Thursday, March 3, 2011
PARSIS AND GUJARATIS
from the book MAXIMUM CITY, by Suketu Mehta, I got the feel that if there is something really nice in this world that someone is doing, there is absolutely nothing wrong in learning from them and follow in his steps. Being conservative with growth is of no good, way to go with making your embrace still larger. Definitely study them, learn from them and then do it your own way ;) some communities have evolved so much, you just shouldn't miss these facts of your world! Inspiring as ever
Thursday, February 3, 2011
MSRIT
Beauty, students walking in their white aprons, with dreams in their eyes, and a blessed professor shows up sometimes like God, Beauty no doubt
Monday, January 24, 2011
Professionalism
Read the code of conduct for employees of various organizations to get a brief about what work ethics is all about.
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Express Highway Patrol
The NICE corridor Express Way, and the Express Fly-Over on the Hosur road towards Electronic city, are they all not beauties?
22 Jan 2011
Just returned from a missed trip of the Bannerghatta National Park! But the time we spent in Gottigere temples and the hilly rock was simply worth it! This is another instance of beauty! The photos of Ryan International School, some other high and our passing by the IIMB were all rays of great hopes of beauty!
Monday, January 10, 2011
History of Partying
was going through the history of Partying, and found a couple of new websites, chatroulette and secondlife! Partying has really evolved, and to know how to party is to know how to enjoy!! this is beauty for sure!
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Indian Administrative Services
Administration is different from politics, federalism of the huge Indian state, the evolution of Indian administration and its history right from the colonial times till today is just a phenomenon! If this isn't beauty, then what is?
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
DJ In You
Music touches the extremes of human emotions, is it not beauty when a serious man hums a very much touchy feely song?? Beauty ofcourse...
Extremes of human expression... is this Beauty again?
Maddalacheruvu Suri at the Mantri Mall. His wife Bhanumati and son Harshvardhan Reddy watched the flick at the Cauvery theatre
The mall at Malleswaram – which houses the Inox multiplex — swarmed with several men. A few minutes before the 9.30 pm show was to begin in one of the screening halls, a group of tough-looking men walked in and gave it a thorough scan.
They were taking no chances, as they were preparing for a special screening of the Telugu version of the flick for their leader, Maddalachervu Suri, the protagonist, played on screen by Tamil superstar Suriya.
The men were escorting Suri who is accused of murdering Paritala Ravi. A TDP MLA, Ravi had a long-standing feud with Suri. He was murdered a few years ago. Now, Suri fears a threat to his life from Ravi’s followers in Anantapur region of neighbouring Andhra Pradesh.
The movie, which focuses on their rivalry, could not be released in a few parts of Anantapur district due to violence and tension. So, associates of Suri ‘anna’ came all the way on a 700-km drive from Hyderabad to Bangalore to watch the exclusive show. The irony was more than 100 armed men – but not blatantly – kept guard outside while Suri and many of his friends and followers were watching the flick, described as ‘too violent’ by critics and movie-goers.
“We organised the screening of the movie in the city due to security reasons,’’ Babu Rajendra Prasad, a distant relative of Suri who stays in Yelahanka, told Bangalore Mirror. “We organised a three-tier security. The first was stationed around the mall to guard our vehicles and keep an eye on rivals.”
“The second took positions outside the screening hall. The third tier comprised people sitting inside the hall with Anna.”
Sources said that even the snacks and beverages sent inside were thoroughly examined before being served to Anna.
It was not at all safe for him to watch the movie anywhere else, and plans had to be made for him to catch the movie in Bangalore. Speaking to Bangalore Mirror, Suri said, “Some of the incidents were close to the way they happened.”
In nearby Palace Road, a somewhat similar scene had played out a few hours earlier at Cauvery theatre, when Suri’s wife Bhanumati and son Harshvardhan Reddy went to watch the movie.
A large number of Suri's supporters had come to Bangalore from neighbouring Anantapur-Penugonda region in Andhra Pradesh in more than 50 vehicles
Their associates had booked the theatre for a special screening as the duo were accompanied by a large number of Suri’s supporters, who had come from neighbouring Anantapur-Penukonda region, in more than 50 vehicles.
They raised slogans praising Suri before entering the theatre and while leaving. It was a rather unusual experience for other cine-goers who had come to watch movies in other theatres nearby.
Among the visitors were Anantapur Congress leader Madhu Mohan Reddy and Punganur ex-MLA Sridar Reddy. Apart from them, giving company to Suri in the movie hall at Malleshwaram were Yelahanka MLA S R Vishwanath and Surpur MLA Raju Gowda.
The mall at Malleswaram – which houses the Inox multiplex — swarmed with several men. A few minutes before the 9.30 pm show was to begin in one of the screening halls, a group of tough-looking men walked in and gave it a thorough scan.
They were taking no chances, as they were preparing for a special screening of the Telugu version of the flick for their leader, Maddalachervu Suri, the protagonist, played on screen by Tamil superstar Suriya.
The men were escorting Suri who is accused of murdering Paritala Ravi. A TDP MLA, Ravi had a long-standing feud with Suri. He was murdered a few years ago. Now, Suri fears a threat to his life from Ravi’s followers in Anantapur region of neighbouring Andhra Pradesh.
The movie, which focuses on their rivalry, could not be released in a few parts of Anantapur district due to violence and tension. So, associates of Suri ‘anna’ came all the way on a 700-km drive from Hyderabad to Bangalore to watch the exclusive show. The irony was more than 100 armed men – but not blatantly – kept guard outside while Suri and many of his friends and followers were watching the flick, described as ‘too violent’ by critics and movie-goers.
