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Going Home: A film by Vikas Bahl feat. Alia Bhatt…: http://youtu.be/0EDJxs1yJrQ

Aalia bhatt....Must watch pics

Cutie Pie Aalia ...... Sweet Shots

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Offical Aalia bhatt facebook Page

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Alia Bhatt obsessed with selfies?

     
        Alia Bhatt seems to be bitten by the `selfie` bug. Just few days back she had grabbed eyeballs by tweeting her picture with her alleged beau and the `2 States` co-star, Arjun Kapoor.

And yet again she has tweeted a new selfie with her co-star from her forthcoming movie `2 States`, and one wonders when will the 21 year old actress will break her silence on the relationship.

Though she has vehemently denied any such rumours of her relationship with Arjun and claimed that she is very much happy single, the cosy pictures of them point otherwise.

The `Highway` actress is riding high with the success of her last movie and some promising movie projects.

The two have often been spotted together in events and shows making merry and looking quite content in each others presence. Now whether this is Alia`s way of promoting her upcoming movie, `2 States` or just a celebration of their newly found friendship, remains to be seen. 

But we don`t mind, do we? The more selfies Alia puts up, the better it gets for their fans to adore

Why Developing Serious Relationships in Your 20s Matters

Are you in your twenties? Are you an entrepreneur? Have you been told by your friends, your advisors, and your professional peers that now is your time to build your own life and not worry about things like settling down and having children — especially if you’re a female entrepreneur?

It makes sense, right? This is the only time in your life when you have no ties, no mortgage, no kids to support. This is the only time you can really do something ambitious, if you’re being practical.

And let’s face it, you’re not ready anyway. You’re busy building your company, figuring out who you are, what you want. You get laid on a regular basis; it’s not like you don’t have a love life. A “love” life.

And everyone around you agrees. Everyone!

Now is the time to live! (By which you mean building the next change-the-world company, of course.) You’ve moved to New York. Or San Francisco. Or Palo Alto. Or Boston. With the express purpose of building something.

This is a noble cause. There is nothing more professionally satisfying as building something. Something you love. Something you can “get behind.”

But...

There was this girl. This guy.

Eh, fuck it. You’re busy. You have more important things to do. Changing the world is a full-time job and if you don’t do it now, when will you?

Here’s the thing: I know you. You’re probably one of the many people I’ve mentored or hired. On multiple occasions, you’ve explained to me (as if I were your batty old aunt, but I’m not taking it personally) that you have no time to get to know anyone because you’re busy doing your work.

This is a complete fallacy. Work and relationships are not incompatible. (Ask Mark Zuckerberg.)

I’ll wager that there is something about big transient cities that distorts everyone’s sense of time. You become convinced that you have time for everything you find challenging, that your ultimate horizon is infinite. This is only the beginning for you.

But you don’t know how much time you have. And even if things go well for you, your time is finite. You can’t figure out your professional life now and your personal life later. (Unless you’re the rare thirteen-year-old entrepreneur, in which case, I might demur.)

And here is why: As with coding and management and matters of finance and marketing, relationships have a learning curve. You learn the basics of “relationshiptiva” (note to copyed: yes, I made up that word): How to deal with sexual etiquette, mundane everyday things, scheduling, and appropriate meetings with close friends, and some equitable plan for who’s supposed to pay for dinner or wash the dishesthis time. These are basics. And if you’re learning them in your thirties, it’s going to be much harder.

Because in a few years, however young you think yourself (how old is thirty, really?), you will be approaching midlife and you won’t be as adaptable as you once were. There are reasons for this, many of which are biological. Your body won’t respond the same way. You’ll have knee problems that didn’t exist when you were running sophomore track. You can’t stay out till 4:00 a.m. anymore, because now the same alcohol intake has somehow resulted in a hangover that’s a multiple of what it once was — and you will never ever have appreciated a nice soft pillow more. And if you think you can fend these things off with diet and exercise, you should probably buy a good solid book on the aging process or find a professional athlete over the age of thirty to talk to. They will speak of massage therapists and bone density and necessary nutritional supplements. You can mitigate these things, but you can’t entirely avoid them.

But that is not the point. The point is that thirty (or thirty-two, or thirty-five) is not the age when you want to be practicing serious relationships for the first time. Because learning how to develop a meaningful, sustainable relationship and keep it healthy takes some extended practice. You have to get beyond the basics — the sexual negotiations and the decisions about whose clothes go where and how to talk about exes. You have to figure out how to fight well, how to negotiate major value conflicts (if you can — some are impossible), and how to deal with the inevitabilities that come your way.

And those inevitabilities are myriad: At some point, you and your partner will go through a period of disillusionment when someone else turns your head or your partner’s. Maybe you have an affair, maybe you don’t. At some point, one of you will have significantly more career success than the other. This will become a point of tension. As will the disparity in income that usually accompanies it. At some point, you will disagree on how to raise your child and you will each wield the child as the ultimate weapon in a battle of wills. (I’m just doing what’sbest forour child!) And at some point, one of you will have a major life issue that costs you everything or close (cancer, financial ruin, miscellaneous crisis), and the other person will have to decide to commit to or not.

