Archive - Jun 2008

First communal harmony and now education for all… Abhishek Bachchan is certainly doing some good work in advertising!

Where, most other superstars are busy gathering green bucks from whichever television, ad-film or stage shows they can get their hands on, at least one star is doing some work worth talking about!

Funny, emotional, social, touching… very few ads can imbibe all these qualities together in a few seconds of screenplay. And the Idea Cellular campaign is one of them!

“Fluids are good for your body. Fluids help in attaining weight loss.”

Or so they say!

Expert “drunks” argue, “Alcohol is a fluid, will it help in weight loss?” That is one logical argument, but it does not hold much merit. Research says that consumption of alcohol interferes with metabolism and weight loss. Wanna know why?

Alcohol Puts “Fat” On The Backburner.

A cute round face can transform into a sexy, long one only by a Hair Cut… Such is the power of the Hair Dresser’s scissors!

Your hair cut always has a lot to say about you. It speaks about your style, persona, comfort level, and even your sex appeal!

So, what’s your hair style?

Your haircut should be such that it highlights you best feature, or at least tries to draw attention away from the not-so-good one!

This might become the punch line of the next trailer you come across on your television! While other movies are trying to draw the audiences’ attention by telling them that “Pappu Can’t Dance… Sallu… oops… Salla”, the upcoming film, Mukhbir, is trying to introduce a new trend: a money-back guarantee, if you don’t like the film!

“Chaar Haftoon Mein Gorapan, Varna Paise Vapas!

It wasn’t a long time ago when you saw the shy and demure Amrita Rao in Vivah and thought she was the gal to take to your mom. For who would want to take a Mallika home? Not only would she give anybody’s mom a complex, she would raise the testosterone of every Dad in Town! Now who wants competition in their own house?

Last month, Sukanya got a huge credit card bill. The bills listed items that she had not even bought. It said that she had shopped at stores that she had never been to. Like anyone else would have done, Sukanya called the customer care and asked if sh had received the correct bill. She was shocked to know that the bill was hers and that her credit limit had been exhausted on that card. The credit card company refused to listen to her complaints of fraud and demanded quick payment if she wished to avoid the heavy interest on the unpaid amount.