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Wednesday, October 20, 2010
endhiran
Super Star Rajinikanth has done it again, that’s multiplied his craze manifold amongst his existing fans and created a whole new lot of fans with his latest man v/s machine super entertainer Endhiran. Touted as a Rs. 160 crore budgeted bonanza making it the costliest ever made Indian film, the sci-fi thriller Robot is a full on paisa vasool entertainer.
Buzz up!
Scientist Dr. Vasi (Rajinikanth) after years of hard work succeeds in making an andro humanoid named Chitti. Carrying the power of 100 men, Chitti is well trained in every aspect right. Vasi wants to offer him to the Indian Army but rejection comes from Dr.Vohra (Danny) the ex mentor of Vasi who has some devious plans of his own. It is pointed out that Chitti lacks feelings and can go wrong. Vasi therefore reworks the structure of Chitti and adds human emotions to him. But then complications arise as Chitti experiences the emotion of love from Vasi’s fiancée Sana (Aishwarya Bachchan). He falls in love with her and begins to disobey Vasi’s commands. Sana just considers him her ‘toy-friend’. Things spiral out of shape after an angry and disappointed Vasi dismantles Chitti. What follows as Chitti falls in wrong hands and multiplies his obsession for Sana forms the rest of the film.
Seldom in Indian cinema has a film come that has justified its gargantuan budget and managed to entertain you at the same time. A big bow to director Shankar’s vision and creativity that makes Robot set a new benchmark in filmmaking. All those expecting a typical Rajinikanth entry however, will be disappointed watching him being presented with a subtle entry. But then he makes it up for it by delivering his best. As the film gradually proceeds towards the climax, the number of Rajinikanth’s on screen multiply and continue to entertain. His conversation with a team of mosquitoes or his fights with the goons in a moving local train are extremely delightful. Also, the child birth sequence here is more convincingly done than it was in 3 idiots.
While he is subtle as Dr. Vasi, Rajinikanth has succeeded in pulling off the immensely difficult part of the robot Rajini by picking up the perfect mannerisms of a Robot. After turning villainous, his wicked laughter is just terrific. Aishwarya’s character though relevant to the plot doesn’t have much to do. But she pulls it off well with her dazzling screen presence. She simply looks WOW. Danny is impressive in his short role.
Picking up the best technical talent across the globe that has worked on films such as Jurassic Park, I Robot and Avatar, Shankar has managed to deliver an Indian film that can stand on par technically with the best of Hollywood films in this genre. The last 30 minutes full of action and plenty of jaw dropping moments do make you wish that the film was made in 3D. The only big sore point of the film is A.R Rahman’s utterly forgettable music which to some extent is salvaged by Shankar’s innovative picturisation. The film’s length is around three hours and could have been shorter by at least 10 minutes.
Endhiran guarantees super fun for the entire family and Rajinikanth re-establishes the fact that what no body can, only Rajini can!
Cast: Rajnikant, Aishwarya Rai, Danny Denzongpa, Santhanam, Karunas, Devadarsini, Kalabhavan Mani.
Credits: Story assistance – Sujata, Cinematography – Ratnavelu, Editing – Anthony, Art – Sabu Syril, Action – Peter Haynes, Visual effects – U. Srinivas M Mohan, Frankie Chang and Eddy Wong, Costumes – Mary E Vogt, Lyricists – Vanamali, Suddala Ashok Teja, Bhuvana Chandra, Dialogues – Sree Ramakishna, Music – AR Rehman, Sound – Rasool Pokutty, Producer – Kalanithi Maran, Story, screenplay, direction – Shankar.
Buzz up!
Scientist Dr. Vasi (Rajinikanth) after years of hard work succeeds in making an andro humanoid named Chitti. Carrying the power of 100 men, Chitti is well trained in every aspect right. Vasi wants to offer him to the Indian Army but rejection comes from Dr.Vohra (Danny) the ex mentor of Vasi who has some devious plans of his own. It is pointed out that Chitti lacks feelings and can go wrong. Vasi therefore reworks the structure of Chitti and adds human emotions to him. But then complications arise as Chitti experiences the emotion of love from Vasi’s fiancée Sana (Aishwarya Bachchan). He falls in love with her and begins to disobey Vasi’s commands. Sana just considers him her ‘toy-friend’. Things spiral out of shape after an angry and disappointed Vasi dismantles Chitti. What follows as Chitti falls in wrong hands and multiplies his obsession for Sana forms the rest of the film.
Seldom in Indian cinema has a film come that has justified its gargantuan budget and managed to entertain you at the same time. A big bow to director Shankar’s vision and creativity that makes Robot set a new benchmark in filmmaking. All those expecting a typical Rajinikanth entry however, will be disappointed watching him being presented with a subtle entry. But then he makes it up for it by delivering his best. As the film gradually proceeds towards the climax, the number of Rajinikanth’s on screen multiply and continue to entertain. His conversation with a team of mosquitoes or his fights with the goons in a moving local train are extremely delightful. Also, the child birth sequence here is more convincingly done than it was in 3 idiots.
While he is subtle as Dr. Vasi, Rajinikanth has succeeded in pulling off the immensely difficult part of the robot Rajini by picking up the perfect mannerisms of a Robot. After turning villainous, his wicked laughter is just terrific. Aishwarya’s character though relevant to the plot doesn’t have much to do. But she pulls it off well with her dazzling screen presence. She simply looks WOW. Danny is impressive in his short role.
