Nabeel Latheef's profile

Nabeel rated:

If you guys think that this Chethan Bhagat book has all the awesomeness like One Night or Five Point or Three Mistakes or 2 States, think again!His books have now become the same old story around friendship, love and sex and there is nothing else that can be expected. His pattern has been the same for a while now.Probably, he should be thinking out of the genre he has so much been working on. I would never recommend this book , although I wouldn't be surprised if a movie is made around it in the near future which is evident as it is Chethan Bhagat after all!A message to him..Start thinking out of the box!

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For a football lover and who has always dreamt of managing a club, this one is definitely worth buying.Excellent gameplay techniques and a real cool interface. Unlike it's predecessor, the best feature in this one is the Pep Talk feature which allows you to set your tone while addressing your team. The only lacklusture in the whole game would be the unlicensing of the Premier League( :( ).Nevertheless, it is one amazing game and you are the boss of the club you love!! :)

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Though the music director is a newbie here, the singers are not. Mustafa Zahid of Awarapan and Roxen fame has crooned to three melodious numbers and all the three of them are simply out of the world kinds. My personal choice though have to be "Chahat" by Rahat Saab and "Teri Yaadon Se". "Gunaah" by Rana Mazumder is a slow track, yet a soothing one. On the whole, soulful music at its best once again from the Bhatt Camp! :)

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After Atif Aslam got into the Bollywood foray, he has been a household name. He hasn't disappointed this time either. "Piya O Re Piya" is the new love anthem and is a definite chartbuster on the whole!"Tu Mohabbat Hai" and "Jeene De" are classic Atif and Mohit types. "Pee Pa Pee Pa"(sounds funny), yet a cool Punjabi dance number, is one-time-listen-to track!I would go for this album only cuz of Atif!! :)

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Piyush Jha has attempted in writing a novel from the usual Hindi movie scripts. Feminists would fine this book a definite no-no as all the three chapters of the book end up in portraying them in a negative way. I won't be surprised if Ekta Kapoor or Milan Luthria or Sanjay Gupta making a movie out of this book!On the whole, its a one-time read, not exceptionally great,could have been better book. Would not recommend it though!