rajarsh

recently i had yet yet another tooth problem and had to see the dentist.as i was waiting at the reception i started a chat with the guy who was incharge of attending the waiting patients.now everytime a person buys a new watch or a shoe or any other thing he notices other peoples shoes, watch or whatever.same thing happens with me when i go to the dentist and get yet another cap over my tooth(yes...my dental problems are legendary).i nothiced tht this fellow had a very out of place front tooth.it was almost black...thicker than the rest and just stood out with its ugliness.yes...i understand i dont have a right to comment about other peoples teeth but the point is that it begged to be noticed.while in conversation i said something which triggered a full wide mouthed smile from my friend.seeing him smile like that made me feel instantly warm. i couldnt help but think that a smile has nothing to do with the set of teeth you have.its about that spark in the eye.that genuine tinkle that sh

i am contantly accused of naming so many movies as my all time favourite movie. the fact is that movies have proved to be my real source of literature. whatever little i know of in life i qwe a chunk of it to cinema. also at the risk of blowing my own trumpet i ould like to say that i have a decent understanding of cinema as i am able to really connect with the characters and understand them. also when i calla movie my favourite a lot depends on the state of mind that i was in and the effect it caused to me. so of the movie i swear by are the ones that i have seen only once and don' remember much of it now but the fact is that while i had seen it it caused a lasting impression on me and moved something strongly within me. the list below is definetely not in order and is surely not exhaustive.i keep on addingto the list as i come across a gem worthy a mention here. a man is known by the company he keeps and the tatse he possesses. perhaps these movies reveal a bit of my character. t