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daydreamer0078 · 4 years

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10 Best Indian Movies of All Time You Shouldn't Miss

10 Best Indian Movies of All Time You Shouldn't Miss

Indian movies! Do you think only Hollywood movies are the best in the world? Have you ever watched Indian movies? If you haven't watched them. Don't worry, I'll guide you if you want to watch Indian movies. The specialty of Indian movies is the story that will be told by songs in the middle of the film. You may find that interesting and bit distinctive from other films. It is the characteristic of Indian films. But, that doesn't mean every film. There are many films without songs and many movies with songs. Some people don't prefer songs in the middle of narration unless if it has a meaning to the story. However, it's all about story and screenplay. You know Hollywood where directors gave a lot of importance to the subject and story. We've all seen the greatest Hollywood movies like the Shawshank Redemption, Godfather, Forrest Gump, and Pulp fiction, etc. These movies have a lot of greater importance to narration and depth of the story that it tells to the audience. Regardless, there are Indian movies too that may blow your mind. Since it is all about the story, Indian movies have a lot of scope in storytelling and narration. So, why don't you try them? Note: The following list of Indian movies are mostly taken from the modern century. So, that doesn't mean 90's movies aren't cool than these films. I just want the people from other countries to watch these Indian movies which they can understand easily with good quality and easily can be found on the internet.Though, No offense to 90's Indian films Baahubali Franchise

Baahubali: The Beginning and Baahubali: The Conclusion are the biggest Indian films that have made a huge impact in India when they were released. These movies have a separate fan base even from other countries too. When it was released in China, a lot of people loved the movie and made a phenomenal run in the box office in China. Though, you can understand how these movies are going to be. If you're really an action drama movie lover. Just watch these movies right away. You'll love them. IMDb Rating: 8.2/10 Original Language: Telugu and dubbed into Hindi, tamil, and several regional languages. Cast: Prabhas, Rana Daggubati, Anushka Shetty, and more. Plot: The Story is all about who the ruler is going to be for a kingdom. It's a rivalry between brothers. Baahubali 1 - WATCH NOW Baahubali 2 - WATCH NOW KGF Franchise

KGF: Chapter 1 is also one of the biggest films released in India in 2018. It is also regarded as one of the best films in India. KGF is an abbreviation for Kolar Gold fields. When this movie was released in India, most of the people enjoyed with its storytelling and brilliant screenplay. A lot of people loved this action drama film which was partially inspired by the events of history. The protagonist character is fictionally created by the director with a thought " what if a one-man rule this kingdom? " and he nailed the movie with his fantastic storytelling and executed well. The Audiences in India are waiting for KGF Chapter 2. IMDb Rating: 8.2/10 Original Language: Kannada and dubbed into Hindi, Telugu, Tamil and several regional languages. Cast: Yash, Srinidhi Shetty, Ramachandra Raju, and more. Plot: The Story set in 1970, one man was sent to KGF on a mission. In the process, he learn a lot of things about KGF. WATCH NOW 3 Idiots

3 Idiots is one of the best Indian movies of all time. It was released in 2008 and the movie was remade in Tamil too. If you're a comedy movie lover. Then, this is the best Indian movie to watch if you're looking for comedy. Especially, if you're a teenager still studying in college, you'll definitely relate to this film and enjoy it thoroughly. This movie has got a lot of accolades and highly acclaimed in Indian movies. The movie mainly discusses about three close friends who do naughty and mischief but, have high moral standards. IMDb Rating: 8.4/10 Original Language: Hindi and remade in Telugu, Tamil, and several regional languages. Cast: Aamir Khan, Madhavan, Mona Singh, and more. Plot: Two friends are searching for their buddy whom they had a long companionship. The story is about how the leading role ( buddy ) inspires them regardless of what the world calls them. WATCH NOW Dangal

Dangal is the top 1 Indian movie. Dangal has a made phenomenal impact in India and has made the top 1 position in the box office. The movie has got a lot of appreciation and support from china and japan. The people have loved the film and received plenty of accolades from the audiences. If you're really looking for inspirational biopic drama. This is the best movie you're looking for. Watch this film right away if that so. You'll fall in love with Aamir khan's performance and the storytelling of the movie. IMDb Rating: 8.4/10 Original Language: Hindi and dubbed in Telugu, Tamil, and several regional languages. Cast: Aamir Khan, Sakshi Tanwar, Fatima Sana Shaikh, and more. Plot: A strict father who was former wrestler dreams about his children to win gold medal from india in wrestling. WATCH NOW Ratsasan

