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4 Responses to “Buying Bollywood… Part I”

1. jonnie of brixton Says:
   October 27th, 2008 at 1:59 pm

   Vot,vot,vot…you rotton imperialists,not content with running and ruining bloody India and de whole of that sub continent you now mock the BBC…’Bloody Bollywood Culture’,dis is too much for my organisation…the IMF…-Indian Money First -and its powerful friends in remote and high places,no..not Kashmir!..I am thinking Palace Green,home of my velly velly good friend Mr.Mittal and my honest and above board MP in our pocket, Mr. Keith Vaz,-nickname…’smug and slimy’-we do not take kindly to being mocked in any vay and will through legal means put a stop to this.If Lord Peter of Fast Buck and Moscow was available,he would for a large fee write to you a stern letter.In the meantime,for all that is hot and spicy,do not continue laughing at strange investments be they in the Bollywood tradition of singing,dancing, crying or just plain bored to get a deal pushed through.Its vital in these harsh times of financial problems that the super rich and those toady’s….step forward Gideon Osborne,for it is he that doth eat crumbs from the same table, are left alone.In conclusion,the emerging markets from India,China and Russia are now joining forces with Nigeria to make a blockbuster that will frighten Hollywood and also make billions of dollars.One film in the pipeline is called…Gungadin ,Vladimir & Chow Slim..based on a true story how Nigeria sold all its oil revenue for the next 50 years for the deeds to the banking system of Iceland after being promised by the three stooges of new capitilsm it was a sure bet.I just hope that Ms Bell had that dot removed safely from her forehead,it can play havoc with botox!!!
   best wishes….jonnie of brixton…or if you prefer…’tre awful’..its my new media name after getting the losers badge from sirrrrr Alan and ending up with my own radio show……

2. George Draylon Says:
   October 28th, 2008 at 12:58 pm

   Dear Jonnie…I think a nice relaxing mug of chai might be what you need. Either that or lay off the bong for a bit eh?

3. vooploop Says:
   October 28th, 2008 at 1:14 pm

   Bollywood is . . . bizarre. Although the films are often reminiscent of American movies and music videos, it is always something new and strange. About six years ago I really tried to get into the movies. I got a list of suggestions from a friend, went to the Indian video stores in the East Village and on Lexington Avenue and bought videotapes for two or three dollars each.

4. moviegoer Says:
   November 6th, 2008 at 10:11 pm

   i can give you some film recommendation voops

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