This week we are joined by BollywoodGora (AKA Steven Baker), writer for BollySpice and DigitalSpy and Upodcast regular FilmiGirl. We discuss some of the lessons we as Bollywood geeks have learnt and what we hope to avoid in 2011. We breakdown the upcoming releases in 2011, the ones we are looking forward to and the actors and actresses we want to see more of! Of course we can’t avoid adding our own little snarky twist to everything! Check out the episode after the jump!
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Shownotes:
- Intro: Dilli Dilli from the soundtrack of No On Killed Jessica
- 2010: the year of good but not great movies?
- How do stars react when their movies fail?
- Breaking down Rajeev Masand‘s lessons
- Upodcast’s Bollywood lessons for 2010
- What’s in Store for 2011?
- What do we want to see more (less) of in 2011?
- Outro: Aali re Saali from the soundtrack of No One Killed Jessica
Rajeev Masand’s Lessons Learnt in 2010:
Is this Mad TV sketch the extent of Imran Khan‘s seduction skills in I Hate Luv Storys? (Click Here to watch clip)
Thanks to our guests BollywoodGora and FilmiGirl.
You can follow more of their work by clicking on the following links!
- BollySpice
- Digital Spy’s Bollywood section
Thanks for listenting!
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- DreamWorks Animation Developing MONKEYS OF BOLLYWOOD (geektyrant.com)
- Special guest Deepika (thehimalayantimes.com)
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