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Ever wonder where the “commit no nuisance” phrase and sign come from?
Check out this article on the psychology of urination at onlyscience.net
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rizwanoola/ / CC BY-ND 2.0
Ever wonder where the “commit no nuisance” phrase and sign come from?
Check out this article on the psychology of urination at onlyscience.net
Utpal Datta stole the show in the Bengali film, Bikele bhorer phul. Here are a couple of memorable teasers for purposes of review. Both clips are under one minute and courtesy of Angel Video. If you like these clips, I encourage you to buy the original VCD from them.
In the first, Utpal Datta gets emotional while reciting the poem he wrote, Khokon amar jadumoni.
In the second, as a special guest, he gives a completely unexpected speech (তোমরা মেয়েরা, তোমরা কি?)
Robi Ghosh had a short, but memorable cameo appearance in the 1968 Parthapratim Choudhury directed film, Hansamithun. In this short scene, Robi explains the difference between mime and being an actual mute to a rustic friend from Contai.
Contai, Contai, Contai. Tui na ekhon ekta gaainya roye geli! Kothay Contai aar kothay Paris?
Speechless!