survi chatterjee

Keeping with its tradition of introducing new talents in the world of music, India’s ace music company ‘Venus’ has recently released its latest video album “Hey Chhorie” featuring Bangla beauty Survi Chatterjee.

The album has eight songs and all the earthy and naughty numbers are sung by Sapna Awasthi. Hey Chhorie is a mix of Haryanvi and Rajasthani folk music with a touch of Pop music.

In her maiden video album Hey Chhorie , Survi is teamed up with Bobby Darling, the famous dancer.

The music for the latest video album by Venus Records and Tapes Pvt. Ltd. has been composed by the famous D.J. Sheizwood and choreography by Master Arvind while Video Director is Navin Batra.

In a meeting, Survi said that I have already worked in more than dozen Bangla films, which included Adere Boon, Baba Keno Chaakor, Shumir Ghar and Jawab Dehi which remained super hits. And presently two more Bangla films are on the floors and those are Charam Shatru and Anyaya Vichar. Anyaya Vichar is also being made in Bhojpuri .

Survi has for the first time entered Bollywood and got the golden chance of her life to appear in a Video album under the banner of music giant Venus.

Meena wedding pics

meena wedding pics
It is heard that beautiful actress Meena was not showing any interest in wedding until she finds a right life partner in her life. Finally, that has happened and the buzz going across film industry that Meena found a person of her choice.

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Currently she is busy with a movie shooting ‘Vengamamba’ and the movie schedules are not going to alter her wedding. This movie would be a devotional one and as usual Meena would live in the title role.

Her wedding is scheduled on July12th and the man we are talking about is Vidyasagar who is an IT professional from Bangalore. meena wedding pics will be published once the meena wedding takes place
Among the stars who attended the marriage include superstar Rajinikanth, Kamal Hassan, Arjun, Sundar.C, Khushboo, Radhika, Meena, Vijayakumar family among others including directors Venkat Prabhu, Ameer, Jananathan,Vijay and Hari.
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"Never give up even after the marriage," seems to be the new slogan of most top actresses these days! South Indian actress Meena said she will also continue acting in films and television serials even after her marriage which is to be held in Tirupathi on July 12 with Vidyasagar, a Bangalore-based software engineer. meena wedding pics are yet to be available
lets wishes both Meena and Vidyasagar a very happy married life.

Direct admission 2nd year by dte

Direct admission to 2nd Year Engineering

Admission to Direct Second Year of Four Year Degree Courses in Engineering / Technology for the Academic year 2009-2010

Applications are invited from the eligible Maharashtra State Candidates for admission, through multiple rounds, to Direct Second year of four-year degree courses in Engineering/Technology in the
following institutions for the Academic Year 2009-10:

A. State Government/Aided Colleges, Unaided Nonminority Colleges, University Managed Institutes, University Departments [Except in UDCT, Aurangabad & five Autonomous Engineering Institutes viz. VJTI, Mumbai; COE Pune; SGGS IE&T, Nanded; WCE, Sangli and VIT Pune(Un-Aided)]

B. Such Unaided Minority colleges and/or such number of seats from Un-Aided Minority colleges which have given consent to form part of this admission process.

IMPORTANT: All such candidates who have confirmed or confirmed & subsequently cancelled their admissions to Direct second year of Engineering/Technology in any one of the aforesaid Autonomous Institutes are not eligible to apply for admission to Direct Second Year of Four Year Degree courses of Engineering/Technology of the institutes coming under CAP.

Maharashtra Directorate of Technical Education (www.dte.org.in/dse) offers Direct admission to 2nd year of the 4 year Degree Course in Engineering across Manarashtra for 2009 - 2010. Information about Course and details about dates are given on www.dte.org.in/dse

Eligibility Criteria for Degree Courses in Engineering/Technology:
The candidate must be Indian National and should have passed post SSC or post HSC diploma course in Engineering/Technology with minimum 60% marks of the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE) OR of any other recognized Diploma / equivalent to the diploma awarded by the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE) with English as the medium of instruction at diploma level OR any other AICTE approved institution which has been granted Academic Autonomy by the Government of Maharashtra or University in the State of Maharashtra.

