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The Psychiatrists Are Going Crazy...

Psychiatrists all over India, are up in arms over the way "crazy people" or in more politically correct language, "psychos" have been portrayed in Rakesh Roshan's Krazzy 4. The movie which portrays a schizophrenic, a delusional nutcase, an autistic savant, and the stereotypical "angry Indian guy" opened last Friday and psychiatrists are questioning the accuracy of the portrayals of said psychos.

Producer Rakesh Roshan, however, is unperturbed saying that during the filming of the movie he had attended mental homes and noted the habits of the mentalists inside them and that the protestors are merely hungry for attention.

... I don't really like to agree with the famous, but this is ridiculous. Who the hell actually watches a movie and thinks, "Wow... this must be exactly how it is in real life!" (Apart from Britney Spears... God bless her broken soul)?

I mean... Just because I watched "To Kill a Mockingbird" doesn't mean I'm going to try and pay my lawyer with chestnuts and expect him to be honest. And just because I watched "I Know Who Killed Me" (Piss off! Don't laugh at me! It's a movie with strippers. Even if the stripper is a freckled pasty from the Bronx I have to watch it. My hormones force me too! And Lindsay Lohan cleans up really well! Honest!) doesn't mean I think all woman are whores with a twin double that will feel everything they feel (Trust me. You'll be glad I "spoiled" the movie for you). And just because I watched "Super Size Me" doesn't mean I'm gonna stop eating burgers (mmmm... Burgers... nom nom nom).

Ultimately what I'm saying is that psychiatrists should stop thinking that people take life lessons from movies. Where not all as crazy as they are.

(Except Jaws... Because... y'know... the sea is a big place... and who knows? Stop Laughing!!! It could happen! I hate you!)

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Fireworks for Bollywood Fans

With just a day to go before the release of the Bollywood biggies "U, Me Aur Hum" and "Krazzy 4", this week is a real treat for the Bollywood fans. The theatres are going to be buzzing with activity with fans rushing in to make their verdict on the Ajay Devgan's directorial debut – "U, Me aur Hum" which clashes with the release of Rakesh Roshan's sensational release "Krazzy 4". Both the films have raised huge expectations and it is a case of wait and watch now.

The film "U, Me Aur Hum" is actor Ajay Devgan's directorial debut. It has the star couple Ajay and Kajol in main lead. A journey of love is what the theme of the film is based on. On the other hand, the Rakesh Roshan film "Krazzy4" is an absolute fun film starring Arshad Warsi, Suresh Menon, Rajpal Yadav and Irfan Khan with the chirpy Juhi Chawla for company. The surprise in store is item numbers by none other than ShahRukh Khan, Hrithik Roshan and the item girl Rakhi Sawant.

With so much of media-hype and high expectations , the fate of the two films is now just a few hours away from "Judgement Day". May the best man win. The best part of the deal is regardless of which man wins, the movie buffs are in store for some real good times.

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Rakhi Steps In and Steps on Some Toes

Things keep getting worse for Tanushree Dutta. First, she supposedly gets mauled on the sets of Horn Ok Please and then no one takes her complaints seriously. Finally, she loses the song to Rakhi Sawant. The only way she could have been more insulted is…nah, being replaced by Rakhi is the ultimate insult.

Rakhi is on cloud nine however, after shooting for Rakesh Roshan’s Krazzy 4 (so blame him for her presence on screen again). It looks like she’s gained popularity as an item girl again and swears to do much better than Tanushree did.

"It's not my promise but my demand that I'll dance better than Tanushree. I didn't have time for the song. But as I came to know about what happened and as I realized that if I don't support the director then the producer will lose lakhs of rupees invested in the song, I agreed."

And unlike Tanushree, she’s actually a fan of Nana Patekar and can’t wait to do the song with him. I’m still terribly confused how Rakhi has made any kind of a name for herself in the industry, but I guess you could call her an inspiration, like a short Tony Robbins with a boob-job and a fish face. An inspiration for any girl who wants multiple cosmetic surgeries/botch-ups so she can be felt up by old men. Indeed, it’s a noble cause.

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