Skip to main content

Bloggers Writes

Search This Blog

Ads

Jacqueline Fernandez Femina Magazine Photoshoot

on October 04, 2017

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Jacqueline Fernandez Femina Magazine Photoshoot

Jacqueline Fernandez Femina Magazine Photoshoot

Femina India Femina Magazine Jacqueline Fernandez Photoshoot

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

Post a Comment

Ads

Popular Posts

HOW TO START CAB SERVICE BUSINESS?

Cab service as we heard about this we have some common names in our mind like OLA, Uber. No doubt going through vehicles like bus, local trains, autos in the local area is very old way, but OLA and Uber companies make it a need of daily routine, especially in metro cities these cabs use more than metros or own vehicles. Some of the interesting statistics about cab service Almost 18 lakh population of Mumbai use cabs only for their work. The taxi industry includes about 7000 establishments with about $6 billion in combined annual revenue in the United States. There are around 450,000+ taxis in Europe, the USA has 300,000+ and China has 500,000+. So no doubt this is one of a profitable and big business nowadays. In this I will focus only on how to start a cab business, if you want to know how to start any business, then please read this article . So keep the following points in your mind to start any cab business ----------------------------------------------------------------------...

The Prince and the Pauper reloaded - Paap Aur Punya (1974)

I knew somewhere out there, there was a movie where Sharmila Tagore stepped out of her hot-house-delicate filmi persona and did a spunky role. And I FOUND IT! *Big smile* She plays a fiesty Rajasthani maiden who kicks some serious ass � she rescues her hero by singing and dancing, gets into sword fights and even horsewhips the villain. A Big Nahiiiin!!! for the last! Why, you ask? The big bad villain is my beloved Shashi Kapoor, thats why! The immortal Twain classic � The Prince and the Pauper � has been given a true-blue 70s Bollywood treatment, complete with lost-and-found, good brother-evil brother and loads of hamming (chiefly by OiG�s favorite #1, Shashi)! The title makes the moral of the story clear � *Paap Aur Punya* (Sin and Virtue) � the eternal fight between good and evil. In true epic fashion, the good and evil are personified by look-alike brothers (Shashi in yet another double role. Yay!). I did decide to observe and comment on religious symbolism, the themes running th...

Jahan Pyar Miley (1969) � amnesia for religious amity!

� When you forget your own religion, you also forget hatred against other religions. If only everybody in this country had amnesia � it would solve all our communal conflicts. � Thus spoke our amnesiac hero, whilst I valiantly tried to imagine a gigantic operation mounted by the army to bop every one of India's 1.2 billion people over their individual heads to solve India�s caste/religious problems! Though my imagination isnt built on the scale required to accommodate such ideas, I do recognise good intentions when I see them, and this film is chockful of them. More importantly (for me at least), it is also brimming over with some of my favorite beautiful people (Shashi Kapoor, Hema Malini, Naaz, Helen) and some nice songs. Here�s one that I�ve been humming ever since I saw it! A train accident results in our hero (Shashi Kapoor) losing his memory, turning him into patient #12. * He tries hard to remember himself � even going so far as to interrogate his mirror image, but come...

Powered by Blogger