February 9, 2009
by vc
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Serial blogger D. Keith Robinson has some suggestions for overcoming writer’s block. The simplest idea is: write. The rationale behind this is the fact that if you keep on writing, even if it is something silly, the mind will soon … Continue reading
December 14, 2007
by S.Krishna Kumar
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My first exposure to a Vidyasagar melody was in 1996—the sublime saranga melody “Thankathingal†(Indraprastham). I felt a unique balance between rhythm and melody in that song and has been a Vidyasagar admirer since. Starting with his entry with the … Continue reading
November 20, 2007
by vc
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Reviewers have come up with varied opinions, which is not a good sign for long sustainability of the movie in theatres. Looking at Ranjit’s recent track record, he will have to go back to drawing board or get his brain … Continue reading
May 15, 2007
by vc
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After Karutha Pakshigal, Goal is Kamal’s offering for the masses. But if the reviews were to be beleived, the ball misses the goal post. Music, locales and promising new talents seems to be the highlights of this movie. Sify.com reviews: … Continue reading
May 7, 2007
by vc
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Two noticeable films recently were Notebook, which told the story of adolescence in a school setting and Speedtrack told the story of the Self Sacrificing Brother (TM), refreshingly, with the backdrop of sports. Director Kamal, has decided to mash both … Continue reading
February 5, 2007
by vc
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One of the most elaborate scenes in [tag]Meesha Madhavan[/tag] is when the local money lender Bhageerathan Pilla ([tag]Jagathi Sreekumar[/tag]) and his daughter Rugmini ([tag]Kavya Madhavan[/tag]) set a trap to catch the Chekku village thief Madhavan ([tag]Dileep[/tag]). Folklore says that if … Continue reading
July 31, 2006
by vc
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When the movie starts, Dileep has a serious face. He is pensive, does not talk much, does not laugh or make others laugh. In fact, he does not even smile, when Harisri Asokan does his monkey act in front of … Continue reading