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This is a beautiful hindi movie depicting the love story between a movie director and a famous actress that is suffering from schitzophrenia. The songs are excellent! posted Jan 21, 2008 at 3:18PM
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by Rohinton Mistry A wonderful touching tale of relationship betwen a daughter and father, entwined with step daughter and step son. Delicate balance of an Indian wife’s role, providing for her sick father and tending to her husband.. Based in Bombay in a Parsi family depicting vividly the Parsi community’s traditions and community bond. Plenty of colloquial Hindi/Gujrati verbage used to build a stronger scene. A must read. posted Jun 14, 2007 at 1:52AM
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useless movie, total waste of time, dont bother with this one. posted Mar 12, 2007 at 10:40AM
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An accolade for Bollywood direction. Serious story unfolding a touching love story. The songs are beautiful with none of the usual dancing around. New faces put up a refreshingly good act. posted Mar 6, 2007 at 11:49AM
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A comedy with a strong story line - a small time chef from a rural India finds opportunity to get to London and make money. Unfortunate coincidences meet his fate and hilarious solutions to pull him out of it. posted Mar 6, 2007 at 11:47AM
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by Khaled Hosseini Excellent!! The author has beautifully created strong and weak characters, relationships and betrayal all set in a turbulent Afghanistan. You come out feeling enriched with their culture, torn in their struggles and overall a wonderful reading experience. posted Feb 27, 2007 at 12:47PM
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by Jhumpa Lahiri Highly recommend this book. The author has paid meticulous attention to detail in depicting lives of Indian immigrants in the US, their struggle in maintaining a balance between both worlds, the various relationships they develop and steps they take to carve a familiar niche for themselves. posted Feb 16, 2007 at 5:06PM
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excellent movie! depicting life of a female journalist struggling to publish the truth behind the streets of bombay and the resistance she faces. very well directed, makes you feel like you are back in bombay! posted Jul 25, 2006 at 10:57AM
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by Sidhwa, Bapsi A powerful, gripping eye-opener into the orthodox practises Indian widows were subjected to. Fast paced with vivid descriptions. You wont feel like putting the book down. A must read! posted Jul 17, 2006 at 9:42AM
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| Fiction set in Foreign countries (6 titles)
Fiction set in developing nations, teaches you about their cultures, and way of life. |