Ratsasan is one of the best films in India released in 2018. This movie is also regarded as highly acclaimed film from both critics and audiences. If you're a psychological thriller drama movie lover. Then, this is the perfect India movie to depict the genre and it's brilliant storytelling with the extraordinary screenplay. You'll involve in the film and feel tense with the flow of narration. It is a kind of nail batting screenplay that makes you thrill and enjoy the movie thoroughly. IMDb Rating: 8.7/10 Original Language: Tamil and Remade in Telugu and dubbed into Hindi. Cast: Vishnu Vishal, Radha Ravi, Sangili Murugan, and more. Plot: A police officer track downs a serial killer who murders teen girls brutally and ruthlessly. WATCH NOW Vikram Vedha

Vikram Vedha is also one of the Best Indian films released in 2017. This movie is also regarded as one of the highly acclaimed films from both audiences and critics. It's because of the storytelling and gripping screenplay from the film. A lot of audiences loved this brilliant movie made with extraordinary cast and actors. Both Madhavan and Vijay sethupathi nailed their roles with their brilliant performances. If you're a crime thriller movie lover, watch this fantastic movie right away. It is war between police and gangster. IMDb Rating: 8.7/10 Original Language: Tamil Cast: Madhavan, Vijay Sethupathi, Shraddha Srinath, and more. Plot: A police officer with his partner hunts down a gangster who plays with his life and changes it. WATCH NOW C/o Kancharapalem

C/o Kancharapalem is one of the top-rated and best Indian films released in 2018. The movie has got tons of accolades and positive reviews from critics and the audiences. When this movie was released, people have watched a brilliant unique film that they haven't like this movie before. It's all about Climax. You'll never expect what the climax will be. The credit goes to the director who narrated the story brilliantly and the way he depicted the characters. You'll love the film definitely. A must watch film that you can't miss this Masterpiece. IMDb Rating: 9.0/10 Original Language: Telugu Cast: Radha Bessy, Subba Rao Vepada, Praneeta Patnaik, and more. Plot: Four unorthodox love stories set in the town that will blow your mind in the end. WATCH NOW Super Deluxe

Super deluxe is also one of the highly acclaimed films in India. This movie is distinctive and characteristic that you may not find in any other films. The way the director narrated the storyline, execution, and screenplay. Everything is perfectly done in this film. If you really love crime drama movies, then you should watch this extraordinary movie that have made with immense casting. Everyone has done a fantastic performance in their roles. This is a classic must-watch film you shouldn't miss! IMDb Rating: 8.4/10 Original Language: Tamil Cast: Vijay Sethupathi, Fahadh Faasil, Samantha Ruth Prabhu, and more. Plot: An unfaithful wife, estranged father, angry son, and a priest will end up a destination on a fateful day. WATCH NOW Andhadhun

Andhadhun is one of the top-rated Indian movies and one of the best movies in India. You'll be blown away with the narration in the movie. The movie has got a lot of appreciation from the audiences and accolades from the critics. It is one of the movies you should watch if you haven't seen it. You may not find this gem every time. Don't miss this epic mindblowing cinema that will last longer in your favorite movie list. IMDb Rating: 8.3/10 Original Language: Hindi and remaking in Telugu. Cast: Ayushmann Khurrana, Tabu, Radhika Apte, and more. Plot: Mysterious tragedic events change the life of a blind pianist must report a crime. WATCH NOW 96

96 is also one of the brilliant movies made in India in 2018 and also one of the highly applauded films by the audience for its brilliant story narration and performances of the actors. Both male and female leading actors have done extraordinary performance in this movie. You should watch this film that has an emotional love drama that may remember your past love stories. If you're a fan of love dramas. Then, you should watch this film. This is the best love drama you can't miss. You'll fall in love with this film. IMDb Rating: 8.6/10 Original Language: Tamil and remade in Telugu. Cast: Vijay Sethupathi, Trisha Krishnan, Varsha Bollamma, and more. Plot: Two School students recollect their memories after 22 years in their re-union. WATCH NOW 50INR - 0.66USD WORTH

Honorable Mentions :

Jersey Asuran Black Friday Drishyam PK Gangs Of Wasseypur The Lunchbox Although, these are the best Indian movies you can watch and enjoy. Let me know your opinion and your favorite movie. You can drop down your suggestions if you would like to. If you're looking for the best SciFi movies : 10 Best Sci-Fi Movies of All Time If you’re looking for the best thriller movies : 10 Best Thriller Movies of All Time You Must Watch if you haven’t watched some best 2019 films and want to finish them. Check out : 10 Best Movies in 2019 that You Must Watch If You Haven’t Seen If you’re looking for Netflix series : 10 Best Netflix Series of All Time If you love the genre of action and adventures : 5 Best Action Movies and Franchises of All Time You Must Watch Read the full article

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prakask · 5 years

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6 Best Tamil Films From 2018 That You Must Watch!

