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The First Cruise Ship Between Mumbai & Maldives Will Set Sail In December! Start Saving Up Now

Here’s the perfect out from that excuse that’s been holding you back from heading out to those exotic locations that you really wanted to go to. Come this December, your favourite beach destination is literally a hop and a sail away.

Costa neoClassica will be begin sailing cruise ships between Mumbai and Maldives.

With each cruise lasting for 7 days and 8 nights, the ships will head from Mumbai to Male, the capital city of the Maldives. Over 654 cabins and suites allow the ship to accommodate over 1700 passengers. Priced at a reasonable Rs 43,000, we feel we’ve found the perfect deal for you.

The luxury cruise will set sail December 16, 2016 to March 18, 2017, passing by a few transit stops along the way.

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12 Movies Everyone Totally Misunderstood

For some moviemakers, movies are more than just a source of entertainment. They set out to make a movie with a clear message in their mind which they want to share with their audience. Many a times, this message gets warped or is misread by the audience. Here are some of the movies which were misread by the audience :

1. Inception

People continue to chase the ‘real’ ending, Nolan wanted everyone to chase their own subjective reality.

Source : Spinning Top Museum

2. Highway

Veera does not fall  in love with Mahabir. She was suffering from Stockholm Syndrome.

Source : Bollywood Mantra

3. Darr

Rahul, the scorned lover was emulated by people who saw him as the most passionate lover. But he was a stalker and a psychopath.

Source : Post Img

4. (500) Days of Summer

Tom Hansen is not really an ideal lover. He is a selfish, obsessive man.

Source : Film garb

5. Jane Eyre

Rochester is not a gentleman but a really selfish and rude person.

Source : Ace showbiz

6. Raanjhana

Kundan became a hero in the eyes of the audience. But he was actually an obsessive psycho.

Source : YT Img

7. Raavan

The movie is not just a re-telling of the epic Ramayana. It comments on the concept of right and righteousness.

Source : X Desktop Wallpapers

8. Haider

Not just an adaptation of Hamlet. It was a commentary on the situation in Kashmir.

Source : All New HD Wallpapers

9. Luck By Chance

The movie is not about Bollywood and aspiring actors. It is about people and their ambitions.

Source : Amazonaws

10. Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna

The movie was not trying to preach infidelity, it was about not taking rash decisions about things like marriage.

Source : Yuq

11. Gravity

It is not just a space odyssey but a story which celebrates the spirit to win against all odds.

Source : Mshcdn

12. American Psycho

The movie was not trying to propagate violence. Instead it was a condemnation of such violence.

Source : Flickhart

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Everyone Has Been Using These 16 Emojis The Wrong Way. Here’s What They Really Mean

Ah. Bless those that created emojis – the perfect way to text things that you simply cannot text in words. But I bet the creators don’t feel a similar kinship with emoji users all over the world that forever changed some emojis to mean thing entirely different from how they were originally intended. I’d apologise on our behalf, but *shrug* that’s just the internet for you, guys. Weird. 

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Ki & Ka song High Heels: Arjun Kapoor dancing in RED PUMPS is the only thing you need to see today!

The song High Heels from Kareena Kapoor and Arjun Kapoor’s Ki & Ka sung by Jaz Dhami was already a stunner when it was originally released by Yo Yo Honey Singh but nothing beats a Bollywood tadka!

Brace yourselves ladies, Arjun is going to blow your mind away!!

It was only yesterday when we were trying to wrap our heads around the fact that Arjun Kapoor is wearing high heels until the makers of Ki & Ka pulled their next move. No points for guessing as the first song from the R. Balki film has our very own baba dancing in RED HOT pumps that will make you want to add that to your shoe wardrobe.

The song High Heels sung by Jaz Dhami was already a stunner when it was originally released by Yo Yo Honey Singh but nothing beats a Bollywood tadka. This time and Aditi Singh Sharma has been added to the list too. The scenes where Kareena Kapoor Khan dances next to Arjun Kapoor DJing on a gas stove making roti, is the ultimate highlight of the song but do not miss out when Begum dons a chic monochrome suit and shakes her leg. This utterly cute song also features the Baby Doll fame Meet Bros.

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These Never-Seen-Before Photos From Nat Geo’s Archives Will Leave You Spellbound

Flipping through National Geographic’s photographs invokes a deep sense of nostalgia. Masterfully captured, yet detail-driven, these pictures are priceless treasures. Under the project called ‘Found‘, NatGeo’s mission was to bring back lost pictures to life by exposing them to new audiences. 

Here are 35 of the most iconic never-seen-before pictures:

The Statue of Liberty at dawn – 1978

Source: David Alan Harvey

Irish Guards stand at attention after one guardsman faints – June 1966

Source: James P. Blair

Hikers atop a natural rock bridge on Mt. Rainier – May 1963

Source: Barry Bishop

Kitten attacking its own reflection – 1964

Source: Walter Chandoha

Young lovers embracing in Paris – 1960

Source: Thomas Nebbia

Tourists find massive dead tree with tunnel cut out for a road in Sequoia National Forest – May 1951

Source: Andrew H. Brown

John F. Kennedy’s Coffin lies beneath The Capital’s Dome – November 1963

Source: George F. Mobley

A 3000 feet waterfall in Venezuela – March 1963

Source: Thomas J. Abercrombie

London school boys pose with King Penguins – 1953

Source: B. Anthony Stewart and David S. Bower

Woman dressed like a Chinese goddess poses in California – 1915

Source: Franklin Price Knot

Welts, considered as signs of beauty, on the back of a Nuba woman in Sudan – 1966

Source: Horst Lutz

Co-existing in harmony – April 1964

Source: Walter Chandoha

Victoria Falls, Zambia

Source: Walter Maeyers Edwards

Neil Armstrong floating in his space suit – 1967

Source: NASA

People survey the Giant Statues of Easter Island, Polynesia – December 1922

Source: J.P. Ault

Greek dancers at Poseidon’s Temple – Greece 1930

Source: Maynard Owen Williams

A kitten on a floating Victoria Water Lily Pad- 1935

Astronaut Bruce McCandless floats a few meters away from Space Shuttle Challenger

Source: NASA

The wind sculpting the dunes of the Sahara, Algeria – 1973

Source: Thomas J. Abercrombie

Rainbow arches over Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Source: Volkmar Wentzel

Atop a cliff overlooking a scenic bay near Trieste, Italy – 1956

Source: B. Anthony Stewart

Grace Kelly in Monaco – 1962

Source: Gilbert M.

