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We first watched Slumdog Millionaire in December last year.

And liked it immensely. We predicted it would walk away with a big haul of awards and indeed it did.

We’d been waiting for the DVD to watch the movie again and the Slumdog DVD arrived three or four days ago.

Cheapos
But we were reluctant to fork out $17 for the DVD.

And since like all cheapo desis we find it hard to resist the lure of a freebie, we trooped over to a Redbox kiosk (free rental on Mon and Wed with a code) a short while ago and picked up the Slumdog Millionaire DVD.

We’ll update this post once we finish rewatching the movie.

Update:
Unfortunately, our DVD did not have the usual special features like deleted scenes, interviews et al except trailers for a bunch of movies. Continue reading »

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We don’t know about you.

But over the last 12 months we’ve slowly got addicted to our Wi-Fi mobile phone (in our case, the Apple iPhone). No, we are not embarrassed to admit that it even accompanies us to the bathroom. ;)

We use our Wi-Fi mobile phone for reading news, responding to comments on the SI blog while lying in bed, watching Bollywood music videos on YouTube, watching Rajini songs, checking the weather, buying music from the iTunes digital media store et al.

So we were not surprised today to see a recent study by ABI Research finding that 77% of Wi-Fi-enabled mobile phone users are completely or very satisfied with their phone. Moreover, 74% of people with Wi-Fi on their mobile phone use it, and 77% say they will look for Wi-Fi in their next phone as well.

Rapid Growth Forecast
ABI
forecasts the number of Wi-Fi enabled mobile phone shipments per year will reach 141 million in 2009, 300 million in 2011 and 520 million by 2014. Continue reading »

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Folks – Hunger, Ayodhya, Nano, Sanjay Dutt, Varun Gandhi, SoniaJi, Maya Behnji, 8% economic growth, Satyam, Manmohan SinghJi, Ram Sene, Elections et al can wait.

We have a bigger crisis on hand here.

National Humiliation
Today, we are facing a national humiliation on the world stage, the likes of which our glorious Indian civilization has never been confronted with (not even during our colonization by the slimy Brits).

Chickipedia, a Wiki-style database of famous women, today named the Top 100 most searched for women in March on its web site.

And we are so ashamed to tell you that there’s not a single Indian babe on the list. Please pardon us for bringing you this sad tidings.

Grave Tragedy
Depressing, depressing – A nation of 1.2 billion and not one Indian babe on the list.

Now, let’s have two minutes of silence, please, to mourn this ignominious tragedy.

The List
See for yourself. The following are the most searched for women on Chickipedia in March 2009:

1. Megan Fox
2. Kim Kardashian
3. Jessica Alba
4. Pamela Anderson
5. Lucy Pinder
6. Denise Milani
7. Malin Akerman
8. Scarlett Johansson
9. Katy Perry
10. Jenna Jameson
11. Keeley Hazell Continue reading »

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