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Kurbaan Saif and Kareena Kissing Scene

Kurbaan – In this movie staring saif and kareena played some erotic scenes in this movie. Kareena played a sexiest role in his bollywood industry. Every one knows that both of them are in love but while watching this movie the rumor has it. To watch this video click the link below.

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Ranbir in success glory

Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor, who is celebrating success of his latest flick ‘Ajab Prem Ki Ghajab Kahani‘, has refused to director Ram Gopal Verma in his upcoming movie.

It is being known that maverick director Ram Gopal Verma is a huge fan of the actor. He is eager to cast him in a role opposite Amitabh Bachchan but Ranbir showed no interest in the project. He has offered him role of Kay Kay’s son in Sarkar 3. The reason is that Ranbir’s role in Prakash Jha’s Rajneeti is similar to Sarkar 3.

According to the sources Ram Gopal Verma desired to make a romantic film with Ranbir. Now it’s obvious that successful actor like Ranbir will think that way, as RGV’s has given fewer hits and more flops, especially his last romantic hit was Rangeela, that too almost a decade ago.

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DE DANA DAN Hindi Mp3 Songs Free Download

De Dana Dan – Akshay Kumar(2009)

Cast :: Akshay Kumar, Katrina Kaif, Sunil Shetty, Paresh Rawal

Music :: Pritam Chakraborty, & Rdb

Director :: Priyadarshan

Producer :: Ganesh Jain, Girish Jain & Ratan Jain

DE DANA DAN Hindi Mp3 Songs Download Here :

1. Rishte Naate – Rahat Fateh Ali Khan & Suzanne Demello
2. Paisa – Rdb, Selina & Manak-E
3. Gale Lag Ja – Javed Ali & Banjyotsna
4. Baamulaiza – Mika Singh, Domnique Cerejo & Style Bhai
5. Hotty Naughty – Sunidhi Chauhan
6. Rishte Naate (Remix) – Kunal Ganjawala & Suzanne Demello
7. Baamulaiza (Ragga Mix) – Pritam, Mika Singh, Style Bhai & Domnique Cerejo
8. Gale Lag Ja (Version 2) – Javed Ali, Banjyotsna & Dominique Cerejo
9. Hotty Naughty (Remix) – Kalpana Patwari
10. Baamulaiza (Remix) – Mika Singh, Domnique Cerejo & Style Bhai
11. De Dana Dan – Ad Boys
12. Paisa (Club Mix) – Rdb, Manak-E & Selina

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Otra de cine...

Ayer por la noche, después de cenar, me puse en el dvd la peli Slumdog Millionare. Ya sé que tardé bastante y que muchos de vosotros ya la visteis hace tiempo. A todos los que me la recomendasteis en su día, deciros que no os equivocasteis. (Taba, tenías razón, me iba a gustar).

Es una película tierna que choca directamente con la dura vida de sus protagonistas, que lo que pretenden es simplemente sobrevivir.

A modo de apunte, tengo que decir que la banda sonora está bastante bien

First Look - Dulha Mil Gaya

From prince Saleem to Bill Clinton, everyone suffered in love and King Khan is all set to save you from it!

King of Bollywood Shahrukh Khan turns into ‘King of Love’ keeping sensual and serene Sushmita Sen alongside and Fardeen Khan in tow.. what happens next! Sparkles, I believe. They are all set to rob million hearts in Mudassar Aziz’s comedy caper ‘Dulha Mil Gaya’ which is slated to release in January 2010.

Shahrukh has done ‘King of Love’ while Sushmita is Queen of ‘Oomph’ with Fardeen masking himself as ‘Prince of Confusion’. The trio will take you on a fun filled adventure to the Carribean Island – most of us know West Indies because of cricket – to make you learn ‘Videshi’ bhangra on calyso tune and SRK will conspire how to find you Bride or Groom!!

If you are still confused, wait for the New Year when your confusions will end in laughter!

Trailer – Dulha Mil Gaya

Reasons to love travelling #6 - Foreign film and music

Until the summer I’d never really considered watching a Bollywood movie.  Having worked in a cinema I’d seen snippets of some of the epics produced by the east, but I’d never fancied sitting through a mushy three-hour love story and tolerating either the bad dubbing or the eyeball-sapping subtitles.

The closest I had got was, like most of the rest of the world, watching Danny Boyle’s fantastic Slumdog Millionaire, though even that hadn’t piqued my interest sufficiently to explore the scene further.

But, as the saying goes, “When in Rome…”  So when in Jaipur in August I went to Raj Mandir, widely described as India’s best cinema, to see Love Aaj Kal.  The whole experience was a delightful coalescence of East and West – after four weeks of parathas and rice and a vegetarian diet I tucked into a McDonald’s chicken burger and followed it up with an ice-cream with some gusto, before crossing the road and going back into the Raj Mandir.

Got shouted at for taking this picture...

The inside is deliciously opulent, with sweeping stairways and big chandeliers.  I was admonished for taking photographs by a woman dressed like a maharani, so I went and explored the food offerings – the usual popcorn and confectionery, but also a range of Indian snacks like samosas and pakoras.

Tickets come in three different bands; I was automatically given the diamond rate as a tourist, which meant I was sat in a balcony on a very comfy reclining seat rather than sat on the harder seats down below.  It was a Tuesday night but it was still packed; cinema is big business in India. 

The audience cheered and whooped along as the on-screen frissons developed into relationships, break-ups and then ultimately a nicely tied-up wedding; pretty conventional stuff, but it was high on entertainment and dancing.  One especially memorable scene took place in London and saw a dancing beefeater emerge from a red phone box and end up in a nightclub.

It was very easy to follow what was going on as there were occasional words and conversations in English, and the plot wasn’t exactly deep.  The soundtrack was much more heavily integrated into the film than in Hollywood movies, with frequent song-and-dance routines performed by the characters.

The film was a Bollywood blockbuster, and the song Twist was playing everywhere (as was Jai Ho from Slumdog) – I managed to pick up a copy of the soundtrack for less than a quid in Kathmandu’s equivalent of HMV, and still haven’t tired of it.  Now the challenge is to find the DVD in time for Christmas…