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How Fair of unfair do you think are this years awards..? Heres what I found on this website http://www.khabrein.info/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=20470&Itemid=70&limit=1&limitstart=1 Assuming these are true. Here's what I feel. Nominees: Dostana; Ghajini; Jodhaa Akbar; Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi; Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na Rock On!! Winner- Jodha Akbar Well, first of all, where A Wednesday? What in the world is the reason why Rab ne finds a mention and A Wednesday doesnt? It is kinda ridiculous. Although, in the final analysis, the winner had to be Jodha Akbar, for its mass and class appeal. Best Director Nominations: A.R. Murugadoss - Ghajini Abhishek Kapoor - Rock On!! Aditya Chopra - Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi Ashutosh Gowariker - Jodhaa Akbar Madhur Bhandarkar - Fashion Neeraj Pandey - A Wednesday! Winnner: Ashutosh Gowarikar (Jodha Akbar) I personally felt it was a close call between three here - Neeraj, Madhur and Ashutosh, but then again I agree that it is safe

Well.. Isnt it unfair that we dont get to see the oscar nominated movies well after the awards are done and dusted? Anyways, here's reviewing the second nomination for best film. The curious case of Benjamin Button is a film about a man born old and aging in the reverse order. It is a film more importantly about the agelessness of everlasting love. Set in the 40s-60s the films look is true to its time - pastal and postcardish. The film is vaguely reminiscent of 3 previous oscar successes. In the flashback narrated by an ailing old woman and her daughter in a hospital, reminds you of Titanic's rose telling her grand-daughter her love story. In the way in which the lead pair (Pitt and Blanchett) meet and depart, there is a 'carrot and peas' feel of Forrest Gump. And, one particular sequence to narrate Kate's accident is almost on the lines of the French Oscar favorite of that year, Amilie. Having said that, the film does have a soul of its own, thanks to its endearing