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Movies I watched last year. Or 100 movies you need not watch before you die. 
Collected these over the last year from a  '5-in-1' shop in a basti (now demolished) in Gurgaon. 

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  1. Rohit MattooJan 16, 2012, 5:04:00 AM

    Year of the "naagin" then ?

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  2. Vinayak RazdanJan 16, 2012, 12:35:00 PM

    It started as that but soon descended to include lot of other poisonous material like Kanti Shahs, Sapnas, Shakeelas and whatnots. The sad part is I have actually seen one of these movies uncut (Sar Kati Lash) sitting on a wobbly wooden chair in front row of a run-down shack theatre in a town outside Nagpur.

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  3. ShubhankarJan 19, 2012, 3:11:00 PM

    "100 movies you need not watch before you die"

    This line had me cracking for like almost 10 minutes, the moment I read it. Just managed to compose myself to let you know that. Wittiest line I've come across in a long time.

    Even at the cost of sounding repetitive, a simply amazing blog. Eagerly look forward to your posts.

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  4. UnknownAug 28, 2012, 7:24:00 PM

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