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Having sex for the First time
There can be lot of pressure to lose your virginity - that is, to have sexual intercourse for the first time. Having sex with someone just because you want to lose your virginity, or because you think all your friends are doing it, is something you may regret later.
You might feel lots of anxieties, especially the first time you 'go all the way' - have sex. You may feel embarrassed about how you look without your clothes on, or worried about your privacy being disturbed. It's natural to feel some worries but good communication will really help to prevent you feeling embarrassed or worried. You should be able to talk to your partner about how you feel about having sex for the first time, and about any concerns you may have. Your partner might be worried, too. Being relaxed and able to share things with your partner will really ease the tension. And if you're too shy, or you're not able to talk about these things with your partner - then you probably shouldn't be having sex!
Having sexual intercourse - when a boy's hard penis goes inside a girl's vagina, or even just touches the outside of her vagina - is what leads to pregnancy. So, before having sexual intercourse you should think about whether you need to use contraception to prevent unwanted pregnancy, and condoms to prevent Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs).
Can a girl become pregnant the first time she has sexual intercourse?
Yes, a girl can become pregnant the first time she has sexual intercourse. So, you must use contraception the first time you have sexual intercourse, if you don't want to risk becoming a parent.
What about the law?
The age of consent, that is the age at which it is legal to have sex, depends on which country you are in, and in the United States the law is different in different states (see our teens, sex and the law page for further details).
In England and Wales, the law says it's illegal for a boy or a girl to have sex with a girl or a boy who is under sixteen.
Sex and love
For some people sexual feelings are bound up with love and close relationships. Some people think sex should only happen within marriage. For some people sex and love are two different things.
What is important is that you feel good about yourself and what you are doing, and that you keep yourself safe. Being safe means not only thinking about physical risks such as pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). But also emotional risk such as the regret you may feel afterwards.
When are you ready for sex?
There is no absolute right age to start having sex. What matters is whether it is the right time for you. It also depends on what you mean by 'having sex'. There are many ways in which you can give and receive sexual pleasure without having sexual intercourse.
Giving each other massages, kissing and hugging can be very passionate. It's a way of sharing and showing love. For some people these activities can be more fulfilling than sexual intercourse.
You get pressure from people talking about sex. You think, 'I've got to go and see what it's like'. It's hard, but you've got to resist and do what you want.
It's very important not to feel pressurised into having sex when you don't really want to. Just because your friends say they are 'doing it' doesn't mean they are.
Thinking through all the implications of having sex can be a useful way of helping you arrive at a decision. There are lots of reasons why people don't want to have sex. You may feel that you are not ready emotionally. Being pushed into having sex could mean you regret it later on. Some people have quite strong religious or cultural beliefs. Others just want to wait.
Some people call this decision to wait 'abstinence'. The decision to abstain from having sex can be either a long-term decision or a short-term one. Some people decide that they do not want to start having sex until they are married or in a significant long-term relationship. Other people may decide that having sex isn't the right thing for them at this particular time. Later on they may meet a person who they want and feel ready to have sex with. The decision whether to have sex or not is an important one. You should do what is right for you. It should be an informed decision, and not one based on fear or pressure from others.
But when a boy and girl do decide they want to have sexual intercourse, they should think about using a contraceptive unless they want to become parents. Gay men should also think about using condoms. Condoms can help stop infections like HIV as well as reducing the risk of getting pregnant.
If you're thinking about having sexual intercourse, why not read our ten question checklist to help you decide if you're ready?
How exactly do you have sexual intercourse? What position is best?
Sexual intercourse between a boy and a girl starts with both of them getting sexually excited as a result of kissing, stroking, caressing rubbing and touching each other. This sexual excitement will result in certain physical signs of sexual excitement. For the girl, the vagina, the sexual opening between the legs begins to moisten. The boy will get an erection, which means his penis will get bigger and harden. It is important that this stimulation goes on for long enough, because if the girl is not sexually excited enough, then her vagina will not be lubricated and moist enough, and it will be difficult for the boy's penis to enter the girl's vagina.
When the couple are both ready to have sexual intercourse (and this includes the boy putting a condom on if he is going to use one), it is probably easiest if either the boy or the girl uses their hand to guide the penis into the vagina. Then, once the penis is inside, the couple need to move their bodies so that the penis pushes into the vagina and then pulls partly out again. After a while this movement can lead to orgasm (coming or climaxing) for one or both of them.
There are quite a number of different positions in which you can have sexual intercourse. One very common position involves both the boy and the girl lying down, with the boy lying on top (This is often referred to as the missionary position). Alternatively the girl can be on top or both the boy and the girl can lie on their sides. It is probably easiest to choose one of these positions if you are having sexual intercourse for the first time. However, you can also have sexual intercourse with both the boy and the girl sitting down, one on the other, or both can be standing up. What is most important about whichever position you choose, is that it provides stimulation and enjoyment for both of you.
Will first time sex hurt?
Many boys and girls are concerned that it will hurt the first time they have sexual intercourse. It can hurt and some girls do bleed a little bit. The bleeding usually occurs because the girl has a hymen which breaks the first time she has sexual intercourse.
The hymen is a small piece of thin skin which goes across the opening of the vagina and protects it when she is young. It has some gaps in it where the blood can come out when she has her period. Sometimes a girl might already have broken her hymen without knowing about it. For example, this can happen as a result of playing sports or horse riding.
AVERT.org has more information about having sex for the first time and losing your virginity.
Some accounts from young people
Some first time sex stories have a happy ending, while others are full of regrets. Below is a selection of typical experiences.
At their house
"I lost my virginity when I was 13 and I still am 13 today. It hurt bad and I was so scared. I knew I couldn't tell anyone except my friend who was there. The worst part of my story is that the guy was 18. This is how my story goes.
"One night I stayed the night at my friend's house. We were talking to these guys I had only known for like a couple of months. They said that they would come and pick us up from her apartment. So we got ready and then they came. I didn't think that anything would happen because I had gone and hung-out with them before at their house. But this time it was different. My whole life was about to change.
"When we got to their house we just hung out and watched T.V. Then I laid on his bed and he jumped on me while my friend and his brother were watching a movie and making out. He started to finger me and then all the sudden I realize I am having sex. I think what made me not say no was because my friend had already had it and I wanted to, but I didn't think it would ever happen in a million years and especially when my friend and his brother were in the room.
"Well me and my friend haven't told anyone and I am too scared to say anything to anyone because I don't want people to think I am a hoe or I am easy or anything. But now I have to live with the guilt of not being able to tell my mom or anyone at that. Me and my mom have talked about sex and I said that I would never do it unless I was like older but I lied to myself and my mom. It made and still makes me feel so bad. I feel like kind of dirty now, but I think eventually I will get over it in time."
Deciding to wait
"When we'd been going out a while everyone started treating us like a couple. People assume because you're going out you have to do everything together. And, once you're an item its only a matter of time before they assume that you're having sex.
"But you see, we've sort of decided to wait a bit longer before we do it. I mean, we have kissed and felt each other and all that sort of thing, you know, maybe just going a little bit further each time, and sometimes I have just wanted to get it over with. You know, the first time - I've heard people say, 'you might as well get it over with, it isn't very good so why wait?'"
Simon
"I'd known Simon for ages, but it wasn't until Year 11 that we started going out. That was two years ago now and we've been together ever since. After about a year we both felt we wanted to have sex, go all the way. We'd nearly done it anyway what with all the snogging and fumbling we'd done on sofas and at discos. Because we were friends and talked a lot we talked about sex too.
"I know we were both really nervous, but talking and laughing really helped. Plus we were able to make sure nothing drastic happened. Although we loved each other loads we certainly didn't want a baby at seventeen or to put our health at risk. So we went together to the clinic, sorted things out so that there wouldn't be any worries.
"We made sure we picked the right time and the right place too. It would have been awful for someone to walk in on us, during our private time. What was it like? - Well it's difficult to describe because I'd never felt anything like it before really. I'd had orgasms through masturbation before, but sharing yourself with someone you love and respect was really good. It brought us closer together."
A great party?
"I was round at Terry's. It was a great party. Loads of people were there. I was just standing around with my mate Steve and I see this girl over his shoulder. She smiles at me, right, so I give it the business. You know, I talk to Steve but every now and then laugh really loud and look at her again, smiling loads. She kept smiling back, so I moved in. We get talking and everything's going fine. She laughed at my jokes. Next thing I know she's looking at me all soppy and we kiss. Then it all got out of control. She's whispering to me to come upstairs - you know - and I said, 'you go on, I'll come in a minute, I've got to go to the loo first', or something.
"Anyway she goes off and Steve comes over. He's really excited, going on about 'taking my chances' and 'having it off'. I didn't know what to say. I mean I was really excited about the kiss still and he's saying that I must be a right stud to pull a girl like that. It is true, I have had lots of girlfriends but it doesn't mean I'm experienced. I mean, I'm really good at the chatting up and smooth-talking but I've never actually done it. Slept with someone. But I couldn't tell him that could I?
"Anyway I went upstairs, and found her in the bedroom, with all the lights off on top of a pile of coats. She had taken off half her clothes. I had been intending to say something. All the way upstairs I'd been thinking, 'tell her, tell her you're a virgin.' But how could I? I just knew she thought I wanted to have sex. I was thinking, 'I don't want it like this, what about protection and that?'
"It was awful, looking back, but I did it. I fumbled around and we were hardly talking so eventually, after a bit of wrestling I got it in and it lasted about 10 seconds. I just got dressed and left. I kept thinking, 'well I've done it but what could it have been like?'"
