Bobby

Anything that is good to ears and touches the soul... mainly: Western: R&B, Country, Pop, Pub Classics. Indian: Romantic (Hindi songs) & Rabindra Sangeet (Bangla)

Hate violence in real life, as well as on reels. Any happy-go-lucky story of romance or stuff that stimulates the brain cells with real life issues are preferred. Worth remembering include: Sex and The City, My Best Friend's Wedding, Notting Hill, Women In Red, Beverley Hills Cop, Mackenna's Gold.

Sports & Infotainment

Love Reading -- on wide ranging issues. The list would actually appear endless here... but some worthy of mention would include: 1. The Tipping Point - Malcolm Gladwell, 2. Blink - Malcolm Gladwell 3. Why Forgive - Johann Christoph Arnold, 4. The Leap - Tom Ashbrook, 5. In Search of Excellence - Tom Peters, 6. Are You Experienced - William Sutcliffe, 7. Talking Straight - Lee Iacocca (also icludes his autobiography, 8. Alchemist - Paulo Coelho 9. Most of the books of Alister MacLean and Danielle Steel, 10. Three Mistakes of My Life, Five Point Someone and One Night @ Call Center by Chetan Bhagat

Have been very active with sports all along. Think of a game with a ball... and I have played it, except: Golf, Polo and Snooker. Cricket, Tennis, Hockey, Basketball and Soccer are favorites

Music and good friends... absolute essential of life. Love to write on issues that touch my heart or I feel strongly about... usually extempore or freelance scripts. And I love good food too:) Not a professional chef but sure... I love to cook as well. It comes to me very naturally

Search of a soulmate... to be able to celebrate, rejoice and cherish life:)

It's there between the two ears. To know more, you have gotta explore me:)

I dance to the beat of my heart :)

No one yet. Maybe just someone wanting to share my story; a story that's probably been told before. Maybe a different version or a different scenario, however, this is mine and this is me..

Well, I always wanted to be someone. I still lay there at night searching for my love and daydream about travelling overseas, working in villages with kids of need... and be someone to be in front cover of the magazine, talking about my courageous life and how I got there :) I guess what I would love is success:) Who doesn’t?? I'd like to be successful:):)

I am someone who has dreams that feel too far-fetched to grab. I work 9-6, Monday to Saturday. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining; I love my job. I just wish my job was my dream.

Well I'm halfway there to figure that one out. I am a person who has had so much cramped into it I am a person who strongly believes everything happens for a reason. We have paths chosen for us and it is up to us to walk those paths and decide which ones that will keep us going. Life is a journey, an experience. If something goes wrong - we fall, but it is up to us to pick ourselves up and to keep walking. The only difference is… I need to remember what crack I tripped over and to jump over it next time. I have negativity in my life, everyone does. I decide to let the positive push the negative away.

No, of course not, but they did. And as I said, they must happened for a reason. That's why I can't drown in my own sorrow. All that it will do is bring my spirit down. I want to get up and see the good things that life has planned for me.

I can't be around negative people, because I hate people that continue to make excuses and live yesterday instead of today. Everyone has to have problems otherwise there wouldn't be any paths for us to choose from. It's when it's the same problem and we sit there on the ground because you let the problem take over you. Instead you should feel yourself, listen to yourself, get up and keep walking.

Of course not. I want to be different. I can be very naughty. I can be crazy… funny… and sometimes weird. Truth be told, I can laugh on me. Being different is unique. When you lose yourself, I don't think you ever get it back. You experience new things and it keeps adding to the person you are.

Never knowing what's going to happen next. If someone sat me down at a table and told me how my life would fold out, what would be the point in living? Living is not knowing; living is learning everyday as it comes. There's always something to learn. I hate when people try and make your own problems their own. Why do people do that? Does it cover up their own problems? The only thing is when they keep talking like they know your problems. They don't know. They just want an excuse to have something to slow them down from working out their own. Is that harsh? I don't think so... It's my own opinion. There's nothing wrong with that in my eyes. If I wanted to share my problems, it would mean that I needed help to get up. If I don't bring them up, that means I don't want them to surface; I'm dealing with them in my own way.

Not strong enough, I don't think anyone is. Everyone has problems. The worst thing when you are pessimistic is, you don't like to hear problems because you are always working on your own.

Maybe... That's your opinion to have. I am always a helping hand, a listening ear but my eyes are open to see if you want to help yourself.