Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Tamil actress Ragasiya looks sexy in the pool

Wow! She is so hot, emerging from the swimming pool in her indescribable lingerie or bikini? I must confess that it is not one of her latest pictures, and I do not know on what occasion this hot shot was clicked. But it looks very beautiful, whatever the source. I just found this photo on the photo-sharing site Flickr.com and post it here. Any ideas?

Tamil actress Archana in bra and sari?

Friday, January 28, 2011

Illeana in sexy white dress #111


illeana, originally uploaded by roysumit1978.

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Happy New Year 2011


Here is a brilliantly produced video with the theme HAPPY NEW YEAR, with the accompaniment of the song by ABBA.

NEW YEAR 2011 is so special because we are moving to not only a new year, but a NEW DECADE! So, celebrate it with new resolutions for the new year as well as the new decade!

WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Monday, November 8, 2010

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Happy Deepavali 2010

Deepavali, the 'Festival of Lights' is symbolic of 'victory of good over evil, of light over darkness'. It is also the victory of peace over conflicts and wars. Darkness symbolizes ignorance and all other negative forces and feelings. So celebrating Diwali with lights dispels ignorance and all negative aspects of life, at least symbolically. That means we have to strive hard to drive away all negative forces and enrich our lives with everything positive. Let us celebrate the 'Festival of Lights' and try to build better lives for ourselves and all others!

HAPPY DEEPAVALI!

Friday, October 29, 2010

10,500,000 firecrackers - new world record


According to this video, at the 2006 Fireworks Convention in Appleton, Wisconsin, two world records were broken as regards firecrackers. In this 3 minute video clip you can see the entire event. They were the most firecrackers lit in one mega-string (approximately 10,500,000 firecrackers) and the most firecrackers in one super string (a vertical string of crackers).

Monday, October 25, 2010

Katy Perry and Russell Brand married in Hindu ceremony in India

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American singer Katy Perry, 26, and her comedian fiancé Russell Brand, 35, have married in a Hindu marriage ceremony under heavy security arrangements in Ranthambhore National Park, India's leading tiger park. The couple exchanged their marriage vows on Saturday surrounded by a small group of friends and family, in the Hindu marriage rituals conducted by a Hindu priest at the luxury tented camp Aman-i-Khas. Perry’s parents Mary and Keith Hudson, and Brand’s mother Barbara Brand were present.

There was tight security with private security guards stationed at the resort and other nearby hotels where guests and the couple are staying for the six-day wedding celebration.

Perry and Brand began their wedding by worshipping a statue of Lord Ganesha, the Hindu God, as practiced by Hindus before the start of any new venture, and the pair walked to a specially designed mandap, as usual in Hindu weddings, and sat on ornate thrones as a Hindu priest performed the ceremonial rituals.

As is usual in most Indian marriages, the couple walked around a sacred fire seven times reciting Sanskrit mantras and tying a special wedding scarf together to symbolize their life partnership. Brand stooped low to touch Perry’s parents' feet requesting permission to marry Perry.

According to reports, about 40 guests of the couple have been staying since Wednesday at the camp, where tents cost £600 a night, and the neighboring £300 a night Sher Bagh resort.

The celebrity guests, who attended the wedding, included comedian David Baddiel and his wife Morwenn Banks, and on the invitation list were rapper P Diddy, Jonathan Ross, David Williams and pop star Rihanna.

A spokesperson said that though the couple had a Hindu wedding and sat patiently through an hour-long havan, “The very private and spiritual ceremony, attended by the couple’s closest family and friends, was performed by a Christian minister and long time friend of the Hudson (Perry) family.”