Saturday, February 6, 2010
Lara Datta-blue
First things first. The villain of the show is not Akshay Kumar. It’s the screenplay. What was the writer thinking when he wrote this underwater escapade with well-toned bodies posing against the breathtaking Bahamian backdrops?
The treasure-hunt could be straight out of Enid Blyton’s Famous Five…The quintet here are from an altogether different age group from what Blyton had intended.
Divya Khosla
You may have heard about Divya Khosla who first charmed the audience by her modeling and then by her acting in popular TV serial like "Kyonki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi'.
Beautiful Israeli Army Girls
Isreli Girls are some of the most beautiful and sexy Girls with a hundred races blending together. They keep in good shape. In Israel most of the young and Sexy girls speak English it’s easy to connect. Israeli Girls are pretty tough and most of them have spent two years in the army. They often take the upper hand in the relationship. Israeli girls can also make wonderful companions as they’re smart, worldly and supportive. They do expect you to make the grade, however and often cast an eye to your long term prospects. Most Israeli girls want a family and with two years already lost to the army, they’re in a rush to fit in the travel, studies and career that most would like before starting a family.
Teej Festival
Teej is an important festival for the women of Punjab. The people of Punjab as different festivals fall eagerly wait the sawan month at this time period. The festival of Teej brings exuberance and chance to get along each other. Young girls and boys actively participate in events taking place in various towns and districts in Punjab. Celebration of Teej begins from the third day of sawan – the fifth Hindu month beginning from Chaitra.
Dance and songs are an integral part of Teej celebrations in Punjab. It is also considered a very important medium to convey their heartiest thoughts and messages. Women freely express their feelings for their love or husband by singing and dancing on traditional Teej songs.
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