You might feel lots of anxieties, especially the first time you 'go all the way' - have sex. You may feel embarrassed about how you look without your clothes on, or worried about your privacy being disturbed. It's natural to feel some worries but good communication will really help to prevent you feeling embarrassed or worried. You should be able to talk to your partner about how you feel about having sex for the first time, and about any concerns you may have. Your partner might be worried, too. Being relaxed and able to share things with your partner will really ease the tension. And if you're too shy, or you're not able to talk about these things with your partner - then you probably shouldn't be having sex!
Having sexual intercourse - when a boy's hard penis goes inside a girl's vagina, or even just touches the outside of her vagina - is what leads to pregnancy. So, before having sexual intercourse you should think about whether you need to use contraception to prevent unwanted pregnancy, and condoms to prevent Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs).
Can a girl become pregnant the first time she has sexual intercourse?
Yes, a girl can become pregnant the first time she has sexual intercourse. So, you must use contraception the first time you have sexual intercourse, if you don't want to risk becoming a parent.
What about the law?
The age of consent, that is the age at which it is legal to have sex, depends on which country you are in, and in the United States the law is different in different states (see our teens, sex and the law page for further details).
In England and Wales, the law says it's illegal for a boy or a girl to have sex with a girl or a boy who is under sixteen.
Sex and love
For some people sexual feelings are bound up with love and close relationships. Some people think sex should only happen within marriage. For some people sex and love are two different things.
What is important is that you feel good about yourself and what you are doing, and that you keep yourself safe. Being safe means not only thinking about physical risks such as pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). But also emotional risk such as the regret you may feel afterwards.
When are you ready for sex?
There is no absolute right age to start having sex. What matters is whether it is the right time for you. It also depends on what you mean by 'having sex'. There are many ways in which you can give and receive sexual pleasure without having sexual intercourse.
Giving each other massages, kissing and hugging can be very passionate. It's a way of sharing and showing love. For some people these activities can be more fulfilling than sexual intercourse.
You get pressure from people talking about sex. You think, 'I've got to go and see what it's like'. It's hard, but you've got to resist and do what you want.
It's very important not to feel pressurised into having sex when you don't really want to. Just because your friends say they are 'doing it' doesn't mean they are.
Thinking through all the implications of having sex can be a useful way of helping you arrive at a decision. There are lots of reasons why people don't want to have sex. You may feel that you are not ready emotionally. Being pushed into having sex could mean you regret it later on. Some people have quite strong religious or cultural beliefs. Others just want to wait.
Some people call this decision to wait 'abstinence'. The decision to abstain from having sex can be either a long-term decision or a short-term one. Some people decide that they do not want to start having sex until they are married or in a significant long-term relationship. Other people may decide that having sex isn't the right thing for them at this particular time. Later on they may meet a person who they want and feel ready to have sex with. The decision whether to have sex or not is an important one. You should do what is right for you. It should be an informed decision, and not one based on fear or pressure from others.
But when a boy and girl do decide they want to have sexual intercourse, they should think about using a contraceptive unless they want to become parents. Gay men should also think about using condoms. Condoms can help stop infections like HIV as well as reducing the risk of getting pregnant.
If you're thinking about having sexual intercourse, why not read our ten question checklist to help you decide if you're ready?
How exactly do you have sexual intercourse? What position is best?
Sexual intercourse between a boy and a girl starts with both of them getting sexually excited as a result of kissing, stroking, caressing rubbing and touching each other. This sexual excitement will result in certain physical signs of sexual excitement. For the girl, the vagina, the sexual opening between the legs begins to moisten. The boy will get an erection, which means his penis will get bigger and harden. It is important that this stimulation goes on for long enough, because if the girl is not sexually excited enough, then her vagina will not be lubricated and moist enough, and it will be difficult for the boy's penis to enter the girl's vagina.
When the couple are both ready to have sexual intercourse (and this includes the boy putting a condom on if he is going to use one), it is probably easiest if either the boy or the girl uses their hand to guide the penis into the vagina. Then, once the penis is inside, the couple need to move their bodies so that the penis pushes into the vagina and then pulls partly out again. After a while this movement can lead to orgasm (coming or climaxing) for one or both of them.
There are quite a number of different positions in which you can have sexual intercourse. One very common position involves both the boy and the girl lying down, with the boy lying on top (This is often referred to as the missionary position). Alternatively the girl can be on top or both the boy and the girl can lie on their sides. It is probably easiest to choose one of these positions if you are having sexual intercourse for the first time. However, you can also have sexual intercourse with both the boy and the girl sitting down, one on the other, or both can be standing up. What is most important about whichever position you choose, is that it provides stimulation and enjoyment for both of you.
Will first time sex hurt?
Many boys and girls are concerned that it will hurt the first time they have sexual intercourse. It can hurt and some girls do bleed a little bit. The bleeding usually occurs because the girl has a hymen which breaks the first time she has sexual intercourse.
The hymen is a small piece of thin skin which goes across the opening of the vagina and protects it when she is young. It has some gaps in it where the blood can come out when she has her period. Sometimes a girl might already have broken her hymen without knowing about it. For example, this can happen as a result of playing sports or horse riding.
AVERT.org has more information about having sex for the first time and losing your virginity.
Some accounts from young people
Some first time sex stories have a happy ending, while others are full of regrets. Below is a selection of typical experiences.
At their house
"I lost my virginity when I was 13 and I still am 13 today. It hurt bad and I was so scared. I knew I couldn't tell anyone except my friend who was there. The worst part of my story is that the guy was 18. This is how my story goes.
"One night I stayed the night at my friend's house. We were talking to these guys I had only known for like a couple of months. They said that they would come and pick us up from her apartment. So we got ready and then they came. I didn't think that anything would happen because I had gone and hung-out with them before at their house. But this time it was different. My whole life was about to change.
"When we got to their house we just hung out and watched T.V. Then I laid on his bed and he jumped on me while my friend and his brother were watching a movie and making out. He started to finger me and then all the sudden I realize I am having sex. I think what made me not say no was because my friend had already had it and I wanted to, but I didn't think it would ever happen in a million years and especially when my friend and his brother were in the room.
"Well me and my friend haven't told anyone and I am too scared to say anything to anyone because I don't want people to think I am a hoe or I am easy or anything. But now I have to live with the guilt of not being able to tell my mom or anyone at that. Me and my mom have talked about sex and I said that I would never do it unless I was like older but I lied to myself and my mom. It made and still makes me feel so bad. I feel like kind of dirty now, but I think eventually I will get over it in time."
Deciding to wait
"When we'd been going out a while everyone started treating us like a couple. People assume because you're going out you have to do everything together. And, once you're an item its only a matter of time before they assume that you're having sex.
"But you see, we've sort of decided to wait a bit longer before we do it. I mean, we have kissed and felt each other and all that sort of thing, you know, maybe just going a little bit further each time, and sometimes I have just wanted to get it over with. You know, the first time - I've heard people say, 'you might as well get it over with, it isn't very good so why wait?'"
Simon
"I'd known Simon for ages, but it wasn't until Year 11 that we started going out. That was two years ago now and we've been together ever since. After about a year we both felt we wanted to have sex, go all the way. We'd nearly done it anyway what with all the snogging and fumbling we'd done on sofas and at discos. Because we were friends and talked a lot we talked about sex too.
"I know we were both really nervous, but talking and laughing really helped. Plus we were able to make sure nothing drastic happened. Although we loved each other loads we certainly didn't want a baby at seventeen or to put our health at risk. So we went together to the clinic, sorted things out so that there wouldn't be any worries.
"We made sure we picked the right time and the right place too. It would have been awful for someone to walk in on us, during our private time. What was it like? - Well it's difficult to describe because I'd never felt anything like it before really. I'd had orgasms through masturbation before, but sharing yourself with someone you love and respect was really good. It brought us closer together."
A great party?
"I was round at Terry's. It was a great party. Loads of people were there. I was just standing around with my mate Steve and I see this girl over his shoulder. She smiles at me, right, so I give it the business. You know, I talk to Steve but every now and then laugh really loud and look at her again, smiling loads. She kept smiling back, so I moved in. We get talking and everything's going fine. She laughed at my jokes. Next thing I know she's looking at me all soppy and we kiss. Then it all got out of control. She's whispering to me to come upstairs - you know - and I said, 'you go on, I'll come in a minute, I've got to go to the loo first', or something.
"Anyway she goes off and Steve comes over. He's really excited, going on about 'taking my chances' and 'having it off'. I didn't know what to say. I mean I was really excited about the kiss still and he's saying that I must be a right stud to pull a girl like that. It is true, I have had lots of girlfriends but it doesn't mean I'm experienced. I mean, I'm really good at the chatting up and smooth-talking but I've never actually done it. Slept with someone. But I couldn't tell him that could I?
"Anyway I went upstairs, and found her in the bedroom, with all the lights off on top of a pile of coats. She had taken off half her clothes. I had been intending to say something. All the way upstairs I'd been thinking, 'tell her, tell her you're a virgin.' But how could I? I just knew she thought I wanted to have sex. I was thinking, 'I don't want it like this, what about protection and that?'
"It was awful, looking back, but I did it. I fumbled around and we were hardly talking so eventually, after a bit of wrestling I got it in and it lasted about 10 seconds. I just got dressed and left. I kept thinking, 'well I've done it but what could it have been like?'"
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
history of Bollywood actress..
BIPASHA BASU
Dusky beauty making it big | Bipasha Basu may be new to the Bollywood game but she’s made quite an impact nonetheless. Of course, it helps that her modelling made her a household name even before her film debut, in ‘Ajnabee’.
