Diddi

16 thoughts on “Diddi”

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   Bikram May 3, 2009 — 1:43 am

   1st one …. 😀

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   Mohan May 3, 2009 — 3:43 am

   I don’t get it. Looks like another dating/matrimonial site, probably targeted towards desis in New York. So?

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   Algerian May 3, 2009 — 6:11 am

   I remember the song when it came out first in the earliy 90s. Everyone was humming it. There even was a bollywood “take” on Diddi. With anupam kher if am not mistaken.

   Anyways, does the third responder get an Ipod charger at least? 😉

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   daddy yankee May 3, 2009 — 7:29 am

   didi is more pricey than shaadi …..

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   sunny May 3, 2009 — 7:29 am

   creative and smart startup. Maybe she lost a job due to recession and started this!!

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   daddy yankee May 3, 2009 — 7:33 am

   FIP posts a pre-match blog – bangla tiger may play tomorrow

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   Sayandip May 3, 2009 — 10:21 am

   Ridiculous site and unnecessary blog-post.

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   prashant May 3, 2009 — 12:05 pm

   the way she was pronouncing DIDDI was hilarious!

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   Jhayu May 3, 2009 — 1:56 pm

   She couldn’t even say the word ‘didi’!

   I wanna be your diddi. =p Doesn’t sound right.

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    RichAndFamous May 3, 2009 — 2:05 pm

    You spammer!!!

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    MumbaiMeriJaan May 3, 2009 — 2:31 pm

    running out of stuff to blog about eh?

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    RichAndFamous May 3, 2009 — 2:39 pm

    I guess you can’t post quality blogs on both Fake IPL Player and this blog on same day.

    I have a feeling you are the fake IPL player. His Lingo, humor, sarcasm, style has lot of similarities with you.

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    Caligula May 3, 2009 — 2:41 pm

    This is AWESOME!

    Have sent the link to friends I think will find “Diddi” useful to get a move on with their sad lives.

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    bsin May 3, 2009 — 5:15 pm

    Arnab_da, ei gaan taar maane ki gow? 🙂

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    aylamrin May 3, 2009 — 5:42 pm

    ^^The above comment is mine, and I’m not “bsin” .

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    Bengal Voice May 3, 2009 — 9:28 pm

    Ahhh ….Didi!!! Khaled, the exiled Berber French-Algerian raï singer (who’s in hiding and fearing for his life in Paris), should be asked to make election-campaign songs in Bengali for our homegrown “grassroots” Didi. 😉

    And I would recommend that all other raï music fans listen to the other famous Algerian Berber-Jewish singer/DJ called “Cheb i Sabbah”. Cheb i Sabbah’s 4 Indian-classical music fusion albums are simply marvelous. Check out Cheb i Sabbah’s:
    – Shri Durga (1999)
    – Maha Maya-Shri Durga Remixed (2000)
    – Krishna Lila (2002)
    – Krishna Lila Select Bhajans (2002)

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