Since the cinema came into existence, varieties of films have been coming out to the audience from the nook and corner of the globe. Indian cinema plays the biggest role in producing films and generating revenue from it. As we all know Indian cinema involves many other national as well as regional film industries which popularly include Hindi Cinema, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, Bhojpuri, Punjabi, and Assamese among others. Above all, Tamil cinema is an integral part of Indian cinema. It has been very content since its origins. Tamil cinema has produced many legendary directors, producers, cinematographers, editors, actors, actress, musicians, and writers and so on. The year 2018 proved to very significant for the film industry as in this year films from art house cinema to mass cinema created a buzz in the country. On one hand, when films like “2.0,” made history by being one of the highest budget Indian film of all time, at the other hand, films like “To Let” created history by changing the course of the Tamil cinema by its content and representation. Here, we will be discussing about six most important Tamil films of 2018 which can’t be left behind by a true cinephile. The list of these films is based on the writer’s own taste and understanding, however, your suggestion is welcome. Feel free to share your list of Tamil best films from 2018. Pariyerum Perumal

This is one of the finest, genuine and intense movies I have watched in the year 2018. As said by K.R. Narayanan, “inherited caste system still remains with us”. The movie brilliantly portrayed the harsh reality of our society, about the ideologies of caste, inequality, life of oppressed people and honor Killings. It’s hard hitting and thought provoking. No hero build ups, no lengthy dialogues, no taking revenge, no blame games, everything is portrayed in a subtle way, carefully balanced from all the aspects. The film boldly asks major questions revolving around the caste system and beautifully portrays a message for the same without ever sacrificing the story-line. Very depressing yet very eye opening movie brilliantly acted out by the majority of the cast, mainly by the protagonist Kathir, who played his role with ease and precision and aptly captured by Sridhar. Some of the songs bring out the emotions pointing to the evils of the rotten system. You feel exhilarated and empowered by the end of the movie. Vada Chennai

Vada Chennai lives up to the expectation and hype it created since it was announced years back. The movie is raw yet so refined; the story telling is complex yet simple. The movie in itself has badness with goodness. It’s a perfect mix of things you never thought would sync together. The camera work and realistic feel is incredible. Very well edited and acted out by a talented cast, this movie which portrays a natural north Chennai slum not only is a masterpiece but also an eye candy for the viewers. However, what works great for this movie is its attention to detailing, strong characterization, art direction, background score and the non-linear story telling that keeps us engaged and intrigued throughout the film. This film is directed by one of most promising young breed of Tamil film director called Vetrimaaran – who got name and fame by making one of the most radical, realistic, original and authentic film ‘Visaranai’ in 2015 which was India’s official entry for the Oscars. Vada Chennai is undoubtedly the finest work of Vetrimaaran. Ratsasan

The opening frame of this film will remind you of the Korean classics ‘Memories of Murder and I saw the Devil’. It is one of most nerve wreaking thriller in a long time in Indian Cinema, you will be in the edge of the seat for the entire movie. You can’t even imagine that this movie was directed by the same guy who has directed Mundasupatti (a hard-core romantic drama). Such a strong story line and he has handled with ease. Each and every character in the movie has done a fabulous job. The unpredictability is another major element that you will fall for while watching it. BGM was right there bringing you the much needed anticipation throughout the movie. Psycho thriller genre is not very successful in Tamil cinema as very few directors have explored this area. However, the director of the film Ram Kumar has definitely done justice to his work bringing us an ambient visual treatment. Climax of the films more intelligent, terrifying, and hypnotizing and the entire team made sure that there are no logical flaws or whatsoever in the movie. 96