PREITY ZINTA
More than just a pretty face | Glamourous Preity Zinta made her mark on the modelling world while still in school, and got her big break when director Shekhar Kapur cast her in ‘Tara Rum Pum Pum’. The film was never made, but that didn’t matter, as industry bigwigs were already taking notice...
SALMAN KHAN
Bollywood's 'bad boy' | Bad boy Salman Khan, born December 27, 1965, seems determined to erase the memory of the soft-spoken romantic hero he played in films such as 1989’s 'Maine Pyar Kiya', 'Hum Dil De Chauke Sanam', and others...
KAREENA KAPOOR
Loving the spotlight | Kareena Kapoor certainly isn’t afraid of speaking her mind, and does so at every opportunity. Known as Bebo, she shot to instant fame in 2000’s ‘Refugee’ and hasn’t been out of the spotlight since.
Salman Khan free on bail | Top Bollywood actor Salman Khan was on Friday released from prison on bail pending his appeal against a conviction for killing protected wildlife.
Salman Khan in the slammer | Top Bollywood actor Salman Khan was sent to jail on Saturday after an Indian court rejected an appeal against his conviction for killing a rare gazelle, police said.
Uncertain times as stars face jail | Uncertain times loom for the Bollywood movie industry as two of its action heroes face jail terms after being convicted by Indian courts.
Dutt freed on bail | Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt walked out of jail on Thursday after being granted interim bail from his six-year sentence for arms possession.
Dutt wins bail on a technicality | India's Supreme Court on Monday granted Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt "interim" bail as it reviews the details of his six-year prison sentence for arms possession.
Dusky beauty making it big | Bipasha Basu may be new to the Bollywood game but she’s made quite an impact nonetheless. Of course, it helps that her modelling made her a household name even before her film debut, in ‘Ajnabee’.
PREITY ZINTA
More than just a pretty face | Glamourous Preity Zinta made her mark on the modelling world while still in school, and got her big break when director Shekhar Kapur cast her in ‘Tara Rum Pum Pum’. The film was never made, but that didn’t matter, as industry bigwigs were already taking notice...
SALMAN KHAN
Bollywood's 'bad boy' | Bad boy Salman Khan, born December 27, 1965, seems determined to erase the memory of the soft-spoken romantic hero he played in films such as 1989’s 'Maine Pyar Kiya', 'Hum Dil De Chauke Sanam', and others...
KAREENA KAPOOR
Loving the spotlight | Kareena Kapoor certainly isn’t afraid of speaking her mind, and does so at every opportunity. Known as Bebo, she shot to instant fame in 2000’s ‘Refugee’ and hasn’t been out of the spotlight since.
Salman Khan free on bail | Top Bollywood actor Salman Khan was on Friday released from prison on bail pending his appeal against a conviction for killing protected wildlife.
Salman Khan in the slammer | Top Bollywood actor Salman Khan was sent to jail on Saturday after an Indian court rejected an appeal against his conviction for killing a rare gazelle, police said.
Uncertain times as stars face jail | Uncertain times loom for the Bollywood movie industry as two of its action heroes face jail terms after being convicted by Indian courts.
Dutt freed on bail | Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt walked out of jail on Thursday after being granted interim bail from his six-year sentence for arms possession.
Dutt wins bail on a technicality | India's Supreme Court on Monday granted Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt "interim" bail as it reviews the details of his six-year prison sentence for arms possession.
Friday, August 31, 2007
Indian College Girl from New Delhi
College girl killed as Sumo hits scooter
Our Correspondent
Zirakpur, August 28
Two persons, including a girl student of Dera Bassi, were killed this morning in a head-on collision between a Tata Sumo and a scooter on the ‘killer’ Kalka-Ambala highway near Singhpura village, 2 km from here.
The student, Nidhi Jain (21), died on the spot. Four others were injured. The brother of Nidhi, Yatish Jain, was injured seriously. Nidhi was on the pillon of the scooter (PB-11R-8253) driven by her brother. An occupant of Sumo who died on the spot is to be identified. He died of electric shock as the Sumo rammed into an electricity pole on the highway.
The four-wheeler overturned after the incident, trapping the passengers inside.
Carrying 10 passengers, the Sumo (HR-56T- 2062) was on its way to Ambala when it collided with the scooter. Yatish Jain, a second year student of Dera Bassi Government College, sustained severe head injuries.
Eyewitnesses said the Sonepat-bound Sumo was overtaking a truck near the Silver City housing complex on the Ambala road when it collided with the scooter at 5.45 am.
Hearing a loud thud, two security guards, Manjit Singh and Surinder Singh, of the Silver City complex rushed to the spot and extricated the trapped passengers after disconnecting power supply to the electricity pole.
They also gave a call on 98140-17102, a 24-hour helpline number in Chandigarh.
Eyewitnesses said Yatish Jain and his sister were flung off the scooter.
Yatish was going to drop Nidhi at the Chandigarh Inter-State Bus Terminus since she was to go to Amritsar for academic work.
The police said both brother and sister were taken to Government Medical College and Hospital, Sector 32, in Chandigarh where doctors declared Nidhi “brought dead” while Yatish was referred to the PGI in Chandigarh.
The driver of the Sumo was returning to Delhi after dropping passengers in Shimla. While on his way back, he picked passengers for Ambala, Kurukshetra and Panipat. The unidentified passenger in the Sumo was on his way to Ambala from Pinjore, the police said.
As news of the death of the girl reached Dera Bassi, shopkeepers of the area pulled down shutters. A pall of gloom descended on Jain Mohalla, where the family of the victims resides.
The police has nabbed the driver, Harbinder Singh, of the four-wheeler. A case under Sections 279 and 304-A of the Indian Penal Code has been registered against him with Lohgarh police post.
Nidhi’s body was handed over to her family after post-mortem while the body of unidentified passenger of the Sumo has been sent to the Civil Hospital, Rajpura.
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Our Correspondent
Zirakpur, August 28
Two persons, including a girl student of Dera Bassi, were killed this morning in a head-on collision between a Tata Sumo and a scooter on the ‘killer’ Kalka-Ambala highway near Singhpura village, 2 km from here.
The student, Nidhi Jain (21), died on the spot. Four others were injured. The brother of Nidhi, Yatish Jain, was injured seriously. Nidhi was on the pillon of the scooter (PB-11R-8253) driven by her brother. An occupant of Sumo who died on the spot is to be identified. He died of electric shock as the Sumo rammed into an electricity pole on the highway.
The four-wheeler overturned after the incident, trapping the passengers inside.
Carrying 10 passengers, the Sumo (HR-56T- 2062) was on its way to Ambala when it collided with the scooter. Yatish Jain, a second year student of Dera Bassi Government College, sustained severe head injuries.
Eyewitnesses said the Sonepat-bound Sumo was overtaking a truck near the Silver City housing complex on the Ambala road when it collided with the scooter at 5.45 am.
Hearing a loud thud, two security guards, Manjit Singh and Surinder Singh, of the Silver City complex rushed to the spot and extricated the trapped passengers after disconnecting power supply to the electricity pole.
They also gave a call on 98140-17102, a 24-hour helpline number in Chandigarh.
Eyewitnesses said Yatish Jain and his sister were flung off the scooter.
Yatish was going to drop Nidhi at the Chandigarh Inter-State Bus Terminus since she was to go to Amritsar for academic work.
The police said both brother and sister were taken to Government Medical College and Hospital, Sector 32, in Chandigarh where doctors declared Nidhi “brought dead” while Yatish was referred to the PGI in Chandigarh.
The driver of the Sumo was returning to Delhi after dropping passengers in Shimla. While on his way back, he picked passengers for Ambala, Kurukshetra and Panipat. The unidentified passenger in the Sumo was on his way to Ambala from Pinjore, the police said.
As news of the death of the girl reached Dera Bassi, shopkeepers of the area pulled down shutters. A pall of gloom descended on Jain Mohalla, where the family of the victims resides.
The police has nabbed the driver, Harbinder Singh, of the four-wheeler. A case under Sections 279 and 304-A of the Indian Penal Code has been registered against him with Lohgarh police post.
Nidhi’s body was handed over to her family after post-mortem while the body of unidentified passenger of the Sumo has been sent to the Civil Hospital, Rajpura.
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Inside Telstra team's hotel bath sex romp
NCREDIBLE details of the Telstra sex party case have emerged - including how the woman at the centre of the scandal frolicked in the bath with two male colleagues, how she groped another one in front of his pregnant wife and how she begged a female co-worker to keep her antics secret.
The eye-popping account is contained in the Australian Industrial Relations Commission ruling into the case of Carlie Streeter, whose story rocked Sydney yesterday.
Ms Streeter, who worked in a Telstra shop at Miranda, was sacked over her frolics at a post-Christmas party.
The telco - which claimed she had sexually harassed three female colleagues by having sex with two men just metres away from where they were sleeping on the floor of a hotel room - was ordered to reinstate and compensate her, but has since declared it will appeal the AIRC ruling.
It has also sacked three other staff who were involved - the two male employees, sales officer Aakash Sharma and store manager Steve Hatzistergos, and a female employee it refused to name.
The AIRC documents go step-by-step through the incident and are signed off by the board's Senior Deputy President Hamberger.
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The eye-popping account is contained in the Australian Industrial Relations Commission ruling into the case of Carlie Streeter, whose story rocked Sydney yesterday.
Ms Streeter, who worked in a Telstra shop at Miranda, was sacked over her frolics at a post-Christmas party.