Availability of Information brochure and submission of Online Application on www.dte.org.in/dse and Option Forms:

• Information brochure will be available at designated Application form Receipt Centers (ARCs) listed bellow between 11 AM to 5 PM as per schedule.

• All the information printed in the brochure is available on the website for browsing, printing and downloading on www.dse.org.in/dse.

• The cost of the Information Brochure is Rs. 400/- in cash for all the candidates.

• Aspiring candidates are required to fill the Online Application through the website at any of the ARCs as mentioned below OR the candidate can also fill it through any computer connected to Internet, either from home or cyber café and take the printout of the Online submitted Application Form for confirmation
at ARCs. In any case, candidate has to do the confirmation of submission of online Application Form at ARC only by producing the duly signed copy of the printout of online Application Form personally along with the attested Xerox copies (or Xerox copies with originals) of the required supporting
documents.

• Application Forms confirmed at ARCs will only be considered valid for further processing. No other mode of submission shall be accepted.

• The candidate should submit only one form. If it is found that the candidate has submitted multiple forms, his/her candidature shall be cancelled.

Schedule of activities for Degree Courses in Engineering/Technology 2009 Admissions:

1. Online Submission of Application Form through ARCs or from anywhere else through Internet for Engineering : http://www.dte.org.in/dse : 30/07/2009 03/08/2009 upto 5 PM

2. Sale of Information Brochure at all ARCs and Document verification (along with all Originals and attested true copies of supporting documents) and Confirmation of
Submission of Application Form at ARCs only: 30/07/2009 03/08/2009 upto 5 PM

3. Display of Provisional Merit List at ARCs and also on websites: 05/08/2008 at 5.00 PM

4. Submission of grievance applications, if any, at respective ARC 06/08/2009 07/08/2009 upto 5 PM

5. Display of Final Merit list at all ARCs and also on websites. 08/08/2009 at 5 PM The details schedule of display of vacancy position, submission and confirmation of Online Option Form for
CAP Round I, II, III shall be notified separately. Please read the Annexure I of the Information Brochure for steps of Centralized Admission Process.

Apply online to Direct Second year of four-year degree courses in Engineering/Technology in the following institutions for the Academic Year 2009-10 on www.dte.org.in/dse
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Love Aaj Kal Review

Movie Review: Love Aaj Kal; Star Cast: Saif Ali Khan, Deepika Padukone, debutantes Giselle Monteiro and Florence Brudenell Bruce, Rishi Kapoor and Rahul Khanna ; Director: Imtiaz Ali; Rating: **** - Definitely not to be missed.

Studying in London, Jai (Saif) and Meera (Deepika) are in a relationship for two years but when career beckons, they mutually break off their relationship. Meera prepares to go to India to pursue her career in old historical places restorations whereas Jai waits in London with a hope of getting his dream job in San Fransico’s Golden Gate Co. The couple though broken off decides to keep in touch via net and phone calls and continue to remain friends. Restaurant owner Veer Singh (Rishi Kapoor) is a silent observer to their break up process since it happens in his restaurant. Unable to bear the far too casual approach related to affairs of heart of the couple, he tries to convince a reluctant Jai that he is making a mistake. Sensing that Jai is not taking him seriously, Veer then starts narrating him his own love story with Harleen Kaur (Giselle Monteiro) which took place far back in 1965 in Delhi. From then on begins the unfolding of these two love stories running parallel together which incidentally end up with a similar culmination after many twists and turns which also are similar despite the different period zones.

After making the much loved Jab We Met, Imtiaz Ali succeeds in giving us an extremely different love story that we have never witnessed before on Indian screen. He scores high on his writing and his treatment of the film. In the initial 10 minutes he successfully establishes Saif and Deepika’s relationship and their character quirks. He surprises you then by putting a melancholic song (Ye Dooriyan) as opening credits role showing montages of various important twists of the plot that lie ahead. In fact his screenplay is indeed full of surprises ahead, especially in the second half. As you begin to anticipate a particular thing happening ahead in the plot, almost 9 times out of 10 he proves you wrong. Making the film extremely relatable to everyone who has ever been in love and broken off with his/her partner, Imtiaz takes it notches higher by his dialogues that sound simple but convey a lot. Plenty of scenes stay with you as you come out. Imtiaz has repeated his technical team trio of JWM – Aarti Bajaj (Editing), Teddy Maurya (Art Direction) and Cinematographer (N. Nataraj Subramaniam) and each of them have excelled in their respective departments. Music of the film by Pritam is already ruling the charts and thankfully none of the songs act as speed breakers. The picturisation of Main Kya Hoon in San Francisco showing various changes in Saif is simply fantastic.

