Since there was no videos for a long time, today I am posting 2 videos of songs from a single Telugu film.. :-D Both these songs have great music by Devi Sri Prasad and it feels good to watch such fresh songs anyday!!!
Movie: Kalusu Kovalani
Cast: Uday Kiran, Ghajala
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
1) Thalathalamani...
2) Udhayanchina...
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Monday, March 12, 2007
Belated Wishes for Woman's day!!!!
Woman's day was on 8th March, that too last week :-D I know... But I dedicate this article to all powerful women in this world with belated wishes from me. And I take this opportunity to post an article from Rediff.com about my Goddess :-D
India's Best actresses ever - No.1: Madhuri Dixit
India's sweetheart. Madhuri Dixit is the actress, an all-time chimera of the quintessential Bollywood heroine. From danseuse to dunce, from dreamy to droll, from Dayavan to dhak-dhak -- not just did she excel, but armed with that mega smile, she ruled over the nation with absolute power.
Miss Dixit really broke onto the scene with 1988's Tezaab, the film establishing a few simple truths -- India had flipped for the Ding-dong-ding dance, Madhuri looked good with Anil Kapoor, and the lady sure could act. Then came a spate of films cashing in on that formula: hit musicians creating songs the Kathak dancer would give her own twist to, the everpresent Anil Kapoor and a meaty part for Madhuri. And while this string ran with great glee, soon it was apparent that the only key ingredient in the mix was Dixit herself.
Like Julia Roberts, Madhuri's box office appeal is universally contagious. Bollywood's highest paid actress, she was the first to charge prices equivalent, and even eclipsing, the top heroes; it is currently rumoured that fees for her comeback feature are astronomical. Either way, it's a terrific investment. Madhuri's films have enjoyed enormous appeal, even without mainline heroes, with audiences readily queuing up to see just the superstar on screen.
Madhuri braved possibly the worst fashion fiascos through her career and yet emerged on top -- a staggering achievement considering those 80s polka-dotted frocks. She's turned barefoot artists into filmmakers, young Khans into romantic heroes, wasted scripts into eminently watchable films, cornball farce into classic comedy, melodrama into mellow.
Heck, she even made marriage seem fun.
India's Best actresses ever - No.1: Madhuri Dixit
India's sweetheart. Madhuri Dixit is the actress, an all-time chimera of the quintessential Bollywood heroine. From danseuse to dunce, from dreamy to droll, from Dayavan to dhak-dhak -- not just did she excel, but armed with that mega smile, she ruled over the nation with absolute power.
Miss Dixit really broke onto the scene with 1988's Tezaab, the film establishing a few simple truths -- India had flipped for the Ding-dong-ding dance, Madhuri looked good with Anil Kapoor, and the lady sure could act. Then came a spate of films cashing in on that formula: hit musicians creating songs the Kathak dancer would give her own twist to, the everpresent Anil Kapoor and a meaty part for Madhuri. And while this string ran with great glee, soon it was apparent that the only key ingredient in the mix was Dixit herself.
Like Julia Roberts, Madhuri's box office appeal is universally contagious. Bollywood's highest paid actress, she was the first to charge prices equivalent, and even eclipsing, the top heroes; it is currently rumoured that fees for her comeback feature are astronomical. Either way, it's a terrific investment. Madhuri's films have enjoyed enormous appeal, even without mainline heroes, with audiences readily queuing up to see just the superstar on screen.
Madhuri braved possibly the worst fashion fiascos through her career and yet emerged on top -- a staggering achievement considering those 80s polka-dotted frocks. She's turned barefoot artists into filmmakers, young Khans into romantic heroes, wasted scripts into eminently watchable films, cornball farce into classic comedy, melodrama into mellow.
Heck, she even made marriage seem fun.
Thursday, March 08, 2007
The Nerd Test
Got a chance to attend the Nerd Test through a link given by Hell's Angel.
Atlast, got a chance in my life to prove that I am not a nerd, as others look at me :-D
Atlast, got a chance in my life to prove that I am not a nerd, as others look at me :-D
Your Score Summary
Overall, you scored as follows:
47% scored higher (more nerdy),
1% scored the same, and
52% scored lower (less nerdy).
What does this mean? Your nerdiness is:
Somewhat nerdy. I mean face it, you are nerdier than about half the test takers.
Monday, March 05, 2007
Poove Poochoodavaa - A Classic
I happened to watch this movie on TV few days back, on a Saturday morning. Its one of the best examples to show that there is no one like Faasil to make entertaining family fares with his strong focus on relationships.
A simple story, remade from "Nokkathaa Dhoorathu Kannum Nattu" in Malayalam that revolves around bonding between a lonely grandma and her dying grand daughter. Its so realistic and sentimental that I cannot stop myself from shedding a few drops of tears everytime I watch this movie. Nadiya and Padmini are just like someone in your neighborhood, which makes one to get so much attached to their characters in the movie. Great performances, simple narration and brilliant music - its really a classic movie!!!
Its quite an old film, I have seen it on TV umpteen number of times, still, there is some emotional attachment with this movie that makes me watch it again and again. May be its because, I miss a grandma in my life in many ways, but really can't do anything about it, the relation has become a non-existent one right from my birth.
Now 3 comparisons gave rise to nostalgic feelings and made me post this here:
1. Comparing this movie with Faasil's latest bull-shit movie Oru Naal Oru Kanavu.
2. Comparing Nadiya in this movie with the 0% talent and 100% junk actresses of today's cinema.
3. Comparing the divine relationship shown in this movie with the ones potrayed in today's movies like Kalaaba kadhalan and Uyir with crappy justifications.
A simple story, remade from "Nokkathaa Dhoorathu Kannum Nattu" in Malayalam that revolves around bonding between a lonely grandma and her dying grand daughter. Its so realistic and sentimental that I cannot stop myself from shedding a few drops of tears everytime I watch this movie. Nadiya and Padmini are just like someone in your neighborhood, which makes one to get so much attached to their characters in the movie. Great performances, simple narration and brilliant music - its really a classic movie!!!Its quite an old film, I have seen it on TV umpteen number of times, still, there is some emotional attachment with this movie that makes me watch it again and again. May be its because, I miss a grandma in my life in many ways, but really can't do anything about it, the relation has become a non-existent one right from my birth.
Now 3 comparisons gave rise to nostalgic feelings and made me post this here:
1. Comparing this movie with Faasil's latest bull-shit movie Oru Naal Oru Kanavu.
2. Comparing Nadiya in this movie with the 0% talent and 100% junk actresses of today's cinema.
3. Comparing the divine relationship shown in this movie with the ones potrayed in today's movies like Kalaaba kadhalan and Uyir with crappy justifications.
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