Ah, finally I get to write after all my busy schedules in the office.

Weekend is such a relief… I simply love them. I do what I want and not according to my calendar. Not that I am very busy person, but can say lethargic to the core.

I get to see a very good movie called “Shoot out at lokhandwala”. Happier, because it was a “One break movie” telecasted on the TV. I am left with confusion in my mind. And this has happened for the first time after seeing a movie. Usually you are happy or sad seeing a good movie or you just say the movie was very bad. But for a good movie, such a reaction is least expected.

It’s based on a real life incident, where a similar plot was setup. I was drooling over the looks of Vivek Oberoi and the especially Ravi Gossain. (Reference: has been in few serials), he looks so S**Y. Oh, no. Don’t mistake them to be elegantly dressed in some XYZ branded clothes. They had the same look of a so-called “Bhai”, but they were very good looking. Ok. I better stop there, or else, this will continue for another 5 pages. ;)

Now the way the movie was portrayed, to the audience was something commendable. A regular movie has either the hero showed to be the GOD or the whole movie from a villain’s perspective. Have you ever seen a movie, where you are confused, whom should you be supporting? I was left confused. I did not know whether the cops were correct or the dons. Especially hot guys…:). Just kidding. But awesome acting combined with a great direction and screenplay, will result in a movie like this!!! The story was presented in such an easy going way, which makes me think why people create so much of confusions in the other movies making it a flop. We like simple movies. No need to complicate it. :)
Must see movie!!!

Rehman rocks in OSCARS!!!

Yet again, Rehman's magic can be seen in the oscars also.. Congrats for the "Deserving Rehman's" award.. Rehaman, U ROCK MAN!!!
Coming to his speech, i guess it could be better.He talked about the very well known Bollywood dialog,"mere paas maa hai" in a very wrong context and not assertive at all. Plus, he also quoted a tamil dialog which of course I did not understand, so did the audience in the awards. And for the second award - "All my life I have had a choice between hate and love," he tells us. "I chose love, and that is why I am here tonight." (Can't comment on this, but people who don't know, the correct kind of choices he had and relatively what difficulties he faced, the statement made no sense...). (Quoted from http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/filmblog/2009/feb/22/oscars-2009-live-minute-by-minute-blog) A bit more energy and enthsiasm would have made the speech impressive, inspite of the "locally known dialogs" quoted by him. But then, that's his nature - soft spoken. But it is "The Oscars", c'mon buck up Mr. Rehman!!!
But as we all know, work speaks more than words, so did rehman's music is way too good, to compare with these speech or his fashion sense or whatsoever.
Ultimately, Rehman U rock !!!

Rehman just won "Best Music" in BAFTA Awards.

No doubts that A.R.Rehman gives one of the most finest music, now not only for our country films, but for international movies as well!!! Thats something to feel very very proud of. Isn't it. But I very strongly believe that, Jai ho as well as the background score of "Slumdog Millionaire" is not one of the best works of A.R.Rehman.

But then, it doesn't matter till your work is appreciated, no matter late. As the saying goes - "Better late than never"... :)

Delhi 6 music rocks. Awesome beats, in the songs. And i love the way the song "Genda phool" beats after the "mukhda"(the first two lines of the song). Its so unexpected, the way the song starts. That's the catch... Well Rehman, love it!!! Too gooooodddd!!! All the songs equally rock. My first favorite being, "ye delli hai mere yaaaaarr". Really looking forward for the movie, hoping to be equally as good as the movie is.

Well, Delhi 6, i think is better than slumdog millionaire. :)

But music is one thing i like. So good music, good work, will always catch attention!!

Cheers to A.R.Rehaman, HIP HIP HURRAY.
I am sure the OSCARS is yours!!!