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                                                           Bollywood is Dead Yes!!! That’s right. Bollywood is Dead. The Industry that has gone on for more than a century is finally losing its power. Despite all the money, all the glamour, and all the big talks of distribution and franchise and worldwide domination of markets, the industry has run its course.    It is losing its hold on the people. People are now getting led away by internet series and reality shows on television. The reality of the movie industry is that it has lost its charm. Going to see movies these days, is like spending a ton from your pocket and not getting the value of it. The people go for the mall experience more than the movie. Even the food is three times the normal cost, though and the movies are bland. There seems to be an atmosphere of emptiness which is going to bring about the end of this industry.   Gone are the days when Bollywood was an industry that had stars. When I grew up watchi

                                                                       One Summer Eve       Armand sat in the market , on the sidewalk watching as people passed by. People passed by , and looked at the sign , and then looked at him. HE didn’t seem much, but his sign board which was held high said   “ World’s best Fighter”. He lived in a small village of Colombia, and  was born on the roads, an orphan who was brought and nursed by a grandmother ,who passed away when he was seven. His name was Armand, and he had never known his parents. The mother died at child birth, and his father was never known about. The grandmother , before she died, gave him a scapular which was the only protection she could give him, which he wore all the time.      After the death of his grandmother, he took to collecting trash and begging as he had to sustain himself. He lived like that for two years, as he had nothing to do in his life. It was just go, ask for bread and collect trash and get