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People who are into stock markets try to guess the movement of shares based on past pattern of their price movement. I think that the principles of stock market indexes can be used to make guesses about my activities as well. If lots of songs are being discussed then it could mean that I have lots of time at my disposal, little pressure of work, family, pets etc and that my internet connection, electricity connection etc are co operating. 🙂
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Bikaner ki chunri odhi
Posted on: February 25, 2015
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“Pran Jaaye Par Vachan Na Jaaye”(1973) was produced by Ratan Mohan and directed by S Ali Raza for R M Art Productions. The movie had Sunil Dutt, Rekha, Veena, Prem Nath, Jeevan, Ranjeet, Maruti Rao, Bindu, Jayashree.T.,
MadanPuri, Suhail, Ifthekar, S.P.Mahendra, Janki Dass, Keshto Mukherjee, RatnaMala, M.B.Shetty, RajniBala, Polson, Sujata Bakshi, RamLal, Kirti Kumar, Durrani, Randhir, Daljit, Ramayan Tiwari aka Tiwari, Fazal Khan, Anjum, Suresh Chatwal, Harbans, Darshan.M.Arora, Rajpal, Birbal etc in it.
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Yeh Haseen Bambai
Posted on: February 16, 2015
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Yeh Hai Bombay Meri Jaan – 4
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Bombay Gangout – Part 4
After The Meet.
After the gangout session, as everyone dispersed and proceeded to their respective destinations, Srinivas (SignalTimer) and I headed to the local train station, that is just like across the road from the gangout meeting place. We took the train going south; we had a visit scheduled, to meet another common friend who is beset with the same passion of the Hindi film music from the Golden Era. The name is Kushal Gopalka. Some of the group members in Bombay may be familiar with this name, as he is active in this space, in a very different and interesting manner.
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Yeh Hai Bombay Meri Jaan – 3
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Bombay Gangout – Part 3
Lunch and After.
The arrangement for the lunch was in an adjacent cave in the dungeon itself. We took leave of Mastermind, who had thus far been connected online with us, with the promise to reconnect, once the luncheon proceedings were done with.
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Yeh Hai Bombay Meri Jaan – 2
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Bombay Gangout – Part 2
After the Breakfast.
After having amicably negotiated the breakfast time, the gang members descended again to the secret basement chambers, to start the day’s proceedings in earnest. I will have to now write a little bit more about Bombay syndicate members, as we were getting more and more familiar with every passing minute. The most energetic and the most engaging personality of the hour was definitely the IndiaMan. He has a joke ready for every occasion, for every topic. Let me tell you why I used the epithet – ‘the antithetic patella specialist’ for him.
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Ye Hai Bombay Meri Jaan – 1
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Silence. . . Silence on the sets
Lights. . .
Camera. . .
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Breakfast. . .
On Sunday (21 Dec), when the gangout happened in Bombay, many things converged together, including a lot of birds of the same feather. And with it also came the ideas around another new series (this one). But more about the series later.
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London se aaya hoon albela
Posted on: September 23, 2014
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Prem naam hai mera. . .
Prem Chopra. . .
Thus happens the surprise introduction of this villain cum character artist, in the film ‘Bobby’ (1973). I call it a surprise because his name does not appear in the credits at the start of the film. ‘Bobby’ was one of the films that I got to see on the big screen, with family. Prem Chopra would be a familiar artist in the nascent mind of the school going ‘yours truly’, thanks to films like ‘Shaheed’ and ‘Upkar’. And so, when abruptly and unexpectedly on to the shining tinsel screen, appears this familiar face and the familiar voice, chewing on a blade of grass, and making his presence felt in a very lewd and unexpected manner, I remember I was aghast – “arre, is ka to naam bhi nahin hai, ye kaise aa gaya?”. For a split second, the thought did cross my mind – “cinema waalon ne koi galat reel laga di hai”. But immediately as the film continued, that thought would be discarded. “Achhaa, aisa bhi hota hai. B’gair naam ke bhi actor film mein aa jaate hain”.
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In olden days, communctions and transportation facilities were not what they are today. Most people used to remain confined to their native places for much of their lives and they did not know how people lived in other parts of the world. So they would be curious to find out about the other parts of the world. One would do that by watching movies and also by talking to people who may have come from other places.
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Ye dilli hai mere yaar
Posted on: June 10, 2014
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I am not a great travelogue writer, though my husband is always after me to write something about the various trips we undertake. But this time I am going to try my hand at describing a trip I went for in the first few days of May. To accomplish that I have decided to take a break from my list of romantic songs (in my march onto 10000) and write about a lovely encounter with a known unknown person who is a friend for the last 5- 6 years without ever having met.
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