she is really beautiful and i really love her..i dont think there is anyone who is as beautiful as aish..just adore her..god bless and have a wonderful life..
RE:aishwarya the princess
by poonam on Dec 21, 2007 09:24 AM
Madhubala, Vijyantimala, Zeenat Aman, Madhuri , Sridevi, Deepika , Rekha , Vidya Balan , Helen , Bhagyashree ....yeh sab kya hai?????....Ash is only a glam gal...she is a show piece nothing else...
RE:aishwarya the princess
by sunil pradhan on Dec 21, 2007 10:17 AM
ha ha ha ...nerds.... beauty is something else cant defined. u peoples ends here with bolywood heroins.
RE:Getting better each day !!
by polle kande on Dec 21, 2007 01:16 AM
Is this swiss watch range funded by Amar singh and his 40 thieves gang? Otherwise I don't think she has got that fame now..
Where is the Mangalshuthra and the Tikka in the forehead. As a married woman she is suppose to wear Mangalshuthra and the Tikka. Is this lady is an indian women or a foreigner. She is also one of the curse of our indian society.
RE:mudhalvan2010@rediffmail.com
by vineet beniwal on Dec 21, 2007 02:12 AM
I dont agree with you Saagar. You see it happening all around the world that the culture of all the countries are becoming more and more similar and that is bound to happen with all this mixing and interdependence of the countries on each other. It's not just India whose culture is changing but it's everyone else as well. America iself is a huge mix of cultures from all over the world. If you think India will retain its culture from 200 years ago, it can't happen. None of the countries has kept their cultures intact and those who want to then they can't survive. There has to be a balance between keeping our own cultural practices (I would say only the good ones) and also being more global and international in our perspective and outlook...
RE:mudhalvan2010@rediffmail.com
by sunil pradhan on Dec 21, 2007 10:22 AM
this is right for ash whole....but imagine someday ur wives doesn't wear and how do u reacts ?
RE:mudhalvan2010@rediffmail.com
by Saagar Bhatia on Dec 21, 2007 10:46 AM
finally someone who comes up with a valid point and makes a case....excellent point vineet.....but here is where it gets interesting.....mankind needs culture, so one or the other culture will definitely survive because we need something to call tradition and pass it on to our kids, the sad part is, modern definition of culture (especially for all the Indians who are posting messages and middle class) is American culture.....it starts with throwing away our clothes, then the mangalsutra, then we stop visiting places of worship, it finally moves to what I see here in the US and Canada, teenage pregnancies, Indian kids born with no idea of their roots and no idea how to say namaste or venekam or salam....girls throwing away the hejab, guys looking for pre-marital sex all the time....its call corruption.....it is all around you....its called modernization
RE:RE:mudhalvan2010@rediffmail.com
by Saagar Bhatia on Dec 21, 2007 11:03 AM
lets not forget, the culture of India is 100 times more different than that of any country on this planet
RE:mudhalvan2010@rediffmail.com
by keith pavlak on Dec 20, 2007 11:39 PM
samrat...dude u watch too many bad tamil/hindi movies where mangalsutra/maang mein sindoor etc ruled the roost..i think that was in the 80s...and Jitendra and Mithun have stopped doing such roles for a long long time now..Get a life.
RE:RE:mudhalvan2010@rediffmail.com
by Saagar Bhatia on Dec 21, 2007 10:54 AM
samrat, your point was very interesting I had to agree, I have lived all my life in the west, I have seen Indians and India from a totally different angle, I chose to be a mix, I grew up studying my culture and respecting it, and point after point, I saw my friends leaving it and making fun of it. Today they are running, searching for something in this new culture of theirs, they cant speak their native languages, they dont attend their places of worship, they have pre-marital sex, booze and do all those "modern things", and sadly it all started a generation ago with throwing away the mangalsutra and refusing to wear Indian, respect Indian and adore it, sometimes I wish I could fast forward time to the year 2200 and come to rediff and see how the Indian has changed :) I bet there will be no more samrats left sadly
RE:mudhalvan2010@rediffmail.com
by samrat on Dec 21, 2007 03:23 AM
Saagar Bhatia, atleast you agree, thanks. Guis who disagree with Mangalshuthra and Tikka - Westernization does'nt mean that to sell, change or forget culture. Culture shapes a person to lead a life in a better way which in turn the entire community,state and the country. See America, the country without a culture where it goes? May be it is a developed country, but there is no FAMILY, no FAMILY GATHERINGS, no family CHATS, no FAMILY FUNCTIONS nothing, its completly mechanical life. A lot more to say....
RE:mudhalvan2010@rediffmail.com
by anjali on Dec 21, 2007 03:45 AM
Well Samrat, before poitning a finger at others why dont you look at yourslef first. Do you wear Pajama/ Kurta /dhoti? I bet you dont do so .What indian culture you follow that you are blaming others? Wearing a mangalsutra/tikka/sindoor are personal chocies. since when did we indians become so close minded that we cant respect a person's personal choices? And why are you pointing at american society? What about the faults that our indian society have? My friend, all it matters is whether you are a good human being or not and what have you contributed to the society you are born into. Seems like you are preaching intolerance, nothing else. Keep your mind open, you ll be peaceful!!
RE:mudhalvan2010@rediffmail.com
by Shashank Mittal on Dec 20, 2007 08:26 PM
Which age are you living in? These days lots of women dont wea that stuff...that doesn't mean they are not Indian! Even you wear shirt and trouser, is that indian? you should instead always wear kurta and dhoti in that case...
RE:mudhalvan2010@rediffmail.com
by Munna Bhai on Dec 20, 2007 11:17 PM
Samrat, Abe tere baap kaa kyaa jaataa hey if she is not wearing Mangalsutra and Tikka.
