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Top 5 Dating Tips for Men and Women
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After interviewing gurus that counsel both men and women on dating, we noticed something that was quite curious. Some of their dating advice was actually gender-neutral and could be applied to both sexes. As we see it, good advice is good advice.
Here are the top five dating tips for both men and women:
Here are the top five dating tips for both men and women:
- Be open minded
- Don’t research before a first date. You can “Google them” later
- Don’t bring baggage. Avoid talking about past relationships
- Be honest about yourself. Starting a relationship based on lies is never a good idea
- Leave on a high note. Keep things short and sweet. Better to leave the other person wanting more
Shah Rukh Khan unveils eight-pack abs for 'Happy New Year'
Shah Rukh Khan has unveiled his new chiselled body and eight pack abs, which is part of his look for upcoming film 'Happy New Year', directed by Farah Khan.
The 48-year-old actor had previously done rigorous training to achieve six pack abs for the choreographer-turned-director's 2007 film 'Om Shanti Om'. SRK shared the picture, clicked by Dabboo Ratnani, on Twitter in which he is seen bare-bodied and clinging on to a rope.
And this one is by Dabboo Ratnani. Thanks my friend. And thanks Avi Gowariker. Now Farah don't exploit me anymore," Shah Rukh posted alongside the picture. 'Happy New Year', a heist comedy, also stars Sonu Sood, Abhishek Bachchan, Deepika Padukone, Boman Irani, Vivaan Shah and will hit theatres on October 24.
- See more at: http://www.mid-day.com/articles/shah-rukh-khan-unveils-eight-pack-abs-for-happy-new-year/15588161#sthash.OuifdRps.dpuf
The 48-year-old actor had previously done rigorous training to achieve six pack abs for the choreographer-turned-director's 2007 film 'Om Shanti Om'. SRK shared the picture, clicked by Dabboo Ratnani, on Twitter in which he is seen bare-bodied and clinging on to a rope.
And this one is by Dabboo Ratnani. Thanks my friend. And thanks Avi Gowariker. Now Farah don't exploit me anymore," Shah Rukh posted alongside the picture. 'Happy New Year', a heist comedy, also stars Sonu Sood, Abhishek Bachchan, Deepika Padukone, Boman Irani, Vivaan Shah and will hit theatres on October 24.
- See more at: http://www.mid-day.com/articles/shah-rukh-khan-unveils-eight-pack-abs-for-happy-new-year/15588161#sthash.OuifdRps.dpuf
Veena Malik to play a ghost for the first time
Director-producer Hemant Madukar is gearing up for the release of his next project, a film titled 'Mumbai 125km'. A road trip horror film, it will see Veena Malik playing a ghost for the first time. The actress is said to have gone to great lengths to bring authenticity to her role. -
Given the fact that onscreen ghosts in Bollywood often end up making audiences laugh, this Pakistani actress is sporting a masked face in the film. She also ensured that heavy prosthetics were not used in the film as they tend to take away from the look. Mumbai 125km also stars Karanvir Bohra, Vije Bhatia, Vedita Pratap Singh, Joe Debroy and Aparna Bajpai. The film will release on October 17. -
See more at: http://www.mid-day.com/articles/veena-malik-to-play-a-ghost-for-the-first-time/15589193#sthash.mVrYZRH5.dpuf
Given the fact that onscreen ghosts in Bollywood often end up making audiences laugh, this Pakistani actress is sporting a masked face in the film. She also ensured that heavy prosthetics were not used in the film as they tend to take away from the look. Mumbai 125km also stars Karanvir Bohra, Vije Bhatia, Vedita Pratap Singh, Joe Debroy and Aparna Bajpai. The film will release on October 17. -
See more at: http://www.mid-day.com/articles/veena-malik-to-play-a-ghost-for-the-first-time/15589193#sthash.mVrYZRH5.dpuf
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Tuesday, 26 August 2014
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Mardaani takes an average opening
Rani Mukerji’s comeback film Mardaani has opened in 3000 screens today with an average occupancy of around 30%. Made on an average budget, the film is expected to collecte approximately 5 to6 crores today. Though it is being appreciated by the critics, the fact that it has received an A certificate might hinder the family audience percentage over the weekend and further on as well. Since Mardaani has Singhma Returns as competition from the past and Raja Natwarlal in the week to follow, it all boils down on how the film does over the weekend and according to trade pundits it can cater some audience in multiplexes and should bank around 25 crores in a weeks time. The success of the film is also dependent on the urban appeal and word of mouth. Meanwhile, Hollywood film The Expendables 3 that hit the theatres today has fared better than Mardaani in metros.
On the other hand, Ajay Devgn’s Singham Returns has minted 131.49 crores worldwide in a week, while Akshay Kumar’s Entertainment banked 79.19 crores in 2 weeks and Salman Khan’s Kick 298.84 crores in 4 weeks from its release.