Men at work; blasting granite to build tunnels – 1963

Source: Robert B. Goodman

Solitary fisherman’s home in Newfoundland, Canada – 1974

Source: Sam Abell

Young people relax by a pool in California – 1940

Source: J. Bailor

A young girl plays inside a replica of a Lunar-module in Canada – August 1975

Source: Robert Madden

‘Bathyscaphe Trieste’ journeys to the bottom of the Mariana Trench – January 1960

Source: US Navy

A girl sitting by a lake in California – 1929

Source: Charles Martin

Sand and rain wreaks havoc over a lone automobile in Kuwait – 1969

Source: David Cupp

Balloon from Anchorage, Alaska, flies over Cook Inlet – 1986

Source: Chris Johns

Visitors in Acapulco, Mexico, as seen through a palm frond – 1964

Source: Thomas Nebbia

Incredible Hampi

Source: Vikram Phatdare

American bisons walking through heavy snow in Yellowstone National Park – November 1967

Source: William Albert Allard

Flock of birds seen through an enclosed courtyard in Old Havana – December 1987

Source: James L. Stanfield

Egyptian belly dancer performs for tourists in Cairo – 1972

Source: Winfield Parks

Masthead Source: National Geographic

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Neerja movie review: Sonam Kapoor’s terrific hijacking drama will leave you teary-eyed!

As everyone knows, Neerja is based on the brave airhostess who lost her life saving many others during the unforgettable Pan Am hijacking of 1986.

The film is directed by Ram Madhvani

As everyone knows, Neerja is based on the brave airhostess who lost her life saving many others during the unforgettable Pan Am hijacking of 1986. When it comes to hijacking dramas, the first and the best film that comes to my mind is United 93, a terrifying drama set on the only flight that crashed on an empty paddock during the infamous 9/11 attacks. As far as I can remember, Bollywood’s last attempt in this genre was the mediocre Shiney Ahuja film, Hijack. So it was with some trepidation that I went to watch Neerja, but in the end, I was simply bowled over!

What’s it about

Neerja Bhanot (Sonam Kapoor), Pan Am air hostess and part time model, had everything that she needed to be happy, a supportive family, including a doting mother (Shabana Azmi) and a caring boyfriend (Shekhar Ravjiani). She was also a huge Rajesh Khanna fan. However, she had been involved in an abusive marriage before that nearly destroyed her spirit. The film begins one day prior to that infamous hijacking. Neerja had just been promoted as the head purser of the ill-fated flight, and she was seen celebrating with her family at a society function. At the same, in Karachi, five terrorists were preparing themselves for their dastardly mission. The next day, when Neerja’s flight had a stopover at Karachi, the terrorists forcibly entered the airfield and hijacked the plane, with the intention of flying it to Cyprus. However, Neerja warned the pilots who follow protocols and abandon cockpit. With no one to fly the plane, the terrorists took the passengers for ransom and demanded the pilots back from the authorities. They show that they mean business when they began killing off passengers one by one. It is left to Neerja to calm the passengers and handle the situation without letting it spiral out of control. But you know how it all ends…

What’s hot

The biggest positive I can say about the film, and I would want to say right at the start itself, the film never lets down the spirit of Neerja Bhanot. While Bollywood biopics have the tendency to put masala in stories of real life personalities, Neerja thankfully avoids that! If Neerja was a hero in real life, Ram Madhvani is the real hero of the film. It is to his credit that he has made such a compelling drama that will keep you on the edge of your seats. The entire hijacking situation is so brilliantly shot that you feel that you are a part of the life threatening drama. The tension you feel in the scenes are palpable, especially when the terrorists realise there is no hope for them and they become reckless. The docu style camera work heightens the sense of claustrophobia in you. The background score is tense and brilliantly done. But where Ram Madhvani actually scores is how he shot the final moments of Neerja’s sacrifice – intense yet emotionally wrought. If those scenes don’t bring tears from your eyes, your heart is definitely made of stone. Another thing that worked for the film is the casting. From the main leads to even the supporting ones, everyone has done Justice to their roles. The makers must be lauded for choosing relative new comers in the other roles, as it works in creating a sense of realism. The actors playing the terrorists totally look their part, especially the one playing Khalil. But the film would not have been what it is, if it was not for the film’s main leads. Despite her limitations (her voice is still not so easy to adjust), Sonam is the heart and soul of the film. This is a role that she can show her detractors and ask them to just shut up! She is terrific, especially in the second half, where her eyes speak a lot, of fear, of courage. Shabana Azmi is great, as always and her final speech will definitely make you cry if you haven’t started yet. Yogendra Tiku, who plays Sonam’s father in the film, is another actor to look out for. In his debut film, composer Shekhar Ravjiani is pretty likeable in his small role.

What’s not

The film is not without its small flaws. The harbingers of Neerja’s fate in the initial portions could have been lessened, like the taxi driver wishing her a long life, her brother telling her she won’t die if she doesn’t covet the magazine or Neerja dancing to Rajesh Khanna’s Bye Bye song. Also, if a scene or two would have shown about how the Indian Government reacted to the situation, it would have been great. These are just little nitpicking I have…nothing else that really hampers the viewing!

What to do

Neerja’s last words to her mother in the film is a famous Rajesh Khanna dialogue about Pushpa and her tears! Even though I hate them a lot, you just can’t leave the hall with dry eyes! Aamir, you have more company in the crying club.

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Wazir movie review: Amitabh Bachchan and Farhan Akhtar are IMPRESSIVE in this predictable game of chess!

