Tributes will flow today like the open sluices of Hoover, and surely the journos, commentators, cricket writers and fans will face an acute, frustrating crisis of words when putting pen to what goes through the heart.
Language clearly fails...
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Emotions in Motion Page III
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Concluding from Part I and Part II. Unforgettable scenes from movies around the globe, this time from Hollywood and World Cinema.
Film: Once Upon a Time in the West
Year: 1968
Director: Sergio Leonie
Cast: Henry Fonda, Charles Bronson
Scene:
...
Friday, February 10
Angels of a forgotten league
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We all know this one thing about Nurses, especially nurses in India. Over-worked, inhumanly underpaid, systematically abused and vulnerable to all kinds of exploitation. Not to mention the constant emotional and physical harassment being meted...
Wednesday, November 23
Emotions in Motion: Page II
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Indian Cinema,
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Mohanlal,
Shah Rukh Khan
Continuing from Part I list which featured a handful of personal favourite scenes from the long lost 'golden age' of Malayalam cinema. Taking a look at the films made outside Malluland, and as I said, films transcend barriers of language, culture...
Tuesday, November 1
Santhosh Pandit Phenomenon: Pun Unintended
Our Lord! Condemn us not if we forget or
fall into error; our Lord! Lay not on us a burden Like that which Thou didst lay on those
before us; Our Lord! Lay not on us a burden greater than we have strength to bear. Blot
out our sins, and grant us forgiveness....
Tuesday, September 20
Emotions in motion: Page I
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Life and Culture,
malayalam cinema,
mammootty,
Mohanlal,
Padmarajan
Exceptional creations of art have one feature in common: they stand the test of time. Their beauty and value multiplies over time, providing sheer delight to those who can appreciate the finesse. Movies touch our lives like no other medium of entertainment;...
Monday, August 15
Independence Day Greetings!
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Indian politics
The lady we love most is 64 today!
Still she is young, exuberant, poignant and versatile. Young, though she has a proud, priceless tradition of over a thousand years, but the aura of spiritual enlightenment still keeps in check the values she beholds...
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