In 1962 a spy film was made with the title Dr. No (based on the name of the villain – Dr. Julius No), based on the book of the same name by Sir Ian Fleming. The movie have we can say changed the face of spy films and is even popular after 50 long years. Friends, it was the movie ... Read More »
Recently I got a chance to watch the famous classic of Akira Kurosawa – Seven Samurai. I am not familiar much with Japanese culture but this kind of classic gives us the chance to visit various cultures as well. The lesson learn is all the cultures are almost equal in terms of structure, values and other attributes. Read More »
It is a disappointing situation when a national athlete who hold the record of being national champion of steeple-chase for 7 years remain unnoticed by the entire country. He got noticed only when he went rebel. Once shot dead by the police people forget him immediately. Read More »
In the first segment of reviewing the short stories from the book titled “For your eyes only”, we have covered 4 stories: A View To A Kill For Your Eyes Only Quantum of Solace Risico Now let us move ahead. Read More »
The editorial of the issue of May 2012 of Reader’s Digest (India) is quite interesting. I like the stuff that the editor brings us his memories about meeting with Baba Amte (who left the world behind 4 years ago). He was a genuine fellow and the stuff he did for the society is really remarkable and must not be forgotten. ... Read More »
As it is a well known fact that Ian Fleming wrote James Bond stuff in the format of short stories and then novels, based on his real life experiences and mixing them with the fantasy. Some of the people he met in his real life also left remarkable impact on the characters of his books (including James Bond himself). For ... Read More »
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