Love is an abstract word that no dictionary can define but its effect on humanity and life as such is astonishing. Some died, sacrificed themselves and some lived for it. This movie has brought out that beauty which made us realize that the word love is not just a few late night calls, letters and gifts; it’s all about giving a bit of you to another person. This film strokes all the right string of emotions with its artistic subtlety. The 90s, the dying years of the ‘simple life’ and perhaps the one snapshot in time that most people over 30 today would want to relive forms the premise of this story. Each and every frame in the movie is admirable. Clear cut scene delivery. Sound effects are brilliant from the bird’s chirping when Ram and Janu are talking in the school campus to the rain sound when they are having conversation at Ram’s apartment, audience immersed into the film very easily. It’s a very simple yet hitting film which showcases how humans are trapped into social norms lose their own self in between. In some of the scenes you will get glimpses of ‘In the Mood For Love’. It has been executed flawlessly. Merku Thodarchi Malai

‘Poetry in Motion’ describes this film in a completely pure way. Story of the film revolves around a group of landless workers living along the foothills of the Western Ghats in India. It depicts how the introduction of commercialization creates conflicts in the lives of villagers. There are very few Tamil films which has this level of cinematography. The camera simply goes from one place to another and you too as a viewer travel with the camera. Characters and locations look as natural as these could be. Legendary music composer, Illayaraja has composed the background Music of the film which makes the visuals look more appealing, engaging and impactful. The film ends with a series of shots that show the helpful nature of humans who go beyond religion, caste, creed and region to help on another. In one scene, a Muslim man provides land to the hero without asking for money. In another, the heroine takes debt for the marriage of a girl who is not related to her. Tamil Superstar Vijay Sethupathi has produced the film under his banner and he should be appreciated for supporting such a radical and experimental film. Mercury

One of the most radical and new age film maker Karthik Subbaraj has already made a name of himself in the Indian film industry, especially in Tamil cinema with films like Pizza, Jigarthandha and Iraivi. Mercury is an addition into his filmography which clearly indicates the versatility of his film making style. Rommance, horror, reality and brutality are the elements that his films consist. Mercury is undoubtedly another master piece from Subbaraj. It is a Silent movie and there is also a strong reason for the film being silent. You can understand that within five minutes of the movie. The story revolves around five people who are accidentally driven in to an old abandoned mercury factory and their attempts to escape from there. This film speaks about the environmental abuse by the corporate and also the emotional complexities of life. The cinematography, color tone and Background music is amazing. The film is described as silent but ends up being loud, noisy and disturbing. The list and its sequencing are based on cinematic sensibilities of the writer. However, you are welcome to give your suggestion. Read the full article

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topfygad · 4 years

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20 interesting facts about Sri Lanka

We learnt a bunch of attention-grabbing info about Sri Lanka on our month-long journey by way of the nation. Right here, we share the most effective of them

Sri Lanka is a wealthy and engaging nation that appears to have the whole lot a traveller might need. It is likely one of the finest safari locations outdoors of Africa with an abundance of wildlife squeezed into its 26 nationwide parks.

There are verdant rainforests, misty hills amid fertile tea plantations and miles upon miles of dazzling seashores. You’ve received a good vacation vacation spot squeezed into an island 1 / 4 of the scale of the UK!

What’s extra, the nation is reasonably priced and filled with scrumptious delicacies in addition to intriguing historical past. Its folks have handled conflict, catastrophe and all of the challenges of a growing South-Asian nation. Regardless of the turmoil, Sri Lanka and its persons are transferring rapidly ahead.

We learnt a bunch of attention-grabbing info about Sri Lanka on our journey by way of the nation. Right here, we share the most effective of them.

Fascinating info about Sri Lanka

1. Sri Lanka was first colonised by the Portuguese in 1505, then the Dutch in 1658 after which the British in 1796. Lastly, the nation gained full independence in 1948. (Supply: BBC)

Atlas & Boots Galle Fort was constructed by the Portuguese, fortified by the Dutch after which modified by the British

2. Sri Lanka was once referred to as Ceylon which is a transliteration of Ceilao, the identify of the nation underneath the island’s first colonial rulers, Portugal. It modified its identify to Sri Lanka when it grew to become a republic in 1972. (Supply: Telegraph)

3. Sri Lanka has one of many world’s least highly effective passports. Its residents can go to solely 47 locations visa free or by buying a visa on arrival. By the way, the Sri Lanka visa is broadly accessible and will be organized on-line (see Sri Lanka visa utility type). Residents of Singapore, the Maldives and the Seychelles are entitled to a free visa on arrival on the premise of reciprocity. (Supply: Henley Passport Index, Sri Lanka ETA)

