May we stop bugging you over each line of your code!
May you get on-site opportunities as soon as possible!
May your PL stop assigning you work on Friday evenings!
May your pay be the best among the industry!
May you not learn many more languages in the near future!
May you get flood of mails and forwards from everybody!
And lastly,
May you see a world beyond coding, testing, de-bugging and delivering!
This how it all happened.
We started off around 6.30 AM on Saturday to Vemulawada, a famous SHIVA temple in Telangana 160 Kms away from Hyd and reached there around 9 AM. We had done a special puja there and went to a picnic spot near by called NAMPALLI GUTTA, it is on a rocky hill with little artificial arrangements for attracting visitors. A snake like structure is constructed where in you can pass thru it and find different statues imitating mahishasura vadha, a Brahmin, rawanasura, local tribals etc. it took 40 minutes to see all that and then we started to Karimnagar where I finished my schooling.
I went to APSRTC quarters where we used to live in my child hood, see our flat there in the same condition as we left, looking at the ground we prepared cutting the bushes around; we were the first few people to occupy those quarters as they were being built. So we had to prepare everything by our self. The ground, flag hoisting base for Aug 15th (it is still the same may be they has put some paints)
Then I visited my school to re collect the memories of child hood. Those appreciations from English madam, punishments from the telugu sir, tough Sir’s, supportive teachers. My class where I was first in running out of the class and last while writing social exam; top 10 in English and last one history; My class, My bench…
We passed thru all the class rooms we sat and then remembered our play grounds fun we had there. Nothing was changed except for few modifications. I could still see my self paying volley ball keeping an eye on the girls playing in basket ball court beside. J. Auditorium where we used play small shows, no no, I was not part of them I just used to support them on rehearsals.
After then we went to meet couple of school friends and at 5.30 PM we started off to Jannaram forest camp which was 85 away from Karimnagar. We went thru a high way which used very less these days and found no traffic. It was so exciting for me and scared for others while we watch my speedo meter touching 130 KMPH. There were very less public on road but there we few chicken playing on road one of which was hit by me. MAY ITS SOUL REST IN PEACE.
We stayed in a forest guest house which looks like a booth bangalow in the horror films we see. Single house in thick forest and no light near by. When we came out to take some water in I guess the thermometer would also have freeze that time it was 12 degrees… (we were told that there is 24 hrs water provision later we understood there is a hand bore out side where you can get water round the clock.)
Next day morning I got up horrifying…
If some one has to do DDLJ, Mohabbatein, KKHH, K3G, Kal ho naa Ho it is definitely Sharukh Khan…And so is Rab ne bani di jodi…
Ee review rastunte naaku anipinchindi enti ante…asalu ee cinema gurinchi nenem rayagalanu ani…deeniki oka udaharana…monna okka interview lo Shamak Dhawar (Famous Choreographer)cheppadu…SRK ki nenu steps cheppakarledu…atanu ala vestuntadu…avi entha baguntayi ante naa steps nenu marchipotanu ani…I don’t need to direct him…he will direct my thoughts ani…Alane SRK did don this film.
Story line is simple as every know. A girl marries Surendar unexpectedly and when he founds that she is not happy with him he tries to make her happy thru Raj’s character and she falls for him and you know whom she settles with J.
Though the line is easy to say the execution made all the difference and was perfect…and was SRK…He alone can only show variations in two different roles without any jerks. He did perfect justice to both Surendar sahani role and Raj role. His expressions in couple of scenes were amazing. Anushka gave best performance and you don’t believe her to be new to screen…perfectly chosen…
Music by Merchants was good, camera by ravi chandran was too good and Aditya chopra showed his brilliance in the execution…
Couple of scenes I liked:
1. Tani saying to surendar that she has been compared to him from child hood and still behaving decently.
2. When Tani comes to the party with collegues with juices.
3. Where Surendar tries to place the rose on the table and then taking it back.
4. getting struck with the pen drive and laptop when Tani comes to talk to Surendar
5. Where Raj expresses his love to Tani using the lights in the city
6. Complete song of Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai
7. Cameo song Phir Milenge Chalte Chalte using five heroins (Kajol, Bipasha Basu, Rani Mukherjee, Preity Zinta and Lara Dutta) Kajol was cute as Nargis in that song.
