His new film, Rithu (Seasons), is a buddy tale that blooms in the changing social and emotional landscape of a small south Indian town. Three childhood friends, who grew up in the same neighborhood and went to same school and college, weave up their dreams about life together. Sarat, Varsha, and Sunny were inseparable in their love, bonding, and innocence. Sarat and Varsha grew fond of each other, in a more internal and less physical manner. Sunny is more like a brother to Sarat. To raise money to achieve their dreams, Sarat leaves for California to live and work. The other two take up jobs in Bangalore. Three years later, they return to the throes of their changing hometown. After an emotional reunion and a sweet build-up of hopes, each finds that beneath their camaraderie, they had actually outgrown their old selves. via movies.rediff.com My cousin is working on the post production of this movie and he is raving about it. His ravings and my tastes sometimes co...
yes..they are deliberately trying to make it look like natives doing the attack. The terrorist guy who called the media today and told he's from hyderabad was actually speaking in a pakistani accent...
ReplyDeleteWe could form a public forum ( as in a real world forum not an internet one ) and demand the authorities to step up.
ReplyDelete@praveen: If they can put the blame on natives it can put investigation off the track and perhaps help mobilise public anger as well.
ReplyDelete@CO: You are right. Internet forums are practically useless to get something really done. Putting faces to purpose is the only way to go.