The film is directed by Bejoy Nambiar and produced by Vidhu Vinod Chopra.

Wazir is first major Bollywood release of 2016, which stars Farhan Akhtar and Amitabh Bachchan in the lead roles. Farhan had earlier directed Big B in Lakshya, but this is the first time they are sharing screen together. So will Wazir bring in 2016 with a flourish? The answer, I must say, is not too positive!

What’s it about

Danish Ali (Farhan Akhtar) is a grieving ATS officer, after his daughter is killed in a terrorist shootout, thanks to his recklessness. His wife (Aditi Rao Hydari) blames him for the mishap (rightfully so), and he is also suspended from the force after he botches up their operation to catch the terrorist responsible for his daughter’s death, alive. He even contemplates suicide, but defers his decision when he has a chance meeting with Panditji (Amitabh Bachchan). Panditji is a genius chess grandmaster, who has lost both his legs as well as his wife in an accident. Danish and Panditji bond over chess, and as their friendship grows, Panditji asks him to investigate the death of his daughter, who is said to have died in a staircase mishap at the Welfare Minister’s house. Panditji doesn’t believe it is an accident and feels it’s a murder committed by the minister (Manav Kaul) himself. For the sake of his new friend, Danish decides to unofficially investigate the case, which is closed by the police. As the investigation intensifies, Panditji is attacked by a mysterious assailant called as Wazir, and Danish decides to protect his friend from further attacks. Who is this Wazir? What has he got to do with the Welfare Minister? Will Danish protect Panditji from Wazir? This is what the rest of the film all about…

What’s hot 

First things first…the best aspect about the film are the terrific performances by the lead actors. Both Amitabh Bachchan and Farhan are stellar in their roles. Big B is brilliant in the scene where he reminisces about his dead wife, and also in the final scene. Farhan provides perfect foil to his senior costar, and he brings various nuances to his anguished performance. The film is watchable because of these two actors. Aditi Rao Hydari lets her eyes speak a lot, though she is saddled by a weak role. The first half has some tense moments, leading to the introduction of the mysterious Wazir (played by Neil Nitin Mukesh). Though they appear rather frequently and sometimes forced, the songs are pleasant to hear.

What’s not 

A thriller is like a chess game; it’s only fun if the opponent plays some brilliant unpredictable moves. Unfortunately for Wazir, which ironically is based around chess, the script offers very predictable moves, which we can easily guess even if you have half a brain. Not only that, the film even foretells its moves much before it actually makes them (the scene that establishes why Danish meets Panditji, because the latter ‘lost’ his wallet at the graveyard is the biggest giveaway). Bejoy covers the script’s secrets with a see-thru blanket. Most unforgivable is the way how he treated the Welfare Minister’s character. This was one character that could have been shrouded in mystery, but instead has his cover blown up quite early in the film. The Wazir mystery also, despite the impressive buildup, turns out to be a predictable letdown. The film is filled with convenient loopholes like how a suspended cop manages to use police resources so much like tapping a minister’s phone call, organising nakabandi and also how one particular character manages to hoodwink everyone, despite his limitations. The film also uses flashbacks, either to enlighten audience too much (by showing the same scene twice), or to fool them a la Kahaani. Actually, the film suffers from a hangover of both Kahaani and Talaash (a cop and his estranged wife grieving over their dead child). John Abraham is wasted in an insipid cameo while Neil Nitin Mukesh is…let’s say…like Modi’s Achche Din!

The film doesn’t feel like it’s directed by Bejoy Nambiar, as the film lacks his flair for technical finesse as seen in Shaitan and David.

What to do

Watch the film only for the impressive performances of Amitabh Bachchan and Farhan Akhtar. However, if you are looking for a good thriller, you might go disappointed!

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Priyanka Just Won The People’s Choice Award But It’s Her Backstage Photo That’s Winning Our Hearts

The first Indian actress to get a leading role in an international TV show, and also the first one to have a solo album, we always knew that Priyanka Chopra will go on to make us even more proud of her than we already are. 

Our desi girl has achieved another milestone and won the People’s Choice Award for the Best Actress for her super-hit show Quantico. *Woohoo*

And she definitely looked her gorgeous self at the awards. 

Probably the most hard-working Bollywood and now a Hollywood star as well, PC shoots for her Bollywood movies and then flies back to LA to shoot for Quantico. Now that’s some serious commitment to work, and we can’t even imagine how she manages.

Well, that’s that. We already know she’s making waves internationally. Nothing new, right? But what really caught our attention is this candid picture that PC shared on her Instagram just before the awards ceremony. 

Shows how despite all the attention and success, she is just like any of us!

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20 TV Shows You Must Watch During Your Free Netflix Month

So Netflix is finally in India and we can’t contain our excitement. Yes, it’s true that Indians have torrents and tonnes of other ways to download content online and they may think they don’t need Netflix. But, once you start watching a show on Netflix, you cannot go back. Trust me! The quality, the clarity and the instant availability of some of the best international content makes it super cool. The sign-up interface is easy, and the best part – you get the one full month of free Netflix. 

So here is a list of international TV Shows to binge-watch during your first free Netflix month:

1. Wentworth 

For fans of Orange Is the New Black, this Australian drama also tells the story of a woman sent to prison and is the remake of an ’80s show called Prisoner.

Source: AfterEllen

2. Black Mirror

A sci-fi thriller, it explores how technology manipulates the human behaviour. 

Source: Metro

3. Broadchurch

The TV series is about how the murder of a young boy rips a small town apart and makes the two detectives suspect everyone, including each other.

Source: Broadchurch Wikia

4. Master Of None 

A comedy by Aziz Ansari, it shows how becoming a mature adult is more difficult than having a stable career or even dating. 

Source: The Wellesley News

5. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt 

When a woman is rescued from a cult she was trapped in for 15 years, she moves to New York and starts to really live her life.

Source: Barrington Hinds

6. Making A Murderer 

A crime thriller, this is about the life of a guy who served term for 18 years for a crime he didn’t commit. But he’s on the line again, and now some people want him to be put away for good. 

