++ [ originally posted by sehnsucht79 ] ++
Oh trust me, I watch a LOT of bollywood movies
Yes I was in India, went to Bangalore, Mangalore (my sister's studying in Manipal) and Ooty. Fortunately, when I was there when the tsunami happened, I was in Ooty.. and to think that Tamilnadu is one of the worst hit places. Anyhow, I liked India very much. Would love to go there again.
I hope Swades is not like Devdas. That movie was so hyped but also so boring, no offence.
Oh trust me, I watch a LOT of bollywood movies
Yes I was in India, went to Bangalore, Mangalore (my sister's studying in Manipal) and Ooty. Fortunately, when I was there when the tsunami happened, I was in Ooty.. and to think that Tamilnadu is one of the worst hit places. Anyhow, I liked India very much. Would love to go there again.
I hope Swades is not like Devdas. That movie was so hyped but also so boring, no offence.
Unfortunately you missed experiencing the west coast Mumbai and Goa.
As for Devdas, lol i agree. Dont have the stomach for movies like that. Walked out halfway through. But Sanjay Leela Bhansali - the director of Devdas is also the man behind Black.
Elnur your spot on about Bangalore. Its like India's Silicon Valley. You've got the brainiest people down south, and Bangalore is the most cosmopolitan city in that part of the country, so most Techie boys and the like usually end up there. Yep, cities like Hyderabad, Bangalore and Delhi have developed small townships within their radius that has brought about an influx of the biggest companies world wide. Bombay-Mumbai, has always been like that, so the changes here have been the least radical from the lot. On the whole though, you'll find a rapidly developing country like India in the forefront of emerging markets, across the world.
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