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Reviewed Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna

Kaayam Alvida Nishchit Kehna

Released amid hype and hysteria this hot air balloon did not rise to the occasion. Karan Johar,with his larger than life reputation, has lost his much touted Midas touch.Riding high on the wave of his earlier success, this time KJ has been washed ashore by this KAlaNK. Although,Indian culture...Read more

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Commented on chiranjib_haldar's review

MESMERISING
Gone With The Wind Movie

movie makes good watching butler's performance is gr8 cudn't agree more with you about the way the negro slaves were portrayed -really disgusting. What got to me was the way Prissy was shown as a dim-witted twit. I've seen a similar portrayal in another movie (forgotten it's name)-it was abo...ut cowboys-i think it starred gregory peck,but i may be wrong. good write up cheerio sulabhaaRead More

Reviewed Aandhi -Bollywood

Gulzarji ke anek gul.........

Thirty years ago, the genre of Bollywood films was : Boy meets Girl – they run around trees singing songs – enter Villain – fight scene – Boy gets Girl. Aandhi (1976), dealing with the bold theme of marital discord and separation, made by none other than Gulzar, was far ahead of it’s time. A ...Read more

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Reviewed Casablanca Movie

Baar Baar Dekho,Hazaar Baar Dekho....

Browsing through the Sunday papers lazily this afternoon, I was pleasantly surprised when I came across a reference to Casablanca,albeit in a very different context. Ashokamritan wrote,”I am not a C-buff; there are people who have seen that film 50 times and more. I have seen it only three ti...Read more

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Reviewed Penguin Complete Saki, The - Saki

Vintage "SAKI"

The name Hugh Hector Munro (1870 –1916), unfortunately is no longer in vogue today. Only a couple of his stories (The open window, Mrs.Packletide’s tiger) have made their way into school textbooks. Gen-X is unlikely to have even heard of him. The pseudonym ‘Saki’,under which he wrote, is taken f...Read more

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Reviewed Quite Literally - Wynford Hicks

Get the Write rite, right !

“The pen is mightier than the sword” wrote Edward Bulwer-Lytton. The calling of a writer has a special appeal across all continents and cultures. Writers are an unfortunate species who not only have to grapple with writer’s block, but also fumble for the right word and stumble for the correct sp...Read more

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Commented on victorywhity's review

Indigenious........SULA wines
Sula Wines

I'm not a connossieur of wines....but ur review is informative. I'm currently living in Nashik - there are many wineries out here. Vinsura also makes good wines - though I haven't tried them out. cheers sulabhaa

Reviewed Petalca Ayurvedic Hair Wash

Let your hair down

Come summer, whether one’s tresses are ‘short and sassy’ or otherwise, the ‘head and shoulders’need a thorough washing every single day. No more bad hair days ! Yours truly has finally found an ideal shampoo,for DAILY USE. For every ‘halo’ type, whether dry, oily, normal, damaged, tangl...Read more

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Commented on prad1980's review

A Farewell to Arms
Farewell To Arms, A - Ernest Hemingway

good review have read the book ever so long ago and can vaguely recall the sadness will re-read it sometime when I'm in a pensive mood sulabhaa

Commented on prad1980's review

A Nice Cup of Tea
Nice Cup of Tea, A - Elaine Vail

loved ur review (Khoop chhaan aahay!) the story also is appealing - some of the most mundane things in our lives often give the most comfort esp when one is down & out..... the idea of a book CD is certainly worth a try ...... but it can never ever replace the pleasure of a book.... wonder... where it will be available sulabhaa Read More

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Looking At Profiles Through A Magnifying Glass:
Five Best Profiles on MouthShut

U R a genius to actually come up with this revue Real cool sulabhaa

Commented on CoolWater's review

More on HDFC
HDFC Bank

i am very happy with this bank - they're more professional than nearly all their rivals sulabhaa

Commented on CoolWater's review

My 5 best ... for all the times !
5 Best Books

Read all the bks except LOTR - isn't it written by JRR Tolkien ? Keep in touch sulabhaa

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The thirsty one
Pyaasa -1957 Bollywood

Good review. Keep them coming. I am crazy about both Guru Dutt and Geeta Dutt. I have seen some of his movies and I hope to add them all to my modest home DVD collection. Kagaz ke phool was too sad but truly a classic in every way. So also Sahib,Biwi aur Ghulam. I could go on and on .....s...o i'll stop now Cheerio sulabhaa Read More

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Daddy Long Legs
Daddy Long Legs - Jean Webster

I loved this book. It will never get dated and can be re-read too without tiring of it. The drawings are also delightful. Some interesting trivia : Jean Webster is Mark Twain's niece. There is a sequel called 'Dear Enemy',but I have yet to read it. Cheerio sulabhaa

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'FUN'doooo!
Fun Foods

Abha Dearest, Good review. I have tried out Fun Foods -it's good stuff and not pricey. But most of those spreads can be made at home easily.It's good for people who hate cooking or simply can't spare the time. Keep in touch. Sulabhaa

Commented on kiran_hyd's review

My Views On MS
Mouthshut

dear Kiran, i am also a novice writer. pratice makes perfect - keep writing -you'll certainly write better and better. cheerio Sulabhaa

Commented on drharryrao's review

Me and my Kitten :-)
The Cat

please don't abandon a pet again ! personally, i prefer canines though they require far more care miaow sulabhaa