Jaane tu, jaane kab?

Jaane Tu... one day I'll watch this movie. One day soon. Damn, I wonder if I'd be the last person in Mumbai to do so.

Dus Ka Dum has dum!

It's fun to watch this television show hosted by Salman Khan. I love the questions, they are really funny. And the cool thing is that you don't need a great intellect to answer, you just need to have a basic understanding of the way people think. The answers are in percentage.

Reminds me of the popular Public Demand show that became a hit with Roshan Abbas's superb style. I remember his questions used to start with, "Humne sau logon se poocha...".

I'm sure, whoever gets to participate in Dus Ka Dum, regardless of whether he wins or loses, he would have a great time on the sets.

Sarkar Raj

I loved Sarkar and watched it thrice. Now, I am looking forward to watch Sarkar Raj. I presume that Ram Gopal Varma will thrill us again. Happened to watch a part of a press conference of the movie. The Bachchan family seems to leave no stone unturned for the promotion. It appears that they might take a tour of some parts of India with a contest for the promotion of the film. Hmm... all forms of sarkars, real & reel life seem to have some fascination with tours!

Official website of Sarkar Raj

Movie - Preview - Krazzy 4

I don't have much idea as of now that what this movie will be all about. I remember that they recently released Shah Rukh Khan's 'item' number from this movie. I found it like any other dance number, but then...

...then just a few days ago I saw Hrithik Roshan grooving to the tunes of the same number of Krazzy 4. He's simply awesome! It reminds me of his performance for the song "Main aisa kyun hoon..." in Lakshya, but this one beats everything. Damn it's amazing the way he moves to the tunes. Superb flexibility, simply brilliant. I now pronounce myself as a fan of his dancing style.

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Jodhaa Akbar - Forget the controversy

Jodhaa Akbar Review
I went and watched Jodhaa Akbar at CineMax today. Forget the controversy surrounding it, but the movie is a good one. During some three and a half hours of the movie it never occured to my mind if Jodhaa's character as Akbar's wife is right or not. It's a well-made film that touches on vital topics like humanity, unity, trust, loyalty and romance. After watching the movie, you'll definitely and rightfully regard Emperor Akbar as a person with a golden heart and respect for justice.

Both Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya have acted really well. I particularly liked the scene where an entire room brightens up with sunrays falling on a golden mirror. Also, the sword fight between both the actors is directed beautifully.

I suggest you must watch this movie at least once.

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