4. The oldest dwelling tree recognized to be planted by man is in Sri Lanka. Sri Maha Bodhi in Anuradhapura has been tended repeatedly for over 2,000 years. It was grown from a slicing introduced from Bodh Gaya in India, the tree underneath which Buddha is claimed to have discovered enlightenment. (Supply: Lonely Planet)

Atlas & Boots Sri Maha Bodhi in Anuradhapura has been tended repeatedly for over 2,000 years

5. The world’s first feminine prime minister was Si Lankan. In 1960, Sirimavo Bandaranaike grew to become the sixth Prime Minister of Ceylon and the world’s first feminine prime minister. (Supply: The Guardian)

6. Sri Lanka could as soon as have been bodily linked to India. Hindu devotees imagine the world between India and Sri Lanka – now often known as Adam’s Bridge – was constructed hundreds of thousands of years in the past by Lord Ram and a military of monkeys. Scientists and archaeologists imagine it to be a pure formation of sand and stone. (Supply: BBC)

7. Adam’s Peak is essentially the most sacred mountain within the nation. It stands at 2,243m (797ft) and holds significance in a number of main religions because of a curious melancholy at its summit often known as the Sri Pada or Sacred Footprint. Buddhists imagine the impression to be Buddha’s, Muslims declare it because the footprint of Adam, whereas Hindus imagine it belongs to Shiva. Christians have additionally claimed it for St Thomas. (Supply: Tough Guides)

Atlas & Boots Adam’s Peak is Sri Lanka’s most sacred mountain

8. Sri Lanka was the nation second-worst hit by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Greater than 30,000 folks have been killed with over half one million displaced. (Supply: BBC)

9. Animals all through Sri Lanka sensed the incoming tsunami as much as an hour earlier than it hit. Reviews embody elephants working away from the seashore and flamingoes flying to greater floor in Yala Nationwide Park. (Supply: Nationwide Geographic)

10. Sri Lanka is claimed to be the one nation within the would the place you’ll be able to see the world’s largest land mammal, the elephant, and the largest marine mammal, the blue whale, in a single day. (Supply: Telegraph)

Atlas & Boots An elephant in Udawalawe Nationwide Park

11. Due to its distinctive form and place to the south of India, Sri Lanka is called the ‘Teardrop of India’. (Supply: WorldAtlas)

12. One of many extra racy info about Sri Lanka is that the nation searches Google for the phrase ‘intercourse’ greater than some other nation on this planet, bar Bangladesh and Ethiopia. (Supply: Google Developments)

13. Sri Lanka is the world’s fourth largest tea producer (after China, India and Kenya) and third largest exporter. The nation produces three primary varieties: Ceylon black, Ceylon inexperienced and Ceylon white tea. (Supply: Meals and Agriculture Group of the UN)

Saman Weeratunga/Shutterstock Lipton Tea was based in Sri Lanka

14. Lipton Tea was based in Sri Lanka. In 1890, Glasgow-born grocer Sir Thomas Lipton bought 5,500 acres of the Dambatenne Tea Plantation in Ceylon’s excessive nation and started exporting it on to his retailers within the UK. (Supply: Telegraph)

15. In 2010, the singer Akon was denied entry to Sri Lanka after one in every of his movies Attractive Chick depicted a raunchy pool get together in entrance of a statue of the Buddha. The music video spurred violent protests within the nation’s capital, Colombo. (Supply: The Guardian)

Truthful Use Spot the Buddha

16. In 2016, the World Well being Organisation declared Sri Lanka as malaria-free. It was among the many most malaria-affected international locations within the mid-20th century, however its Anti Malaria Marketing campaign efficiently focused the mosquito-borne parasite that causes the illness. (Supply: The Guardian)

17. Sri Lanka is residence to Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a huge column of rock rising 200m (660ft) from the forested plains beneath. Constructed over 1,000 years in the past, the UNESCO World Heritage Web site is Sri Lanka’s hottest attraction. (Supply: UNESCO)

Atlas & Boots Sigiriya Rock Fortress rises 200m (660ft) from the forested plains

18. Sri Lanka was embroiled in a 25-year civil conflict thought to have killed between 70,000 and 80,000 folks. The battle lastly resulted in Could 2009, when authorities forces seized the final Tamil Tiger stronghold. Recriminations over abuses by either side proceed. (Supply: BBC)

