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7.40 Pm Monday,June 02,2008

Found and stole another interesting tag, to see what people make out of my opinions about various topics. Read on.

1.One thing you are very much afraid of?
nothing as particular

2.Two incidents you can never forget in your life?
Getting chucked out of school

cremation of my massi

3.Three books you would love reading again and again?
I never read a book again, anyways 3 ultimate books i will name

Maximum city by Suketu Mehta, Atlas shrugged by Ayn rand, curtain by agatha christie

Again, i wont read these books ever again.

4.Four women who are most beautiful?
agar 4 ka name le liya baaki crores jo fans hain meri, naraaz hojayengi.lol.Just to answer ur ques 4 bollywood actresses,ke name le leta hun

Sridevi,Late Divya Bharti,Late madhubala,Late Pravin babi. [all with a great charm]

5.Five of you favorite food items?
hmmm,only 5???

1. Aloo ki chat 2. Fish 3.Chicken 4 Ice creams 5 Chocolate cakes and cookies

6.Six words you use very often oral/written?

hmmm
1. Awien
2. sexc
3. hey Ram
4. Idiot
5 Stupid
6 Good

7.Seven things you like about yourself?

  1. My eyes
  2. My principals and rules
  3. My selfless nature
  4. Jack of all trades, Master of none
  5. Loyalty to friends,family and motherland
  6. Dynamic personality, can be soft and harsh at the same time
  7. Humbleness

8.Eight film personalities who are your all time favorites?
hmmm.Sochna padega

  • Amitabh Bachan
  • Henry Ford
  • Raj kapoor
  • Dharamendra
  • Anil Kapoor
  • Amrish Puri
  • Pran
  • Manoj Kumar

Sorry,bahut sare naam reh gaye.

9.Nine movies you wont mind watching again and again?

  1. Chachi 420
  2. GOlmaal - old one
  3. Chupke Chupke - old one again
  4. Oceans - 11
  5. yaaran Naal Baharan
  6. Vishwatma
  7. Anand
  8. Kranti
  9. Namstey London

10.Ten songs you would like to listen to everyday?

  • Haazron Khwaahishen Aisi
  • Aur Ahista - Pankaj udhas
  • Tumko Dekha to khyaal aaya - Jagjit Singh
  • Khul ke muskrale - phir milenge
  • My heart will go on - Celine dion
  • Summer of 69 - Bryan Adams
  • Boohey Bariaan - Hadiqa kayani
  • Tu hi re - Bombay
  • Nobody's home - Avril Lavigne
  • Sochta hoon - babul supriyo phew this was easy


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