Source: Forbes

7. Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries

Set in the 1920s, this Australian series is about a fabulous lady detective.

Source: Going Up In History

8. Jane The Virgin

Jane, who is a virgin, is accidentally artificially inseminated. What follows makes for a hilarious TV show. 

Source:  Maguzz

9. Trailer Park Boys 

A Netflix original, Trailer Park Boys is about 3 long-time pals who run scams for a living.

Source: Nerdist

10. Sense 8 

The lives of 8 people are in danger because they are gifted with telepathy, but that’s the only thing keeping them alive. This sensational sci-fi drama’s representation game is on point.

Source: Shrishti Iyer Blog

11. Grace And Frankie

Grace and Frankie’s husbands leave them for each other, and now they have to help each other return to single life.

Source: IndieWire

12. Bloodline

This is about the Rayburn family, living a perfect life in a lovely small town. But everything isn’t what it seems, specially in the Rayburn family. 

Source: The Trust Advisor

13. Penny Dreadful

A combination of the classic tales of Dracula, Frankenstein, Dorian Gray and more, woven together beautifully. Also the cast is quite stellar. 

Source: Master Herald

14. The Inbetweeners  

A British sitcom about teen boys who can’t do anything right.

Source: Series Blanco

15. The 100 

Set in a post-apocalyptic world, humans are living on a space station after earth was deemed unfit to live on. Several decades later, a 100 teenagers are sent to Earth to see if it’s safe to return or not. 

Source: Get Glue

16. Hemlock Grove 

Secrets are a normal part of the daily lives of people in the small town of Hemlock Grove. Here the darkest evil hides in plain sight, and monsters come in all shapes. 

Source: Wikipedia

17. Under The Dome

Sealed in an invisible dome, this small town is held captive with wicked secrets and terrible nightmares. 

Source: IBTimes

18. Jessica Jones 

A feminist superhero, Jessica uses her gifts to find her tormentor before he can harm anyone else. For Jessica, revenge is sweet but she most definitely isn’t. 

Source: YouTube

19. Daredevil 

The Marvel superhero, Daredevil is the story of a young boy blinded at a young age, fighting injustice as a lawyer during the day and a superhero in the night. 

Source: Master Herald

20. Real Rob 

He is a famous stand-up comic, but his real life is even more funnier. Explore the life of the super famous comedian Rob Schneider.

Source: WSN

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Netflix Now in India, Here's How You Get It

Netflix has officially announced its entry into India and 130 other markets in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. With the move, CEO Reed Hastings said during his CES keynote address on Wednesday, Netflix is now available in “all major countries” of the world “except China”, something he hopes will change soon.

Plans for the on-demand TV, movies, and video streaming powerhouse – now available in 190 countries – start in India at Rs. 500 per month for access on 1 SD screen. For Rs. 650 per month you can watch HD content on 2 screens at a time, and Rs. 800 per month will get you 4K content on up to 4 screens simultaneously. You can signup for Netflix via its website or the Netflix apps on , iOS, Windows, and other platforms.

You will need to enter your card details during signup – unless you are trying to make a purchase via iOS or Android and the store already has your card details – but you can enjoy a free one-month trial on all plans before you are billed. If you get an SMS for a charge of Rs. 70 or similar amount, don’t worry, that’s just an authorisation check, and you haven’t actually been charged anything.

In case you are wondering how Netflix will impact your data usage, according to company’s own documentation, an HD stream can use up to 3GB of data per hour, while SD video can take anywhere between 300 and 700MB per hour. 4K Ultra HD streaming – if you have a fast enough connection to support that in the first place – will set you back by 7GB per hour.

The India pricing is virtually identical to that in the US, where Netflix’s Internet video streaming subscription rates range from $7.99 (Rs. 530 approximately) per month for 1 SD screen to $11.99 (approximately Rs. 800 per month approximately) a month for 4 HD screens, including a free one-month trial.

Netflix is in over 70 million homes worldwide and available via a variety of devices including Web, apps, mobile, media players, TVs, gaming consoles, and more. People watched over 12 billion hours of Netflix video in Q4 2015, according to Hastings.

Over the years, Netflix, which offers a collection of over 35,000 movies and TV shows, has started to produce its own shows under Netflix Original moniker. Some of these original shows include Orange is the New Black, Jessica Jones, and House of Cards. These shows have been faring well with users and experts alike. In fact, for the 73rd Golden Awards, which will be held on January 10, Netflix has eight nominations.

The company has major plans for 2016. It will be debuting its first talk show, and a movie starring Brad Pitt among others. Netflix has also reserved exclusive rights to releases from Walt Disney this year.

Slowing growth in the United States has put pressure on Netflix to grow internationally and India – with over 300 million Internet users and a potential 1.2 billion plus that could come online in the next few years – is being seen as its next big growth market. Before Wednesday’s announcement, Netflix was available in North and South America, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and parts of Europe. 

“Netflix is entering India at the right time,” analyst Tarun Pathak at Counterpoint Technology Research told Reuters.

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10 Reasons Why The Breathtaking Valley Of Spiti is A Mecca For Mountain Lovers

“Thousands of tired, nerve-shaken, over-civilized people are beginning to find out that going to the mountains is going home; that wildness is a necessity.” – John Muir

There are a few of us for whom mountains are like second home. That’s because we went there once, and left a part of ourselves behind. If you are anything like me, and are in love with the mountains, then there is one heavenly place you must visit: Spiti Valley. 

1. It’s 13,800 square kilometers of untamed land.

Spiti is situated at an altitude of 12,500 ft above sea level. The ever-changing hues of the barren mountains is a sight to behold.

Source: paintedstork.com

2. There are dozens of lakes neatly tucked away in the valley for you to discover. 

A must stop is Chandrataal lake. Camping by this lake under starry skies is exactly the kind of life-changing experience you are looking for. 

Source: manalideals.com

3. You can get a glorious view of the Milky Way at Pin Valley. 

Now that’s a sight we simply don’t get at too many places. 

