Boxing Day Games! Who is Your Perfect Movie Star?

Happy Day After Christmas/Salman’s Birthday/Boxing Day!!!! To help keep you entertained as you sneak glimpses of the internet on your phone, or to spark conversation as you giggle away with your girl cousins or middle-aged aunties, I will be providing quizzes/games all day. Starting with the most recent one, a quiz to discover who is your perfect star match!

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Christmas Means Hope, and Why I Find that in Indian Films

I wrote a silly thing for Sunday using Christmas traditions for fanfic.  And I am doing a Christmas Card giveaway.  All of that is kind of silly and superficial, it may seem as though I don’t take the holiday seriously.  Or maybe I do, but I don’t find anything in it that can overlap with my Hindi film love.  And that’s not the case, so I want to write a post about why Christmas is so important to me, and how it wraps itself around every part of my life, including the films I watch. (this is a repost from last year)

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Merry Christmas Eve!!! Grand Finale of the Christmas Season, Give Me Your Address and I Will Send You a Card!!!!

Happy Christmas Eve!  Like many households, we are celebrating with the annual Fight Over Whether Or Not to Go to Midnight Services.  It’s so cold!  And so late!  Is candlelight carol singing really worth it?  Or do we split the difference and either drive instead of walking, or go to the cheating 10:30pm service?  At least it gives us a nice topic of conversation for the next 12 hours

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Miss Bennet: Christmas At Pemberly Post (With Spoilers! Watch Out!): This Play is Like Watching a Really Really Good P&P FanFic, but at Christmas!

Procrastinatrix said she wanted a review of the totally silly Christmas play my sister and I just saw (while wearing matching Christmas sweatshirts!). It’s essentially Pride and Prejudice fanfic, but well-written fanfic. So good in fact that I kind of want to end by suggesting a minor rewrite and casting for the Indian version.

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