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Having good actors like Paresh Rawal and Rajeev Khandelwal made me thinking that the movie must be a delight to watch, at least in terms of performances. Movie : Table No. 21 Producers : Vicky Rajani, Sunil Lulla Director : Aditya Datt Screenplay by : Jimmy-sen Story by : Deepak Behera Musician : Gajendra Verma Cinematography : Ravi Walia Editor ... Read More »

Having a killer animal photo on the cover page gives the May 2013 issue of Safari – a science magazine from India, a look of a nature oriented magazine (Is it a Chittah? or Tiger? or any other animal from Cat family? – Well read it to know it). It is the article about the species loosing their existence. We ... Read More »

Jane was captured when making an escape with a person known to Kadir. Haji Khalik’s world went upside down due to Kadir’s involvement in something illegal. Though due to good will of Haji Khalik, influence of Mr. Narayan and generosity of the DIG of the area make reliefs for Haji and his family to remain detached from the case. As ... Read More »

Making a movie is definitely a very tough job. Making a quality movie which is entertaining and thrilling is tougher. And making a movie from a book is even tougher. Because in book when the things are explained, it is the reader’s brain who visualize the stuff. Movie : Life Of Pi Producers : Ang Lee, Gil Netter, David Womark ... Read More »

Episode 3 of Hindi SitCom – Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi – is titled as – Salesgirl! It explores Renu’s experience(s) of being a SalesGirl (a desperate salesgirl to be precise) for her bank and try selling her bank’s services to the company her husband Ranjit is working with! TV Serial : Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi Directors : Kundan Shah, Manjul ... Read More »

Not long after the completion of Thomas Covenant’s adventure in the first trilogy ( ‘Lord Foul’s Bane‘ in 1977, ‘The Illearth War‘ in 1978 and ‘The Power that Preserves‘ in 1979), Stephen Donaldson presented the second trilogy. First book of the ‘Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant’’ was published in 1980 as “The Wounded Land“. It has been ten years since ... Read More »