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Sunday, 23 December 2018
Friday, 30 March 2018
Gultoo- Crime has a new face- A must watch Kannada movie
Kannada industry has given some classic movies. Love stories, sentimental, antagonist vainglory, violence, horror, comedy and many subjects that touch the chords of Kannada movie viewers.
However, when the world is surging ahead towards artificial intelligence, Industry seems to be way behind in showcasing technology and its impacts on society.
Yesterday, I watched one such movie, which roused my neurons about data theft, online crime, its impact, Cyberworld, and Information technology.
I am writing here about a Kannada movie Gultoo.
Movie is directed by debutant Janardhan Chikkanna, starring debutante Naveen Shankar, Ram Dhanush, very beautiful Sonu Gowda , Uniquely best Avinash, and, made for satire Rangayana Raghu.
Movie is a story of Engineering student Alok(Naveen Shankar), who is extremely talented, hardworking. It’s about data theft, he has done absolute justice to the role as a techie, equally supported by his friend Aasthi (Ram Dhanush).
The first half of the movie is all about Aasthi and flirt. His comedy will never allow you to sit on your seats, Comedy looks absolutely fresh content, a trendsetter, as it used the funny side of the social media and personal messaging. I specially mention joke of Chota Bheem, which make you laugh repeatedly at remembering your chat with your girlfriend/boyfriend.
In the first half Sonu Gowda looks cute, adoring as a common girl who falls in love with Alok in a computer institute, where, they both work together. The first half shows pure romance love and fun.
Second Half
The second half is all about crime, here plot runs around Naveen Shankar, Lucia Pawan Kumar, Sonu Gowda, Avinash and Rangayana Raghu. It takes you to a different world of data and crime. It will make you rethink if are a tech-savvy or Geek.
Alok is caught for his crime, but what next is what the movie is all about. Twists, talent, technology, and crime are blended with treachery and innocence. It is a movie one should be seen by everyone. There is no skin show, unnecessary violence, glorification and it is a total family entertainer.
Music
Music is enchanting, and melody seems perfect. It has five tracks and VTU song will take to nostalgia, and remaining songs are as good as a dewdrops
Conclusion
Data, code, encryption, decryption, data theft, love, flirt, comedy, murder, and crime is what I can say, For the conclusion, it’s better to move to theaters.
Everybody who uses the internet should watch this movie book your tickets now.
Tuesday, 20 February 2018
This is How Holi Starts in north Karnataka region
New moon day of Phalguna month ( Spring season) of Hindu calendar. This new moon day is
special in Northern part of Karnataka. It has got its own significance as, it
give a start to the Holi celebration.
This is a small try to cover the pre Holi celebration that take in my home district Bagalkot, which is quite famous throughout India.
I hail out from an artistic town that gives richness to
Indian ladies, Ilkal. Yes, I’m
telling about Ilkal Sarees
which are the result of master-class art of weaving. Ilkal sarees increase richness of Indian ladies, Just like Sarees Holi celebration that takes in most of the places of Bagalkot district takes place even in my
Hometown as well.
Halage mela
Right from the period of Before Christ to until date android
era, every creed, every human believes music is an asset of praying almighty. Halagemela is one such music procession that starts after
Phalguna Amavasya. Almost every man
in our town takes part in the procession every evening in their respective
residential areas.
Each man will play kanjra
(Halige) in their unique styles, beats. Kanjra is Avanadda type of Classical instruments,
which is prepared by the skin of ox or buffalo (Nowadays with Polymer). This
instrument gives a unique sound on beating with thin wooden stick.
Halige mela is
supported by Ghana vadya’s such as
Tala, anklets, Jagate(bell), Ginchi (Anklets), which
are all classical folklore instruments, which are of metallic origin.
Combination of Halige
and other solid metallic instruments provides unique mesmerizing sounds. This
attracts any music lover and Halige mela
start immediately after Phalguna Amavasya and procession runs for 15 days
until HOLI. This gives environment of
the bliss and celebration and showcase unique musical culture of Northern parts
of Karnataka.
Dance
Music and dance are always inseparable. Where there is
music, there exists the Dance. We can
experience it when you hear wonderful music of folklore. Especially; the one
similar to Halagemela . The participants
move their legs; shake their body by their own without their notice.
One such wonderful dance one should watch is the Banjara dance made by the Banjara communities of Northern karnataka. They are special in their
dresses, steps, beats and the way they celebrate this Pre Holi period.
Sogu
This a mock of the somber, sorrow, fun mixed with the folk
stories and lesson. Sogu is similar
to mock plays. Sogu is where, men
acts as women and showcase the sombre, sorrow that occurs after the loss of a
family member or a friend. People often narrate folk story combined with the
moral lessons in a funny style. This Sogu
also runs for 15 days after Halige mela
and it will be a treat to watch for all the lovers of Indian tradition,
culture.
