| India is rather unique in the amount of tamasha surrounding the government's budgetary announcements. |
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| Their reaction to the quake was to try and encash on it by organising a tamasha in the city. |
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| In the language of north India it would have been called a tamasha, and it was certainly quite a performance. |
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| And Indian spectators have converted this very polite, mannered Victorian game into an Indian tamasha. |
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| Even as the camera recorded this blatant act of arson, on the parapet sat a group of women, one of them nonchalantly dangling her legs, watching the tamasha. |
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| But cricket has become modern India's greatest tamasha. |
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| We had fine clothes, and feasting, and drum-beating, and fireworks let off in our village. It was a grand tamasha! |
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| The tamasha of cricket has never be more apparent. |
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| I waded into this once-in-four-year tamasha way back in the late 80s as a trainee sports reporter-cum-sub editor with the Free Press Journal in Bombay. |
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| Veteran Pakistani actor Javed Sheikh has confirmed that he will be playing a role in Imtiaz Ali's upcoming movie, Tamasha. |
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| Vithabai with her quick repartee and imaginative extempore dialogues and a vibrating singing voice brought about many changes in the Tamasha performance repertoire. |
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| Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Kapoor's Tamasha is one of them. |
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