The opening of Chura Liya Hai begins not with a melody, but with a rhythmic clinking of two wine glasses – by the elegant Zeenat Aman, as if she's letting you in on a secret. That's when R. D. Burman delivers his masterstroke – a spare A-minor guitar riff – as deep as the ocean.
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Maggi or vegetables: what causes the spike?
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Interesting. Is it Maggi or the vegetable that control the spike?
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Defending Kadhi-Chawal: A Non-Bailable Food Offense
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I can put up with the rajma/dal chawal comment, but dissing kadhi-chawal on my timeline is a non-bailable offence.
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Asha, Pancham, Kishore, Lata: The Soundtrack of Our Childhood Gone
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Asha, Pancham, Kishore, Lata. The soundtrack of our childhood is gone.
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Blasphemous Opinion: A Punjabi’s Controversial Perspective
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Clearly blasphemous for a punjabi to say that, but I know a few others who feel the same. I love it though.
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No License to Criticize Chola Bhatura
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I agree with everything else, but you don’t have the license to diss chola bhatura on this timeline.
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Maggi’s Evolution: From Convenience Appeal to Nostalgic Brand Loyalty
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That’s the thing with Maggi. Early on, it benefited from the ‘convenience of 2-minutes’ and now it’s aided by the ‘nostalgia of childhood’.
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Willing to Skip Indian Food for You
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Na, na! For a meeting with you, I’ll even do a non chhole-bhature meeting.
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Pahado ki Maggi: Restaurant’s Easy Money Maker
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Never knew there’s something called ‘pahado ki maggi’! Yep, Maggi is easy money for restaurants.
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The Challenge of Highlighting Hardcover Books
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Yes, highlighting books – especially hard bound ones, takes a lot of willpower.