The telco - which claimed she had sexually harassed three female colleagues by having sex with two men just metres away from where they were sleeping on the floor of a hotel room - was ordered to reinstate and compensate her, but has since declared it will appeal the AIRC ruling.
It has also sacked three other staff who were involved - the two male employees, sales officer Aakash Sharma and store manager Steve Hatzistergos, and a female employee it refused to name.
The AIRC documents go step-by-step through the incident and are signed off by the board's Senior Deputy President Hamberger.
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Dps Mms Scandal (the real one)
DPS MMS scandal case: tip of an iceberg?
There have always been hushed whispers that students in Delhi’s posh schools were experimenting with sexuality. Until one fine morning it was on the cell phone of a 17-year-old DPS RK Puram student. Two DPS students of class XI had sex in the school and shot it with an MMS-enabled phone. This two-minute sexually explicit clip became public after it was circulated among the school students. What was more shocking was that an IIT student Ravi Raj put it up for sale on Bazee.com. It snowballed into a huge controversy so much so that even CEO Bazee.com Avnish Bajaj was arrested soon after.
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There have always been hushed whispers that students in Delhi’s posh schools were experimenting with sexuality. Until one fine morning it was on the cell phone of a 17-year-old DPS RK Puram student. Two DPS students of class XI had sex in the school and shot it with an MMS-enabled phone. This two-minute sexually explicit clip became public after it was circulated among the school students. What was more shocking was that an IIT student Ravi Raj put it up for sale on Bazee.com. It snowballed into a huge controversy so much so that even CEO Bazee.com Avnish Bajaj was arrested soon after.
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Monday, August 20, 2007
Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Lopez's ex-husband wrote the book. Jennifer Lopez got the bonus.
An arbiter has awarded the actress-singer just under $545,000 in her legal battle over a tell-all tome reportedly penned by former Lopez spouse Ojani Noa, Lopez's attorney confirmed Wednesday.
Paul Sorrell said he couldn't comment on his star client's reaction to the decision, but added, "I think she'd just like to see this be over."
Noa did not immediately return a message left seeking comment.
Lopez sued Noa, the first of her three husbands, in 2006 after the New York Post reported the ex was making the publishing rounds with a Lopez-themed book proposal.
In Lopez's lawsuit, the actress claimed that Noa's book was full of the sort of stuff that sells books: Namely, sex. (View the legal documents.)
According to the Lopez camp, the literary Noa accused Lopez of partaking in "multiple duplicitous sexual affairs" during the making of her 1997 monster thriller Anaconda and of running around with future third husband Marc Anthony while she was linked to Sean "Diddy" Combs, and Anthony was married to beauty queen Dayanara Torres.
While Lopez might have accused Noa of being ungentlemanly, her lawsuit actually accused him of breaking a confidentiality clause in a 2005 settlement which itself arose from a 2004 lawsuit filed by Noa. (For those keeping score at home, Noa sued Lopez when he was fired from her Southern California restaurant, Madre's; Lopez settled the case for $125,000 and a pledge that Noa would refrain from blabbing about "intimate details" of her or their relationship.)
The arbiter's decision was handed down in April. It was only recently uncovered by a local Los Angeles wire service after Lopez's camp filed papers Aug. 6 seeking a confirmation of the ruling by the L.A. County Superior Court.
Of the exactly $544,814.21 awarded to Lopez by the arbiter, $200,000 was for damages and the rest for attorney and arbitration fees.
The Aug. 6 court filing notes that Noa has not challenged the arbitration ruling. The state of Noa's would-be book was unknown.
"We don't know what he's doing," Sorrell said. "He may be out there trying to exploit this thing."
But finding a venue to do the exploiting seemingly would be tough to impossible. In 2006, Lopez obtained a still-standing preliminary injunction barring Noa from broadcasting, publishing or otherwise making money off Lopez-related "intimate details."
Noa, 33, wed Lopez, 38, in 1997. The former waiter and the then rising superstar divorced a year later.
When asked if he believed Noa had the $544,814.21 to make good on the arbitration judgment, Sorrell said, "Your guess is as good as mine."
Pamela And Tommy - Sex Porn Hot Video
Pamela Anderson has joked she was tricked by ex-husband Tommy Lee into making their infamous sex tape.
The former Baywatch actress made an explicit video with the Motley Crue drummer while they were married and after being stolen from the couple it became one of the most watched sex tapes in history.
However, Pamela - who has two children, 11-year-old Brandon and nine-year-old Dylan, with Tommy - claims she was unaware she was being filmed.
Speaking on Tom Green's internet talk show, the busty blonde was giving advice to a caller who wanted to know how to break into the adult film industry.
Pammie jested: "Just marry a rock star. Date a rock star and when they say there's no film in the camera, there really is!"
Earlier this year, Pammie revealed she was forced to tell her children about the sex tape following the release of the 'Borat' movie.
Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan features a clip from the steamy video.
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Pammie said she had "a breakdown" when her sons wanted to watch the movie, forcing her to admit to her racy past.
She said: "They really wanted to see Borat and I finally had a breakdown and let them because all their friends had. I said, 'There are a few things we have to talk about before you see Borat.' And they go, 'We know about the magazines.' So that was one gone!
"I kind of went 'la la la la la la la' over the parts I didn't want them to hear. Actually, I did tell them, I said, 'You know, when your dad and I were first together we used to videotape everything. Everybody's naked, hugging, kissing, all that good stuff and someone stole the tape.' And I remember when we were watching the film and Dylan goes, 'You mean everybody has seen this?' And I said, 'Yes.' "
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It's the mysterious history, the ancient culture of India and the oppressed status of East India Women that has often lured Westerners time and time again to be intrigued by the idea of travel to India.
India is a country of turbulent history that's rich with deep-rooted customs that seem to attract Westerners to it's meek Indian women, who have a traditional role to be subservient and docile.
Haven't you ever wanted to meet submissive Indian Housewives that yearn to be sprung free from taboo, and no longer worry that they will be sold into prostitution or worse so that through a mutually beneficial arrangement you may have the upper hand? It is through such coercion that sometimes prompts young indian girls to accept interests selected for her by her elders to send money back to her family by accepting work in the US or other first world countries. There are many ideals of chastity, passivity and dependence by Indian women that are considered customary and unchanged despite clear legal and constitutional rights. But make no mistake about it, underneath the oppressive veil and layers of strict upbringing and obedience, Indian women get in heat too and yearn to be released and uninhibited in ways that are not permitted by custom or law in their country. So celebrate the dark india pussy here in these pages of east indian porn reflecting the true beauty of demure Indian girls waiting to release their passion.
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The seeming contradictions of Indian attitudes towards sex can be best explained through the context of history. India played a significant role in the history of sex, from writing the first literature that treated sexual intercourse as a science, to in modern times being the origin of the philosophical focus of new-age groups' attitudes on sex. It may be argued that India pioneered the use of sexual education through art and literature. As in all societies, there was a difference in sexual practices in India between common people and powerful rulers, with people in power often indulging in hedonistic lifestyles that were not representative of common moral attitudes.
Ancient times
Indian civilization can be considered amongst the most ancient with the ancient Indus Valley civilization being contemporary to ancient Egypt and Sumer, speading across modern India and Pakistan at its peak, 4000 years ago. During this period, not much is known about social attitudes toward sex. One thing that has been observed about sexuality in the Indus Valley civilization is the practice of fertility rituals. Early philosophy and theology related to sexuality may have developed during this time.
The first evidence of attitudes towards sex comes from the ancient texts of Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, the first of which are perhaps the oldest surviving literature in the world. These most ancient texts, the Vedas, reveal moral perspectives on sexuality, marriage and fertility prayers. The epics of ancient India, the Ramayana and Mahabharata, which may have been first composed as early as 1400 BCE, had a huge effect on the culture of Asia, influencing later Chinese, Japanese, Tibetan and South East Asian culture. These texts support the view that in ancient India, sex was considered a mutual duty between a married couple, where husband and wife pleasured each other equally, but where sex was considered a private affair, at least by followers of the aforementioned Indian religions. It seems that polygamy was allowed during ancient times. In practice, this seems to have only been practiced by rulers, with common people maintaining a monogomous marriage. It is common in many cultures for a ruling class to practice polygamy as a way of preserving dynastic succession.
It is likely that as in most countries with tropical climates, Indians from some regions did not need to wear clothes, and other than for fashion, there was no practical need to cover the upper half of the body. This is supported by historical evidence, which shows that men and women in many parts of ancient India mostly dressed only the lower half of their bodies. Whilst this has changed in modern times, it is likely that taboo against nudity was not present in many Asian, African and South American civilisations as a matter of climatic necessity.
As Indian civilisation further developed over the 1500 years after the births of Buddha and Mahavira, and the writing of the Upanishads around 500 BCE, further historical evidence, art, and literature shows that ancient Indian society was perhaps as sexually tolerant as many modern European and East Asian countries.[citation needed] It was somewhere between the 1st and 6th centuries that the Kama Sutra, originally known as Vatsyayana Kamasutram ('Vatsyayana's Aphorisms on Love'), was written. This philosophical work on kama shastra, or 'love science', was intended as both an exploration of human desire, including seduction and infidelity, and a technical guide to pleasing a sexual partner within a marriage. This is not the only example of such a work in ancient India, but is the most widely known in modern times. It is probably during this period that the text spread to ancient China, along with Buddhist scriptures, where Chinese versions were written.