It’s not a question of whether each of these things will happen; it’s a question of when. And if you do decide to spend a life with someone, you have to decide that you are willing to face all of these things and acknowledge that some of them could happen sooner than you expect.

Relationships are too important to learn how to face those issues at the last minute. You have to go through a few of them to know how to properly conduct one. You have to fail. You have to date a few terrible people. You have to be the asshole yourself sometimes. You have to learn how not to be the asshole. You have to spend tons of time together — so much time that sometimes you feel indistinguishable from each other and you find that both reassuring and disturbing. You have to have a vicious fight and know it’s not ending you and that you’re going to have to work to repair it and that the effort is worthwhile. These things take time.

I’m not suggesting, mind you, that you settle down in your twenties. I don’t envision you in a ranch home in the suburbs at twenty-six, feeding your toddlers Cheerios and pureed organic carrots and carting them to and from soccer practice in the family [Missouri: Suburban; SoCal: Prius].

I’m just saying that it’s worth it to look at your romantic relationships nakedly. (Metaphorically, not literally. Unless that’s your thing — in which case, contemplate in the nude as much as you want.) Work at a relationship the way you work at your work. Spend the time. Make the effort.

You need the practice. You need to learn. Some of you can wait another ten or twenty years to do that. And some of you may be the rare bachelors and bachelorettes who have no intention of ever being in a serious committed relationship ever. But not most of you, especially if you’re envisioning a spouse and kids sometime before you can start collecting social security. You need time — and lots of it.

And you need to remember that work is not everything. I met my fiancé at work, which is not a way that Detached Professional Me would ever advise anyone to go about meeting people. Under the circumstances, we had to decide fairly quickly whether we were willing to get fired. What was more important: the job or the relationship? We picked the latter. Fortunately, nobody got fired. But if I had been sent packing, I wouldn’t regret it. Jobs are replaceable. People you truly love are not.

I think it’s fair to say — with no scientific evidence — that deathbed wishes rarely include, “If only I had put another twenty hours a week in at the office! That slightly cleaner product release would have made all the difference.” But that guy, that girl? You might regret that.

Killer Look of Aalia Bhatt

Aalia Bhatt on Ramp.... Sizzling images

Party with Aalia Bhatt

Aalia Bhatt : 100 Million Dollor Smile ... :)

India’s Oscar entry Gujarati film ‘The Good Road’

         Surprised to know that Gujarati film ‘The Good Road’ has been chosen to represent India at Oscars. ’The Good Road’, and not ‘The Lunchbox’, India’s entry for Oscar. Congrats to the cast & crew. It is said to be the first Gujarati film to have made it.

 

       THE GOOD ROAD, National Award Winner 2013- Best Feature Film – Gujarati, featuring Sonali Kulkarni, Ajay Gehi, Keval Katrodia, Shamji Dhana Kerasia, Priyank Upadhyay, Poonam Kesar Singh. Directed by Gyan Correa. Releasing on 19th July, 2013. Produced by NFDC LTD.

 

 

 

Synopsis:
Pappu is a truck driver. Supporting his parents and extended family is beyond his means. Now, he has been presented a plan. An accident will be staged. Pappu will “die”. Insurance payments are substantial. David and Kiran, a middle class urban couple, with their son Aditya, are on a holiday. Aditya will be accidentally separated from them during a brief halt at a Dhaba. And his loss will only be discovered several hours, and several hundred kilometers later. They must double back to find him. Poonam is an 11-year old-year-old child from the city. She is looking for her grandmother, living in a town at the end of this highway. Tired and hungry, Poonam unwisely stops at the Topaz, what seems to be a small garment dying unit. Aditya will be found by a local dhaba owner, and put onto Pappu’s truck. Has Aditya found a new and unlikely home on this truck? Later, when it is too late, Poonam will discover that the Topaz is not quite the place for her. She will be confronted, forcefully, with the very same choices she is running away from. Which way will this young girl turn? And Pappu, looking for answers to balance his need with those of this little boy, will find a new strength and conviction within.

 

Crew:
Director: Gyan Correa
Story/ Script/ Screenplay Writer: Gyan Correa
Director of Photography: Amitabha Singh
Music Director: Rajat Dholakia
Sound Design: Resul Pookutty
Editing: Paresh Kamdar
Art Director: Mrinal Das

The microsite of the film www.thegoodroadfilm.com, which serves as an official platform for all updates and information.

 

Katrina Kaif Barbie doll Ramp Walk sizzles as Barbie Doll

There could not have been a better opening of the Fall/Winter 2009 Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) than the spectacular “Barbie All Doll’d Up” show that rocked the ramp. It was the winning dress by Nishka Lulla that Bollywood’s glamorous star Katrina Kaif modeled as the show stopper of the day. Katrina Kaif will be the Indian celebrity on whose likeness a Barbie doll will be created by Mattel Toys India Pvt. Ltd.

