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Akanksha Jain (Article) (690 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

Very cute pics...

"KEEP SMILING"

and KEEP POSTING.. :)

Priya Sharma (CA ARTICLE) (36 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

KEEP SMILING...

@VaibhavJ (Believe!! Live your dreams!) (33511 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

Originally posted by : Nitish Sharma
	apni smile to ca final pass karne k baad hi khul k ayegi

Its reverse way yaar,Smile doesnt come with happines, hapiness comes with smiling!!

Its all about how you attract rather then waiting for reaction..

Thanks!!

@VaibhavJ (Believe!! Live your dreams!) (33511 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

Originally posted by : Bhargav Nathwani
	Add this pic in presentation........................! Vaibhavji Rocks!! Cute Smile!

letz rock together bro..

thanks..

Akanksha Jain (Article) (690 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

Originally posted by : @ VaibhavJ
	Its reverse way yaar,Smile doesnt come with happines, hapiness comes with smiling!! Its all about how you attract rather then waiting for reaction..

Well said

CA Mansi Kotecha (Keep Smiling !!) (6890 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

Originally posted by : @ VaibhavJ
	Its reverse way yaar,Smile doesnt come with happines, hapiness comes with smiling!!

True Sir ji

Deepak Dargad (Chartered Accountant....) (9787 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

Originally posted by : RENU SINGH
	chooo chweeettttt simply loved it waise 2nd pic dekh kar lag rha hai guruji ka asar pad rha hai

Deepak Dargad (Chartered Accountant....) (9787 Points)
Replied 24 January 2013

Book Mark..............................Sis

VEry NIce Post..............................................Smile Like As BARFIIIIIIIIii

Barfi: Even if the heart bleeds, steal smile from the face of despair…

A bird made of paper also has wings, a boat can stay afloat in a puddle of water ……………if u are blessed with life, live it every moment

Love happens…It’s not the ritual which we follow to seek for comforts or take into account the social standing and financial status of a respective partner in question (i.e.like sealing a business transaction) but often our society swears by the latter. Love and material comforts do not go hand in most of the cases. Barfi is a moving tale of the human spirit flying high, casting aside the imperfections of life. We just bow down to the finer sensibilities that Anurag Basu conceived of showing on celluloid and the way Ranbir transformed the director’s thoughts with perfection.

There is nothing so unique about the story, the rich girl (Shruiti) falls in love with a dumb and deaf boy(Barfi) who has nothing to give her back in return, except his heart of gold. You get a glimpse of Kolkata of the 70’s and also feel the charm of the misty hills of Darjeeling. There is innovation in the treatment of the characters, in the portrayal of the story which proves Basu is a great story-teller. The chaplinesque flavor of Ranbir makes you awestruck. From escaping the chases of the policeman, to the innumerable pranks that he indulges in, there is equal stoicism in which he accepts rejection in love. Barfi’s lady-love whom he meets in Darjeeling, who came for a vacation there, already has a handsome fiancé, with a commendable financial footing. Reality slaps a lover’s expectation of having her beloved by his side for a lifetime. The way Barfi vents out his feelings, anger, frustration and then uses the sign not to forget to smile to Shruti- in monosyllables and sign languages, with Shruti watching him speechlessly, feeling his pain……touches the heart……….When things go wrong, even his bicycle, Barfi’s symbolic companion, fails to work, indecisive to take Barfi through his next journey of life.

The need for lumpsum money as Barfi’s father falls ill leads to the introduction of Priyanka Chopra (Jhilmil) who can be his source to have that whopping amount. She belongs to a filthy rich family and when Ranbir thinks of resorting to crime, the plot spins bringing with it suspense and thrill. The way Piggy Chops( I promise you will forget that you are watching Priyanka Chopra on screen) got into the skin of the character of Jhilmil, is absolutely mind-boggling. Her childlike antics and the flair, with which she reflected the nuances of an autistic girl, deserve kudos. Her need to be protected, the need to lock her little finger with only those, whom she believes in, like her daddu( great acting by the ace Haradhan Bandhopadhyay) and then her Buffy( Barfi)…(mom, dada, lover all rolled into one) has been magnified with minute details and observation by the director. Barfi, also, on the other hand, seeks for approval and a pledge that whoever is close to him will be with him through thick and thin. It is via his unique test of cutting a log-like street lamp and when it falls on the ground with a thud, his partner cannot afford to leave his hand, but hold it tightly without fearing the consequences. (This way you pass Barfi’s test). Emotions, the need to be loved truly by the person we desire are the irrepressible wishes of every human heart and this movie holds this up with aplomb.

Contentment does not come easily and we all tend to rumble into the world of grief, but with Barfi you celebrate life with all the goodies that you have in your kitty, without cribbing about what you do not have. Barfi is devoid of its apologetic and sympathetic tone that a movie where the characters are deaf, dumb or disabled usually portrays. It is positivism that the movie has at its core. Do not dare to miss Barfi as the next big thing in Bollywood, Ranbir, makes you smile, cry and relish the sweet film with great fervor. Any words of praise won’t suffice for Ranbir Kapoor. He is just breathtaking in every frame and his inhibition-free acting makes you roll with laughter in a movie which has the somber tone very much diluted under the garb of funny moments.

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