A new angle to Preity Ness fiasco
A new angle to Preity Ness fiasco
One of the two witnesses Ness Wadia presented to the Marine Drive police has said she never saw him pulling Preity Zinta by her arm. Author Farha Oomerbhoy, in her statement, said she also never saw or heard Ness abusing the actor and that she saw Zinta later greeting Wadia’s mother and sister-in-law with a kiss.
Oomerbhoy, one of the nine witnesses Wadia asked the police to consider speaking to, gave her statement at her SoBo home about what non-cricketing action she witnessed during the May 30 IPL match at Wankhede stadium. “I was sitting in the second last row. I had arrived about five minutes before Ness did. When he came, there were no seats for him, his mother, nephew and the rest of his family,” she told the police.
When asked if she saw Zinta and Wadia arguing, she said she had seen him go to her and speak. “About 25 minutes into the match, he went over to her. I couldn’t hear because they were far. But he was leaning over her seat as if to speak to her softly.” She said, “I didn’t see him speak loudly to her…nor was he seen gesticulating. He spoke, turned around and walked off.”
The cops asked if she saw him grab Zinta’s hand as alleged by the actor. “I didn’t see him do that. All I saw was them speaking. He was not shouting or anything like that,” she emphasized.
Oomerbhoy and Pooja Dadlani are the only two witnesses mentioned by Ness to have given their statements so far. When contacted, Oomerbhoy said, “What I did tell the police was that when it was half time, I, my husband and son went to the air-conditioned box. This was after the alleged incident. Ness was standing there with his family and friends. I was standing with his mother and sister-in-law Celina. At that point Preity came and kissed his mother and Celina. All seemed fine between them.” She said she didn’t think much of the day’s events till the news about Preity’s FIR.
Friday, 22 August 2014
Bombay Velvet postponed to 2015
Anurag Kashyap's magnum opus Bombay Velvet which was all set to release this November has been postponed to mid next year. The director himself has confirmed that the project is taking a long time to finish due to the VFX involved. Anurag has recreated a bygone era and old Mumbai, hence he wants everything to be perfect. The film stars Ranbir Kapoor, Anushka Sharma, Karan Johar and Raveena Tandon. Guess the fans have to wait longer for this already much talked about film.
Movie Review: Mardaani
Cast: Rani Mukerji
Director: Pradeep Sarkar
The best films consist of a perfect balance between logic and emotion. It should be smart enough to engage your intelligence and dramatic enough to tug at your heart strings. Mardaani is somewhere in the middle but slightly off centre. Its emotional bits outweigh its cinematic intelligence marginally. But even then it retains a sense of dexterity. It allows its protagonist to hit home an emotional hit. It’s engaging to see a woman out play a man at his own game. A nice dent in the male ego.
What’s new about Mardaani is that it puts a lady in the shoes of a classic movie hero. She’s quite literally the Dirty Harry of Maharashtra. But she doesn’t talk smack unless she needs to. She quietly goes about dispensing justice in all androgynous glory. But even the feisty Shivani (Rani Mukerji) meets her match in a drug and human trafficking King pin and his nexus. She’s too tough to lie down and he’s too wily to be caught off guard. It’s the perfect set up for some testosterone overdose. With a male protagonist this would’ve turned in to a battle of muscles. But with Rani at the helm, it becomes a battle of the sexes. And when she does beat up men like rag dolls you want to cheer for her hoarse.
The reason you empathize with Rani’s character and her skirmish is because she is fighting the good fight. You’re exposed to the misdeeds of the villain pretty early. You hate him when you see him exercise such control over helpless girls and their virgin minds and bodies. Human trafficking is a serious crime. And Mardaani gives you the low down unadulterated. Seeing such emotional torture being inflicted on young girls can have only one effect: condemnation. That’s the intelligent part of writing in the film. It’s designed to hit you exactly where it hurts. Nonetheless every shot of misogyny is shot with careful censorship. You won't feel offended by the visual just by the characters. Good job by director Pradeep Sarkar and writer Gopi Puthran.
Despite the tactful writing the movie still portrays a clichéd black and white, good versus evil scenario. The bad guys are just plain evil. There’s one scene where the bad boy Walt (Tahir Bhasin) breaks down in tears. But that’s too little. No such qualms for Rani’s character though. She’s more man than most of us will ever be. Her character’s bravado is spot on. But before the plain good versus bad portions spoil the fun in Mardaani its emotional grip takes control. You’re shown the underbelly of Mumbai and New Delhi (stereotypes intact) and the suffering of helpless young girls. So when justice is finally dispensed it feels adequately justified.
