J. Colaco wrote:
I believe that Roland:
a: has finally accepted (perhaps temporarily) that his personal comment about
Lorna was awful.
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jc,
Some people maintain the gold standard where almost every post is a pleasure to
read. Cecil for e
, and returned.
Mervyn1650Lobo
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From: Mervyn Lobo
To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"
Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2012 1:18:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] Nachoea Kumpasar
Nascy Cal
Nascy Caldeira wrote:
Oh Roland!
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Well the others have already said; stop defending the indefensible, and now
'apologise' to all the affected parties.
Nascy Caldeira,
Roland has not understood or does not want to understand how vile his comment
the affected parties.
See Ya!
Nascy Caldeira
From: "J. Colaco < jc>"
To: Roland.francis ; "Goa's premiere mailing list,
estb. 1994!"
Sent: Thursday, 22 November 2012 3:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] Nachoea Kumpasar
I am going to
Nigel Britto wrote:
> Unconcerned parties making allegations reflects badly on the party himself,
> not on the two parties of the contract/agreement. Of course, I am sure that
> this won't deter the Goanet accuser, who usually is not averse to rambling
> on and on about pointless things. He wil
Hello,
I am Nigel, I wrote the article in the Times of India. I agree with FN,
Cecil and other who have taken a very practical view of the subject. It's
absolutely disgraceful how one poster has made imputations against Lorna
Cordeiro, Goa's Edith Piaf. Not surprised, though, since we Goans tend t
Friends, Goans,Countrymen, lend me your Ears...and if you disagree, just
listen to her voice.is there another Goan Nightingale who can carry a tune
as eloquently as Lorna? If you disagree, then you surely have no ear for music
. If she refuses details of her private life to be portrayed an
Cecil Pinto wrote:
>Dear Roland,
> How dare you talk about "brickbats to Lorna" when you have not
> bothered to hear her side of the story? It is stupid uninformed
> one-sided reactions like this that give a bad name to all overseas Goans.
Cecil,
R
Dear Cecil,
Aside from me giving overseas Goans a bad name by hurling brickbats at Lorna
for non-cooperation in a film about the 60s and 70s Goan music scene and Goan
musicians, I take it you endorse her signing an agreement with the film-makers
and reneging on it one week later.
Cheers equally
To call it a "verbal brickbat" is an understatement. We're just raking up
issues about a singer's personal life, which has nothing to do with her
talent and achievements. Come on, all of us have our ups and downs in life,
and our regrets. Does that give license to someone to demand that we
cooperat
FN, look at it this way. She has the right to non-cooperation with the film
makers and I have the right to hurl a verbal brickbat at her for it.
What would you have done in her place? Let the film-maker tell the story the
best way he sees it or fully cooperate and get it done with your input?
W
Roland, I think this is rather unfair. We cannot force anyone to cooperate
in baring their soul and narrating their life story... however much in
"public interest" this is seen. Everyone is a free individual and well
within their rights to decide which parts of their life they'd want to
retain the
Kudos to Bardroy Barretto director, Michael Arakkal assistant director and
Angelo Braganza producer for attempting to create in film a vital slice of
Bombay Goan history through Konkani music.
Brickbats to Lorna Cordeiro famous Konkani singer and one-time mistress of
Chris Perry for her petty n
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