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  • October 1, 2003

    Remembering Sivaji on his birthday:

    This gloomy eyed guy became the biggest star of tamil cinema and the first guy who was called as A Man with thousand faces. Featured by a swaggering gait, protuding big expressive eyes, enviable gift of acting was Chevalier Sivaji Ganesan. His ability to get into the skin of the character was envied by his contemporaries. Over his ruling of tamil cinema for more than 50 years, he has acted in all sorts of roles and but unfortunately did not bag all kinds of awards.

    Doesn’t matter he still stays in the hearts of good cinema lovers. Here is a piece of note left by my friend senthil in the comments when he reminded me of shivaji’s birthday. Read this. Goosebumps ahead. Take care.

    im surprised to see the love and affection they have for chevalier sivaji ganesan here in Malaysia.Though they don’t have the poster culture, there were continuous programmes in tamil radio channel and articles in tamil dailies .For eg, the aired his famous dialogue clippings from parasakthi to padiayappa,song snippets from all his famous films,interviews given by actors like superstar , kamal all this since morning ( now the time is just 12.00 noon).I remembered the day when he died , where radio 6 – a tamil radio channel conducted interviews where people were cryin and choking without words.Almost around 200 people( im not exaggerating) saw his death procession in TV standing in front of a cofee shop.I was surprised to see even young guys watching with tears in their eyes.Sivaji lived like a king and died like a king. Actors should not even try to match this great man…He will live in the hearts of all the tamils througout the world.

  • October 1, 2003

    Neo is coming back on

    Neo is coming back on Nov 5th. It’s a great news for me especially because I would be here in Chicago to watch it on an IMAX theatre.

    When Matrix Reloadedleft me decieved with it’s very egoistic film making style, I hoped it would miserable fail in the box-office so that the Wachowski brothers will get wacked and make Matrix Revolutions a master blaster. I am sure it would be one hell of a movie.

    The promos are already on TV here nad it’s getting bigger and better this time. The teasers are very fast and short. There is some kind of a big robot or some machine that comes walking towards in the teasers. I am not sure what that one is but it definetly makes me more curious than ever.

    Because this is going to be the last one of the trilogy, lots of expectations in air this time. I hope Neo, Trinity and Morpheus keep up the good job. Check out this snap of the trio.

  • September 29, 2003

    Read between the lines I

    Read between the lines

    I am on an obsessive, compulsive blog-o-mania trip. I feel like writing all that I can, to my heart’s content.

    Now, you guys read between the lines and my mind. Tomorrow is the month-end and tons of jobs at stake on my little PC. So I am trying to be an escapist here. I know, I can’t. Anyway, had a refreshing weekend at office, to put it very politely.

    Listening : Devadhayai Kanden and Thodhu Varuma. Both the songs have fantastic lyrics and incidentally they are solo songs so that you keep humming them always.

    Reading : The script of Steven Spielberg Saving Private Ryan. It’s vivid and sheer magic.

    Watched: When Harry met Sally, Jerry Maguire, You’ve Got Mail and The American President. I’ve watched all of them numerous times before. Jerry Maguire is my most fav. But I also like When Harry met Sally for it’s realistic dialogues and ofcourse the vibrant Billy Crystal. If you think I am on a spree of watching romantic movies, blame TNT and TBS for that.

    Also watched Captain’s Thennavan for the first few minutes and wrapped it. All Tamil movie lovers have this technique of deciding the movie worth from the first few scenes. Thanks to the silly repetitive directors. This one was one such movie and I waved a Bye, Bye within moments of its start.

  • September 29, 2003

    Get into Karishma’s wedding menu

    Get into Karishma’s wedding menu here. See what the Kapoor’s family is eating now. Huh !!

    Rediff has gone kinky in fighting competition with Indiatimes. So they let out their reporters all over and publish all kind of weird stories, those guys can come up with. One such, the most-important-news-of-the week is Karisma’s mouth-watering wedding menu. Read it. Enjoy it but can’t taste it.

  • September 29, 2003

    What should India’s strategy be

    What should India’s strategy be in Australia?

    Strategy? First they should have the right ingredients. To compete in Australia you need three sound openers and three geniune fast bowlers. I am sorry, India doesn’t have them. It’s not only in Australia alone. Look what happened to them in New Zealand. Take it from me, India will never win an overseas tour except in Sri Lanka unless the above issues are addressed.

    Does it hurt you but it sounds very true to me. Read more of Geoffrey Boycott’s swashbuckling interview on his recent throat cancer and the indian openups. This guy is real wacky!!

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