What doesn’t quite work is seeing the pint-sized Rani take the wind out of six-foot bad guys. The martial arts inspired hand combat looks a little off. But heck when you know it’s for emotions and not for machismo you let go of finer details. Full marks to Rani Mukerji’s attempt and performance. The expletives never seem jarring, the androgyny doesn’t seem misplaced. She’s the hero of Mardaani and she’s pitch perfect. The surprise package is Tahir Bhasin, playing the bad boy. The lad has some serious talent. His bad guy act is easily the best of the year.
You can watch Mardaani for all the wrong reasons and feel underwhelmed. Don't watch it for Rani Mukerji trying to be a Salman Khan. She’s not. Don’t watch it for true grit or precise realism; this is still a dialogue driven entertainer. Don’t watch it for song and dance, there isn’t any. Watch it for thrills; watch it with a pro-feminist stance. And you could find the right perspective.
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Rani Mukerji suits up
Androgyny has always been a source of interest and intrigue. The trend has been around for a while now and has gotten bigger with time. It’s not just about teaming button-down shirts with trousers anymore but going all out with suits and tuxedos. B-town ladies also seem to be embracing this semi masculine trend. And Rani Mukherji is the latest one to sport it while promoting her upcoming film Mardaani…
Akshay Sidharth and Jacqueline in Karan Johars next
Karan Johar's next, which is the remake of Hollywood film 'Warriors' has been announced. The film will be produced by Dharma Productions, Lionsgate, Endemol India and directed by Karan Malhotra. Brothers will star Akshay Kumar, Sidharth Malhotra, Jacqueline Fernandez and Jackie Shroff. The film will release on Oct 2nd, 2015.
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The rules of saving a sex-starved marriage
Not tonight, darling. "I feel gross". "Too sweaty." "Tired." "Watching my TV show". "Might be getting sick." Miffed with these and more reasons that his wife offered for declining to have sex, a man hit the news last week when he sent her a spreadsheet with columns titled, Date, Sex and Excuse before she left for a business trip. It seems he made 27 'attempts' over seven weeks, and the couple had sex only thrice.
She, a Reddit user (throwwwwaway29) posted it on the site, making it go viral.
Imaginative? Sure. A sign of meticulous organisation? Yes. But using an Excel sheet to discuss private matters, and worse, sharing it on social networking sites, isn't the solution, say experts, all the while highlighting the importance of intimacy in a marriage.
In The Sex-Starved Marriage: A Couple's Guide to Boosting Their Marital Libido, relationship expert Michele Weiner-Davis writes: Sex is an extremely important part of marriage. When it's good, it offers couples opportunities to give and receive physical pleasure, to connect emotionally and spiritually. It builds closeness, intimacy and a sense of partnership. In short, sex is a powerful tie that binds."
The number game
When it comes to marriage and sex, the most common question is: how much is normal? But there can be no normal. The deciding factors differ for every couple and depend on the quality of the relationship, their age, lifestyle, health and sex drive.
A research paper submitted at the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction at Indiana University, Bloomington, Illinois, concluded that 18-29-year olds have sex about 112 times a year. The 30-39-year-old lot clock an average of 86 times, and 40-49-year olds make it 69 times a year. How do married people fare? The General Social Survey conducted in the US revealed that married couples have sex approx. 58 times a year.
Most therapists agree that couples who have sex less than 10 times a year are in a 'sexless' relationship. Couples choose to believe that the lack of sex doesn't necessarily mean their relationship is doomed, provided both partners are okay with the it.
However, Robert Weiss, a sexual addiction and intimacy disorders specialist, in an article, writes that numerous studies "have shown that lack of sex corresponds directly with marital instability and thoughts of leaving a relationship".
Dr Laura Berman puts in succinctly. "When sex works in a relationship, it's one small part. When it doesn't, it takes on a life of its own, affecting everything," she says. The threshold for anger is lower and the disconnect can lead to the breakdown of a couple's physical and emotional connection, she says in an e-mail interview to Mirror.
Weiner-Davis feels the same way. When one spouse isn't interested in intimacy, touching, kissing, other forms of physical affection drop out too. Spouses distance from each other emotionally. The marriage becomes mechanical. Friendship can evaporate, and anger bubbles under. Misunderstandings are many and emotional divorce becomes inevitable.
The problem is grave, but discussing it is an even bigger challenge. How does one discuss the issue of disproportionate sex with a partner? Here's some advice from our above panel of experts.
ACKNOWLEDGE THE PROBLEM
Sexual libidos differ and it is estimated that one out of three couples struggles with problems associated with low sexual desire. Berman says the most common sexual complaint in committed relationships is uneven desire. Couples need to know that it's essential to compromise and agree to a middle ground. "And though it's tough to deal with advances being rebuffed repeatedly, remind yourself that the rejection may not just be about you," says Ashima Sinha, consulting psychologist.
