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Raj&Pablo | 13:45 UK time, Thursday, 23 October 2008

This week sees the release of two films - Bollywood'sÌýfirst full length animation, Roadside Romeo with Saif Ali Khan and Kareena KapoorÌývoicing the lead characters, and Heroes where Salman Khan will be challenging Akshay Kumar for the crown of Singh. Farah Khan and Karan Johar have arrived in London. Farah for a master class and Karan to celebrate the 10th anniversary ofÌýKuch Kuch Hota Hai andÌýthere's a screening at a London hotel.

Raj: I will never be forgiven if the first thing I said wasn't Happy Birthday Pablo. That's it, I've fulfilled my quota. Let's move on, I am really hoping Roadside Romeo works, we just about picked ourselves up after Love Story 2050 and Drona. Will animation draw us in? Will it sustain our attention? Or will we be taken in by the freshness of green fields, and Priety Zinta driving a tractor in Heroes?

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Pablo: Ok guys I am writing this lying in bed as it's my birthday. Two big releases, two major players here in London.ÌýWhen I went to bed last night I am sure my final thoughts were that all this was just to mark my birthday, how thoughtful. Then I woke up, no Karan offering me his next movie, no Farah teaching me and Shah Rukh moves for an item number. I console myself at least I get to see this weeks two big releases...


Don't miss these weeks Love Bollywood, where we talk to Priyanka and Kangana all about Fashion!

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Love Us Love Bollywood,


Raj&Pablo xx

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