Source: Pinterest | 500px

4. Pin Valley is also known as the land of Buchen Llamas, who are revered by the locals, and worshipped to drive out evil. 

Source: pcwallart.com

5. It has a beautiful monastery amidst the mountains that dates back to 996 AD.

Kye Gompa is a Tibetan Buddhist monastery located on top of a hill at an altitude of 4,166 metres (13,668 ft) above sea level, close to the Spiti River.

Source: pinterest.com

6. In fact, this is just one of many monasteries in Spiti. It is considered to be the centre of Buddhism, which makes it a perfect place for some soul-searching. 

Source: shantitravel.com

7. Spiti valley is also home to the highest motorable village in Asia. Komic is a scenic village where the temperature dips to -30 degrees Celsius. 

This village has a population of around 50 to 60 people. The houses here, separated by plush lawns which give everyone enough room to bask in the winter sun, are a welcome change from congested city houses. 

Source: zigwheels.com

8. For a place which is scarcely inhabited, Spiti has plenty of home stays.

This gives you a wonderful opportunity to get to know the locals and their culture. Most of these home stays are in villages which are at a higher altitude from where the visitors can get a gorgeous view of the entire valley. 

Source: blogspot.in

9. Heard of a Yak Safari? That’s another thing you can look forward to in Spiti Valley. 

Source: wordpress.com

10. If you can brave the weather, and have a taste for adventure, then the Spiti river is perfect for rafting. 

Spiti valley is the perfect mountain destination for adrenaline junkies. 

Source: traveltriangle.com

Raring to pack your bags and head to Spiti? Don’t forget to sip some hot tea at the famous Chandra Dhaba in Spiti’s Batal district. The owners, fondly called Chacha and Chachi by everyone, are an embodiment of love and affection. 

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10 Extreme Sports That Are Slowly Picking Up Steam In India

Some people are satisfied with walks. Some people can’t call their day complete without playing cricket or badminton or going for a swim. Then there are adrenaline addicts who just can’t sit still until they have their hearts in their mouths while engaging in one of these extreme sports. 

1. Skydiving

Skydiving doesn’t go “up, up and away.” It goes, “up, up and WOAH HOLY HECK THIS IS THE BEST MOMENT OF MY ENTIRE LIFE.” If you want to give it a try, make a beeline for a skydiving camp in Mysore, Gujarat, Karnataka or Pondicherry.

Source: travelhi5.com

2. White Water Rafting

Rafting has been picking up steam as an extreme sport. While Rishikesh is a great start; Coorg, Manali, and Sikkim have started becoming popular over the years. 

Source: kailashaacamp.com

3. Parkour

David Belle, the creator of Parkour, called it the art of displacement. The sport has an urban setting and involves getting from point A to point B in the most efficient way possible; using jumps, flips and power climbs. Cities like Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore are home to many dedicated traceurs (Parkour Practitioners). 

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4. Kayaking

India offers some of the world’s most stunning settings for kayaking. From the tranquil waterways of Goa to the raging Class V rapids of the Himalayas, there are plenty of kayaking destinations to explore.

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5. Rock Climbing 

Now this is an extreme sport for the truly fit. Rock climbing has really come into its own in India in the past decade. The Aravali range, Western Ghats, Himachal Pradesh and Karnataka provide some of the best climbing faces. Places like Dumdama, Manali and Rohtang Pass are also quite popular.

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6. Canyoning 

Canyoning is like a dream come true for an extreme sports junkie. Basically, it’s about getting around in and around canyons using a variety of techniques including walking, scrambling, climbing, jumping rappelling and swimming. Woohoo!

Source: wikipedia.org

7. Bunjee Jumping

Bunjee jumping is an extreme sport that humans came up with to troll gravity. At least, that’s what I like to believe. While it’s being done at many spots in India, you should definitely try to attend the Bungee Jumping Festival in Rishikesh.

Source: bairagicamp.com

8. Surfing

Get gnarly and tame the biggest waves the oceans have to offer. Gokarna in Karnataka, Chennai, Orissa and Kerela are some of the best surfing destinations in India. Surf’s up. Are you?

Source: surfbodysoul.com

9. Scuba Diving

I’ve been near and on the ocean plenty of times. But I haven’t gone scuba diving. I haven’t seen, without the fear of drowning, the beauty of the world beneath the surface of the sea. So yeah, I basically saw a film’s trailer and didn’t see the movie. Don’t make the same mistake and head to the Andamans for an underwater adventure. 

Source: dnaindia.com

10. Skateboarding

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15 Movies From 2015 That Show The Times Are Changing In Bollywood

Art imitates life. Or does it? If you take Bollywood, for instance, it imitates a gross fairy-tale, simulating unrealistic portraits of life, while blurring or leaving ‘negative’ aspects in the dark. But among the hundreds of films that are released annually there are a few that steer clear of the formula and stereotypes. 

In the past year we had an overweight female lead, a movie about irregular bowel movement, an enraged female lead killing off almost an entire village and so on. All of this together may not be a giant leap for cinema but it sure is a giant leap for Bollywood. 

So, here are a few movies, in no particular order, that broke a few rules and went off the beaten track. 

NH10

Why: Because the lead actress does not need rescuing. Because she has the anger of the typical Angry Young Man. Because she is bent but not broken. Because NH10 is a slasher thriller with a female character as the lead – something that we do not see very often in Bollywood. 

Piku

Why: Because of the ease with which it spoke about irregular bowel movement. It does not only take guts (see what I did there?) to make an entire movie revolve around discussions about bowel movements, it also sort of takes a great deal of artistry, something that Shoojit Sircar masters at. 

Dum Laga Ke Haisha

Why: Because the female lead character is overweight. Because an overweight heroine is a concept unheard of in Bollywood. A movie featuring an overweight heroine is either a spoof or is making fun of them. Because there are movies that feature homophobic jokes, racist jokes and jokes about overweight people and are still accepted as comedies. Sigh. 

Source: HD PhotosQissa

Why: Because you can hate this movie or you can love it but you cannot ignore it. Because it narrates a story about gender constructs and homosexuality, wrapped in a fantastical cover, and delivers it with great panache. 

