Katrina fashion

Thursday, July 15, 2010

katrana kaif



Katrina Kaif is no doubt one of the most popular heroines in Bollywood today. But can she match up to the steps of the ‘Dhak Dhak Girl’ Madhuri Dixit? Don’t think Katrina can dance as well as Madhuri but she has the guts to do her steps.

Yes, Katrina will be performing a hot item number for Farah Khan’s film Tees Maar Khan. She will be seen in a naughty ghaghra choli designed by Aki Narula. It’s not a cake walk for the actress, as she is going to shake like Madhuri, who was known for dancing. She will practice for 15-20 days for the particular dance number.

Director Farah Khan confirmed that Katrina has to do a village belle number a la Madhuri in Tees Maar Khan. She added that she has even given her Madhuri’s DVDs to watch, so that she gets the right expressions and the thumkas. The song will be shot at Malsej Ghat and choreograph by Geeta Kapoor and the director herself.
Hurricane Katrina made landfall near New Orleans on August 29, 2005, but still today we do not know the true death toll. Just how many people lost their lives as a result of that tragic event?

The Earth Institute is attempting to document all those who died as a result of the Hurricane and its extended aftermath and we need your help.

There are two principal reasons why the death toll remains unclear. One is that a large number of people remain missing. The second is that the number of deceased depends on exactly who is counted as being a victim of the hurricane. We must count all who drowned or were crushed in building collapses, but do we count those who had a prior medical condition such as heart disease or respiratory problems that were fatally aggravated by the trauma of the hurricane? Do we count those who committed suicide in the days after? Without details of who died or what caused their death we cannot begin to answer questions such as these concerning the variable risks people face in natural disasters.

The purpose of this Web site is to assemble a comprehensive list of all those who died directly and indirectly from the effects of Katrina and its long, tragic aftermath. We would like to compile as comprehensive a list as possible of the names, age, race, sex, cause of death, circumstances of death and way of life of all those whose deaths could plausibly be attributed to the hurricane or its consequences.
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