Bollywood

Started by altec · 17 Nov 2006 · 248 replies

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18 Nov 2006, 07:49 #41
Tu_triky wrote:

whadda mean ol' school...they filmed that last year...i bet you love homeboy's red cobra leather skin pants...


Totally. I wish he'd come over and cook me some curry and rice in that outfit.
18 Nov 2006, 07:53 #42
Wynter wrote:

Totally. I wish he'd come over and cook me some curry and rice in that outfit.


yeah....i can tell...i bet he carries extra spices in the contact lense case of his green contact lenses...

now i know where takky learned his movies.....
18 Nov 2006, 07:54 #43
Tu_triky wrote:

yeah....i can tell...i bet he carries extra spices in the contact lense case of his green contact lenses...

now i know where takky learned his movies.....


:lol: I was waiting for you to make the connection. Tho I'd choose red leather over tackiness any day.

>>barfs<<
18 Nov 2006, 07:56 #44
Wynter wrote:

:lol: I was waiting for you to make the connection. Tho I'd choose red leather over tackiness any day.

>>barfs<<


okay that's enough bollywood for the day....if i start feeling anymore bolly i might be a target for my pakistani enemies.....
18 Nov 2006, 07:57 #45
Tu_triky wrote:

okay that's enough bollywood for the day....if i start feeling anymore bolly i might be a target for my pakistani enemies.....


Ya know, in Pakistan, they have Lollywood. No lies.
18 Nov 2006, 07:58 #46
Wynter wrote:

Ya know, in Pakistan, they have Lollywood. No lies.


why Lahore?
18 Nov 2006, 09:35 #47
Tu_triky wrote:

why Lahore?


Exactly. I've seen one Lollywood movie. Never again. >>shudder<<

Tho I heard they're getting better... but I don't believe them.
18 Nov 2006, 09:40 #48
Wynter wrote:

Exactly. I've seen one Lollywood movie. Never again. >>shudder<<

Tho I heard they're getting better... but I don't believe them.



enough lahores....where are the good women of this world?
18 Nov 2006, 09:45 #49
Tu_triky wrote:


enough lahores....where are the good women of this world?


:rofl: :rofl: In Virginia.
18 Nov 2006, 09:49 #50
Wynter wrote:

:rofl: :rofl: In Virginia.


nah....doesn't make sense to look for one on tabacco road.....the plantation economy doesn't suit me.....
18 Nov 2006, 09:50 #51
Tu_triky wrote:

nah....doesn't make sense to look for one on tabacco road.....the plantation economy doesn't suit me.....


You're standards/expectations are too high. :P
18 Nov 2006, 09:51 #52
Wynter wrote:
too high. :P


i was until i ran out.
18 Nov 2006, 09:52 #53
Tu_triky wrote:

i was until i ran out.


Lahores always have a stash at hand.
18 Nov 2006, 09:56 #54
Wynter wrote:

Lahores always have a stash at hand.
yeah but the elephants steal it.

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18 Nov 2006, 09:58 #55
Tu_triky wrote: yeah but the elephants steal it.

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LOL! niiiiiiiice.
18 Nov 2006, 10:44 #56
Lollywood? now i've heard it all. :bonk:
18 Nov 2006, 12:10 #57
Anime Dad wrote:Lollywood? now i've heard it all. :bonk:


I luff lollis.
18 Nov 2006, 14:52 #58
Okay, so who's SHINGO?

BTW I think Aishwarya Rai was awesome in "Raincoat"- all acting skills there, and she got recognition too!

For Lollywood-agh.

For kissing-every movie now has kissing- I swear.

For Dark skin- lots of actors: Rani Mukerjee, Lara Dutta, Bipasha Basu, Abhi Jr., SRK.
20 Nov 2006, 10:32 #59
ShinYo wrote:

I think Shingo and Shah Rukh Khan are very alike. :rofl: :hehe: j/k


OH Shingo from SMAP :bonk: - YEAH he does look like Shah Rukh Khan!
5 Dec 2006, 02:37 #60
Bollywood's going through a meltdown!



Stars face court action over kiss
A kissing scene from a movie starring Bollywood actors Aishwarya Rai and Hrithik Roshan has irked a lawyer who has filed a criminal case against them, accusing them of obscenity, he said on Sunday.

Shailendra Dwivedi of Indore, near Bhopal, the capital of central Madhya Pradesh state, said the scene from the movie, titled "Dhoom 2," lowered the dignity of Indian women and gave an obscene message to youth.

"Bollywood actors are conveying vulgarity in the society," Dwivedi told Reuters. "These films cannot be watched with our families, they are so vulgar at times."

A local court accepted Dwivedi's petition to punish the actors and said it would hear the petitioner on December 11.

The Indian censor board, which certifies all films, released the movie with a "parental discretion" certificate.

A majority of Indians frown upon intimacy in public.

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