Source: The London TreeDetective Byomkesh Bakshy!

Why: Because the hero is a dhoti-wearing, unibrow-ed, mustachioed detective who is more intellectually sharp than physically strong. Because finally the brain has been given more importance than brawn. Because it brings back one of the best characters of Indian literature to life again. 

Source: International Business TimesMargarita With A Straw

Why: Because it tells us – not very subtly – that people with physical disabilities and disorders could be sexually wanting too. Because they too come of age. Because they too fall in love, a reality that’s often not given any thought. 

Source: Get Movie InfoAngry Indian Goddesses 

Why: Because it is a female buddy movie, something we don’t see frequently in Bollywood. Because one of the leads is a lesbian. Because it told us that friends do outgrow the fact that there is nothing in common between them. 

Source: IndiaBaahubali

Why: Because Baahubali (although technically it is not a Hindi movie) brought fantasy on such a large scale to Bollywood. Because the ending was so phenomenal that it kind of redefined cliffhangers for Hindi movies. Because Bhansali and Johar’s larger-than-life has nothing on Baahubali. Because it has redefined storytelling. 

Source: NDTV MoviesTitli

Why: Because it is a family drama about social deviants. Because all the characters are grey and yet you root for them. Because if a movie had to be made about YamunapaarDelhi, this would be it.  

Source: HollywoodReporterBadlapur

Why: Because gore in Bollywood has not been explored or very well received. BecauseBadlapur got made despite that and the audiences were enthusiastic about it. Because a tormented hero has always unquestionably been empathised with, until now. 

Source: TheDiaryOfARecluseTamasha

Why: Because the lead character has unresolved emotional issues, something that Bollywood does not frequently explore. 

Source: Bollywood TimesMasaan

Why: Because Masaan tackles the issues of caste, class and death and does not make them the core of the movie. Because it talks about Varanasi without bringing up religion. Because it shows India as it is. 

Source: Youth Ki AwaazManjhi – The Mountain Man

Why: Because it spreads a message that the country desperately needs to hear. Because it shows the power of the Common Man without glorifying him. Because it is a biographical tale that had to be told. 

Source: The Indian ExpressBajirao Mastani

Why: Because it combines poetry, art and folklore in a visually stunning masterpiece. Because it has two equally powerful women characters. Because after Langda Tyagi, Kashibai might be the most important not-a-lead character.  

Source: Business Of CinemaTalvar

Why: Because it shows the shortcomings of the police and judiciary in a life-like way and does not exaggerate. Because it is yet another story that had to be told. 

Source: The Huffington Post

This is not to say that Bollywood has changed forever. It is to say that Bollywood is increasingly becoming more inclusive and for the first time in a long while, offbeat and mainstream movies have gone hand in hand. 

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Fitoor trailer: Katrina Kaif and Aditya Roy Kapur’s passionate love story looks HAUNTINGLY beautiful!

The film is directed by Abhishek Kapoor.

Great Expectations! That’s not only the inspiration behind Abhishek Kapoor’s passionate love story, but also what we have from the film after that wonderful trailer, we witnessed today!

The film stars Aditya Roy Kapur, Katrina Kaif and Tabu in the lead roles, and is an adaptation of the famous Charles Dickens novel. This is the first time Katrina Kaif is acting with Aditya Roy Kapur, and their fresh pairing is one of the most exciting things about the film. Tabu was a late replacement for Rekha, who was the first choice to play Miss Havisham, the jilted aunt of the heroine, who was ditched at the altar by her fiance and continued to live in her doomed wedding memories after that. It is also said that Ajay Devgn will be playing a cameo in the film, while Rahul Bhat, Lara Dutta and Akshay Oberoi play important roles in this tragic love story.

Well, the trailer is out and we must say it’s magical! The white snow falling over the landscape…Katrina Kaif’s flaming red fair (God! She looks beautiful!)…Aditya Roy Kapur going shirtless (much to the squealing excitement of many girls around)…Tabu’s mysterious performance…And of course, Kashmir, looking heavenly as always! The romantic scenes between Katrina Kaif and Aditya Roy Kapur is intense and passionate, and of course, sensuous. There are some heavy duty emotional scenes, and Aditya Roy’s outburst scene is fantastic! But the scenes I loved the most were the ones in the start – when the child Firdaus and Noor first met. And of course, the BG score is amazing and the DOP is too ethereal! Going by the looks of the trailer, I must say, it’s quite sticking loyally to the original source.

Watch the trailer right here…

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23 Two-Line Passionate Stories That Truly Define The Bittersweet Feeling Called Love

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Every Eyeliner Technique You Might Want to Know Read more: Ultimate Eyeliner Guide

We’ve broken it down to basics

There are certain things every woman should know: how to correctly pour a glass of wine, how to properly tie a scarf and how to apply a classy cat eye. If you feel like your eye-makeup game has been a one-trick pony, consult our handy guide to learn the six definitive eyeliner techniques you can pull out for any need.

CLASSIC

When to wear it: During the day

Why it works: Clean, thin lines give just enough emphasis without overdoing it.

What you need: An eye pencil in dark brown or black

How you do it: Draw from the inner corner to the outer edge on the top lid only, making sure to thicken the line (ever so slightly) as you go.

CAT EYE

When to wear it: On the town with friends

Why it works: It’s just dramatic enough for night time bar hopping but can be kept low-key with a simple red lip–and leather jacket.

What you need: Liquid liner and Scotch tape (really)

How you do it: Use the tape to stencil how the line should angle, taking care to tape both sides at an even slant. Draw the liquid from the inner corner outward and above the tape. Add thickness above the lid, and then taper off to the area extending outward. Remove the tape and voilà WHITE

When to wear: On date nights

Why it works: This trick automatically makes your eyes appear bigger and draws mega attention.

What you need: White eye crayon

How you do it: Concentrate your efforts on the very inner corner on your eye and work your way outward to the middle of your lashes. Just make sure not to skimp on the mascara. (Too little and you may look less ethereal and more alien.)

