Uday Learns to Write

E veryone is awaiting to see what would a Kollywood movie can do for the Indian Film Industry.  Many fans is making sure that they wouldn't miss a single scene.  Some people is waiting for their turn to get their seat for the excitement.  The wait is over and the film 'Enthiran' (Robot) is going to hit the most number of screens worldwide tomorrow (1st October 2010). The budget of the film is Rs.150 Crores ($15 Million), the Sun Pictures is taking care of the budget.  No one Indian film is ever made at this cost till now.  The movie is unique not just because of its budget but also it has the most world famous artists who have worked in very big Hollywood projects. The film is directed by Shankar and the lead hero is Rajinikanth, heroin is Aishwarya.  The music is composed by A.R.Rahman.  This film will be a visiting card for the Indian Films in International Film Industry in terms of the budget and the technologies used.  Hereafter Bollywood is no longer the face of In

T he clock was moving beyond 1.30 pm and it alarmed; No! not clock, my stomach.  I usually take my lunch at 1.00 pm.  But the rules of the new office made me to postpone my usual lunch time a bit later.  I was waiting for someone to make the first move out of the cabin to go to lunch room.  While my eyes were on the computer, the mind was moving around the dinning table.   Finally someone took initiative to go to lunch room, he must have had the same feelings.  I followed after a couple of other persons made up their mind for the same.  I had two lunch boxes (one is small for having side items).  Now, here comes the problem again.  Though everyone was present at the dinning table, no one was ready to open their boxes.  Sigh! This time I desperately had to make my move, yeah! I opened my lunch box (claps!!!).  It was curd rice with spinach as side dish.  With masala (ingredients) the spinach was very tasteful.  And of course I like curd rice more.  *#@*!  There was some noise in my m