“We organised the screening of the movie in the city due to security reasons,’’ Babu Rajendra Prasad, a distant relative of Suri who stays in Yelahanka, told Bangalore Mirror. “We organised a three-tier security. The first was stationed around the mall to guard our vehicles and keep an eye on rivals.”
“The second took positions outside the screening hall. The third tier comprised people sitting inside the hall with Anna.”
Sources said that even the snacks and beverages sent inside were thoroughly examined before being served to Anna.
It was not at all safe for him to watch the movie anywhere else, and plans had to be made for him to catch the movie in Bangalore. Speaking to Bangalore Mirror, Suri said, “Some of the incidents were close to the way they happened.”
In nearby Palace Road, a somewhat similar scene had played out a few hours earlier at Cauvery theatre, when Suri’s wife Bhanumati and son Harshvardhan Reddy went to watch the movie.
A large number of Suri's supporters had come to Bangalore from neighbouring Anantapur-Penugonda region in Andhra Pradesh in more than 50 vehicles
Their associates had booked the theatre for a special screening as the duo were accompanied by a large number of Suri’s supporters, who had come from neighbouring Anantapur-Penukonda region, in more than 50 vehicles.
They raised slogans praising Suri before entering the theatre and while leaving. It was a rather unusual experience for other cine-goers who had come to watch movies in other theatres nearby.
Among the visitors were Anantapur Congress leader Madhu Mohan Reddy and Punganur ex-MLA Sridar Reddy. Apart from them, giving company to Suri in the movie hall at Malleshwaram were Yelahanka MLA S R Vishwanath and Surpur MLA Raju Gowda.
Shock of extremity
Hyderabad, Jan 4: Ram Gopal Varma, the maverick director who directed the movie Raktha Charithra tweeted, "Its shocking to see a person with whom I have been interacting with for over a year for research of Rc just lying there still and lifeless," on the death of gangster Suri.
Buzz up!
It was s scene straight out of the movies and even at the cost of sounding cynical at the sad loss of a human life, Ram Gopal Verma will be the last man laughing at the moment. The murder of Gangula Suryanarayana Reddy alias Maddelacheruvu Suri in cold-blood on Monday in Hyderabad will be fodder for many more RGV movies. Monday, Jan 3 saw the murder of Suri, the prime accused in the murder of Paritala Ravi, ex-TDP MLA in an apparent shoot-out by unidentified assailants.
The assailants pumped two bullets, that pierced Suri's head and he succumbed to his injuries in Apollo hospital late night on Monday.
The Paritala VS Suri saga shot to limelight recently with the release of Ram Gopal Verma's latest movie Raktha Charithra. Though the movie was not a major grosser in the box office, there was a lot of hype surrounding it. RGV is not a man who would turn his back into anything controversial and he personally met with Suri to discuss the script. The sequel of the movie annoyed Madelacheruvu Suri and he pinpointed parts of the movie that was far from the truth. Varma on the other hand at the time had claimed that any kind of publicity was good for him and termed the movie "just fiction."
Tamil actor Surya who essayed the role of Suri termed the incident " unfortunate" and added, "I am shocked... I have no words to express". Ram Gopal Verma too expressed his shock and tweeted, "By the time I finished rakta charitra the reality became a film for me and now this incident jolted me back into reality."
Ram Gopal Verma can be sure that Raktha Charithra DVD's will fly off the shelves as the new murder mystery will evoke people's curiosity on the political rivalry that can put the best of movie script to shame.
Buzz up!
It was s scene straight out of the movies and even at the cost of sounding cynical at the sad loss of a human life, Ram Gopal Verma will be the last man laughing at the moment. The murder of Gangula Suryanarayana Reddy alias Maddelacheruvu Suri in cold-blood on Monday in Hyderabad will be fodder for many more RGV movies. Monday, Jan 3 saw the murder of Suri, the prime accused in the murder of Paritala Ravi, ex-TDP MLA in an apparent shoot-out by unidentified assailants.
The assailants pumped two bullets, that pierced Suri's head and he succumbed to his injuries in Apollo hospital late night on Monday.
The Paritala VS Suri saga shot to limelight recently with the release of Ram Gopal Verma's latest movie Raktha Charithra. Though the movie was not a major grosser in the box office, there was a lot of hype surrounding it. RGV is not a man who would turn his back into anything controversial and he personally met with Suri to discuss the script. The sequel of the movie annoyed Madelacheruvu Suri and he pinpointed parts of the movie that was far from the truth. Varma on the other hand at the time had claimed that any kind of publicity was good for him and termed the movie "just fiction."
Tamil actor Surya who essayed the role of Suri termed the incident " unfortunate" and added, "I am shocked... I have no words to express". Ram Gopal Verma too expressed his shock and tweeted, "By the time I finished rakta charitra the reality became a film for me and now this incident jolted me back into reality."
Ram Gopal Verma can be sure that Raktha Charithra DVD's will fly off the shelves as the new murder mystery will evoke people's curiosity on the political rivalry that can put the best of movie script to shame.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Intellectuall feats: Another Beauty
"I know as many as 15 languages", I am a polyglot
He is the only guy who knows how it works
If there is anything you really want to know about it, then go to him, he is the right kind of person
Oh! if only I were as intelligent and blessed as him!
He is the only guy who knows how it works
If there is anything you really want to know about it, then go to him, he is the right kind of person
Oh! if only I were as intelligent and blessed as him!
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