Wood theft
This is one more bizarre activity that is allowed by people
only for 15 days from Phalguna Amavasya to Holi festival. Kids and men stole wood, cowdung cakes, rags, waste
materials, plastic materials, dried fruit peels, and Waste clothes from the
households of their respective colonies. They burn all these theft items along
with Lord Kama (the god of Lust) on
the day of Full moon day.
Even if their own materials get stealed, nobody will not
care, instead people believe they lost their dirty omen and it will bless them
prosperity. Phalguna Amavasya signifies the start of summer
and people in North Karnataka usually sleep on terrace of their houses to bear
the heat from this period. This enhances theft activities.
Unfortunately, tradition of wood theft is wrongly utilized
by few of cunning bastards to rob the houses, to attack layman in the night, to
conduct burglary activities.
Conclusion
It is always great to be part of different culture, customs and
celebrations. These all rituals, which are part of pre Holi celebration, are nothing but a part of celebration that contributes
to our culture, way of living, peace and harmony.
Sunday, 14 January 2018
8 significance's of Sankranti to feel proud to celebrate this festival
Hinduism is not just a religion but it’s a way of life. Many might question how the religion that teaches worsh
Worshipping many gods is a metaphor for worshipping different forms of nature. Hinduism believes in absolute equality and respect every other form of life. Hinduism tells the way of leading life according to time, climate and emotions.
One such way of expressing bliss and expressing the victory of nature are the festivals Hindus celebrate. Hindus celebrate festivals more than any other believers in the world do. Hinduism is the celebration of nature.
One such beautiful celebration that comes in the month of January is Sankranti. Below are the reasons to justify “Why Sankranti is one of the most important festivals of the year”.
1 1. Worshipping significance of change in nature
Festival is all about worshipping Sun and celebrating the beginning of long days. Festival signifies the end of winter season and dawn of the summer season, which is important with respect to agriculture- the main occupation in India. On the day of Sankranti Sun leave Dakshinayana and enter Uttarayana that lasts for 6 months. Uttarayana means celestial revolving of earth towards north direction. This is a very important phenomenon with respect to year’s harvest cycle.
2 2.Harvesting period for Rabi crops
Sankranti is very important, as it is also the festival of celebrating the growth of Rabi crops. Usually, farmers rotate the kind of crops grown Kharififf and Rabi harvest season. In one season, they grow monocots and dicot in the other. This is a period where the farmers grow vegetables in abundant.
3. End of Winter cold
India is a land of temperate climate. We love coziness more than the wind and cold. Sankranti brings a lot of Happiness, as it brings the end to the winter (except for newly married couples). People start planning pilgrimages, which are majorly located in the cold areas.
4. Food and digestion
Winter is a trouble period in India, as cold slow down the metabolism process. Indians cannot afford heavy food during winter. Cases of flu, pneumonia and respiratory diseases are quite common. Skin loses Moisture, in-digestion iwill be a spot of bother for many Indians. Sankranti puts a full stop for all these imbalances. It is the best period in the year , in India for humans to break their diet and have as many as they can. As a start, Sankranti festival begins with high lipid cereals like sesame, dry coconut, and groundnut and so on. These foods gives balance to the body and increases activeness and bring back the moisture in the skin to increase your charm.
5.One festival many names
India is the most tolerant country. Tolerance is in every heartbeat of the Indians. It is even portrayed in Indian constitution as a fundamental prospective of Indians. Sankranti is a perfect example of this perspective. It is celebrated throughout the country but with their own provisional nomenclature.
In Andhra Pradesh and Telangana ,it is called as Bhogi and Makara Sankranti. In Karnataka, it is celebrated as Sankranti or Sankramana. In Tamilnadu and Kerala it is celebrated as Pongal.
In Assam, It is celebrated as Magha Bihu. In Bihar It is Sankranti or Sakraat. In Gujrat it is Uttarayan, Sankrati In Rajasthan, Lohrii in Punjab, Pahari in Himachal Pradesh and many names exists in every province for the same province.
6.Culture and games
Kite festival is celebrated in many states of India and most prominently in Gujrat. Bull fighting, goat fighting, rooster fights are commonly seen in many villages. Few States arrange crackers shows and special kite lights in the night, which is treat to watch. Bhangra dance in Punjab, Pot breaking in Assam are mesmerizing show of class and quality of celebration of the festival.
People worship land, Animals, field crops, trees, rivers, mountains and entire environment for its glory and request every aspect of nature to bestow peace in life.
