Thread: TPWW The Music Vol. 1
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Old 12-28-2007, 05:21 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Kalyx triaD View Post
First off Kalyx TriaD, thank-you for including my song choice on your Tpww Track. . However - I did want to include the VIDEO for my song (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqKEw4c5vtE). Without the video, the song loses its relevance for me.

The video is from the actual movie. Like I said before - this song has significant meaning for me because I took part in a re-enactment of this song in front of 5,000 people.

My 20 year old nephew is an aspiring Bollywood actor (he actually recently got accepted into a side role in a Bollywood movie). He is a minor celebrity within the Indian community in Vancouver, and so that's why so many people turned up.

Since I am his uncle (and have a little bit of an acting background myself), I was allowed to play the lead villain for the movie.

If anyone cares to watch the You Tube video, my nephew played the role of DON in the movie (the guy that dances with the two girls). His real life GF (and fellow actress) was one of the main girls that danced with him.

I played the role of Vardhana (the guy that hands one guy a poisonous beer in the bathroom).

My nephew and I also had a pretty cool fight scene in front of the 5,000 people on stage. It was definitely one of the greatest adrenaline rushes I've ever had in life.

So anyways - that's the background on why this song was my song choice for this Tpww album.
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