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Prakash Raj has done a good work, yes seen it just today 28th September 2014. What has impressed me the most is the ease with which he has slipped into the character and the role also suited his demeanor which he had portrayed in his maximum films over the years- fussy, perfectionist and self centered not really but a man with yearning. The initial credits rolling was touch of class- a typical foodie style true to Kali's tastes................neat....................as movie goes by the link up between Kali and Gowri is realistic. As with wine in an old bottle, its the case with Prakash Raj. Going on to make wonders in movie industry with his talent. The camera work is simply sweet and cute. the locales are superb especially Kalidasan's house. Even though the main story is original Salt'n Pepper adaptation. The movie is good considering i have not seen the Malayalam movie. Credits- www.sify.com Sneha has matured into a good actress and is showing off her ...

www.b4umedia.in www.youtube.com Not often one gets to walk into movie theater expecting the unexpected, that's the case with movie Mundasupatti alas pleasantly , the genre of comedy taken from 70's & 80's theme with mix of innovative storyline and height of creativity brought out in a fine form is simply superb.  In today's hit or Miss culture of movie making, Mundasupatti stands out, Yes Tamil cinema has undergone a change in 21st century with creative and storyline based directors making a kill at box office and cine fans hearts. Hats off to the team Mundasupatti, first half builds the comedy base and second half just explodes.  This style of comedy is a norm now, but being a class apart in a milieu of old time slap stick comedy is a difficult ask, without being stereotyped. The present day comedians or actors have latched on to easier imitation kind of acting of their successful peers, but this movie has broken all kinds of such pain and dra...

Why the media & pundits are getting it wrong on reforms and politics splashed on the The Economic Times e-Newspaper on 21st September 2012; written by a faithful Opposition leader Yashwanth Sinha. Yes the article was very well structured which had the points which would make ruling party's decision look very opportunistic and ridden of any logic at times of economic slowdown and continued strain on WPI from various factors. All the qualities of an opposition leader at centre but certainly lacks the sincere approach to the issue at hand. If as stated by Yashwanth Sinha that the decision smacks of complete stupidity least said because why at fag end of a government's tenure? I would say decisions have to be made and should be taken when ever the time arrives; UPAII has completely lost the plot in its second tenure for various reasons chief being their allies and own partymen's misadventure in 2G and Coal scam. India as Anna Hazare says does not have a strong Corruption...