The Tantric school of Indic/Hindu philosophy formed at some point in this period, and part of the philosophical system was the idea that sex, as a basic and powerful desire experienced by all humans, could be utilised as a way of achieving enlightenment. Some ardent devotees of this system for example might deliberately break sexual taboos that were ridiculed, such as extra-marital sex, to master human nature and achieve greater understanding of the universe, their soul. The Tantric tradition spread throughout Asia as far as Japan, and also had an influence on Sufism.
Sunday, August 19, 2007
paris hilton
Tabloids and entertainment shows have reported that Britney Spears has been hanging out with the infamous Paris Hilton. The two women appear to be the new celebrity couple. I recently watched an entertainment show that aired photos of Britney and Paris partying and having fun. One photo included Paris holding Britney's 2 month old son Jayden while they were shopping. A divorce attorney spoke about concerns regarding Britney's desire to seek custody of her children. The pop idol has recently filed for divorce from her husband, Kevin Federline. According to the attorney, late-night partying may have negative effects on Britney's request for custody.
Federline is also reportedly seeking child custody. I do not see anything wrong with Britney Spears and Paris Hilton becoming best friends. The two are both adults who can make their own choices about how they live. However, Britney Spears may want to postpone her late night escapades until her divorce is settled. The tabloids have tracked and exploited big mistakes that she has made as a parent. The media has created a history of Britney Spears' poor parenting skills.
She has been accused of child endangerment in the past. It may not be wise for Britney Spears to party at this time. Her children will suffer if they are the subjects of a nasty custody battle. I have become curious about Federline's parenting skills. Entertainment shows broadcast clips of him flying around the country. His profession may be a concern when it comes to have custody of their children. One good thing about Britney Spears is that she is already worth about $120 million dollars. She doesn't have to make another album or perform during a worldwide tour. Kevin federline is currently on tour promoting his new album titled "Playing with Fire".
His lifestyle may not demonstrate the stability necessary for raising a child. Federline's album title sounds perfect for the real-life drama between him and Britney Spears. Both of them have a lot to lose if they don't exhibit good parenting skills. They may have trouble obtaining custody of their children. Federline might have a better chance, despite his unstable lifestyle. There are many music performers who have custody of their children. Britney's net worth may allow her to be granted custody. However, her history as a neglectful parent may come back to haunt her. Until then, it looks like she will be playing with Paris Hilton.
Saturday, August 18, 2007
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HAWKE SAYS SUCCESS HURTS CELEB MARRIAGES
Ethan Hawke, whose split from Uma Thurman caused a tabloid frenzy, says being part of a celebrity couple can be hard on the ego. "It's not that they're jealous of each other, it's that the person you share your life with isn't in the mood to support," the 36-year-old actor tells AMC's Shootout in an interview slated to air tomorrow. "You want to have a pity party for yourself, but they're off to the Golden Globes and you don't want to go because everyone is going to think you are jealous." Hawke and Thurman were married in 1998. She filed for divorce in 2004. The couple has two children.
UNCLE KRACKER ARRESTED ON SEX OFFENCE
Uncle Kracker, a former disc jockey for Kid Rock, was arrested early yesterday on a second-degree sex offence charge, authorities said. A Raleigh, N.C., police spokesperson said a 26-year-old woman alleged that a man committed a sexual act against her at a downtown nightclub. The 33-year-old performer was arrested at a hotel in suburban Cary. He was being held at the Wake County Jail on a $5 million bond.
LOHAN'S FIGHTING PARENTS SETTLE DIVORCE
Lindsay Lohan's estranged parents settled their long-simmering divorce yesterday, winning praise from the judge who presided over their case. "You have both demonstrated to me extraordinarily good judgment in resolving this matter as you did," state Supreme Court Justice Robert A. Ross told Michael and Dina Lohan. Terms of the divorce agreement, which will become official within 60 days, weren't disclosed.
FIRST PIRATED SIMPSONS MOVIE TRACKED
The first known pirated copy of The Simpsons Movie to make it onto the Internet was tracked to a home raided by Australian police yesterday, authorities said. Police ordered a 21-year-old Sydney man to appear in court in October when he will be formally charged, the Australian Federal Police said. Details of the likely charge and penalties have not been made public. The illegal Simpsons copy was the first on the Internet and was recorded by a cellphone. It was illegally downloaded more than 110,00 times within 72 hours, officials said.
WINEHOUSE CANCELS AUGUST CONCERTS
Amy Winehouse has pulled the plug on her August concerts after being hospitalized last week for "severe exhaustion." Her spokesperson said the 23-year-old British soul singer was putting her touring commitments on hold "in order to address her health issues."
BOLLYWOOD STARS ANNOUNCE MUSICAL TOUR
Abhishek and Aishwarya Bachchan were mobbed by delirious fans at the downtown Royal York Hotel in Toronto yesterday where they were on hand to announce the Unforgettable Tour. The show is billed as bringing "the magic of Indian cinema to the world stage through performances by Bollywood's hottest superstars," and the newly married Bachchans will be front and centre. The show will premiere next summer in Toronto, Abhishek Bachchan told a news conference, since the city is home to so many passionate fans of Bollywood cinema. The show will also travel to Sydney, Cairo, London, New York, Los Angeles, Singapore and Hong Kong.
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MIA Leaves Singing About Sex To Paris Hilton
MIA Leaves Singing About Sex To Paris Hilton
Friday August 17, 2007 @ 05:00 PM
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While speaking on the phone with MIA from London, England, where she's working on a mixtape for DJ Eli that she wants to call Threat To Homeland Security (her name was taken off the Homeland Security list four days before our interview), one quickly gets the impression that the outspoken queen of nu-world dance music isn't letting all the hype swirling around her and the upcoming Kala album go to her head.
"At this point no one can tell me what [kind of album] to make, I'm too opinionated," says MIA (a.k.a. Mathangi "Maya" Arulpragasam) kindly, but bluntly. "I also came out of nowhere so they don't even know what they want to tell me to do.
"This is what caused my Three 6 Mafia problems," she goes on to explain about working with the group on two tracks for Kala, neither of which made the cut. "When I went to work with them they were like, 'Right, you're a girl, we need you to sing about sex.'
"And I was like, 'Listen, I have some time to sing with you and I'm not going to sing about sex right now. You're going to have to get Paris Hilton for this one.'"
MIA travelled the world and worked with such producers as Timbaland, Switch, Diplo and Danja while making Kala, and she found being a female to be one of her biggest challenges.
"In India it was hard because I'm a woman. People would say, 'Uh� you're a girl, you can't tell us what to do.' But you had to work with that. I got used to it and I didn't have time to fight that battle. I had Dave [Switch] joined to my hip and I would have to tell him what to do, and then he would have to tell them.
"Also, while recording in these different places, in the back of my head I kept thinking, 'Oh, I've only got this much time before I have to get back to London to refresh my visa.' At the end of the day, it came down to that a lot of the time."
MIA's been plagued with visa issues ever since her 2005 debut came out. And Kala — a less political, but brilliantly catchy, Bollywood-tinged effort — was heavily influenced by the situations she found herself in. Being stranded without demos, computers, her art and even clothes on occasion, the new album had MIA starting from scratch and having fun, but never losing sight of who she was.
"I could have left where I am and be a superstar MC living in Beverly Hills in a giant house with Gwen Stefani, but I didn't 'cause I couldn't," she says proudly. "People try to get me to collaborate or do things, but sometimes I say no because I'm just not ready.
"I know they're doing it for my own good. They say, 'Why don't you want this? You'll be huge. Don't you want to chart?'
"But I don't give a shit about the charts. I will not be an artist dictated by the charts. They tell me I'm too gangsta, but this is me. I have to stick to what I am."
MIA will play Toronto's Virgin Festival on Sept. 8 and Montreal's Osheaga Music And Arts Festival a day later.
—Phil Villeneuve
Bollywood's 'Brangelina' take city by storm
Ah, Bollywood. While Canada's film industry is content on focusing on weird sex and snowshoes, India is constantly churning out epic productions that contain more song and dance numbers than an evening on Broadway. Whatever works, we say.
In keeping with the Bollywood success story, a 26-city Bollywood “musical extravaganza” will touch down in Toronto next summer. On hand to preview The Unforgettable Tour were India’s first couple of showbiz, Aishwarya and Abhishek Bachchan. Though there is no set date or venue, more than 100 reporters and others packed the Imperial Room at the Royal York for yesterday’s spectacle.
The Post’s Mark Medley reports with his Toronto timeline:
9:21 a.m. I spy a lavish breakfast spread; grab a croissant and pineapple.
9:40 Flipping through a copy of yesterday’s National Post, I read the review of Aishwarya Bachchan’s new movie, The Last Legion. Reviewer Jay Stone calls it a “boldly dopey epic.” Not a good omen.
10:07 For some strange reason, the press is treated to a video about the International Indian Film Academy Awards. Jean-Claude Van Damme makes a cameo.
10:20 There’s a flurry of activity. Teenage screams erupt from the lobby. Dozens of camera flashes illuminate the room. It’s Dalton McGuinty! Oh, and Aishwarya and her husband, Abhishek. She’s dressed all in black, and glides through the media horde on her husband’s arm.
10:28 Dalton McGuinty: “We like to think of ourselves as Bollywood West.” He also asks for a role in a Bollywood movie.
10:30 They screen a movie about the tour’s promoter, Wizcraft International, which sounds like a construction company run by wizards.
10:38 Viraf Sarkari, director of Wizcraft — he is a kind of Gandalf, I guess — says The Unforgettable Tour will be “the biggest tour ever.” He then presents yet another movie, this time showcasing various Bollywood stars.
10:40 Aishwarya takes the podium and spouts platitudes for about 30 seconds, then turns the microphone over to her husband.
