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It was the first Bollywood movie to be shot in Baden-Baden, Germany, and in the German theme park Europa Park. It stars Shahrukh Khan, Madhuri Dixit and Karisma Kapoor, with an extended cameo by Akshay Kumar. The tag line is 'Someone somewhere is made for you.' It was directed by Yash Chopra.

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If people don't want criminals on the cover of Rolling Stone, don't buy the magazine and don't provide it free publicity by promoting it with online outrage.Shahrukh Khan Madhuri Dixit Karisma Kapoor Akshay KumarДil To Pagal Hai (Hindi: а¤¦а¤їа¤І а¤¤аҐ‹ а¤Єа¤ѕа¤—а¤І а¤№аҐ€, Urdu: ШЇЩ„ ШЄЩ€ ЩѕШ§ЪЇЩ„ ЫЃЫ’, translation: The Heart Is Crazy) is a Bollywood comedy/drama, released October 31, 1997, depicting the love lives of dancers in a musical dance troupe.

Why is it that we don't seem to understand this as adults? As much as I loath the faux celebrity status that so many people like Paris Hilton, The Gosslin and Kardashian's have been able to obtain, the real responsibility for their success sits directly with everyone who financially supports them by watching and buying the magazines with them on the cover. Acting out little kids don't get parties, they get time-outs. You don't reward bad behaviour with attention, you ignore it. Do all the protestors blogging, tweeting and publically posting their outrage about this cover understand all they are doing is bringing more attention, and more dollars, to the magazine? I don't know about you but I have not bought a copy of RS in years, and had no intention of starting with this one. The outrage rings a bit hypocritical, as any attention, including the cover is a form of promotion for the magazine. Matthew Perry was not on last week's People Magazine because of his incredible post Friends television career? Oprah's biggest interviews last year were not Politian's or award winning actors, but Whitney Houston's daughter and The Kardashians. Some of the most talented entertainers in the world, singers Groban and Streisand, actors Streep, DiNero and Day Lewis rarely make the covers of magazines. Crimes of course are different, but the profiting from pain theory is about the same. OJ anyone? My feelings toward this cover are about the same as my feelings about Oprah just making a two million dollar deal with Lindsay Lohan. Whether it be simply acting stupid, acting out addictions publically, getting drunk, wrecking your car or in more extreme cases murder. But sadly, in America, bad behaviour is what gets you attention. Now I want to be clear, I am not comparing the behaviour of acting out celebrities and terrorists. Maybe the fact they both had sort of a crazed look made it easier to swallow. Seems to me, that although they never made the cover of RS, the Sandy Hook and Batman theatre shooters were on the covers of almost every newspaper and splashed across the screen at nausea after their hideous crimes. We seem to like our monsters ugly, makes it easier to accept, easier to spot them, easier to mentally distance them from ourselves. I wonder however if it is the cover that bothers people so much or the fact that Dzhokhar is not ugly. I agree with most of the arguments from those who say that putting Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine is in poor taste. They were mad men, radical religious extremists far away on the other side of the world. R.I.P Corey, gone far too early.ДЄs horrified we all were by 911, there was a tiny bit of comfort that the monsters behind it were not like us. Not appearing on TMZ every other day in one story or another, not jumping on the cover of People magazine to discuss his addiction and not through bringing down others around him. By quiet I don't mean alone, I hope he reached out to his family and friends. Kind and compassionate, pleasant and hard working. They seem to think they have a right to take their emotional struggles out on other humans with no thought those around them are struggling as well, just more quietly.Д®verything I have heard and read from those who knew and worked with Monteith describe him positively. I don't need to name all the celebrities who take their demons out in destructive ways including using and abusing those around them. Some sadly, still struggle.Д¬elebrities are no different when it comes to having demons, money and fame is not a cure, in fact it can often make them worse. We all have demons, but usually by 31, most of us have found a way to get through the day without them getting in the way too too much. Maybe partly due to his age of just 31, but for me it is also more about the respectful way he handled his demons. There have been many celebrity deaths over the last few years, but for some reason Cory Monteith's is one of the sadder ones to me.