Bollywood Item Numbers
Duets
Item Numbers are the Song and Dance music videos,
which are part of most Bollywood movies.
At first they were quite annoying and confusing to me.
I thought why would they just start dancing out of nowhere,
but after watching many Bollywood movies,
I've come to understand their value for the story line
and come to enjoy and even look forward to them.
On this page I will set up links to videos and slideshows which show Symbolism
I've found in some of these 'Item Number - Duets'.
Click on an image to be taken to the video's page.
which are part of most Bollywood movies.
At first they were quite annoying and confusing to me.
I thought why would they just start dancing out of nowhere,
but after watching many Bollywood movies,
I've come to understand their value for the story line
and come to enjoy and even look forward to them.
On this page I will set up links to videos and slideshows which show Symbolism
I've found in some of these 'Item Number - Duets'.
Click on an image to be taken to the video's page.
 Katrina Kaif & Akshay Kumar - Jee Karda |  Katrina Kaif & Saif Ali Khan - Khwab Dekhe (Sexy Lady) w/ English subs |
Katrina Kaif & Akshay Kumar - Paisa
| 
Katrina Kaif & Akshay Kumar - Tees Meir Khan
|
Zarine & Salman Khan -
Character Dheela
| 
Salman Khan & Kareena Kapoor -
Desi Beat
|
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