SMOKY

When to wear it: To work parties

Why it works: This statement eye is a stand-alone hit that upgrades your normal look all by itself. Keep everything else neutral to avoid pageant-queen status.

What you need: Dark eye shadow and an angled brush

How you do it: Wet your angled eye brush in water and dip in a darker hued shadow. Draw above and below lashes, then smudge with your finger to your heart’s content.

METALLIC

When to wear: To dinner parties

Why it works: It’s relaxed but with a fun side.

What you need: A gold, silver or bronze eye pencil

How you do it: Draw a line below the eye from the inner corner outward, decreasing in pressure and thickness as you go.

LAYERED

When to wear: To weddings

Why it works: Switch it up to impress the people you haven’t seen in ages. The metallic adds a touch of glam while still keeping things classy.

What you need: Liquid liner in black and metallic silver

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If You Loved These 35 Bollywood Movies Then You Should Definitely Watch Their Originals

Bollywood has a reputation for churning out some of the most entertaining movies around the globe, complete with dance, music and action sequences. But, sadly a lot of those masala, and some non-masala movies too, are either ripped off or ‘inspired’.

It is not to say that all of them are embarrassingly bad – there have been remakes that live up to the original too.  But don’t you just wish that we had thought of these plots first? 

We have a list of 35 popular Bollywood movies whose originals you must watch, whether you liked the remake or not. Can you think of any we may have missed?

1. Sarkar (2005) – The Godfather (1972)

If you liked Sarkar, and haven’t watched The Godfather then stop whatever you are doing and watch it now! If Sarkar finally offered Amitabh Bachchan a character as indomitable as his own personality, then The Godfather sort of made the world take notice of the magic Al Pacino is. 

  2. Ghajini (2008) – Memento (2000)

Aamir Khan’s blockbuster hit is one of his best movies where he also showed that a movie does not really need a plethora of characters to keep the audience glued. But then again, it is just a simplified version of the complex and non-linear plotline of Memento. The inspiration behind Ghajini is a movie everyone must watch and not blink while at it.  

  3. Koi…Mil Gaya (2003) – E.T. (1982)

Both the movies are heartwarming to say the least. Koi…Mil Gaya is an immensely popular movie but E.T. has reached cult status. While we are glad that the remake was attempted allowing us to lay claim on our very own alien, E.T. will always remain a step ahead as the original movie. 

  4. Main Aisa Hi Hoon (2005) – I Am Sam (2002)

There are stories that deserve to be told, irrespective of how many times and in what language. I Am Sam is one of those. To remake it as brilliantly, would be to expect too much. Even though Main Aisa Hi Hoon will hit you right in the feels, it falls a bit short compared to the father-daughter duo of Sean Penn and Dakota Fanning. 

   5. Chachi 420 (1997) – Mrs Doubtfire (1993)

Both movies hit the right chord with the audience and are as entertaining. Robin Williams’ inimitable brilliance could have only been matched by Kamal Haasan and he did. The incarnation of Chachi is the right mix of clumsy and awesome, much like Mrs Doubtfire. No wonder both the movies remain popular even now. If you love Chachi 420, then do not miss Mrs Doubtfire at any cost.

  6. Hum Tum (2004) – When Harry Met Sally (1989)

The unusual couple of Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan will make you fall in love with love. If you like Hum Tum, which is only as good as a spoof of the original, then When Harry Met Sally is a must-watch. 

  7. Black (2005) – The Miracle Worker (1962)

Black is a marvelous movie. Something that could inspire such cinematic brilliance could only be as good or superior. Based on her autobiography, The Miracle Worker is the heart-wrenching story of deaf and blind author, lecturer and activist Helen Keller. 

  8. Guzaarish (2010) – The Sea Inside (2004)

Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s brand of movies are grandiose and are a spectacular sight. Guzaarish is all of that and a great movie that is high on the emotion quotient. There is probably no one who has watched this movie and not wept. Now, keep that in mind and watch the Spanish original, The Sea Inside. It tells the same story but in a highly controlled narrative, which actually rips your heart apart. It is also a masterclass on the type of film-making our directors must acquaint themselves with. 

  9. Satte Pe Satta (1982) – Seven Brides For Seven Brothers (1954)

Satte Pe Satta is such a great movie that we sort of want it to be an original and not a remake. It is everything Bollywood is popular for and scores full points for entertainment. So, it is only fair that one watches the original movie, which will not disappoint. 

  10. Parichay (1972) – The Sound Of Music (1965)

The remake of The Sound Of Music, Parichay, is also one of the most beautiful films Hindi cinema has ever seen. Like the remake, the original too is probably one of the greatest movies ever made. And to top it all, it has Julie Andrews! We are just thankful that both these movies ever got made. 

  11. Akele Hum Akele Tum (1995) – Kramer vs Kramer (1979)

On one hand we have Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep and on the other, Aamir Khan and Manisha Koirala. Akele Hum Akele Tum might have won quite a few hearts but Kramer vs Kramer won the Academy Award for Best Motion Picture. Need one say more?

  12. Kaante (2002) – Reservoir Dogs (1992)

Reservoir Dogs has garnered quite a fandom in all these years and for all the right reasons, something that Kaante has spectacularly failed at. In fact, nobody even remembers the movie.Kaante is quite a waste considering its talented cast. But then if you liked Kaante, then you must watch Reservoir Dogs and more so if you hated it. 

  13. Sangharsh (1999) – The Silence Of The Lambs  (1991)

Sangharsh, is a scarring, disturbing and an equally brilliant film, mostly for Ashutosh Rana’s stellar and unparalleled performance. It has been inspired from the second installment of the Hannibal Lecter film series – The Silence Of The Lambs, also a cult movie. A more intense, terrifying and gritty movie might not be found. 

  14. Chori Chori (1956) – It Happened One Night (1934)

The Raj Kapoor and Nargis-starrer is quite a delight. It is another of those movies we wish was a Bollywood original. And Chori Chori is as good as Frank Capra’s original starring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert. Hence, a must-watch!

