05-20-2006, 10:52 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-20-2006, 10:56 PM by Bharatvarsh.)
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Story of cross-border love woos Bollywood
(AFP)
18 May 2006
MUMBAI -The story of forbidden love between two young couples from India and Pakistan has inspired a new Bollywood project about their plight, according to a report on Thursday.
Two Indian girls were halted by security forces last week as they tried to cross the Line of Control dividing the disputed territory of Kashmir to meet their Pakistani boyfriends.
Asha Patel, 24, from the northern outskirts of Mumbai, contacted Mumtaz Khalid from Lahore four years ago on the Internet but had managed only one snatched border meeting.
Last week she was thwarted again as she tried to cross the highly militarised border with her friend and turned back.
The incident inspired Bollywood -- which is rarely slow to pick up on reAl life incidents and turn them rapidly into movies -- for a new film tagged âHinduâ.
âAll stories are inspired from some real incident. This is a great story to be told on what actually happened,â producer Salim Aftab told the English-language Midday newspaper.
âI plan to shoot some parts of this film in Pakistan.â
Aftab has already made Sun Zarra (Hear Me, Please) in Bollywood, as Mumbaiâs movie industry is commonly known, but the film bombed at the box office.
He told the newspaper his son-in-law would play the male lead role in the film. Other roles have yet to be finalised.
India and Pakistan have held peace talks since January 2004 to resolve their dispute over Kashmir, the cause of two of their three wars since independence in 1947.
More than 44,000 people have been killed during the insurgency in the Indian-controlled zone since 1989.
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The name of the other wh*re is:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Asha Patel of Mumbai and Asha Sharma of Haldwani in Nanital, Uttar Pradesh, were arrested at Chakan da Bagh - the last Indian point on the LoC in Poonch - on Rawlakote road when they tried to cross over to the Pakistani side where their boyfriends waited for them Saturday.
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It ain't surprising at all, especially when we have daughter's of armymen like that traitor Admiral Ramdas's daughter running off and marrying Paki Muslims and Bollywood is quick to use it for propaganda purposes like this so that they can brainwash young Hindus into mindless morons like the Bidwai's and Roy's.
(AFP)
18 May 2006
MUMBAI -The story of forbidden love between two young couples from India and Pakistan has inspired a new Bollywood project about their plight, according to a report on Thursday.
Two Indian girls were halted by security forces last week as they tried to cross the Line of Control dividing the disputed territory of Kashmir to meet their Pakistani boyfriends.
Asha Patel, 24, from the northern outskirts of Mumbai, contacted Mumtaz Khalid from Lahore four years ago on the Internet but had managed only one snatched border meeting.
Last week she was thwarted again as she tried to cross the highly militarised border with her friend and turned back.
The incident inspired Bollywood -- which is rarely slow to pick up on reAl life incidents and turn them rapidly into movies -- for a new film tagged âHinduâ.
âAll stories are inspired from some real incident. This is a great story to be told on what actually happened,â producer Salim Aftab told the English-language Midday newspaper.
âI plan to shoot some parts of this film in Pakistan.â
Aftab has already made Sun Zarra (Hear Me, Please) in Bollywood, as Mumbaiâs movie industry is commonly known, but the film bombed at the box office.
He told the newspaper his son-in-law would play the male lead role in the film. Other roles have yet to be finalised.
India and Pakistan have held peace talks since January 2004 to resolve their dispute over Kashmir, the cause of two of their three wars since independence in 1947.
More than 44,000 people have been killed during the insurgency in the Indian-controlled zone since 1989.
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticle...on=subcontinent<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
The name of the other wh*re is:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Asha Patel of Mumbai and Asha Sharma of Haldwani in Nanital, Uttar Pradesh, were arrested at Chakan da Bagh - the last Indian point on the LoC in Poonch - on Rawlakote road when they tried to cross over to the Pakistani side where their boyfriends waited for them Saturday.
http://www.newindpress.com/NewsItems.asp?I...S&Topic=%2D375&<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
It ain't surprising at all, especially when we have daughter's of armymen like that traitor Admiral Ramdas's daughter running off and marrying Paki Muslims and Bollywood is quick to use it for propaganda purposes like this so that they can brainwash young Hindus into mindless morons like the Bidwai's and Roy's.