Showing posts with label moves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moves. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 November 2012

honda city


The 2010 Honda Cityhave been reviewed all angles. A new fascia has been given to the Honda City and the new looks are totally enticing. list has taken Honda City far ahead of competitors. It looks amazingly beautiful with the first-in-class electric sunroof which lets compartment with breeze all over. The outside rear view mirrors are dressed elegantly with turn indicators, an added practical option. In the front the look is changed with a premium chrome radiator grille. Ample of chrome gives a feeling of luxury and holds Honda badge proudly. . It has everything to lure Indian customers. The new 10 spoke alloy wheels are commendable and look jaw-dropping while the car moves. A new set of rear the combination tail slamps are rendered to the 2012 Honda City sedan enhancing its style quotient. Bumpers is the completely change right from front to rears and are given much sports look following the arrow shoot design. At rear are placed intelligently below the bumpered. All these new feature make the car exceptional.

 Honda City has dynamic styling. Honda uses  reflector lenses its headlamps instead of the expensive projector type headlamp that  overall manufacturing cost of this car. From the rear side the new Honda City.

Sunday, 7 October 2012

Djokovic wows Beijing with 'Gangnam Style' dance




Beijing: Novak Djokovic delighted fans in Beijing on Sunday with a rendition of the famed horse-riding dance from South Korean pop hit "Gangnam Style" after defeating Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to win his third China Open.

The 25-year-old Serb beat France's Tsonga in straight sets to win the $2.2 million event and then fulfilled a promise made earlier in the week to copy the moves to the Internet sensation by South Korean rapper Psy.

Djokovic, world number two, looked nervous and reluctant at first following the request by the tournament's compere, but soon strutted his stuff along with several ball-boys and girls in front of the crowd of around 10,000.

"Nothing was planned," Djokovic said.

"I was talking to fans who suggested to me to do that dance at the end of the tournament in case I win.

"So I had to hold my promise, and it was fun. I think it was obvious that I was the worst dancer there out of the small group, but it still was quite a lot of fun," he added.

The video to "Gangnam Style", featuring Psy's much-imitated dance, went viral after its July release on YouTube, where it has notched up more than 390 million views.

Almost overnight, Psy was transformed into South Korea's best-known cultural export, succeeding where the manufactured girl and boy bands of the homegrown "K-pop" phenomenon have failed, by breaking into the US market.

Despite being sung almost entirely in Korean, the song has topped the British charts and reached number two on the US Billboard's Hot 100 chart.