Again, New York Times is right and Times of India is wrong – Jhoom Barabar Jhoom

Nikhat Kazmi, Bollywood reviewer for Times of India, world’s largest circulation English language newspaper, vs. Rachel Saltz, Bollywood reviewer for New York Times, world’s most famous English language newspaper. Rachel gets the “Ras” or “heart” of this film whereas Nikhat does not. Nikhat called Jhoom Barabar Jhoom a “no-brainer”. He is right in this respect. The…

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Response from CNBC to our article “Flagrant Foul” on CNBC anchors Mark Haines and Erin Burnett

The most popular article on this blog is “Erin Burnett’s One Hour Special on India” with a 16.5% hit rating. The second most popular article (with a hit rating of 12.1%) is our critical piece “Flagrant Foul on Mark Haines and Erin Burnett – Their conversation about India’s regard for “Sacred Cows”.  We are happy to…

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Expansion of this blog’s focus

We are expanding the focus of this blog to include articles on Global Issues and their coverage by Media. This does not dilute our focus on Bollywood but enhances the coverage. This decision is based on your feedback and the statistics of article views. As you have seen with the Myanmar coverage, there are few…

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125th Anniversary of Manhattan’s Brooklyn Bridge – Celebration Bollywood Style

                                                                          (Left – View from Manhattan; Right – View from Pier I, Brooklyn)                                            “The Brooklyn Bridge remains an original – like most NYC residents” says NYC Tourist.com. They are right.New York City celebrated the 125th anniversary of this NYC landmark on May 22, 2008.  All NYC television channels ran stories.  But none of them could play a video or a song…

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