10:42 Abhishek promises the tour will raise awareness for a worthwhile cause. I just bet it’s global warming. And it is! He also reveals they hope to premiere the tour in Toronto. Oh, Abhishek, you flirt, I bet you tell every city that. Let the hyperbole commence.
10:46 Abhishek: “We promise something very big.”
10:48 Viraf: “We are going to be the best show ever!” Not bad.
10:49 Moe Jiwan, director of Ethnic Guru: “Probably the biggest show to hit the Earth!” We have a winner.
11:01 During the question and answer period, a “journalist” gushes on and on about how she once met Abhishek at the film festival and how she feels she’s come “full circle” because she’s speaking to him today. Who are these people?
11:14 A beauty pageant contestant asks Aishwarya (who was Miss World in 1994) for advice. They told me you needed media accreditation to get in.
11:23 The press conference finished, I wait out in the lobby with the fans. Shaguftah, 23, from Hamilton, wears a homemade shirt with Abhishek’s face on it. “I love his dance moves.” She’s been waiting here since 8:30. As the Brangelina of India come out, fans immediately surround them. Shaguftah gets her poster signed. “It was incredible,” she swoons.
Friday, August 17, 2007
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Wolfe Presents - Desert Hearts - Anatomy of a Love Scene!
This is an excerpt from the Re-Release of this classic Lesbian Love Story, Desert Hearts! It is from the DVD Extra, "Anatomy of a Love Scene". and is sooooo hot! Get the new release with never before seen footage from the Vintage Collection at Wolfe Video. www.wolfevideo.com.
Wolfe Presents - Desert Hearts - Anatomy of a Love Scene!
Posted Jul 09, 2007This is an excerpt from the Re-Release of this classic Lesbian Love Story, Desert Hearts! It is from the DVD Extra, "Anatomy of a Love Scene". and is sooooo hot! Get the new release with never before seen footage from the Vintage Collection at Wolfe Video. www.wolfevideo.com.
G-Girl SexxxScene
Apparently one of Uma Thurman's secret powers is the ability to bounce her boyfriend's (Luke Wilson) head off the headboard.
Everyone's had a painful parting of the ways with a romantic partner. We pick up the pieces and move on. But for one New York guy, it's not going to be so easy. When he breaks up with his girlfriend, he discovers his ex is actually the reluctant superhero, G-Girl. A scorned woman, she unleashes her super powers to humiliate and torment him.
Everyone's had a painful parting of the ways with a romantic partner. We pick up the pieces and move on. But for one New York guy, it's not going to be so easy. When he breaks up with his girlfriend, he discovers his ex is actually the reluctant superhero, G-Girl. A scorned woman, she unleashes her super powers to humiliate and torment him.
My Super Ex-Girlfriend - G-Girl Sex Scene
Posted Jul 19, 2006Apparently one of Uma Thurman's secret powers is the ability to bounce her boyfriend's (Luke Wilson) head off the headboard.
Paris Hilton topless interview
Paris Hilton topless interview / audition
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Pamela Anderson hot video..
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A comedy about life at the top, as seen from the bottom. Based on the bestselling novel by Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus, THE NANNY DIARIES stars Scarlett Johansson, Laura Linney and Alicia Keyes and comes from the award winning filmmakers Robert Pulcini and Shari Berman.HOT COLLEGE GURL
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Men – College Humor has a contest going on. The site says they are searching for America's Hottest College Girl. 64 girls from various colleges are going at it head to head until one is left....in March. A different kind of March Madness, if you will.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Udita Goswami video in zeher..
Udita Goswami made her movie debut with Pooja Bhatt's Paap (2003). The film sank, and Udita disappeared for a while.
The actress is back with her new film, Zeher, a Mahesh Bhatt production.
Directed by debutant Mohit Suri (who is said to be dating the actress), the film also stars Emraan Hashmi and Shamita Shetty.
Udita speaks to Entertainment Correspondent Patcy N:
Zeher is about a man (Hashmi) stuck in a bad marriage (with Shetty), and looking elsewhere for emotional support. That's when I enter his life.
My character, Anna Varghese, is also stuck in a bad marriage as her husband beats and abuses her. She is also suffering from cancer. Though her husband knows that, he doesn't care about her.
Emraan and I fall in love, and what happens next is what the film is about.
The film also has an interesting crime element, which runs parallel to the story.
emraan Hashmi Geeta Basara Kiss scene from the train
Geeta Basra who made her debut with Emraan Hashmi in Dil Diya Hai shares her experience of working with the 'serial-kisser' yet again in Train. HTTabloid catches the lady in a candid mood.
Is it true that while shooting for the promos of Train you refused to do some hot scenes?
I can't expose unreasonably. I did what I feel was the requirement of the story. But my director wanted me do some more hot scenes for the promo, which I refused, because that was getting too much. The director insisted which resulted in little argument. I told her that I can't cross my limits. If she feels that I am unprofessional, let her feel so but I can't do something that makes me uncomfortable.
Did you face any problem in doing kiss scenes in the film?
No, I am as comfortable giving a kiss shot as any other actress. I don't have any reservations at all. Whether it's Emraan or anybody else, if the film requires a kiss scene, I will go for it.
But it was said that you refused to allow Emraan Hashmi to kiss you Dil Diya Hai?
The film had no such scene. In fact the requirement of the scrip was different. I never said that I won't do kissing scene with him.
Actresses feel apprehensive owing to Emraan's serial kisser image. Were you also scared before doing Dil Diya Hai?
No. I was not scared at all. Since, I had not met him ever, so there was a little concern about who I was going to work with. But when I worked with him I realized that he is a genuine and very professional person. I share very good rapport with him.
Your screen character in Train falls in love with a married person. Has it happened with you in real life?
No, neither I have never fallen in love with a married man nor have I any plans in the future.
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Farah Khan set to make music video with Shakira
By Subhash K. Jha
Mumbai, Sep 3 - It is not often that an Indian choreographer gets an opportunity to train an international star. But choreographer-turned-filmmaker Farah Khan is one of the lucky ones. She was invited to choreograph pop star Shakira's hit number 'Hips don't lie' for the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards in New York City's Radio City Music Hall.
And the Latin pop star is so impressed with her work that she has asked Farah to choreograph a video for her.
'Shakira and I have connected beautifully. She loves the movements that I've given her, so much so that she now wants me to do a music video for her. She's now into classical Indian dancing. In fact, she hired an Indian lady in Chicago to teach her classical mudras (hand postures).'
Apparently, Shakira is a big fan of Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan.
'She has seen my 'Chaiyyan chaiyyan' song from 'Dil Se'. She keeps pointing to Shah Rukh in the song and exclaims, 'know that guy.' I told her he's the Tom Cruise of India. I've promised her I'd put her on top of a train when I do a music video with her.'
Shakira performed her item at Radio City with some mudras last week.
Farah feels the singer resembles an Indian princess from the 'Amar Chitra Katha' comic books.
'We gave her a mixture of the Indian and the Columbian look, down to a veil covering her face. Shakira looks very much like one of those classical Indian princess from the 'Amar Chitra Katha' comic books.
'Nearer our films, the parallel would be the 'Amrapali' costumes that all our heroines from Vyjayanthimala to Sridevi have worn in our films. All I can tell you is Shakira is damn hot, damn Indian.'
A huge hoarding of Shakira in a sari was displayed in New York before the show.
When asked was she nervous before the show, Farah said: 'I'm never stressed about anything I do these days. I only get stressed about my husband and his film.
'But yes, Shakira gave me only two days to rehearse and what we've achieved should make all of us in Bollywood proud.'
Farah's husband Shirish Kunder is readying for the Diwali release of his directorial debut 'Jaan-E-Mann' starring Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar and Preity Zinta.
Mumbai, Sep 3 - It is not often that an Indian choreographer gets an opportunity to train an international star. But choreographer-turned-filmmaker Farah Khan is one of the lucky ones. She was invited to choreograph pop star Shakira's hit number 'Hips don't lie' for the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards in New York City's Radio City Music Hall.
And the Latin pop star is so impressed with her work that she has asked Farah to choreograph a video for her.
'Shakira and I have connected beautifully. She loves the movements that I've given her, so much so that she now wants me to do a music video for her. She's now into classical Indian dancing. In fact, she hired an Indian lady in Chicago to teach her classical mudras (hand postures).'
Apparently, Shakira is a big fan of Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan.
'She has seen my 'Chaiyyan chaiyyan' song from 'Dil Se'. She keeps pointing to Shah Rukh in the song and exclaims, 'know that guy.' I told her he's the Tom Cruise of India. I've promised her I'd put her on top of a train when I do a music video with her.'
Shakira performed her item at Radio City with some mudras last week.
Farah feels the singer resembles an Indian princess from the 'Amar Chitra Katha' comic books.
'We gave her a mixture of the Indian and the Columbian look, down to a veil covering her face. Shakira looks very much like one of those classical Indian princess from the 'Amar Chitra Katha' comic books.
'Nearer our films, the parallel would be the 'Amrapali' costumes that all our heroines from Vyjayanthimala to Sridevi have worn in our films. All I can tell you is Shakira is damn hot, damn Indian.'
A huge hoarding of Shakira in a sari was displayed in New York before the show.
When asked was she nervous before the show, Farah said: 'I'm never stressed about anything I do these days. I only get stressed about my husband and his film.
'But yes, Shakira gave me only two days to rehearse and what we've achieved should make all of us in Bollywood proud.'
Farah's husband Shirish Kunder is readying for the Diwali release of his directorial debut 'Jaan-E-Mann' starring Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar and Preity Zinta.
