thanks for the kind words. that’d totally be cool to write about my site anywhere you want. as for bollywood movies, I feel like I’m way more into them in theory than in actual practice. But maybe if I watched more of them and could kind of understand them, than I might like them. who knows??

-cb

My wife and I used to watch bollywood videos on channel 23 every weekend morning (when the tv was closer to our bedroom - we’d still do it if that was the case).

Bollywood music is like the movies, a complete mishmash of styles while still remaining totally unique to Bollywood. An Indian friend gave me a comp of Bollywood Dance Music that is really good, Bollywood Dancebuster. The compilers seem to have a sense of humor about american misunderstandings of Indian culture because the info on the file properties is weird - the genre is Alternative Musik and when you drop the music to pc it gets filed under “Indiens.” The song “kajra re” by Bnuty aur Babli could be put up to Newsom’s Ys for epic maturity.

Hey I’m gonna write about your site on nonalignmentpact.com if it’s alright with you =)

Thanks for the years of music and good writing.

-cb

Plot Summary of The Burning Train
Vinod Verma is an employee of the Indian Railways, who always had a dream of making the perfect and fastest train in India. After years of dedication the Railway Board approves his prototype of the Super Express. But these years had had their toll on his personal life, as his wife, Sheetal and son, are more like strangers to him. He hopes to make it up to them after the train makes it inaugural run from Delhi to Bombay in a record 14 hours. Showing him support are his friends, Ashok and Rakesh. But an embittered fellow-employee named Randhir, the son of the Chair of the Railway Board, has other plans for Vinod and the Super Express - plans that may derail Vinod’s delicate personal balance, and make the Super Express’ inaugural journey also the final one.

Thank you

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