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  • December 3, 2004

    Big Daddy Blogs

    The computing big daddy Microsoft, makes his super slow entry to the blogdom. Now with the already late release, we would expect him to come with the latest(latea vandhaalum types…).

    As of now(mind you, as of now) MSN Blog tool really bores with the look and feel. It has the typical msn layout with the kind of silly options that blogger and live journal were offering, sometime back. It’s time someone in their R&D will buck up and re-invent them in tune to blogger. With the kind of money Microsoft can pump in, this is going to be just a matter of time, I hope.

  • December 2, 2004

    A dream coming true…

    Kanaa Kanden
    [Pic :hindu.com]

    If I were to start listing from PC Sreeram, the list would continue like this. PC Sreeram[Meera], Santhosh Sivan[Terrorist], Rajeev Menon[Minsaara Kanavu], Jeeva[12b] and now KV Anand. You know what the list is about. KV Anand joins the list of cameraman-turned-director with his new flick Kanaa Kanden.

    Kanaa Kanden will have Srikanth and Gopika[Vandallo Vandallo] star the movie with Vidyasagar on the tunes and Subha[Suresh & Balaji] with the dialogues. Hindu says, Kanaa Kandein is a racy romantic thriller. The photo and the ads are already out and they look classy. Anand remarks that he missed Swades and Anniyan for persuing this one. Hopefully this venture would make him forget that fact.

  • December 1, 2004

    Mira Nair recaptures the

    Mira Nair recaptures the comedy of Munnabhai MBBS in English as Gangsta MD. Did someone believe Munnabhai MBBS had the script value to reach high places ? It happens.

    ‘Blog’ – Word of the year as per Merriam-Webster Inc. Blog was one of the most looked-up words on its Internet sites this year. We bloggers would love it. Why not. [via Spidey].

    Wal-Mart has 460 terabytes of data stored on Teradata mainframes. Imagine the data mining possibilities. The Internet has less than half as much data as this. Phew !! [via S.Anand]

  • November 30, 2004

    Thoorathil Therium Velicham Paathaikku Sondhamillai

    Thoorathil Therium Velicham
    Paathaikku Sondhamillai
    Minnalin Ooliyai Pidikka
    Minmini Poochikku Theriyavillai

    Vizhi Unakku Sondhamadi
    Vethanaigal Ennakku Sondhamadi
    Alai Kadalai Kadanthapinney
    Nuraigal Mattum Karaikkey Sondhamadi
    …
    …
    Puyaladithaal Malai Irukkum
    Marangalum Pookalum Maraindhu Vidum
    Sirippu Varum Azhugai Varum
    Kaathalil Irandumey Kalandhu Varum

    If Kanaa Kaanum Kalangal was touchy, this Kan Pesum Varthaigal grips. Na. Muthukumar, the lyricist and Singer Karthik need special mention. The picturisation isn’t all that avid but this song would stay in your heart for a long time. Reason ? An emotion called pain. And this one carries sheer pain.

  • November 29, 2004

    1 day, 14000 weddings and chaos unlimited

    Except NDTV, there weren’t too much hungama on any other media network about the 14000 weddings that happened yesterday in Delhi. NDTVs report on the weddings gave an insight about the kind of chaos, Delhi went through yesterday.

    Yesterday was supposed to be the most auspicious day of the year, add to it, the most chaotic too. The images of crowd, traffic was mind blowing. And if only it was in Chennai, the traffic would have come to nearly a halt. Looks like the price hike of mandapams, flower, music bands, ghoda and even pudits, were at an all-time high. Imagine the money flow. A average spending of 10 lakhs a marriage would mount up close to a huge 1400 crores. If this was the statistics just in Delhi, imagine the whole of India. Big Fat Indian Wedding. Read more here.

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