Female Debuts of 2006
Female Debuts of 2006
Tuesday, December 27, 2005
There was a boom of female newcomers in Bollywood this year. Some of them featuring on the silver screen had already made their mark on television and created a strong impression on the audiences. While for some, this was the first encounter with camera. Some debutants of this year were quite talented while some others desperately need to relearn their acting lessons well. On the whole, very few actresses who entered Bollywood this year seemed to have the capabilities of being successful in long term.
Ilene Hamman, the South African beauty, was the first to go on the list of newcomers this year with the film Rog. Ilene, a Pooja Bhatt discovery, had a good screen presence, but she was expressionless in most situations.
Antonia Bernath, a British actress, was launched by Subhash Ghai in Kisna. A student of Bristol's Old Vic Theatre School, Antonia opted out from the school when her agent asked her to audition for Kisna and luckily she bagged the role. She handled a very challenging role given to her responsibly and gracefully. Kisna's second girl too was a debutante. Isha Sharvani, the daughter of renowned dancer Daksha Sheth, played the second female lead in Kisna but could display her dancing and dangling-from-trees skills more than her acting prowess.
After working in some offbeat films, Nandana Sen made her debut in mainstream cinema in Black and was impressive in a small but significant role. She was also seen in Tango Charlie and My Wife's Murder.
Anjana Sukhani was another newcomer who appeared to be supremely talented but got rather unnoticed. Anjana appeared in a number of commercials and also played a small part with Hrithik in Na Tum Jaano Na Hum. The actress finally got her major break in Kushan Nandy's Humdum. Anjana handled her part like a true professional in the film and is currently working on Nikhil Advani's Salaam-e-Ishq.
Tamanna was ok in Chand Sa Roshan Chera but made more news when her pictures were wrongly plastered all over claiming to be those of the controversial bar-dancer Tarannum. Sneha Ullal was one of the highest attention-grabbing debutants this year. Spotted first by Salman Khan's sister, the young college student was made to appear like an exact look alike of Aishwarya Rai in Salman Khan's in Lucky - No Time For Love with ease. Next she is going to appear in Sohail Khan's Aryan.
Nobody noticed Mahima Mehta in Kuch Meetha Ho Jaye. Pakistani actress Meera stepped into the Indian film industry with Mahesh Bhatt's Nazar. She later starred in Kasak opposite Lucky Ali. Chitrangda Singh made her entry and exit from Bollywood in the same year. She started with Sudhir Mishra's Hazaron Khwaishein Aisi and ended with Kal - Yesterday and Tomorrow citing family problems.
Tania Zaetta became a known face in India when she hosted a reality action show on AXN. The Australian beauty made her debut in Bollywood with a minuscule role in Bunty Aur Babli. But she was more recognized in Salaam Namaste where she played Arshad Warsi's wife. Next she will be seen playing one of the Charlie's Angels in Mr. Black Mr.White.
Mona Chopra made her debut in the skin-flick Time Pass. Reportedly she has now been rechristened as Maneka and plans to re-debut with her new name in Vinod Sins Pande's Red Swastik. Ex-Miss Madhya Pradesh Tanvi Verma who made news for some explicit photo-shoots made a cold debut in Bold.
Vidya Balan, a natural beauty, appeared in quite a few ad commercials, music videos and also TV serials before she got her big break in Parineeta. Vidya gave a striking performance in the movie and added to the Indianess and aesthetic value of the film with her natural charisma.
Nisha Kothari, is new female to join the Ram Gopal Varma camp. She did her debut in Sarkar, in which she played a character role but her lead role was in James in which Nisha gave a better display of her physical "assets" rather than her acting talent. Her future films also come from the RGV Factory, which includes Shiva and Boo - Darna Zaroori Hai.
Newcomer Minissha Lamba had a decent debut in a beautiful film Yahaan. Impressed by her aptitude Madhur Bhandarkar cast her in Corporate. Tanushree Dutta was the latest of beauty queens to join the movie business. The ex-Miss India was an okay actor in Aashiq Banaya Apne and seemed to concentrate more on makeup and outfits. She also starred in Chocolate this year.
Sushma Reddy made her big screen debut with Chocolate. She was cute in the film but didn't have much to do as a performer. Annabelle Wallace appeared photogenic and acted pretty well in Dil Jo Bhi Kahey. National award winning Bengali actress Rituparna Sengupta made a confident debut to Hindi films with Main Meri Patni Aur Who.
Television actresses Sonal Sehgal and Kranti Redkar were quite competent but went unobserved in the smalltime flick U, Bomsi N Me. Sophie Chaudhary was first seen on television quite a few years back when she was a part of a girl band from UK. She then disappeared and came back as VJ on MTV. This UK based Indian beauty made her Bollywood debut with Shaadi No.1 this year.
Daisy Bopanna, Nargis and Neetu Chandra were efficient in Garam Masala. Sonya Jehan, the grand daughter of the famous Pakistani singer Noor Jehan finally made her debut in the long-delayed Taj Mahal. She looked extremely beautiful and enacted her part pretty well. Chahat Khanna was mediocre in The Film.
Sex Bomb Deepal Shaw known for her 'Rangeela Re' moves in music videos, made her big screen debut with Kalyug. She got well into the 'skin' of her character in the film and was quite noticeable throughout the movie. Smily Suri, sister of director Mohit Suri, finally got herself a part in her brother's film, after being thrown out of Pooja Bhatt's Holiday. She had a brief role in Kalyug in which she seemed fine.
Faces to look out for in 2006
A lot of firang females will be seen in desi films in 2006. Hollywood actress, Ali Larter, famous for her roles in movies like Final Destination, Legally Blonde and House On The Haunted Hill will enter Bollywood with the much talked about film Marigold opposite Salman Khan. Alice Patten, another actress from Hollywood, known for her roles in television series like "Charles II: The Power & the Passion", is one of the casts in Rang De Basanti. Shannon Esra will be a part of Nikhil Advani's multi-starrer project Salaam-e-Ishq.
Deepika Padukone, daughter of ex-badminton player Prakash Padukone, who was last seen as the Close-Up girl gets her big break opposite Shahrukh Khan in Farah Khan's Happy New Year. And while Anil Kapoor is still romancing babes in Bollywood his daughter Sonam Kapoor will finally make her debut in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Saawariya opposite Rishi Kapoor's son Ranbir.
Tuesday, December 27, 2005
There was a boom of female newcomers in Bollywood this year. Some of them featuring on the silver screen had already made their mark on television and created a strong impression on the audiences. While for some, this was the first encounter with camera. Some debutants of this year were quite talented while some others desperately need to relearn their acting lessons well. On the whole, very few actresses who entered Bollywood this year seemed to have the capabilities of being successful in long term.Ilene Hamman, the South African beauty, was the first to go on the list of newcomers this year with the film Rog. Ilene, a Pooja Bhatt discovery, had a good screen presence, but she was expressionless in most situations.
Antonia Bernath, a British actress, was launched by Subhash Ghai in Kisna. A student of Bristol's Old Vic Theatre School, Antonia opted out from the school when her agent asked her to audition for Kisna and luckily she bagged the role. She handled a very challenging role given to her responsibly and gracefully. Kisna's second girl too was a debutante. Isha Sharvani, the daughter of renowned dancer Daksha Sheth, played the second female lead in Kisna but could display her dancing and dangling-from-trees skills more than her acting prowess.
After working in some offbeat films, Nandana Sen made her debut in mainstream cinema in Black and was impressive in a small but significant role. She was also seen in Tango Charlie and My Wife's Murder.
Anjana Sukhani was another newcomer who appeared to be supremely talented but got rather unnoticed. Anjana appeared in a number of commercials and also played a small part with Hrithik in Na Tum Jaano Na Hum. The actress finally got her major break in Kushan Nandy's Humdum. Anjana handled her part like a true professional in the film and is currently working on Nikhil Advani's Salaam-e-Ishq.
Tamanna was ok in Chand Sa Roshan Chera but made more news when her pictures were wrongly plastered all over claiming to be those of the controversial bar-dancer Tarannum. Sneha Ullal was one of the highest attention-grabbing debutants this year. Spotted first by Salman Khan's sister, the young college student was made to appear like an exact look alike of Aishwarya Rai in Salman Khan's in Lucky - No Time For Love with ease. Next she is going to appear in Sohail Khan's Aryan.Nobody noticed Mahima Mehta in Kuch Meetha Ho Jaye. Pakistani actress Meera stepped into the Indian film industry with Mahesh Bhatt's Nazar. She later starred in Kasak opposite Lucky Ali. Chitrangda Singh made her entry and exit from Bollywood in the same year. She started with Sudhir Mishra's Hazaron Khwaishein Aisi and ended with Kal - Yesterday and Tomorrow citing family problems.
Tania Zaetta became a known face in India when she hosted a reality action show on AXN. The Australian beauty made her debut in Bollywood with a minuscule role in Bunty Aur Babli. But she was more recognized in Salaam Namaste where she played Arshad Warsi's wife. Next she will be seen playing one of the Charlie's Angels in Mr. Black Mr.White.
Mona Chopra made her debut in the skin-flick Time Pass. Reportedly she has now been rechristened as Maneka and plans to re-debut with her new name in Vinod Sins Pande's Red Swastik. Ex-Miss Madhya Pradesh Tanvi Verma who made news for some explicit photo-shoots made a cold debut in Bold.
Vidya Balan, a natural beauty, appeared in quite a few ad commercials, music videos and also TV serials before she got her big break in Parineeta. Vidya gave a striking performance in the movie and added to the Indianess and aesthetic value of the film with her natural charisma.