8. The slideshow using the honey moon photos with SRK’s voiceover during end-titles rolling.
Though it gives a different feel for few minutes in second half rest of the film is decent…does not bore in any scenes… The positive points are SRK and a sexy heroin Anushka, screenplay and direction by Aditya. Over all ga A must watch film…
Screen play modati suthram: Where DRAMA Begins there LOGIC Ends. Logic cinema ki entha varaku avasaramo antha varake vadadu and it looked nice…ikalu peeki kakulaki vese vallu ee cinema chudakandi…chusi kampu pracharam cheyyoddu ani manavi…
Once a man married to a city girl and there was a huge age difference
between them and they were not what one would call a perfect couple.
They were merely stretching their marriage with no real romance in between them.
They were two very different people. There was a reality dance show
called ABCD - which was the main backdrop of their life story. The show was on
the lines of popular television show, Dance with me . Apparently girl wanted to take part in the dance competition but she couldn't because her husband was old and not hip and happening she feared that if she danced with him, she would lose the show and become the laughing stock among all her friends, who were taking part in the same.
Husband overheard his wife's problem and decided to go in for a
makeover. He then watched some movies and changed his image completely
and came back to the show and put girl off his feet. All the way through the dance competition, girl kept falling in love with this new and improved guy, without once realizing that the man she was dancing with was her real husband......then...........
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Now no need to see the movie – cost cutting to save your money from thronging into the theatre…. !
EE cinema enduku chudali ani adigithe Oakte Mata: watch it for “SONIA”; True she is Gorgeous. and she is the only attraction of the film…inkem ledu cinamalo…
The "Mahatma Gandhi Series" was introduced in 1996. Prominent new features included a changed watermark, windowed security thread, latent image and intaglio features for the visually handicapped. These features are enhanced and improved continuously to provide more security and prevent fake currency printing.
Currency valuations:
Prior to independence, the Indian currency was pegged against silver. The silver-based rupee, fluctuated according to the value of silver and had a distinct disadvantage while trading against currencies which were based on the gold standard. This was rectified post-independence.
Problems of the 50s and 60s:
India inherited a trade deficit because of its colonial past. Complications of partition further accentuated the problem. Owing to a negative savings rate, the country could not lean on the private corporate sector or public savings. The relatively young economy, struggling with a mounting budget deficit, found an outlet in government bonds which were issues to the Reserve Bank of India to increase money supply. Unfortunately, this increased inflation as well.
Following the Indo-Pak War of 1965, the main sources of foreign aid dried up as the western economies, mainly the US and the UK, sided with Pakistan. India was also told to lift trade restrictions by its major trade partners in the developed world. In addition to high defense spending, because of war conditions, the country also faced its worst drought during the period. This led to a decline in agricultural production and a sharp rise in prices.
At that point, India had a fixed exchange rate system, where the rupee was pegged to the value of a basket of currencies of major trading partners. These currencies were, the US dollar, the UK pound sterling, the Japanese yen, the Deutsche mark and the Italian lira. Its value was determined from time to time, according to change in the relatives values of these currencies vis-à-vis one another and India's trade account with them.
The government had no choice but to effect a currency devaluation. At the end of 1969, the rupee was trading at around 13 British Pence.
