Dusshera is in pipeline and who can forget the grand Diwali which ofcourse will be followed by birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev. Lets admit, we Indians have come in festive mood now, work hurts. What the heck, we will even celebrate Christmas and New Year! Its nice to be in Hyderabad at this time, Ganesh Chaturthi was celebrated in huge manner with Indian Twenty20 riot fueling the celebrations, and then Haleem of Hyderabad brought every newspaper to talk about it. I have had it here, but had it at a wrong place and hence got beaten at taste. Let’s see what is special here for Id.Gear 2, Wow its quite smooth, more like self switching to 2nd! So talking about all these festivities make me miss my nears and dears ones, those who care for my existence and I guess by this definition I bring my foes in too and yes, I will miss them, the challenge has gone outta life without them, there is no fun if you don’t get competition, no? But its a long long time since I go back to home, its even after Diwali so that makes me to spend the Diwali and New Year over here, its nostalgic. The smell of crackers in air itself is quite strong enough for me to go nostalgic. And with Id here on corner, I will surely miss the Meethi id of north. Here it’s more of non veg treat but above there for us it meant seviyyan and given the foodie I am, it means a lot! :)
Gear 4, bloody damn! Skipped the 3rd gear! Now you know the kind of jerk you get when it does this! And why not, alongside the festive celebrations, the idiot box has suddenly been showing the news about Indian government saving themselves from early election and putting N Deal in cold storage. That surely is a mood killer. Like the ones outside these Haleem shops, all politicians are like fanatic dogs, running here and there having no idea about the deal. See this -
Most of left still living in socialist world of USSR era, I am already hating to hear their laughs! What have they done to their own states, ruin them? No corporate is coming to these states as there is a strike every now or then, the comrades have always been notorious for accumulating wealth for self, Hazaron Khwaishein Aisi depicted that nicely. If they have an idea of what they are opposing it makes sense, but as truly nominated as headless chicken, left surely is a party living in 1950s. TO argue the deal they question why the PM didn't visit Middle East and why India didn't shout at Saddam's death?! What a ludicrous train of argument! Most of these politicians are plain bastards! Am sorry for the strong words but they are just that! India, a democratic country ! Who will produce the electricity in coming years from cow dung maybe!!
My bike has stopped, the left tyre has burst, maybe that’s why we never got in 3rd gear! A gear too fast! Left cerebrum is for logic they say, but the bike of thoughts is anyway not working, so ... what the hell!
Labels: Experiences, Philosophy
posted by Jas @ 8:39 PM,
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