FilmIndia (1948)

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( In this section, the editor himself replies to queries from the readers. As thousands jo/ letters are received every month — some anxious and several frivolous — it is neither possible nor convenient to attend to all. Selected letters are usually treated in an informative and humorous strain and no offence is meant to anyone.) MISS SAROJ N. HAZARI (Bombay) Mr. Patel, do you feel sympathetic towards those refugees who rouge and powder their faces and come for a beauty parade on Marine Drive? Clean and presentable refugees are better than dirty and destitute ones. When is a marriage said to be successful? When the wife doesn't wish to live a minute longer than her husband. Have you got any aim in life? / have made bread the buWs-eye but miss the aim many a time. Honestly, tell me what would you do if all the women on this earth disappeared? J would disappear with them. Who wants to lose all the colour and live with the brutes! P. S. RAMALINGAM (Secunderabad Dn.) What is the use of an orthodox housewife knowing dancing? She may know his wrong steps when the husband is made to dance. V. SAGAR (Kalyan) Where is Neena these days? Is there anything gone wrong between her and W. Z. Ahmed? Ahmed and Neena are in Pukistan these days and there is peace in the Garden of Allah. C. S. N. MURTHY (Bangalore) Have you at any time felt the pulse of an ultramodern girl? An ultra-modem girl has no pulse. She has an aerial on which she hangs her telltale linen. Why do college girls press "filmindia" to their bosoms? They take it to heart and wonder what is wrong with the present college boys. NIRMAL KUMAR (Kanpur) When Shaukat Hussain can play the hero in fNur Jchan's real life, why can't he do the same on the screen? Shaukat is wiser than Shantaram. He knows that husbands don't make good screen heroes. MARRIS NELSON (Agra) What do you think would be the ultimate form of the American bathing costume? A transparent fig leaf made of plastic. G. A. MODAK (Hassan) Why is it there are more Irani restaurants in Bombay and Poona than Hindu vishrantigrahas? An Irani restaurant is the Hindu's first introduction to Islam and its meat menu. Some Brahmins begin with eggs and end with beef. The Hindu restaurants specialise in "bhajias" and "batata wadas" which the average Hindu gets in his own home. There is glamour about the Irani hotel where you can eat what you are not expected to and what is not cooked at home. Anything from opiated tea to cat's meat is available at the Irani restaurant and we are fast becoming Parisians these days the way we eat cats and let the women escape. Can you give me the address and caste of Sardar Chandulalji because I want to marry his daughter (if he has one) and get tons of money as dowry? The Sardar is a bania and has no daughter Ranjana coltects Raja Nene, beard and all, in "Shadise Pahile", of Raja Nene Productions. 2!