Thursday, December 3, 2009
Today - International Day of People with Disability
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Money Suckers
Monday, November 9, 2009
Expansion of Velachery Taramani Link Road
Monday, October 19, 2009
Deepavali
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Eeram & UnnaiPolOruvan
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Attacks in Srilanka and Australia
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Voted?!
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
D-day tomorrow
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Advance Happy Mother's Day
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Violation of laws
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Ayan @ Prarthana
I had seen the movie Ayan which is the latest release of Sun Pictures @ Prarthana Drive-in theatre last week..
About the movie, I hope there are lot of things gone into research for knowing about the so called kalla kadhathal[illegal movement of goods].. The visuals are really amazing and the songs too.. Surya did a neat job while Prabhu was mind blowing in his role.. Jagan did bagged a good role.. The negative shades of him getting revealed were picturized neatly..
Tamannah didnt exactly have a good role to show her talents[Are we having some good roles for heroines nowadays?] I liked Renuka's[Surya's mother in this movie] acting too.. But the second half was too tiring.. I thought after watching few scenes[like the court scene where villain arrives and one more scene] that the movie will be ended but it extended..
There are few scenes which actually was illogical, but on the whole the movie was worth watching once..
About the theatre, it didnt have good seats[ticket was priced @ Rs.60]. It seems the tickets were Rs.30 prior to Ajith's Billa.. Also the rest rooms were not good at all.. One more issue was that the persons who are coming in car do light up and flash it on the screen which creates a glare..
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Iniya Thamizh Puthandhu Nalvazhthugal
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
One more horrible journey today
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Bitter Journey:(
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Elections are ahead
Monday, March 23, 2009
Unhealthy Trend
My Weekend
I had watched two movies on this weekend. One is Padikathavan starring Dhanush as a lead and the other Arundhathi starring Anushka as the lead. Both are of different genres.
First - Arundhathi
It is a thriller movie spanning over 2 decades. Anushka dons double role for the first time in her career and has done her best. Eventhough veterans like Manorama and many others are there,it is mainly she who is present all over the movie and does proves her skills. Sonu sood plays the baddie. Be it dance, acting, Anushka excels!! Actually I had seen the dubbed version[Thamizh] of the original. I think the original would be surely better than this. Dubbing voice was not apt for Anushka in Thamizh version. The story has several loopholes like the concept of punar janma, pretatma but still it makes you glued to the screen and does not let your mind to trigger such questions till the end of the movie.
Secondly about Padikkathavan nothing much special to speak about. It's just another commercial movie. Hero is illiterate who has an ambition in life to love and marry a well-educated woman[Good Aim indeed!!] just because he is teased by his father for not passing 10th standard. Acting wise, there is not enough scope for anyone except Dhanush[for action and comedy sequences] and Vivek. Actor Tamannah was indeed good in both Happy days and Kalloori. But she is here just for dance sequences. Anyways, we can't except anything more than this for a hero-oriented movie.
Padikkathavan was released by Sun Pictures. Till date whatever movies released by Sun Pictures are all commercial movies and I hope all the films were atleast profitable because of Sun Network. Hope Ayan will be different from Sun Pictures's other releases.
Entrance of Raj TV Production will slightly pressurize Sun Pictures. As Sun Pictures and Raj TV has their strong base in TamilNadu having many channels under their company, they can make a film a decent hit. They should also come forward for taking experimental movies. Atleast 20-30% of the films they produce every year should be experimental. This will pave a way for encouraging fresh talents as well as give a relief to people who really appreciates different movies nowadays.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Coimbatore Trip
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Back to Coimbatore this week after long time
Monday, March 9, 2009
Weekend @ Marina and Besant Nagar Beach
Friday, March 6, 2009
Samsaram adhu minsaram
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
FM Stations in my hometown
Friday, February 27, 2009
Madras Bashai
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Global Warming
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Know about my hometown
ARUNACHALESWARAR TEMPLE:
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The temple at Tiruvannamalai is one of the biggest and grandest temples in South India. With the hill as back ground it gives the appearance of a fort to those who see it from a distance. It is unique on account of its stately towers, high rampart walls, broad quadrangles, spacious gateways, large mantapams and fine tanks. It has also much architectural importance and sculputural beauty.
Tiruvannamalai should have been under the sway of the Pallava Kings who ruled from Kancheepuram before the ninth century A.D. We do not find any inscription in the temple prior to A.D.850 and hence the present temple could not have existed then. Saint Sambandar in his Thevaram relating to this place mentions a temple. Saints Appar and Sambandar belonged to the Seventh Century, Sekkizhar, the renowned author of Periapuranam mentions that both the Saints Appar and Sambandar worshipped Arunchaleswarar in the hill Temple. The Chola Kings ruled over the country for more than four Centuries from 850 A.D. to 1280 A.D. Some earlier Kings of Vijayalaya dynasty must have begun to construct the inner shrine(Garbegraha). In the fourteenth Century the Hoysala Kings had their capital at Tiruvannamalai. Afterwards the Kings of Vijayanagar and Nayak Kings of Thanjavur ruled over this part of the Country. In the Seventeenth Century it came under the sway of the Nawabs of Carnatic. There was confusion and chaos after A.D. 1753. Muraru Raya, Krishna Raya, Mrithis Ali Khan, Burkat Ullakhan, French Soupries and Sambrinet, English Captain Stephen Smith besieged this place and had their successes and defeats. In A.D. 1790 it was captured by Tippu Sultan. During the first half of the nineteenth century it came under the British rule.
The Temple is situated east at the bottom of the hill half a mile west of the Railway Station. It faces East. It has got four stately towers on all the four sides and four high stone walls just like the rampart walls of a fort. The Eastern Tower called the Rajagopuram is the Highest. The Southern tower is called Thirumanjangopuram, that iin the west is called Peygopuram and that in the north is called Ammaniamma Gopuram. The temple occupies an extent of about 25 acres of land. The walls on the East and West measure 700 feet each. The South wall is 1479 feet long and North wall is 1590 feet. The Rajagopuram which adorns the East Gateway is 217 feet high with 11 storeys, its base measure 135 feet by 98 feet. This tower was built by King Krishna Devaraya of Vijayanagar and completed by Sevappa Nayaka of Thanjavur. Krishna Devaraya also constructed the Thousand Pillared Mantapam and dug the tank opposite to it . Ammani Ammal a Sanyasini built the North Gopuram which is called after her name. The towers, the pillars in the Mantapams and Vimananms consist of figures of Sculptures Excellence. In the side walls of the Entrance of East Gopuram there are dance poses and figures of Bewitching Beauty. Generally stone-Idols are fixed with what is called "Ashtabandana". But in this case it is "Swarnabandana" (Gold) which is of Special Importance. There are five inner rounds. Including what is called Madavilagam running just outside the temple walls and the four car streets and the path round the Giri the temple is said to have Seven Prakaras.
Source: http://www.tiruvannamalai.nic.in/. You can find more information on the mentioned website.