Though the series is in the order of my journey I would like to appreciate two special things first…
Teen Murti Bhavan
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru batikinappudu unna house Idi…Deentlo ayana jevitha visheshalu… ayana upayoginchina vastuvullu, ayanaku vividha desala nunchi vachina bahumatulu, ganapikalu, ayina letters mukhyam ga letters between NEHRU & INDIRA chala bagunayyi… Memu vellinappudu Bhagat sigh meeda edo exhibition jarigindi… so akkada Bhagat sigh and ayana friends meeda manchi articles exhibit chesaru…Good for us… Can pay a round to this….however this is very near to parliament and president palace. **********************************************************************
Indira Gandhi Memorial
Indira Gandhi illu idi…ippudu deeni meuseum laa teerchi INDIA, RAJIV la jeevitha visheshalu pettaru…Ikkada Indira Rajiv lu upayoginchina vastuvullu, valla ku vachina bahumatulu, ganapikalu…chanipoyetappudu vallu vesukunna battalu…(Indira Gandhi saree ki bullet marks kanipistayi…Rajiv Gandhi vesukunna Lalchi chuste nijanaga badha vestundi even if you are pro congress). You can also see the way Indira Gandhi was walking in her last moments and the place where she was shot. If you are interested in Indira and Rajiv make visit to this…. However as I saild most of these places like India Gate, Rashtrapati Bhawan, Shanti Path (All Embassies), Rajpath, Indira Gandhi Memorial, Teen Murti Bhavan (Nehru Museum), All MP’s house, PM house, BJP office, Sonia Gandhi house are all nearer. Mottam meeda tirigina 4 Km’s avvaddu…and one good thing is roads are clearer and look almost same…manam self ga teerigithe tappipovadam khayam…pedda roads…tight security… **********************************************************************
RAJ GHAT
1948 Jan 31st roju Gandhi garini tagala bettina place idi… An open platform etched with Mahatma Gandhi's last words "Hey Ram" (Oh God) is set in a garden with fountains and a variety of exotic trees. This is the place where the mortal remains of the Mahatma were consigned to the flames. It consists of a simple square black-marble platform that stands on the spot where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated. Do not miss to visit this place and pay your respects there. Nearby, there are cremation sites of Jawaharlal Nehru - the first Prime Minister of India, Indira Gandhi, Sanjay Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri. But one thing which I felt bad was Mrs Sonia Gandhi being the wife of Rajiv Gandhi and from who she earned this respect in our country her being foreigner, could not maintain that place properly. It was maintained so bad that I doubt if they clean that place at least once in a month. Edo year ki rendu sarlu family-family katta kattukoni vachi edustaru tappinchi…aa tarwatha vallu asalu deeni pattinchukoru ani ardham avutundi….And don’t ask me on Indira Gandhi Samadhi…Oka peddddddddddda Stone daani meeda pettaru…Aaa rayi ento dani katha ento cheppataniki akkada okkaru kuda leru. Visit them if you are interested. They are next to Raj Ghat and it will take hardly 10 mins to see them.
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METRO RAIL RIDE
Actual ga shopping ki velle tappudu return lo deentlo travel cheyyandi….Chandini chowk ki, Cannnught place (station peru – RAJIV CHOWK), Karol bagh ki regular (every 5 mins ki) oka train undi….and one other good thing is exact metro station lonchi bayataku ragane shopping centres..so no need to worry…dont bother to switch the train route…Chala easy…just oka nalugu metlu ekkithe sari…Naa recomdation if you are going for shopping don’t go in Taxi use Metro…even if you don’t go for shopping just go for a ride in metro until we get the same in Hyderabd in next couple of years.
Akshardham TempleThe antiquity of the main market area of Chandni Chowk has rendered it a venerated place in the markets of DELHI. It is said that it was once lined with beautiful fountains. However, with time, it grew as crowded as it is today. Mana old city la untundi kanee akada dorike varities kanee aa price kanee ekkada dorakavu…em konaka poyina okka sari anna chudatiki vellandi…this is very nearer to RED FORT…konali anukunte kontha ekkuva cash pattukelladam manchidi(off course akkada chala ATM’s unnayi :) )
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Jama Masjid
Chandni Chowk ki velle darilo opposite Red fort untundi idi…Another architectural wonder of Mughal India, Jama Masjid or the Jami Masjid was built by the Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan, between 1644 and 1658. With a capacity of 25000, Jama Masjid is the largest and most unique in India offering birds' eye views over the walled city.
