It looks like I'm only amusing myself here! That's OK. I guess I can't expect many people these days to get excited over Manoj Kumar or Mehmood. Plus, I've lost half my audience each time I go on vacation!
Well,
I like Manoj Kumar. I think he's handsome and manly in a way that they just don't make guys anymore. He reminds me of the way men were when I was a kid. The clothes and the build and I don't know what else.

Don't know if I've ever seen him take his shirt off (maybe in "Shaheed"?), but he's got a nice patch of hair there:

He definitely needs a haircut, though. I love this kind of men's outfit, not sure what it's called:

It's sexy, but it covers every inch of a guy's body, so I guess that's not so good. How am I going to judge their butt that way? Speaking of which:


Nice dimensions - but the pants aren't tight enough.
As for Mehmood - he's one of those guys that I think only I find sexy. He's soooooooo hairy looking. I mean, just look at his arm:

It's like a gorilla. I'm in love. Here he is wearing another type of sexy South Asian costume:

Don't know what that one's called either, although for an American like me, I'd have to think of it as "Sinbad wear". I know he's supposed to be a fat clown, but as I've said before, a brown belly covered with black hair is the height of sexiness for me:

And there's that hairy arm again. Have I made it clear yet that I like general hirsuteness in a man? Well, perhaps I just need 100 more posts on the subject to make it perfectly clear.
"Neel Kamal" was actually an extremely entertaining film. There aren't many of these 3-hour films that don't catch me looking at the clock now and then, but this was one of them. The first of two Indian reincarnation pics I saw in the last few days. That has to be the explanation for me - there's some Himanshu in some Indian village and we were lovers in a past life, but separated, killed even! And now he is calling me to him and I can't resist.