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Isha Sarvani Hot Spicy Pics The great dancer and an actress in the Indian film industry, Isha Sharvani, was born on 29th September, 1984 in Gujrat, India. She is a famous dancer who has trained herself vigorously and is highly acclaimed for her dancing skills. She has also been a part of a number of Hindi movies.
Brinda Parekh Hot Sexy Wet Pics Brinda started her career as a model and did many TV commercials and advertisements which include Royal Challenge Beer, Microsoft Windows XP, Vimal Suitings and famous soft drink product Thums Up. She has also done a number of commercials for the printed media too.
Poonam Pandey hot bikini photos According to latest reports, Indian model Poonam Pandey who had made headlines for her willingness to pose nude for the Indian Cricket team if they won the World Cup 2011, will soon be making her Bollywood debut
The Hot Haydon Sisters: Malika and Lisa Haydon Hot and Sexy Pics We've been hearing about certain 'Khan Sisters' of late, but looks like it's time for them to move on. For there's a new pair of uber-hot sisters in town - Malika and Lisa Haydon.
Half Australian-Half Indian, these babes are all set to rock Bollywood. We find out all about them.
Rajeev Masand: Review 'Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu' is light and breezy 'Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu', starring Imran Khan and Kareena Kapoor, is a competently made romantic-comedy with a predictable story at its core. A straight-laced architect meets a free-spirited hairdresser in Vegas; they get drunk one night, and wake up the next morning to find out they're married.
Masand Review : 'War Horse' is an overlong affair Steven Spielberg's 'War Horse' is a schmaltzy, sentimental saga of the love between a boy and his horse - boy meets horse, boy loses horse, boy is reunited with horse. It's the classic romantic formula... Although with an equestrian twist.
Google Research : Quantifying comedy on YouTube: why the number of o’s in your LOL matter We wondered if we could do the same for funny videos, i.e. answer questions such as: is a video funny, how funny do viewers think it is, and why is it funny? We noticed a few audiovisual patterns across comedy videos on YouTube, such as shaky camera motion or audible laughter, which we can automatically detect. While content-based features worked well for music
In Indian E-Takeover, Flipkart Acquires Letsbuy Indian online retailer Flipkart.com has acquired fellow Internet startup Letsbuy.com, a move that signals Flipkart's intent to play the role of consolidator as India's frenetic e-commerce scene develops.
BBC News - Coffee v tea: Is India falling for the cappuccino? Starbucks has announced it is to open its first outlet in India by the end of the year, marking the international chain's first venture into the country. India has been a nation of tea drinkers for centuries, but in the past decade coffee has been on the rise. Is the chai losing out to the cappuccino?
List of India's 15 top paid CEOs Naveen Jindal, the Chairman and Managing Director of Jindal Steel, is the top paid CEO in the country, with an income of more than Rs 67 crore per annum, according to data from Capitaline Database.
Jet-Indigo collision averted at Mumbai airport An Air Traffic Control staff at the Mumbai airport averted a tragedy on Wednesday evening by aborting the takeoff of Jet Airways' Goa-bound flight carrying 158 passengers when another plane was about to touch down.
Google to launch cloud storage service 'Google Drive' Google Inc., reportedly, is set to launch a cloud-storage service - called Drive - which is expected to give a tough competition to the cloud-storage provider Dropbox Inc, said a report from the Wall Street Journal.
Chennai: Student kills teacher inside school A Class 9 student has allegedly killed a teacher inside the classroom of a Chennai school on Thursday. The 40-year-old teacher Uma Maheshwari died inside the classroom.
Etisalat writes off $ 820 million against Indian operations After Telenor, UAE-based Etisalat, a shareholder in new telecom operator Etisalat DB, on Thursday said that it has has written off $ 827 million worth value of its Indian operations by way of an impairment charge as an after effect of Supreme Court order cancelling 122 2G licences.
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