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 Bollywood Confidential - Sonia Singh
Description: ISBN 0060590386 / Author: Sonia Singh / Genre: Humour Newest Review: ... and wasn't able to warm to them. I found the character of Raveena to be vain and self-obsessed as one would imagine most ... more  ... actresses who think they're hot stuff when they really aren't to be. Siddharth as the leading man is so cool that he's not (cool)! Most of the other characters are very annoying aside from Siddharth's sister and possibly Raveena's uncle; who's almost too eccentric to be believable.
One would have thought that Raveena's character would have got the message after 7 or 8 years of trying to break into movies that she didn't have what it takes. I know people should aim for their goals but I felt like screaming at...more |
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Bollywood Confidential - Sonia Singh: Nothing Confidential About This (1302 words)
by anonymili - written on 05/10/07 (Very useful, 147 readings)
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Raveena Rai is a jobbing actress in the USA and has been trying for a lucky break for seven years. The only roles she seems to get are for very small bit parts and generally gets most of her income from a Tampax commercial she did some years ago. Her best friends are Maza, a frustrated writer, and Jai, a gay Indian guy she's known since childhood. One day Raveena gets her lucky break and is offered the leading lady role in a Bollywood film ("Taj Mahal 3000: Unleashed") and flies out to Bombay. The first class flight and five star hotel suite turn out to be an economy class ticket and make your own way in a taxi to a shack of a hotel. She ends up ...
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