Picking up the best technical talent across the globe that has worked on films such as Jurassic Park, I Robot and Avatar, Shankar has managed to deliver an Indian film that can stand on par technically with the best of Hollywood films in this genre. The last 30 minutes full of action and plenty of jaw dropping moments do make you wish that the film was made in 3D. The only big sore point of the film is A.R Rahman’s utterly forgettable music which to some extent is salvaged by Shankar’s innovative picturisation. The film’s length is around three hours and could have been shorter by at least 10 minutes.
Endhiran guarantees super fun for the entire family and Rajinikanth re-establishes the fact that what no body can, only Rajini can!
Cast: Rajnikant, Aishwarya Rai, Danny Denzongpa, Santhanam, Karunas, Devadarsini, Kalabhavan Mani.
Credits: Story assistance – Sujata, Cinematography – Ratnavelu, Editing – Anthony, Art – Sabu Syril, Action – Peter Haynes, Visual effects – U. Srinivas M Mohan, Frankie Chang and Eddy Wong, Costumes – Mary E Vogt, Lyricists – Vanamali, Suddala Ashok Teja, Bhuvana Chandra, Dialogues – Sree Ramakishna, Music – AR Rehman, Sound – Rasool Pokutty, Producer – Kalanithi Maran, Story, screenplay, direction – Shankar.
DISTRICT CENTRAL LIBRARY DINDIGUL PROFILE
ORIGIN
The District Central Library, Dindigul was opened on 10-04-1954 under the control of Dindigul Municipality and come over to the Government on 1.4.82 onwards.
BUILDINGS
District central Library is located at the heart of the city i.e, near Bus stand, with 4 stories building having 6400 sq.ft area. , Ground floor floor reference section, 1nd floor stack and lending section, 2rd floor for reference section, 3th floor for office.
GROWTH
District central Library is one of the largest and best library in dindigul and it provided good reading material to all the age group of public.
COLLECTION
This library having collection of different types, languages for all people like, childrens, students, general public, neo literates, womens, old age peoples. At present there are 1,11,257 books are available in this library.
STAFF AND SERVICE
This Library having 12 staff strength including the Librarians. This Library having Childrens Corner, Text Book Section, Language Books Section, and Reference Section, and Browsing Centre.
FINANCE
The expenditures for maintaining this library is met out from Local Library authority dindigul, and Raja RamMohun Roy Library Foundation, Kolkata.
MEMBERSHIP
Membership facility is open to any resident in dindigul having 15 years of age and above.
For borrowing 1 book - Rs. 20/- for Deposit
For borrowing 2 books - Rs. 40/- “”
For borrowing 3 books - Rs. 50/- “”
In addition to that every member should paid Rs.10/- as annual subscription charge.
WORKING HOURS
This Library serves all days from 8.00 am to 8.00 pm except Weekli holiday(Friday) and State Government Holidays.
COMPUTERISATION
Books datas and membership datas are computerized with an software called Koha, and it will be launched soon.
READERS FORUM
A Well established readers forum was functioning in this library.
STATISTICAL INFORMATION (AS ON 31.03.2010)
1. TOTAL STOCK : 111257
2. MEMBERS : 15373
3. READERS : 292810
4. BOOKS CONSULTED : 736762
5. BOOKS BORROWED : 37067
The District Central Library, Dindigul was opened on 10-04-1954 under the control of Dindigul Municipality and come over to the Government on 1.4.82 onwards.
BUILDINGS
District central Library is located at the heart of the city i.e, near Bus stand, with 4 stories building having 6400 sq.ft area. , Ground floor floor reference section, 1nd floor stack and lending section, 2rd floor for reference section, 3th floor for office.
GROWTH
District central Library is one of the largest and best library in dindigul and it provided good reading material to all the age group of public.
COLLECTION
This library having collection of different types, languages for all people like, childrens, students, general public, neo literates, womens, old age peoples. At present there are 1,11,257 books are available in this library.
STAFF AND SERVICE
This Library having 12 staff strength including the Librarians. This Library having Childrens Corner, Text Book Section, Language Books Section, and Reference Section, and Browsing Centre.
FINANCE
The expenditures for maintaining this library is met out from Local Library authority dindigul, and Raja RamMohun Roy Library Foundation, Kolkata.
MEMBERSHIP
Membership facility is open to any resident in dindigul having 15 years of age and above.
For borrowing 1 book - Rs. 20/- for Deposit
For borrowing 2 books - Rs. 40/- “”
For borrowing 3 books - Rs. 50/- “”
In addition to that every member should paid Rs.10/- as annual subscription charge.
WORKING HOURS
This Library serves all days from 8.00 am to 8.00 pm except Weekli holiday(Friday) and State Government Holidays.
COMPUTERISATION
Books datas and membership datas are computerized with an software called Koha, and it will be launched soon.
READERS FORUM
A Well established readers forum was functioning in this library.
STATISTICAL INFORMATION (AS ON 31.03.2010)
1. TOTAL STOCK : 111257
2. MEMBERS : 15373
3. READERS : 292810
4. BOOKS CONSULTED : 736762
5. BOOKS BORROWED : 37067
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