TIME THE TALK
In Talking to Your Partner About Sex, Berman writes that couples should start the conversation "outside the bedroom" when they "aren't feeling tense".
Marriage therapist Corey Allan makes another suggestion in How To Talk About Sex With Your Spouse: "Don't talk about needs and desires during or right after sex."
BREAK THE ICE
Therapists believe the best place to discuss sex is out of the bedroom — it could be while having coffee at the neighbourhood cafe or while having dinner. Experts recommend opening with a gentle one-liner like, "I love you, and I'd like to feel more connected to you." Agree to keep the conversation short and try not to monopolise it. If you feel uncomfortable, initiate it over the phone but do move to face-to-face eventually.
COMMUNICATE BETTER
Dr Stanley Ducharme, a Bostonbased sex therapist, suggests that couples be clear, open and honest. "Express your needs from a personal perspective. Pay close attention to verbal and nonverbal responses, take your partner's feelings into consideration, and be open to any questions," he writes on his blog. Verbalising what you are feeling in bed could help too.
TUNE IN TO EACH OTHER
Men are from Mars and women are from Venus, but they must survive on Earth. "Women must understand that men achieve a sense of emotional closeness and romantic connection through the physical act of sex. So, the more sexually connected and available you are, the more emotionally tuned in he will be. And men must understand that women typically achieve a sense of emotional closeness through romance, talking, kissing, cuddling...without it always being a preamble to sex. When she feels emotionally close, she is significantly more inspired to want sexual contact," Berman says.
DON'T KEEP COUNT
Stop keeping score. Remember that sex does not mean only intercourse. Other activities, be it oral sex or touching, and affectionate behaviour such as kissing, cuddling and caressing are also associated with higher sexual satisfaction for both, men and women. "Work on compromises that can lead to a more satisfying sex life — longer foreplay, more affectionate behaviour or a weekly dinner date," Sinha says.
DITCH THE BLAME GAME
Don't accuse. It makes your partner feel inadequate, and slip into defensive mode. Use "I", not "you". So say, "I feel insecure when we don't have sex" rather than "You don't seem to be interested in me". Focus on what can be done to improve things.
MAKE THINGS FUN
It may be a serious issue, but that's no reason to be stern. Keep things enjoyable and entertaining. "Share fantasies, discuss new positions or explore porn together," Sinha advises.
GIVE IT TIME
Rome wasn't built in a day. So give your partner time to think and respond. Don't mind read and never assume that you know it all. Remember that this may take more than one conversation — don't try to 'solve' it immediately.
MOVE AHEAD
Therapists suggest that talks need to be followed up with a plan, much like at work. Act on your promises.
Sparking off a debate
A fortnight ago, a woman put up a post on Reddit, sharing a three-column spreadsheet that her husband had shared with her. The spreadsheet was a log of all the times he initiated sex with her over the course of seven weeks. In column A, he recorded the date (June 3 to July 16); in column B, he included the response (yes or no) and in column C, he wrote down the excuse his wife used against having sex on a particular night. The woman, who received the email on her way to the airport for a 10-day work trip, described it as "sarcastic diatribe basically saying he won't miss me for the 10 days I'm gone".
The post in which neither the woman nor the man are identified in any manner, went viral receiving over 750 comments at last count, in both support of the man and the woman.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
It's easy to be flippant about an issue like this, but it's traumatic for the one enduring it. This is when, rather that discussing your problems on social media, the couple should speak to a counselor who can evaluate each case individually - Filmmaker and writer Fahad Samar
The absence of physical intimacy is nothing but a sign of a larger problem. Having an honest conversation could resolve the issue either way - Shoma Narayanan, romance writer
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Guardians of the Galaxy
Cast: Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Dave Bautista, Lee Pace, Bradley Cooper, Benicio Del Toro, Vin Diesel, Glenn Close, Josh Brolin, John C. Reilly, Karen Gillian, Rob Zombie, Stan Lee
Direction: James Gunn
Genre: Action
Duration: 2 hours 1 minute
Story: A bounty hunter finds himself pursued by powerful enemies after he steals an orb. Realising that the orb can be deadly in the wrong hands, he forms a team with four other dodgy individuals, all united by a common cause - to keep the orb (and what it contains) from the wrong hands.
Review: Marvel's latest offering is quite unlike any in its genre. Apart from wit, guile, strength and a gift for being resourceful, these Guardians are quite the underdogs. Peter Quill (Pratt) is the aforementioned bounty hunter and the villains - Ronan (Pace) and his lord Thanos (Brolin) - want the orb for what it contains.
Review: Marvel's latest offering is quite unlike any in its genre. Apart from wit, guile, strength and a gift for being resourceful, these Guardians are quite the underdogs. Peter Quill (Pratt) is the aforementioned bounty hunter and the villains - Ronan (Pace) and his lord Thanos (Brolin) - want the orb for what it contains.
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