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InsideDesi's Kaynath Parvez catches up with Bollywood star Dino Morea to talk about Love, Life and John Abraham.
Posted on 02 July 2009 by Amrita Tanna
When one thinks of Akshay Kumar, it’s virtually impossible to discard the fact that he is the ultimate action hero. His martial-arts background has always given him an upper hand somewhat and he has been known to carry out his own stunts on film sets. However, there seemed to be an obstacle preventing Akshay from [...][...more]
Posted on 29 June 2009 by Pras Geng
Michael Jackson died at the age of 50 on Thursday 25th June 2009. Paramedics were called to his Beverly Hills home in the afternoon after he stopped breathing. The star was then pronounced dead a couple of hours later at the UCLA medical centre. The official line was that the singer died of a cardiac [...][...more]
Posted on 22 June 2009 by Pras Geng
Sri Lanka Over 250,000 displaced Tamils are being held in camps, waiting to be resettled. The majority of these involuntary ‘inmates’ have homes or at the very least, places to stay, should they be allowed to leave by the government. The official government line regarding this prolonged incarceration is that Tamil Tiger rebels may have infiltrated [...][...more]
Posted on 19 June 2009 by Halima Khatun
In an effort to represent multicultural Britain, Eastenders are about to score a double-whammy: sources reveal that newcomer Syed Masood will embark on an affair with flamboyant, mans-man Christian. This no doubt will please BBC bosses, as the storyline will tick two boxes in their quota - giving screen space to an Asian character, whilst [...][...more]
Posted on 09 June 2009 by Amrita Tanna
Entering into a profession in which your family have already carved their niche brings with it not only huge prospects but also extra pressure to succeed. Personal goals are outdone by the determination to prosper on your own merit. Ranbir Kapoor is all too familiar with these kinds of expectations. Coming from the prestigious Kapoor clan, [...][...more]
Posted on 03 June 2009 by Shamik Das
On the eve of the European and Local Elections, and set against the backdrop of a months’ worth of expenses revelations, we face the very real danger of the British National Party winning seats to the European Parliament. A Government in meltdown, a deeply unpopular Prime Minister, unprecedented public anger at the expenses scandal and allegations [...][...more]
Posted on 30 May 2009 by Shamik Das
Following the raft of allegations about MPs and their expenses this month, it would be understandable for you to have thought Britain’s lawmakers amongst the most corrupt on the planet. If you were to glance across at events on the sub-Continent this week, however, you may have drawn a slightly different conclusion; set against the suspected [...][...more]
Posted on 28 May 2009 by Pras Geng
The 26 year old ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka ended when president, Mahinda Rajapakse, announced victory over the Tamil Tiger rebels earlier last week. The leader of the LTTE, Prabhakaran, was found dead and a majority of his senior commanders were killed in an epic battle between the rebels and the Sri Lankan Army. The [...][...more]
Posted on 23 May 2009 by Sital Ladva
The Evening Standard newspaper ran a story recently about British couples buying babies from so called ‘baby making factories’ in India. When I first saw the headline, I expected that these poor childless couples were adopting homeless orphans and giving them a loving home. I couldn’t have been more wrong. These couples are actually choosing [...][...more]
Posted on 21 May 2009 by Lady Jalebi
Lady Jalebi is a twenty-something, vibrant Londoner quite happily living the single life and playing the field. Her anxious parents however, think it’s high time she settled down and are on a quest to find the perfect Desi guy for her to marry. From set ups to speed dating, join her each month as she [...][...more]
Posted on 14 May 2009 by Pras Geng
Monica Ali is best known for her debut novel Brick Lane (2003), which was a huge success and poured in numerous accolades and awards for the Bangladeshi born Bolton lass. To name a few, she is one of Granta’s Best of Young British Novelists of the decade, Newcomer of the Year at the 2004 British [...][...more]