19. For its measurement, Sri Lanka is residence to an unimaginable range of animal life: 125 species of mammal, 433 birds, 245 butterflies, 96 snakes, 97 lizards and 383 spiders (which incorporates 15 tarantula species!). (Supply: Nationwide Geographic)

Bildagentur Zoonar/Shutterstock The colorful and reasonably difficult Sri Lankan flag

20. The colorful Sri Lankan flag is reasonably difficult:

The lion represents Sinhalese ethnicity, the energy of the nation, and bravado

The sword demonstrates the sovereignty of the nation

The 4 bo leaves – symbolising Buddhism and its affect on the nation – stands for the 4 virtues of kindness, friendliness, happiness, and equanimity

Orange signifies Sri Lankan Tamils

Inexperienced signifies Sri Lankan Moors

Maroon signifies the Sinhalese majority

And the yellow denotes different ethnic teams

Phew! (Supply: CIA World Factbook)

If you wish to be taught extra attention-grabbing info about Sri Lanka earlier than you go to, we suggest Lonely Planet Sri Lanka.

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todaybharatnews · 4 years

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via Today Bharat nbsp; The film is a charming re-creation of the Tamil lsquo;96rsquo;, narrating a pure tale of teenage love that manages to retain its serenity over a long period. nbsp; I wonder why some love stories work and some donrsquo;t. In each one of us, there is an eternally hopeless romantic and in each one of us is also a cynic who scoffs at the pangs of first love, maybe even cringes. Some movies bring out the former version of us, and some bring out the latter version. A lot of things have to click together to make audiences weep quietly and smile through tears, relate to a love tale playing out on the big screen, be enchanted enough to forget that we are just watching a movie, not real life. 96 did that brilliantly. Jaanu is a scene-to-scene remake of that charming brilliance, but I do not think it has quite the magic. However, it would be unfair to compare remakes with originals, for the second time around there is always a bar to reach, the hopeless romantics have raised their guard and hidden away and the surprise element isnrsquo;t there to break down that guard. Making those concessions, along with the concessions for linguistic differences, I think Jaanu does a wonderful job. It is not 96, but otherwise, it is a charming re-creation that narrates a pure tale of teenage love that manages to retain its serenity over a long period, only to sprout one fine evening with a fresh radiance. Sharwanand plays K Ramachandran, a travel photographer in his 30s, who hasnrsquo;t managed to move on from the girl he had loved in school, Jaanu. At their school reunion, the childhood lovers are just as starstruck as they were 17 years ago. And the hours they spend together before Jaanu has to return to her life ndash; her husband and child in Singapore ndash; allow them to recount their love and the miscommunication that cost them a fairy-tale ending. We need to look at Jaanursquo;s character sketch in two parts, the teenage one (Gouri Kishan reprises her role in 96 and plays it with the same tender elegance) and the one all those years later. But the big moment was Samantha stepping into the massive shoes of Trisha (not for the first time). I think itrsquo;s probably a moment of cinematic history too that Samantharsquo;s entry got the loudest cheer from the audience (we are in 2020 and finally we have learnt to appreciate a good female actor, and probably the protagonist of a movie). Samantha eases into a role that focuses heavily on her countenance ndash; every movement of her eye, every twitch, every frown, every turn of red on her face, the flush and blush, all of it. The second half of the movie is an ode to how much a good actor can express on her face, especially when there isnrsquo;t a lot of dialogue. It is a massive burden that Samantha carries with elan, given Sharwanandrsquo;s character is more an awkward man who hasnrsquo;t moved on from his teenage uneasiness. So, even though Sharwanandrsquo;s supporting act is impressive, Samantha is the one who carries the weight of a lot of untold, unsaid emotions. Govind Vasantharsquo;s music has an ethereal element to it, filling all the gaps which a nostalgia-ridden love story, with whirlpools of emotions, is bound to create. In a way, Jaanu is two love stories, the teenage love, the pangs of first brush with a bittersweet emotion, and the mature adult love based on respect and admiration, unchanged despite the grind of time and circumstance. Where the movie doesnrsquo;t do justice is in the selection of all those teeny-tiny song bits Jaanu keeps singing right through the movie. In Tamil, those bits were perfect; in Telugu, they are mostly jarring. A lot depended on those non-ornamental song bits (call each of them a cappella) being spot on to stir the emotions. I could sense that director C Prem Kumar, who decided to repeat everything he did with the Tamil version, went ahead with a sense of lsquo;I got thisrsquo; rather than with a sense of lsquo;how can I refine what I already didrsquo;. For example, in both versions of the movie, the director tries to portray Ram as the lsquo;nice guyrsquo; who respects women. We hear Jaanu praising him for how safe he is for women. But the lsquo;nice guyrsquo; is a tad bit overdone. We do not need to emphasise the fact that the nice guy has a problem if his students wear sleeveless clothes. Ideally, itrsquo;s not his business, and Ramrsquo;s character doesnrsquo;t need that detail. But it repeats, which shows that more new thought hasnrsquo;t really gone into the script, where it should have. And in trying to repeat the template as it is a little bit of the charm and magic drifts away, both in the way moments play out and in the way Gouri or Varsha (both reprising their rather important cameos) act in the movie. Take, for example, the mesmerising scene where Jaanu cycles back to Ram, who is sad that holidays have arrived, now that they have finished school. Without saying anything she splashes ink on his shirt and asks him not to forget her. Scenes like that work on a charm that is hard to mechanically reproduce. And Aadithya Bhaskarrsquo;s young Ram pulls off that innocence that I couldnrsquo;t really see in Sai Kiran, and I had wished the director made sure they got it absolutely spot on. (Another reason why scene-to-scene remakes are sometimes troublesome, the lethargy of having done it all this once before doesnrsquo;t quite let you push for perfection). Vennela Kishore as Ramrsquo;s friend Murali is stranded too barring a couple of funny moments, not quite the spontaneity of Bagavathi. I liked Mahendiran Jayarajursquo;s camera work, and with high technical richness, every frame was a treat to watch, easy on the eye, heart and soul. All in all, Jaanu is a wonderful movie, if not compared to the original. That credit is due to Prem Kumarrsquo;s writing, as he manages to bundle together a bunch of mixed emotions into a musical journey. Whether it is Ram requesting Jaanu through others to sing his favourite song lsquo;Yamuna Thatilorsquo; (which she does eventually, during a power-cut as he frantically searches for a flashlight to be able to see her face), fainting every time she places her palm on his heart or revealing to her how he has kept a tab on everything that has happened to her while maintaining a lsquo;safersquo; distance not to bother her ndash; the movie is a treasure trove of beautiful moments. It also manages to gently touch on a sensitive topic, that of stalking and the pain and discomfort it could cause to women who find it hard to speak about it or confront the problem. Ram is the nice guy next door, the quintessential friend women would probably like, and Jaanu is his lifelong muse. These two make the tale special and make you want to spend more time with them as they reminisce their short-lived happiness.