7.Harmony
Harmony and peace lies in every family on this occasion. People exchange sweets along with sour pulses to signify their co-operation in happiness as well as bad times. In many states people invite their friends and relatives for home. Few of them arrange mass food fares to elevate the harmony between communities. In Haryana, they observe a special tradition Called “Sidha”. Sidha is observed by few communities in Haryana, Punjab and Delhi. Brothers visit their sister’s place and give the gifts to their in-laws and perform celebration as a metaphor of giving happiness to their sisters and in-laws.
8. Food
Food is the most special during this occasion. People prepare most delicious, healthy and varieties of food that is prepared only in this occasion. Different provinces, different varieties of foods are prepare according their own food styles. Kichdi, Sweets, Bajra roti’s, raw vegetables, Milk products varieties, Flattened rice are commonly found in food varieties.
Conclusion
India is a land of festivals, pomp and celebration. Sankranti is one of the many beautiful celebration. With its high significance, Indians should be proud of themselves to celebrate highly scientific festivals like Sankranti.
Saturday, 11 November 2017
Memory Card
Your
mom, dad and the world
provided
and filled your memory card
it
is a card of no restriction
because it is not a pad of silicon
Its
memory is infinite
with
full of feelings that ignite
It has
interconnection
for your entire collection
It
has neurons and synapses
you
will not live if it collapses
yes;
it is the master organ
our memory card is the brain.
Sunday, 15 October 2017
Waste is not a Waste
Eat, Sleep, Shit and my
dialogue was a hit But burning was my butt Because it was just a taunt
Then; I realized it was excreta Creator and communicator of miasma My Town pig’s favorite and perpetuate but for us it was a proclaimer of enigma
As we grow; perceived the process Of Ingestion, Digestion, Absorption and excretion Still it remains a stink and stress Ah!
Ha, Pain inside consolation.
We grew further and started Reprimands of dignity and wasting food this rots in the road to turn road dirty everywhere shit and stink in the city
It’s all the action of invisible demons that turns food to poison Poison is to us we are mere humans not for them who turn this earth heaven
They say
Don’t mistake we are friendly demons We turn your waste to compost Give it to trees they will flourish the green We compose and compost
Eat, Sleep, Shit and my dialogue was a hit Be responsible and never regret After all waste is not a waste
Sunday, 8 October 2017
Read This never heard Story of Akbar's Treachery
We all have studied Akbar the great, Who is called Shenshah.
We have even saw the film showing his greatness of the Akbar. His rule, his glory, greatness of Mughal empire.
But I’m going to lesser known wicked face of Akbar. Though This is documented clearly, but for
hidden reasons or say it a hidden propaganda, whatever is the reason was hidden
away from textbooks.
This came to my perception in a poetry meet. The challenge
was to pick the topics and write a poem on the same topic. I was one among those who recited the poems. But the most impressed one was written by a
Hindi poet, who hails out from Kashmir. He described entire history of Kashmir
in his poem which was amazing.
In his Poem he describe pre-vedic times and written Kashmir
name came from Kashyap rishi who was one among the seven great saint created by
Lord Brahma( According to Hindu mythology) and the beautiful lakes present in
the valley.
Kashmir was the center province for Hindus, then for
Buddhist’s and later transformed by Islamist's during 13th to 15th
century. It was conversion of Gurez to Shia Muslim’s by Persian immigrants was
the foremost reason for the Islam conversion of Kashmir valley which is now provinces
of three countries- India, Pakistan and China.
He took name of Shah Mir who was the first Muslim ruler of
Kashmir and then told about Habba Khatoon her beauty, her poems and her
talented. He beautifully depicted the Love of Emperor Yousuf Shah Chak. He
described his bravery for defeating the army of Akbar for two times. Though his
army is very small compared to Akbar’s army, but it was not possible for Akbar
to match his bravery.
This is where Akbar showed his black face which is lesser
known to the world. Cunning Akbar
invited Yousuf Shah Chak for peace talks , but his nature of annexure turned
him an emperor which we never read in our books. He arrested Yousuf Shah Chak by treachery for
the rest of his life. He was jailed in
Bengal and died in Bihar.
Habba khatoon opposed Yousuf’s travel to Delhi as she
doubted Akbar’s bait. She writes this in
her poem and also tells that Yousuf was from a group of Indo-Aryan civilization
which was predominantly believed in Hinduism.
When I Checked this in Wikipedia I felt this was true. Once
I use to think Why revolutionaries are still terrorists in our textbook’s
description of freedom struggle and this knowledge increased my doubt Whether
the History we read and reading are twisted History which is far away from
truth.
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