Without any doubt, these are career best performances of both Saif and Deepika and it should not be a surprise if they both end up winning most of awards for this year. Saif has always been at ease playing the cool no strings attached dude but in here he also succeeds in playing the brooding romantic Sardar Veer Singh very well and is extremely impressive in the post interval emotional sequences. Deepika wins hearts not just by looking extremely attractive throughout but also with the effortless ease she portrays her complex character. Rishi Kapoor is extremely loveable as the mature Veer Singh and lends tremendous dignity to his character. Debutante Giselle Monteiro manages to speak volumes just through her expressions. Rahul Khanna in a special appearance is good and suits the character perfectly well. Raj Zutshi playing Harleen’s father reminds of Pawan Malhotra’s character of Kareena’s uncle in Jab We Met. Florence Brudenell Bruce playing Saif’s Swiss girlfriend doesn’t have much to do but manages to do a good job.

Love Aaj Kal is a film definitely not to be missed. It offers us something fresh and and is a unique experiment in story telling and direction that works big time. It is one film that Saif, Deepika and Imtiaz shall always be proud of whenever they look back at their career.

Source : Real Bollywood

Agyaat Review

Movie Review: Agyaat: Is film se mujhe bachao; Star cast: Introducing Nitin Reddy, Priyanka Kothari, Gautam Rode, Ishrat Ali, Howard Rosemeyer, Joy Fernandes and Ravi Kale; Director: Ram Gopal Varma; Rating: *1/2.

Irrespective of the fact that his last few films haven’t really been great experiences, one still enters a Ram Gopal Varma movie with certain expectations in mind. But Ramu nowadays it seems is hell bent on scaring even his most loyal fans away. Agyaat turns out to be one such experience wherein you go in expecting a thrill ride but come out absolutely unmoved rather irritated.

Agyaat tells the story of a film crew arriving in a dense forest to shoot their film. The team comprises of a tantrum throwing hero Sharman (Gautam), the heroine he badly lusts for – Aasha (Kothari), a South Indian producer Moorty (Ishrat Ali), an eccentric director JJ (Howard), a submissive spot boy Laxman (Ishtiyak Khan), the philosophical cameraman Shakky (Kali Prasad), a forever frustrated action director Rakka (Kale), Assistant Director Sujal (Nitin) and the simple script supervisor girl Sameera (Rasika Duggal) who has a secret crush on Sujal. While Sameera pines for Sujal, he dreams of attaining the film’s leading lady Aasha. Circumstances lead to a two day shoot break. Setu (Joy) the local jungle guide then suggests a small camping trip in the jungle. During night when everyone is enjoying the bonfire, following a strange sound Setu goes on to find out more about it but doesn’t return. When the crew members go on to find him they find his dead body. Petrified, they all try to run out the jungle but their car meets with an accident. Now trapped in the unknown terrain as they try to find their way out more crew members start dying under mysterious circumstances.

With hardly any known faces amongst his cast members, Ramu manages to hold your attention to some extent by his gimmicky shot taking and effective use of background music. Agreed in a thriller with a short running time of under two hours there is less time for character development but what about the screenplay Sir? Also, the placing of the annoying item song in the opening credit titles serves no purpose. Most of the actors too are a huge let down in the sense that they simply end up grating on your nerves and in fact you feel relieved that they have been bumped off

Agyaat through its promos and Ramu’s interviews appeared to be his ode to films like Predator, Blair Witch Project etc but in reality it appears an insult to them. At the end by literally keeping the mysterious killer ‘Agyaat’ (unknown) he seems to have already made a preparation for a sequel.

Telugu star Nitin Reddy making his Bollywood debut is earnest. Priyanka Kothari shows a bit of improvement in her acting. Gautam Rode fits the part. Amongst the rest cast, none really impress.

Agyaat is a disappointment. Enter this jungle at your own risk. Then don’t complain we didn’t warn you.

Source : Real Bollywood