Amir Khan and Salman Khan in the Same Film

Long time after the block buster movie "Andaz Apna Apna" diected by Raj Kumar Santoshi, the two khans are planning to do a film together. The film will be produced jointly by Amir Khan himself and Salman's brother Sohel khan. The directer and the story will be yet to be decided. The two Khans came closer after the success of "Ghajini" and there comes the plan. Neither of the Khans were available for comment. We just hope the film would be worth watching!

Diwali Rangoli Meaning, Rangoli Patterns, Rangoli Designs, Rangoli Themes

The diwali is one of the biggest religous hindu festival that is celebrated in India.This festival mainly celebrated in Nothern India, Maharashtra, Madheya Pradesh, Uttarpradesh, Rajasthan
Bihar,Orissa ans some part of East and South india.The people will light up diyas and candls at their houses and than perform laxmi puja.

Rangoli' is a Sanskrit word which means a creative expression of art through the use of color.The word rangolirangoli may also have come from "rang" (color) + "aavalli" (row), which means row of colors, or from rang+avalli, which means creepers of colors. Basically, Rangoli is the art of drawing images and motifs on the floor and walls of one's home using different color powders. Designed with a beautiful combination of various colors, the Rangoli images create an enchanting piece of art. Basically a floor painting, a rangoli image stands for a sign of welcome. The main purpose of making rangolis in diwali is to welcome Goddess Laxmi, the Goddess of wealth, to individual homes apart from warding off the evil eye. The art of rangoli is known by different names in different regions such as "Rangoli" in Maharashtra, Alpana (in Bengal), and Kolam (in South India). Although Rangoli has its origins in Maharashtra, today it is practiced everywhere. One of the most popular arts among Indian women, rangoli is an age old custom of India, and practiced all over the country.


The Rangoli designs are passed down through generations, with some of them being hundreds of years old. Though the designs vary in different sections of India, the basic approach is common. The designs are geometric and proportioned. It has been a tradition in culturally rich India to draw Rangoli on the festivals and other auspicious occasions as it is considered a holy ritual.

The art of rangoli is known by different names in different regions of the country. In Maharashtra, it is called 'rangoli', while it is known as 'kolam' in South India and 'alpana' in Bengal. While most of the Rangoli designs are made with the use of dry colors, the patterns can also be done by using the paste of rice grains, turmeric paste, vermilion powder or chalk. So, this Diwali, use the rangoli decoration ideas given below and bring a sense of completion in the joyous celebration of the festival.

Decoration Ideas
There are myriad ways to add to the overall appeal of rangoli. The designs of rangoli are created by a combination of different colors. It could be decorated either by colored powders or by colored pastes such as painting colors. You can enhance the beauty of your rangoli pattern by adding some decorative pieces to it, such as the lighted diyas, colorful flower petals and leaves, colored rice grains, colorful pulses, and colored sand. You may place a diya at the center of the rangoli.

Designs
Originated from Maharashtra, the art of rangoli is popular all over the country and therefore, different designs of rangoli have come into existence. The rangoli designs for Diwali have been passed on from one generation to the other, some of them being as old as hundred years. Although the designs vary largely, in different regions of India, the basic approach of the people is common - to please Goddess Lakshmi, so that she enters the home and brings in health, wealth and prosperity. Generally, the rangoli designs are geometrical shapes, proportioned in a balanced way. Geometrical figures such as circles, triangles, squares, ovals and rectangles dominate. Apart from geometrical figures, images of flowers, their petals, trees and creepers are also drawn.

Themes
The common rangoli themes are the holy symbols like mangal kalash, leaves of Ashoka tree, Om, Swastik symbol, a lighted Deepak, Shree, lotus and other flowers, creepers, trees, rising sun, moon, stars, chakra, fish, birds, elephants, dancing figures, trident, human figures and geometrical figures such as circles, semi-circles, curves, triangles, squares, ovals and rectangles. The footsteps of Goddess Lakshmi entering into the home are designed at the main entrance of the home or near the place of worship, which indicates the entrance of prosperity in the home.
Some wonderful Rangoli Designs are shown below....................

Juicy Women Jokes, Naughty Women Jokes

1. A judge asked a woman on why she wanted a divorce.
She answered, 'Your Honor, he knew I'm a vegetarian n yet he still insists on putting his meat in my mouth.'