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Nenu chudaleka poyina places meekosam nenu sekarinchina infor prakaram:
Birla mandirNenu vellaledu kaani Connaught Place daggarlo Mandir Marg meeda Lakshmi Narayan the famous industrial house of India BIRLA’s family vallu kattiincharu. Lopala Lakshmi devi, Vinayakudi gudi unnayi…
Nenu bayata nunchi chusanu…mana(Hyderabad lodi) BIRLA mandir antha baaga ledu kaani DELHI vellina vallu tappakunda chudali ani annaru.
Humayun's Tomb
An elegant red sandstone and white marble precursor to its more famous cousin Taj Mahal, Humayun's Tomb was built by his first wife Haji Begum after his death from a fall in the stairs. The inner sanctum contains the crypts of the emperor and his wife, and has some really amazing acoustics.
Purana Quila
Built on the historic site of Indraprastha the capital of the Pandavas of the Mahabharata) Purana Quila or the "Old Fort" was the combined efforts of the Mughal Emperor Humayn and Sher Shah, who, for a short period, almost extinguished the hopes of a permanent Mughal Empire. Spread on a circuit of about a mile, the fort has three gates and its walls are surrounded by a mat fed by the river Yamuna. The octagonal red sandstone tower known as 'Sher Mandal' was used by Humayun as his library and observatory.
Jantar Mantar
First in the series of five observatories constructed in different parts of India by Sawai Jai Singh II, the great astronomer king of Jaipur (1699-1743), the Jantar Mantar is situated between Connaught Place and Rashtrapati Bhavan. Idi nenu Delhi lo chuadledu kanee Jaipur lo chusanu…time calculator time ni caluclae chesina teeruki nijanga hats off…Massive deep-red and white sloping stone structures loom over palm trees and tidy flowerbeds - the giant sundials cast shadows, which were formerly used to calculate time, solar and lunar calendars and astrological movements, all with a wonderful degree of precision.
Safdarjang's Tomb
Built in 1753 by Nawab Shauja-ud-Daula of Avadh to house the mortal remains of his father, Safdarjang, the Mughal viceroy of Avadh under Muhammad Shah (1719-48), the tomb is referred to as the "last flicker in the lamp of Mughal architecture." It is a testimony to depletion of the grandeur and grace of the Mughal architecture in its decadent years. One of the last in the tradition of Mughal garden tombs, the structure has a courtyard and a mosque.
Karol Bagh Market: Famous for clothes
Charminar Street
Moula Ali Hill
Purana Pool Bridge
Race Course Road
Tank Bund
Charminar
Basheer Bagh Palace
Afzal Gunj Palace
Falaknuma Palace
Golconda Fort
(Next Blog after 20th Oct)
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Vivek Oberoi - Childhood picture with his family
Shilpa Shetty - Childhood Picture
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Sridevi - Childhood Picture
Sunny Deol - Childhood Picture
Twinkle Khanna - Childhood Picture
South Tollywood star Trisha at 3 years
Abhishek Bhachan with mom Jaya Bhaduri (Bhachan)
Raveena Tandon
Sharukh Khan - Baby Picture
Sanjay Dutt - Childhood picture
Amitabh Bachan
Rani Mukherjee
Hrithik Roshan
Hero Aamir Khan
Chubby Juhi Chawla
Abhishek with Dad Amitabh Bachan
Hrithik Roshan with Dad Rakesh Roshan
Kajol Devgan childhood picture
South Indian actress Trisha school picture
Smiley Kajol Devgan
Sisters Karishma and Kareena Kapoor, can you believe its them?
Hrithik Roshan, was obsessed about building muscles even at that age
Can you find Amitabh in this school picture
Aishwarya the babe
Cutie Amisha Patel 