Nisha Kothari, is new female to join the Ram Gopal Varma camp. She did her debut in Sarkar, in which she played a character role but her lead role was in James in which Nisha gave a better display of her physical "assets" rather than her acting talent. Her future films also come from the RGV Factory, which includes Shiva and Boo - Darna Zaroori Hai.Newcomer Minissha Lamba had a decent debut in a beautiful film Yahaan. Impressed by her aptitude Madhur Bhandarkar cast her in Corporate. Tanushree Dutta was the latest of beauty queens to join the movie business. The ex-Miss India was an okay actor in Aashiq Banaya Apne and seemed to concentrate more on makeup and outfits. She also starred in Chocolate this year.
Sushma Reddy made her big screen debut with Chocolate. She was cute in the film but didn't have much to do as a performer. Annabelle Wallace appeared photogenic and acted pretty well in Dil Jo Bhi Kahey. National award winning Bengali actress Rituparna Sengupta made a confident debut to Hindi films with Main Meri Patni Aur Who.
Television actresses Sonal Sehgal and Kranti Redkar were quite competent but went unobserved in the smalltime flick U, Bomsi N Me. Sophie Chaudhary was first seen on television quite a few years back when she was a part of a girl band from UK. She then disappeared and came back as VJ on MTV. This UK based Indian beauty made her Bollywood debut with Shaadi No.1 this year.
Daisy Bopanna, Nargis and Neetu Chandra were efficient in Garam Masala. Sonya Jehan, the grand daughter of the famous Pakistani singer Noor Jehan finally made her debut in the long-delayed Taj Mahal. She looked extremely beautiful and enacted her part pretty well. Chahat Khanna was mediocre in The Film.
Sex Bomb Deepal Shaw known for her 'Rangeela Re' moves in music videos, made her big screen debut with Kalyug. She got well into the 'skin' of her character in the film and was quite noticeable throughout the movie. Smily Suri, sister of director Mohit Suri, finally got herself a part in her brother's film, after being thrown out of Pooja Bhatt's Holiday. She had a brief role in Kalyug in which she seemed fine.Faces to look out for in 2006
A lot of firang females will be seen in desi films in 2006. Hollywood actress, Ali Larter, famous for her roles in movies like Final Destination, Legally Blonde and House On The Haunted Hill will enter Bollywood with the much talked about film Marigold opposite Salman Khan. Alice Patten, another actress from Hollywood, known for her roles in television series like "Charles II: The Power & the Passion", is one of the casts in Rang De Basanti. Shannon Esra will be a part of Nikhil Advani's multi-starrer project Salaam-e-Ishq.
Deepika Padukone, daughter of ex-badminton player Prakash Padukone, who was last seen as the Close-Up girl gets her big break opposite Shahrukh Khan in Farah Khan's Happy New Year. And while Anil Kapoor is still romancing babes in Bollywood his daughter Sonam Kapoor will finally make her debut in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Saawariya opposite Rishi Kapoor's son Ranbir.
Pakistani Actress Noor
Sex Bomb NOOR known for her 'Rangeela Re' moves in music videos, made her big screen debut with pakistani movies. She got well into the 'skin' of her character in the film and was quite noticeable throughout the movie. Smily Suri, sister of director unknown, finally got herself a part in her brother's film, after being thrown out . She had a brief role in pakistani movies in which she seemed fine.
To Phir Aa Bhi Jao - Awarapan[video]
Awarapan
Album: Awarapan
Singers: Mustafa Zahid,
Lyrics: Sayed Quadri, Mustafa Zahid, Annie, Rafaqat Ali Khan
Music Director: Pritam Chakraborty
Rating: ***
After the successful inspiration lift of Najam Sheraz's "Mainu Tere Naal" into heart-throbbing "Bheege Honth Tere" (Murder), there seems to be cloudburst of singing talents from the land of Pakistan. Barring the exception of Shafaqat Ali Khan ("Mitwa" in Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna) and "Strings" ("Yeh Hai Meri Kahaani" in Zinda), there has been uninterrupted downpour of Pak rock brigade from esteemed Bhatt camp in the form of Ali Azmat (Paap), Atif Aslam (Zeher), Rahat Fateh Ali Khan (Kalyug), Glenn John (Woh Lamhe) and Jawed Sheikh (Woh Lamhe) into Mumbai filmdom. Awarapan, the thrilling love saga from Bhatt camp proves to be biggest launch of Pak rock brigade as their hot "n" happening talents Mustafa Zahid (lead vocalist of "Roxen -the band"), Annie and Rafaqat Ali Khan makes vows of great musical resilience with their chartbusting tracks. Pritam, the upbeat styled composer re-arranges their smash-hit compositions ("Toh Phir Aao" and "Mahiya") and refurbishes them to perfection. Besides these rehashed blistering soundtracks, there is generous dosage of divinity in the form of traditional Sufi work ("Maula Mere Maula").
After smooth and sauntering Atif Aslam and his rock band "Jal", its sonorously paced Mustafa Zahid with his trendy rock contingent "Roxen-the band" making vows of irrepressible love in their worldwide hit soundtrack "Toh Phir Aao" (album -"Rozen-e-Deewar"). Pritam's rearranged "lounge" version makes first dent as the tranquilly pitched arrangements sets an aura of serenity that transcends gently with Mustafa's delectable voice. The haunting "lounge" impact is meticulously pulverized into contemporary soft rock ballad with impressive concoction of electric, rhythm and bass guitars in the backdrop. "Toh Phir Aao" makes theatrical appeal in its purest form as it minuses the recurring "lounge" impact but impresses to hilt in almost "unplugged" original version. It has booming back up vocals (Haider Halim) along with slow pitched drumming matched flawlessly with enthused guitar strumming (Jawed and Omar Halim) in delivering an amiable picturesque of excruciatingly expressive soundtrack. It boomed to substantial heights in their native land and much can be anticipated from Pritam's impressive rearranged works. "Toh Phir Aao (remix)", the reverberatingly pitched disco number electrifies senses as party animal's special track and well is counted high for it's visually spectacle decorum for a glossy promotional video track. Like "Woh Lamhe (remix)" (Zeher), this DJ Suketu's special is emblematically resounding where ear-splitting DJ beats and claps makes effective thumping that materializes well with thriving vocals.
"Tera Mera Rishta" comes out as original composition from rock band "Roxen-the band", a sentimental rock ballad with a strong musical backdrop of Southeast Asian music. This song about eternal bonding has peculiar auto-phonic musical base with ethnically matched sensual feminine "alaaps", exhibiting a situational mushy feel. The serpentine flowing flute notes along with quivering synthesizer notes sets an impressive prelude to the song. Mustafa's echoing vocals are skillfully submersed into this uncharacteristic style of arrangements where contemporary rock ethics strikes amiable equilibrium. DJ Suketu creates a pandemonium of frenzied events with contemporary "club" mix style rendition in racy and hip-shaking "Tera Mera Rishta (remix)". Like "Toh Phir Aao (remix)", it falls into cadre of promotional videos where flashy costumes, lavish set-ups and eye candy stars will be spotlighting the euphoric decorum of the film.
Pakistani "Spice girl" Annie scintillates as the first pop femme fatale from cross-border with her heart throbbing hit "Mahiya" (Album - "Princess"), an enchanting disco track refurbished through the silken "n" sensuous vocals of Suzanne D'Mello. Pritam's rearranged version is comparatively shriller and jarring from Annie's original version but reminisces the golden era of Nazia Hassan. The number sizzles out as bi-lingual offering as it cocktails the blend of roaring English lyrics (Asif Ali Beg) with frantic Hindi lyrics (Sayed Quadri) through its enthused rendition. "Mahiya (remix)" comes out as effervescently trendy disco number in Annie's vocal rendition with heaps of hip-shaking disco beats fillers and booming synthesizer notes. DJ Suketu's rip-roaring DJ claps; scratches and thumps collide effectively with racy paced musical backdrop in creating a havoc of emotions. This blazing musical offering is presumed to be ground-breaking in its cadre as the number proved to be globe-trotting hit and promises to be eye candy with its lustrous visual binge. If Bhatt's gambit of pitching female vocal talents succeeds as it did in male talents then the listeners can hear talents like Fariha Parvez, Abida Parveen, Farah Hassan and Shabnam Majeed in future.
Divinity strikes the final blow as the pious feel of "spiritualism" is ushered through the traditional Sufi works of twelfth century poet Baba Farid in sensitively delivered "Maula Mere Maula". Rafaqat Ali Khan, the last among Pakistani talents renders this spiritual number in a classical vocal mode with finesse of unadulterated classical instrumental work. It has classy appeal and acceptance as it flourishes in ethnic Sufi work where beats and rhythms from conventional instruments like "harmonium", "sarangi", "tabla", "sitar" strikes a fine "jugalbandi" with electric guitar strumming. Rafaqat's vocal finesse can be sorted in the genre of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan for its flawless classical textures.
Awarapan proves to be launching pad for unexplored Pakistani pop talents as it delivers an assorted collection of their hot "n" happening upbeat tracks in a rearranged musical mode. Mustafa Zahid's stylish "Toh Phir Aao" (all versions) and Annie's voguish "Mahiya" are expected to be chartbusters in coming weeks while "Tera Mera Rishta" and "Maula Mere Maula" impresses for their strong melodramatic appeal. It would have been better if Mustafa's most saleable tracks like "Yaadein", "Aaj" or "Sapney" would have been given a boost in the album. Pritam adds one more feather in his cap and this time as a competent re-arranger than a composer.
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