2. Woman: 'Doc, an ant entered my vagina, can you please take it out'.
Doctor removes her panties and start making love.
Woman: 'What are you doing?'
Doctor: 'This is the only way to drown the bastard!'


3. Q: What is the closest thing similar to a woman's period?
Answer: Your SALARY. It comes once a month last 3 - 4 days & if it doesn't come you are in deep trouble!


4. A lady visited her doctor again, Dr. said: U look more sick & exhausted then b 4.
Are u having 3 meals a day as I advised?
Lady: WHAT? I thought U said 3 MALES a day!!!!

Who is at The Top of Advertisement Industry, Abhishek and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan- the Premier Couple of Bollywood

Bollywood is full of rumours that golden couple Abhishek and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan have charged a whopping Rs 25 crore to appear in an ad for a beauty soap that Ash already endorses.
Father-daughter duo Anil and Sonam Kapoor have apparently charged Rs 15 crore for their very first ad together for a pen brand. Advertising gurus, however, have shot down the figures as "impossible" in the current economic situation. Prahlad Kakkar says, "25 crore! Ash charges Rs 4.5 crore for international brands and Rs 2 crore for Indian ones." He adds, "If they're getting Rs 25 crore for an ad, it better be steamy - both need to be in the same bath tub, minimally dressed, and Abhishek needs to wax his chest. The ad should lead to a debate in Parliament and the country should come to halt for a month." Celeb manager Sonu Lakhwani says, "This figure is exaggerated given the state of the ad industry. For a one minute ad, no brand would pay such an amount, no matter who the celebrity is." Though Anil is basking in the glory of Slumdog Millionaire, experts say he still can't get Rs 15 or even 10 crore for an ad, even if paired with his daughter. Sonam charges around Rs 1.5 crore for an ad and even if we add Anil's Slumdog charm, it still wouldn't touch 10 crore. So, everybody keep guessing!

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Funny Cartoon Jokes, Funny Doctor Patient Cartoon Jokes : Holy Supper

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Salman Khan in Wanted, Wanted Vs Ghajini, Salman Khan Vs Amir

The much hyped Eid battle between Salman Khan's WANTED and the Shahid-Rani starrer, DIL BOLE HADIPPA, is turning out to be quite one-sided in favour of WANTED. In fact WANTED has now started smashing some of the records of the All Time Blockbuster, Aamir Khan's GHAJINI.
This Monday saw WANTED netting around 7.35 crore from India, which is more than the corresponding total of GHAJINI on its first Monday. Not only that, on Tuesday WANTED once again netted around 6 crores, which is just about the same as that of GHAJINI at the same juncture. Of course the collections of GHAJINI were much higher than WANTED, during the first weekend, but what should be kept in mind is that GHAJINI had released during the Christmas festival and winter vacations, while WANTED released during the lean fasting period of Ramzaan and Navratra. So, the stats cannot be compared.

Another interesting thing is that the once bad boy of Indian cinema, Salman Khan, has suddenly become a darling of the media and has grabbed headlines for very frivolous reasons, right from his paintings to his charity work down to the verbal battles with his colleagues! And it appears that Sallu too has now seen the importance of marketing and keeping a good rapport with the press, specially after the stupendous success of his new found friend Aamir Khan's not so superior product, GHAJINI, the runaway success of which is being attributed to a large extent to the innovative publicity blitzkrieg by Aamir himself.

As we all know that Salman's new release, WANTED , is the Hindi remake of Tamil/Telugu blockbuster POKKIRI and like Aamir Khan, Salman too has decided go out of his way to promote his film. And in keeping with his new resolution, Salman has given his consent to the producer, Boney Kapoor, to use him in any way and as much as possible for the publicity of WANTED!

Apart from the above, news from reliable trade sources are that Salman Khan has seen the rush prints of WANTED with his family and was very happy with the way the film has shaped up. And so he had high hopes that this film would be his comeback venture, especially after the back-to-back debacles of HEROES, HELLO and YUVVRAAJ.

Pressure to deliver was mounted on Salman as now both the Khans, Shah Rukh and Aamir have delivered huge blockbuster successes in form of RAB NE BANA DI JODI and GHAJINI and his fans are expecting WANTED to do the needful and bring him back in the reckoning.

We want Salman all the success!