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CityMasala is a one of a kind magazine for the
South Asian population living in the U.S.A. CityMasala is all about FUN and
ENTERTAINMENT!
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Meditate
the Key to your inner
strength
Meditation is a great way to relax with
many other benefi ts associated with it. Meditation is a break from your busy
daily life, hectic job, worries and concerns.Turn off your mobile phone, let
your computer and your e-mails wait for a minute and give yourself some time to
meditate. We are such an action oriented society that it becomes extremely
necessary to relax as we become more aware of ourselves.
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Zen and the Essential
Oils
Aromatherapy is the Indian Ayurvedic
science dating back 3500 years. An ancient form of healing that uses the art of
blending essential oils. Steam or water distillation is used to extract the oils
from the flowers, leaves, stems and roots of plants. The oil not only holds the
true fragrance or perfume of the plant it was drawn from but also carries with
it all of the healing and medicinal properties.
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Bollywood Film Review
2009
2008 was one of Bollywood’s most acclaimed
years with fabulous Hindi flicks. If there was the critically acclaimed and
publically loved
A Wednesday, then there
was the musically rocking Rock On! Then there was the flamboyant
Dostana, the realistic Fashion,
the historical Jod ha-Akbar
and the youthful
Jaane Tu…Ya Jaane Na before the year ended on an even higher note with
both the Khans: Shah Rukh
and Aamir
vying for the top spot with
Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi and Ghajini.
When it came down to recognizing the best of the best for 2008, for the most
part the same artists were nominated and awarded with top honors.
Hrithik Roshan
bagged most of the Best Actor
Awards for his performance in
Jodha-Akbar. Ditto for
Priyanka Chopra as the small-town girl turned supermodel in Fashion.
As for the Best Film of the year, audiences and critics found themselves divided
between a period film and a modern take on the Indian sentiments:
Jodha-Akbar and
A Wednesday
respectively. And as the
clock struck midnight on the 31st
of December 2008, a new
movie year for Bollywood was born. Check out CityMasala’s verdict on Bollywood
in 2009.
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