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http://dangermousie.livejournal.com [Musings of the Obsessive Kind] I thought I'd have to wait until the weekend to see Don because it would be playing in a local Bolly theater that I have to drive a long way to.

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http://nothing2declare.blogspot.com [Nothing2declare.blogspot.com] Nothing to Declare: But I had fun nonetheless, I enjoyed the little swimming competition sidestory and the fact that even though Nutan sees (and ignores) Kishore when he tries to meet her afterwards, she apparently doesn't recognise him at all when he comes to her house the following day. And he's not even wearing a disguise, he just claims to be a journalist and goofs around, Charlie Chaplin style, with a big camera.

http://blog.360.yahoo.com [Blog.360.yahoo.com] Yahoo! 360° - In my world, in my words - Warning: Don't open this ...: Warning: Don't open this blog at work! 333 magnify. For Jose, ... Oh my god!!!. I am speechless. I am honored. Thank You so very much for sharing these ...

http://dangermousie.livejournal.com [Dangermousie.livejournal.com] Musings of the Obsessive Kind: The other picture choice of the day is Don the cooler than cool masala thriller with Shahrukh Khan (my favorite actor ever, bar none), Priyanka Chopra, Arjun Rampal and Kareena Kapoor. Don is a convoluted, delicious story of mobs and doppelgangers, revenge and falling in love with who you shouldn't, and stolen identities, and daring plots.

http://chennaigalwrites.blogspot.com [Chennaigalwrites.blogspot.com] Musings of a Chennai gal: Bollywood Blunders: As I desperately searched for newer music to keep me going while studying something as ”˜interesting’ as accounting, I realised there were many Hindi songs that I liked but didn’t have. So I downloaded them from my friend’s computer, and sat down with the huge book with a flourish, with all the songs in my playlist.

http://jaiarjun.blogspot.com [Jaiarjun.blogspot.com] Jabberwock: DVDs, VCDs: not the same!: I know this happens because a friend who regularly borrows DVDs from the French Embassy complained recently that some of the films don’t have subtitles on them. I’m going to keep this short because it hurts my brain to think about it, but essentially what she’s been doing is pressing the “Play” button on the remote as soon as the DVD has been loaded - so the film starts immediately and she simply watches it through to the end;

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