With nearly 15,000 policemen and paramilitary personnel sealing Bangalore in the tightest security blanket ever thrown on a city for an event this side of the Vindhyas, the list of casualties, not surprisingly, was on the lower side: 1,200 arrests and about 25 injured in police action, including 10 police personnel. "Constant preparedness, top of the line action and our sheer numbers brought us success," a beaming Burman told Outlook minutes after the pageant ended. Yet, like Coolie, the pageant could not qualify for being labelled a box office superhit. Director Priyadarshans final show was conjured by an overwhelming mixture of colour, culture and confusion. Actresses Manju Warrier, Shobana, Bhanupriya, Juhi Chawla, Sonali Bendre and Pooja Batra, along with Prabhudeva, Alisha Chinai and Mallika Sarabhaiit was an assorted crew that came together to present a pot pourri of performances packaged as India. Which actually was the filmi pop version, as seen through the eyes of tinsel townPriyadarshan, music director Ilayaraja, art director Sabu Cyril and Bachchan himselfcomplete with at least 25 dancers in typical song-sequence style accompanying each of the presentations. More baffling was also the fact that the entire presentation of India to the world happened before the global uplink and was limited to Indian viewers.