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It will be a comedy treat for Diwali in Bollywood		October 31, 2005

Bollywood is also gearing up for the release of three films for Diwali. The festive season ropes in big business due to high spending on such occasions. Priyadarshan’s Kyonki and Garam Masala leads the pack, followed by David Dhawan’s Shaadi No.1. Kyonki is a sensitive love

story with subtle humor and has the ravishing Kareena Kapoor and much mellowed Salman Khan in the lead. Garam Masala is a full length comedy with Akshay Kumar and John Abraham in the lead. Shaadi No. 1 has Fardeen Khan, Zayed Khan and Armaan Joshi. While there is a new wave of bold and slinky films, these comedies are bound to be a real treat.

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