  15. Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin (1991) – It Happened One Night (1934)

Two of the most adorable actors of those times, Aamir Khan and Pooja Bhatt star in yet another remake of It Happened One Night. Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin is also quite a delightful watch. There is, perhaps, something in the story that makes for great movies. 

    16. Saawariya (2005) – Le Notti Bianche (1957)

Saawariya might not be to everyone’s taste but its beauty is indisputable. Quite a lot of people were left confused with the treatment of the movie. It is inspired by Fyodor Dostoevsky’s White Nights, a short story that inspired Le Notti Bianche. If you liked the story, then you must watch the Italian version and try to forget Bhansali’s. 

  17. Ek Ruka Hua Faisla (1986) – 12 Angry Men (1957)

Whether you appreciate art films or not, whether you have watched Ek Ruka Hua Faisla or not, you must watch 12 Angry Men. Both these movies are masterpieces and narrate a story that would do a disservice if not told. 

  18. Malamaal Weekly (2006) – Waking Ned Devine (1998)

Malamaal Weekly was a surprise hit and in the process might have surprised the film critics. And if you liked the movie, then you must watch Waking Ned Devine, the hilarity of which has been lost in translation and is a movie far more hilarious than Malamaal Weekly.

  19. Zinda (2006) – Oldboy (2003)

Oldboy is a disturbing movie, so, the squeamish might want to stay away from it. Its remake, Zinda, however, is the epitome of bad movie making and is a train wreck. Watch the Korean original if you want to watch a gripping movie. 

  20. We Are Family (2010) – Stepmom (1998)

Stepmom could have Julia Roberts and Susan Sarandon but its remake also boasts Kajol and Kareena Kapoor. But did that save We Are Family from being a flop? No, it didn’t. Blame it on the director who is a big fan of cliches. Stepmom, on the other hand will take you on a tear-filled, emotional ride. 

  21. Shaurya (2008) – A Few Good Men (1992)

We are just glad that both these movies got made. The sincerity and earnestness of A Few Good Menis perfectly captured in Shaurya. It just makes it all a bit better that both the movies have stellar casts.A Few Good Men can also be touted as one of Tom Cruise’s finest movies and is not to be missed. 

  22. Kati Patang (1970) – No Man Of Her Own (1932)

Both No Man Of Her Own and Kati Patang only add to the ever-increasing collection of good movies. The Rajesh Khanna and Asha Parekh starrer is quite the cinematic gem. But one must definitely watch the original, which has been forgotten in time. 

  23. Chocolate (2005) – The Usual Suspects (1995)

If you have watched Chocolate, then you probably hated it. But trust us, The Usual Suspects is nothing like that. It is a neo-noir crime mystery thriller with a stellar cast and an expert screenplay.

  24. Bheja Fry (2007) – The Dinner Game

Bheja Fry is still considered to be one of the funniest Hindi films of modern times. The Dinner Game is all that and slightly better. Both the films will tickle your funny bone to no end.  

  25. Bumm Bumm Bole (2010) – Children Of Heaven (1997)

Bumm Bumm Bole is an authorised remake of the beautiful Iranian movie, Children of Heaven. A more simplistic, yet perfect and innocent movie probably hasn’t been made. Whether you liked Bumm Bumm Bole or not, Children Of Heaven is a movie you cannot afford to miss. 

  26. Life In A… Metro (2007) – The Apartment (1960)

Life In A… Metro was a hit and was received well because of its treatment of real-life issues. The movie also has a great cast. Its inspiration, The Apartment, however, is a comedy drama. It is also an Academy Award winning movie.

  27. Taxi No. 9211 (2006) – Changing Lanes (2002)

The loose remake of Changing Lanes was a surprise hit – the movie focuses on the unusual chemistry between John Abraham and Nana Patekar. Both Changing Lanes and Taxi No. 9211 were well received. 

  28. Awara Paagal Deewana (2002) – The Whole Nine Yards (2000)

Both these movies will make you laugh and for all the right reasons. Bruce Willis and Akshay Kumar play their parts with equal hilarity and you will feel equally sad for Matthew Perry and Aftab Shivdasani. 

  29. Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya (2001) – Fatal Attraction (1987)

Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya has Urmila Matondkar in her finest element, playing an obsessed lover. The inspiration behind this movie is the much, much popular Fatal Attraction with Glenn Close playing the American counterpart. 

  30. Milenge Milenge (2010) – Serendipity (2001)

If you love romantic movies, then you must watch Serendipity. If you loved Milenge Milenge, then you must watch Serendipity. If you hated Milenge Milenge, then you just must watch Serendipity. Basically, you must watch Serendipity. 

  31. Heyy Babyy (2007) – Trois Homme Et Un Couffin (1985)

Heyy Babyy is a typical Bollywood comedy complete with masala and emotion. The original, Trois Homme Et Un Couffin is a French comedy complete with unending confusion and chaos. It is a highly entertaining movie that was nominated for the Best Foreign Film for the 58th Academy Awards. 

  32. Ugly Aur Pagli (2008) – My Sassy Girl (2001)

No one is quite sure what Ugly Aur Pagli is about and it is only advisable to let it be that way. My Sassy Girl, on the other hand is a highly successful romantic comedy about Gyeon-woo who falls in love with The Girl. Prepare to fall in love with her as you watch this epic movie. 

  33. Manoranjan (1974) – Irma la Douce (1963)

Manoranjan is a revolutionary movie because it was perhaps the first time that prostitution was shown without showing the lead as a fallen woman. The inspiration comes from a French comedy called Irma la Douce. Both the movies are path-breaking and must not be missed. 

  4. Kartoos (1999) – La Femme Nikita (1990)

Kartoos and Le Femme Nikita are about a criminal, trained by the police to take down a gangster. But one must watch these movies together and not because both are such great films but because Bollywood could not come up with a woman lead like Nikita. Even though they remade the movie, the genders had to be swapped. Did it help though? No. The movie was rejected anyway. Sigh, Bollywood. 

  35. Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai (2002) – My Best Friend’s Wedding (1997)