do we really need this info for devs in this list [statusnet-dev]?
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 5:08 PM, amit kumar <amit.damc...@gmail.com> wrote: > I could give you the link and end this post with that. But if I do that, > there is no fun. Because there was a time when I had once said that Aamir > doesn't know what to talk to the media and that's the reason he stays away. > I was right in my own way. And you would agree too if you saw those > interviews and stories on the various news channels. Today, Aamir has found > a new avenue of expressing himself to his fans directly. Blog. Yes, Aamir > has started blogging. It might not be the best in terms of presentation of > content (long single paragraph posts) but the content has got whatever you > wanted to know from Aamir. He has come out expressing himself through this > blog. > > His first post was on 'first step' obviously! The logical and practical > person that he is, he has started the blog this way. Writing a small > paragraph about the release of Lagaan DVD <http://www.lagaandvd.com/> and > in a typical Aamir fashion doing a reality check! *"My ignorance as a > producer resulted in me signing a contract which restricted me from > releasing it for 5 years in India."* > > The second post was an experimental piece from him. He was just > experimenting with the various things he could do with a blog and has posted > a Chale Chalo video clip from youtube. It's a nice one. > > In his third post, as every blogger feels, he is overwhemed by the fact > that there are people who actually read whatever he writes and comment on > it! And he takes this post up to reply to the comments left behind by his > fans in his second post. He's surprised to see that people actually know > about this blog whereas he hasn't taken any efforts in letting people know > that he has started one. I am sure (if and) when he sees this post, he is > going to be taken aback! His fourth post is mostly dedicated to the same > purpose - answering comment from a previous post - again. > > The fifth post is what caught my interest. He has spoken about the detail > that went into creating the character of Bhuvan from Lagaan. Now, that's > because this blog is related to the release of Lagaan DVD. This post is > awesome and merits a must read to know what level of minute detail that goes > into creating such characters! Amazing post! Even his one-liner description > of Akash from DCH, *'Aakash from DCH whose eyes are constantly darting > around. Akash is slouchy, neck jutting forward and twinkling eyes, always > uyp to some mischief*". This is what you expect from an Aamir Khan blog > and it's all there! :) > > _______________________________________________ > StatusNet-dev mailing list > StatusNet-dev@lists.status.net > http://lists.status.net/mailman/listinfo/statusnet-dev > -- -- Praveen Gunasekara
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