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a2zfacts1 · 6 years

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Trisha Krishnan – Age, Birthday, Biography, Husband, Net Worth and More

Trisha Krishnan Age, Real Name, Birthday, Zodiac Sign, Religion, Caste, Height, Family, Father, Mother, Brother, Sister, Boyfriend, Husband, Son, Daughter, Education, School, College, House, Cars and Bike Collection, Net Worth, Biography (Wiki), Official Website and More

Trisha Facts

- Trisha Had Aspired to Become a Criminal Psychologist Initially and Resisted the Thought of Pursuing Acting, as She Wanted to Complete Her Studies First.

- She Has Learnt Ballet Dance for 7 Years.

- in 1999, She Won the "Miss Salem" Beauty Pageant, and Later the Same Year, the Miss Madras Contest.

- She Had Also Won the Miss India 2001 Pageant's "Beautiful Smile" Award.

- She Also Appeared in Falguni Pathak's Music Video Meri Chunar Udd Udd Jaye as Ayesha Takia's Friend, Which Was Directed by Radhika Rao and Vinay Sapru.

- She Wanted to Debut in the Film Industry With the Name Suhasini.

- She Has Worked in Different Languages Like Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam.

- an Ardent Animal Lover, Trisha Has Been the Goodwill Ambassador of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta).

- in 2015, She Got Engaged to Film Producer Varun Manian and in the Same Year, They Called Off Their Engagement Because Varun Wanted Her to Quit Acting, Which Was Against Her Decision.

Upcoming Movies of Trisha - 2018

- Mohini

- Garjanai

- Sathuranga Vettai 2

- 1818 (Tamil & Telugu)

- 96

- Paramapadham Vilayattu

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20 interesting facts about Sri Lanka

We learnt a bunch of attention-grabbing info about Sri Lanka on our month-long journey by way of the nation. Right here, we share the most effective of them

We learnt a bunch of attention-grabbing info about Sri Lanka on our journey by way of the nation. Right here, we share the most effective of them.

