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Incredible India

>> Friday, July 2, 2010


How many of us actually realise how incredible India is after all? Bollywood film makers rarely do, considering they are shooting all over the world except in India and for most of us a honeymoon almost implicitly means a trip abroad. Gets me wondering what do people believe our country lacks? We have the most beautiful historical monuments, such varied history and true diversity that are non-existent in most parts of the world. What’s more amazing is that that we have 28 states and each one of them is so unique in terms of people, culture and beauty. The people, the history, the unique atmosphere that makes everyone feel at home, the unity in diversity, the packed trains, and the bustling streets to name a few, are what make it truly incredible and truly India.

The incredible India commercials depict every aspect of the nation – its dance forms, serene backwaters, misty mountains, and amazing structures - that are so mind-blowing and have received numerous awards at many International film festivals.

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