She wore Atelier Versace gown at Billboards Music Awards 2016 in Las Vegas, and looked sizzling hot. The buckle strap in her outfit just killed it. She did not overdo by wearing jewelry and kept it subtle and classy. Her fishtail braid hairstyle was also going well with the backless gown. Even if she has left India, it isn’t that India is not with her!
Find your best gowns on gludo.com
Whether onscreen or offscreen, Kangana Ranaut never lets us down. In the movie Queen, we found Kangana wearing colourful Kurtis and Jeans, looked as simple as the role demanded. Later in Tanu weds Manu Returns, Tanu’s bindass attitude was reflected in her dressing. She wears short fitted kurtis with bright colorful patialas teamed up with dupattas or scarfs. The “Bawri ho gayi” dress when she wore red kurti with mirror work had made her look super stunning. The off white Kurti which she wore with Plazzo pants gave her a classy look. Plazzos and Kurtis fits well for workplaces and parties. They are a perfect summer outfit- comfortable yet stylish. Kangana was also spotted in white long Kurti and grey flaired Skirt, this made her look totally glamourous. This type of look is perfect for festive season.
Are you bored with mainstream dressing? Mix and match kurtis with Patialas, Plazzos, Straight Pants, Skirts or jeans.
Aishwarya Rai surprised everyone at Cannes red carpet by wearing a bright Lavender shade of lipstick. Is it a disaster or a new fashion statement, the lady has got guts. Kudos to her for experimenting with new style!
Girls its summer time – try fresh, vibrant lip colors
Are you longing for something to brighten the day or just bring back old times?
Check out yellow polka dot shirts with lime green palazzos, or orange polka dot kurtis with a denim jacket. Match them with fun patchwork bags for a sunny start to your week.
Yesteryear Polka!
Who doesn’t remember Polka dot sarees from the 60’s? Nutan, Asha Parekh, and Mumtaz sported some delightful polka dot fashions.
What’s next? Checkered patterns of all colors and sizes.
Blue checks look great on a shirt, skirt or shorts.
You get the drift.
Img credit: Ian Vogler via Daily Mirror
There has been a lot of interest in classifieds after a long period of domination by Craigslist. Yardsailr is a new initiative by our friend, Gaurav Khurana and they are doing quite well in Chicago classifieds and LA classifieds. Check them out.
In India, a “wine shop” sells not just wine, but beer, whiskey (which is really made from molasses not grain, so is rum), rum, vodka and almost no wine.
Indian “English Wine Shop”
As Yo yo Khayyam Omar says
A Book of Verses underneath the Bough,
A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread-and Thou
To Play Chess and Have some Chow!
Khao, Khilao aur Piyo, Pilao
We are glad to announce several updates to the UI that should improve usability of the Gludo product.
Over the last few updates, we have made categories more prominent on the homescreen.
Today, we also included category breadcrumbs at the top left on the product details page to encourage users to browse around in the neighbourhood of the specific products they land at.
In listing the merchants and their prices, we have tried to show all the factors that may play into the final purchase decision from the price to the availability of EMI/credit and COD, to the time required to deliver.
One of the most important determinants of purchase is the reviews for a product. We have aggregated information about reviews in an easily digestible form – we show the total number of reviews across multiple sites as well as the fraction of them that are favourable. We hope that this helps making decisions quickly without taking too much time. If someone wants to read individual reviews, they are taken to the respective merchant sites.
We have added the full detailed specifications of the product on the product details page.
Hope your purchases are becoming an effortless Glide with Gludo. Shop on!
If you have been on a traffic light in any Indian city, you have seen the peddlers hawking this bug-buzzing-bat.
One of the major benefits of bats (the upside-down-mammal type, not the hold-it-up-when-you-get-a-century type) is that they keep insect pests in check. Seeing one of these always reminds me of the only Batman that is better than Nolan’s i.e. Mungeri Lal’s. For those of us who were of voting age when MMS silently stepped into the PM chair, “Batman Batman Chimgadad Batman” was a much more memorable knight than the Dark one.
The keet-naashak-bat bat deals so well with a completely Indian problem within completely Indian constraints, that it was easy for me to think it was an indigenous invention. I was disappointed to learn that while it is not firang, it is not Indian either. The patent for this was awarded to Taiwanese inventor Tsao-i Shih in 1996 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fly-killing_device#Electric_flyswatter).
Worse still it is, to learn that Mungeri Lal is actually an American. The character is loosely based on Walter Mitty, the one recently brought to film.
Oh well, at least, we will always have Chess!