Fascinating info about Sri Lanka

1. Sri Lanka was first colonised by the Portuguese in 1505, then the Dutch in 1658 after which the British in 1796. Lastly, the nation gained full independence in 1948. (Supply: BBC)

Atlas & Boots Galle Fort was constructed by the Portuguese, fortified by the Dutch after which modified by the British

Atlas & Boots Sri Maha Bodhi in Anuradhapura has been tended repeatedly for over 2,000 years

Atlas & Boots Adam’s Peak is Sri Lanka’s most sacred mountain

8. Sri Lanka was the nation second-worst hit by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Greater than 30,000 folks have been killed with over half one million displaced. (Supply: BBC)

Atlas & Boots An elephant in Udawalawe Nationwide Park

11. Due to its distinctive form and place to the south of India, Sri Lanka is called the ‘Teardrop of India’. (Supply: WorldAtlas)

Saman Weeratunga/Shutterstock Lipton Tea was based in Sri Lanka

Truthful Use Spot the Buddha

Atlas & Boots Sigiriya Rock Fortress rises 200m (660ft) from the forested plains

Bildagentur Zoonar/Shutterstock The colorful and reasonably difficult Sri Lankan flag

20. The colorful Sri Lankan flag is reasonably difficult:

The lion represents Sinhalese ethnicity, the energy of the nation, and bravado

The sword demonstrates the sovereignty of the nation

The 4 bo leaves – symbolising Buddhism and its affect on the nation – stands for the 4 virtues of kindness, friendliness, happiness, and equanimity

Orange signifies Sri Lankan Tamils

Inexperienced signifies Sri Lankan Moors

Maroon signifies the Sinhalese majority

And the yellow denotes different ethnic teams

Phew! (Supply: CIA World Factbook)

If you wish to be taught extra attention-grabbing info about Sri Lanka earlier than you go to, we suggest Lonely Planet Sri Lanka.

Lead picture: Shutterstock

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20 interesting facts about Sri Lanka

We learnt a bunch of attention-grabbing info about Sri Lanka on our month-long journey by way of the nation. Right here, we share the most effective of them

We learnt a bunch of attention-grabbing info about Sri Lanka on our journey by way of the nation. Right here, we share the most effective of them.

Fascinating info about Sri Lanka

1. Sri Lanka was first colonised by the Portuguese in 1505, then the Dutch in 1658 after which the British in 1796. Lastly, the nation gained full independence in 1948. (Supply: BBC)

Atlas & Boots Galle Fort was constructed by the Portuguese, fortified by the Dutch after which modified by the British

Atlas & Boots Sri Maha Bodhi in Anuradhapura has been tended repeatedly for over 2,000 years

Atlas & Boots Adam’s Peak is Sri Lanka’s most sacred mountain

8. Sri Lanka was the nation second-worst hit by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Greater than 30,000 folks have been killed with over half one million displaced. (Supply: BBC)

Atlas & Boots An elephant in Udawalawe Nationwide Park

11. Due to its distinctive form and place to the south of India, Sri Lanka is called the ‘Teardrop of India’. (Supply: WorldAtlas)

Saman Weeratunga/Shutterstock Lipton Tea was based in Sri Lanka

Truthful Use Spot the Buddha

Atlas & Boots Sigiriya Rock Fortress rises 200m (660ft) from the forested plains

Bildagentur Zoonar/Shutterstock The colorful and reasonably difficult Sri Lankan flag

20. The colorful Sri Lankan flag is reasonably difficult:

The lion represents Sinhalese ethnicity, the energy of the nation, and bravado

The sword demonstrates the sovereignty of the nation

The 4 bo leaves – symbolising Buddhism and its affect on the nation – stands for the 4 virtues of kindness, friendliness, happiness, and equanimity

Orange signifies Sri Lankan Tamils

Inexperienced signifies Sri Lankan Moors

Maroon signifies the Sinhalese majority

And the yellow denotes different ethnic teams

Phew! (Supply: CIA World Factbook)

If you wish to be taught extra attention-grabbing info about Sri Lanka earlier than you go to, we suggest Lonely Planet Sri Lanka.

Lead picture: Shutterstock

source http://cheaprtravels.com/20-interesting-facts-about-sri-lanka/

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