Nice movie. Bit long, certain sequences could have been trimmed. But worth watching for Surya. Out and Out Surya's movie. He is amazing in certain sequences. Certainly reminds us of Karthik of Mouna Raagam in some places. I have always liked Gautham Menon's treatment of Love and Romance. They seem to more matured and practical in some aspects. Well in this movie too, it is the same. Everyone has done justice to their part. Happy to see Simran and much happier to see that she looks great even when she is old :)
Songs, Cinematography all blend so well with the movie. Well little trimming could have made it better, but what we see now also is too good to miss.
Definitely a worth watch movie.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Good Morning
What a wonderful misty morning.
The streets covered with the white mist, distant buildings half seen, woolen clothed people driving among you, winds splashing your face while you drive making you feel the chill and giving you slight goose bumps, the chill relaxing your mind relieving you of your worries of the morning work pending in office, well definitely a better way to start the day. With a much better traffic at 8 am in Bangalore driving in this weather was such a pleasure. It makes you feel so peaceful. I enjoyed driving in this weather in my 2 wheeler. The driving alone gave me a feel that this day is going to be a good one :)
And I hope it is a good one for everyone out there too.
With all the above nice feel, one might definitely want to have a good cup of coffee / tea and be covered in a blanket and may be read a good thriller novel. But oops, work is also important.. so here I am at work ready to go through the daily routine. So gotta go. Good day to all of you and bye for now.
The streets covered with the white mist, distant buildings half seen, woolen clothed people driving among you, winds splashing your face while you drive making you feel the chill and giving you slight goose bumps, the chill relaxing your mind relieving you of your worries of the morning work pending in office, well definitely a better way to start the day. With a much better traffic at 8 am in Bangalore driving in this weather was such a pleasure. It makes you feel so peaceful. I enjoyed driving in this weather in my 2 wheeler. The driving alone gave me a feel that this day is going to be a good one :)
And I hope it is a good one for everyone out there too.
With all the above nice feel, one might definitely want to have a good cup of coffee / tea and be covered in a blanket and may be read a good thriller novel. But oops, work is also important.. so here I am at work ready to go through the daily routine. So gotta go. Good day to all of you and bye for now.
Monday, November 24, 2008
Mucho Gusto :)
Well, its been a pretty long time since I have logged in. Reasons: Work load, Family functions, Personal disappointments etc etc. Well they are just reasons. I could have written something if I had wanted to, but as I said earlier (much earlier) I am not much of a serious person when it comes to blogging.
So whatz up now which has made me come back :), you might wonder. Absolutely nothing. I just thought of blogging and here I am. Every time I saw a good movie or heard a good song, I thought I will write it down here. But somehow I never got to it. So let me make it short.
I had the opportunity to see some very very good movies (according to me) in these times. To name a few: Saroja (Tamil), In Pursuit of Happiness (English) , The Recruit (English), Arlington Road (English), The Perfect Stranger (English). Among these "In Pursuit of Happiness" and "Arlington Road" really moved me for a certain rawness in its treatment. Particularly Arlington Road. I never thought the movie would end that way. But that is how it happens everywhere in real world isn't. God, it does scare you for some time.
One movie which I am eagerly waiting for and which is getting delayed is Harry Potter. How I wish they could complete the movie soon and get it released faster. Just two more movies and they are dragging the dates (whatever might be the reason). The trailer is really good as usual. But hope it lives to its expectations.
Most of the movies which are adaptations of the book, doesn't live up well to the expectations set by the book. And Harry Potter is one such example. I have always loved the books and hated the movies for the way they are taken except for the first three series. But somehow DaVinci Code was above average in that case. I hope even Angels and Demons (trailer is awesome) does well.
Ok, have got some work to do.
But before that here is a link, which might help you.
Why this ? because it exactly tells what I had gone through in the past week. I expected something to happen for the first time in my life and booooom, it banged. I did feel hurt, but I let it go. I cannot keep whining about it. So left it and hope that it would come back some time later when the time is perfect for it to happen.
I dont know why I remember these things, but I do. Once Rajnikanth (Superstar of Tamil Filmdom) told in his film function, An elephant, having fallen, takes time to get up, but not a horse. It gets up just like that. I am a horse. (Context: his earlier film Baba failed in box office and people wrote him off and these lines were told in the 100 days completion of his next film Chandramukhi, which broke records)
Ok, that is all for now. CUL
People are like stained-glass windows. They sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness sets in their true beauty is revealed only if there is light from within. ~Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
So whatz up now which has made me come back :), you might wonder. Absolutely nothing. I just thought of blogging and here I am. Every time I saw a good movie or heard a good song, I thought I will write it down here. But somehow I never got to it. So let me make it short.
I had the opportunity to see some very very good movies (according to me) in these times. To name a few: Saroja (Tamil), In Pursuit of Happiness (English) , The Recruit (English), Arlington Road (English), The Perfect Stranger (English). Among these "In Pursuit of Happiness" and "Arlington Road" really moved me for a certain rawness in its treatment. Particularly Arlington Road. I never thought the movie would end that way. But that is how it happens everywhere in real world isn't. God, it does scare you for some time.
One movie which I am eagerly waiting for and which is getting delayed is Harry Potter. How I wish they could complete the movie soon and get it released faster. Just two more movies and they are dragging the dates (whatever might be the reason). The trailer is really good as usual. But hope it lives to its expectations.
Most of the movies which are adaptations of the book, doesn't live up well to the expectations set by the book. And Harry Potter is one such example. I have always loved the books and hated the movies for the way they are taken except for the first three series. But somehow DaVinci Code was above average in that case. I hope even Angels and Demons (trailer is awesome) does well.
Ok, have got some work to do.
But before that here is a link, which might help you.
Why this ? because it exactly tells what I had gone through in the past week. I expected something to happen for the first time in my life and booooom, it banged. I did feel hurt, but I let it go. I cannot keep whining about it. So left it and hope that it would come back some time later when the time is perfect for it to happen.
I dont know why I remember these things, but I do. Once Rajnikanth (Superstar of Tamil Filmdom) told in his film function, An elephant, having fallen, takes time to get up, but not a horse. It gets up just like that. I am a horse. (Context: his earlier film Baba failed in box office and people wrote him off and these lines were told in the 100 days completion of his next film Chandramukhi, which broke records)
Ok, that is all for now. CUL
People are like stained-glass windows. They sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness sets in their true beauty is revealed only if there is light from within. ~Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
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