razzleccentric | Entries tagged with happy place

This is the song I improved to at the Holiday Hafla. I inflicted this on my FB pals a while back, but LJ is ever-so-much nicer. ( So here it is (again, for some of you): )

(If anyone has problems with this embed from DesiHits.com, here's the link to the HQ video on YouTube.)

Current Mood: cheerful

Because it always makes me smile when Sam & Kunal dance together. ^.^

Current Mood: amused

What was that you said,

durgablue? "No need for a plot," eh? ~.^

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01. Anyone who looks at this entry may feel free to post this meme and their current wallpaper on their LiveJournal.
02. Explain in at least five sentences why you're using that wallpaper!
03. Don't change your wallpaper before doing this! The point is to see what you had on!

Ha! I bet you thought I had something prurient up there! Well, I *did* until a couple weeks ago... then I found this one. That's hot, hunky Hrithik Roshan, he of the unbuttoned shirts, slow-motion walks, and insanely limber dance moves.

What with all the drooling it's easy to forget that he's also an amazing actor, and this image from Koi.. Mil Gaya shows him as the sweet, innocent, developmentally disabled character Rohit. Everything about his performance was brilliant: his childlike expressions, movements, voice. So different from his other roles.

Anyhow, I love this photo. I love that look of wonder and hope in his pretty, pretty eyes.

His eyes... so pretty. Yeah. This is Hrithik Roshan.

And the dude in the icon is Abhishek Bachchan, totally another sexy animal.

Current Mood: shaky

This lovely example of... well, if not "intelligent" design then at least "mighty inspiring" design... is John Abraham. He played the thief in Dhoom (the first movie in the series), which I highly recommend in spite of his character's bad haircut.

A couple days ago I learned he's also in the film Dostana (currently at the TOP of my Netflix queue), in which his character pretends to be the gay lover of Abhishek Bachchan's character. Abhishek is the gorgeous fellow who plays the cop Jai in both Dhoom & Dhoom2.

One reveiw of Dostana reports: "It's pretty damned funny and oddly subversive. Yes, everyone learns a lesson about tolerance without actually embracing an alternative lifestyle, but any movie that can finagle two macho movie studs into a full-on smooch that doesn't devolve into slapstick gay panic is venturing into risky territory."

The next squee you hear will be me enjoying the hell out of that "full-on smooch" scene.

(This icon is just for you,

altamaha.)

Current Mood: optimistic

We watched Ghajini on Sunday - it was a couple of really great films. Well, it's one movie, but the flashback portions are so long and delightful that it's like a whole other movie inside the movie. So you get a lot of beautiful love story wrapped in the dark & violent main story. Oh, just trust me. It ROCKS.

And what's not to like about Aamir Kahn, I ask you? Eh? EH?!