Gul Panag, Vinay Pathak, Savita Joshi, Gaurav Gera, Siddharth Makkar at film “Straight” premiere at Fame. Gul Panag won Miss India in 1999 and she als

Gul Panag, Vinay Pathak, Savita Joshi, Gaurav Gera, Siddharth Makkar at film “Straight” premiere at Fame. Gul Panag won Miss India in 1999 and she also won the miss beautiful smile awards Miss Universe 1999 pageant. She worked in films like Jurm and Dhoop and also the serial Kashmeer (STAR Plus), but she got her fame with 2006 film, Dor in the role of Zeenat.

Kareena Kapoor : Lakme India Fashion Week 2009

Kareena Kapoor : Lakme India Fashion Week 2009

Kareena Kapoor : Lakme India Fashion Week 2009. Kareena Kapoor took almost six hours to shoot an underwater scene for her upcoming flick Kambaqt Ishq, reason was that she was petrified. She tried doing the scene but pulled out and it took six hours to be canned. Check out the Kambaqhht Ishq Movie Stills, Both Kareena and Amrita Done a Bikini Scene in the Movie.

Harry Potter Half Blood Prince Movie Trailer Original

A new trailer of harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince was shown on TV in Japan. Harry's success knows no frontier, and fans are of course plenty in the land of the Rising Sun. So thanks to a fellow Japanese fan we may enjoy this new harry Potter 6 trailer too:


Daniel Radcliffe is almost fluent in Japanese, isn't he? No wonder, he is a real wizard as Harry!

The sixth opus of the Harry Potter movie series will be release in conventional and IMAX theaters on July 17, 2009. I can hardly wait!
;-)

Harry Potter 6 Character Posters

Warner Bros is relaunching the buzz about Harry Potter 6, aka Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, by releasing a new series of character posters:
(Click on a poster to enlarge it.)







The Harry Potter movie series has been slowly ramping up for the final climax of the last three movies. Those dark posters of Harry Potter 6 let us imagine the dire things to come!
:)

Barish...A very nice song from India.

BARISH Barish ki boondo se jo bheega yeah tan saasain ruki mera paagal hua man Barish ki boondo se jo bheega yeah tan saasain ruki mera paagal hua man tere husn ka yeah kaisa hai jadoo deewana kar...

Pussycat Dolls - Jai Ho (Official Full Music Video) Feat. A R Rahman HQ

An extensive range of leading brand drinks from their 5 Bars, Glass elevator, overlooking our Main room, podium dancers, full laser show as well as LED dance floor, a VIP lounge, comfortable seating area's and full access for disabled persons.

Slumdog Millionaire OST - "Jai Ho" - The best bloopers are here

50 Cent, Britney Spears Have Twitter Ghostwriters

The whole point of Twitter is that you get to constantly update everyone on your list about what you're doing in just a sentence or so. Plenty of artists have jumped on the bandwagon, from Mark Hoppus to to, unfortunately, TMI repeat offender John Mayer.

But according to The New York Times, what you see isn't always what it appears to be when you sign up for an artist's Twitter feed.

For instance, say you're one of the 200,000 people signed up for 50 Cent's feed, and you saw his eloquent March 1 post in which he opined, "My ambition leads me through a tunnel that never ends." Deep, right? But prompted the savvy businessman and beef-addicted rapper to write such a line? Apparently you'd have to ask "Broadway" (a.k.a. Chris Romero), the director of 50's Web empire, who tweeted the thoughtful comment after reading it in an interview.

"He doesn't actually use Twitter," Romero told the paper about his boss. "But the energy of it is all him." The energy, huh?

Apparently 50's not the only one with a ghost Twitterer. The paper reported that Britney Spears recently ran an ad looking for someone to tweet for her and update her Facebook page. Prodigious blogger Kanye West told New York magazine that he recently hired two people to help him keep up with his frequent posts.

One of Spears' former consultants, Joseph Nejman, who helped her ramp up her Web strategy, told the Times that he thought critics of the ghost posts were being hypocrites. "It's OK to tweet for a brand," he said, noting that many companies have Twitter accounts, "but not OK for a celebrity. But the truth is, they are a brand. What they are to the public is not always what they are behind the curtain. If the manager knows that better than the star, then they should do it."

In fact, over the past few months, Spears, whose account was hacked recently, has been very open about the ghostwriting, according to the Times. Whereas it used to appear that Spears wrote every post, lately the updates have been signed by "Adam Leber, manager" and "Lauren" (a.k.a. Lauren Kozak, social-media director of britneyspears.com).

Among the other bold-faced names mentioned in the article who have surrogate Twitterers are Web-savvy 2008 presidential candidate Ron Paul and President Barack Obama, who both reportedly have staff members assigned to tweet on their behalf.

But some, like baller Shaquille O'Neal — who has a following of 430,000 — refuse to subcontract out their thoughts. "If I am going to speak, it will come from me," O'Neal said. "It's 140 characters. It's so few characters. If you need a ghostwriter for that, I feel sorry for you."