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Required Information Sheet For The Human AU: Johnny

General Information:

Last Name: Taylor

First Name: Johnathan

Middle Name: Demarcus

Nickname(s): Johnny, Jahnu, Johns, John-song, Jay

Alternative Name(s): Jahnu Jiyaan Aarav Sutar and Kallik

Pronouns: He/They/His/Theirs

Gender Identity: Demiboy

Sexuality: Gay

Birthdate: January 29, 2004

Ethnicity: British Indian

Dietary Style: Vegetarian

Religious Affiliation: Hindu

Known Languages: English, Hindi, and ASL

Appearance Information 

Hair Color Hex Code: #262626

Curl Texture: 3b

Eye Color Hex Code: #875B04

Skin Tone Hex Code: #574012

Beauty Mark(s): Small Scar on Right Cheek, Lip Piercing on Right Side, Eyebrow Piercing on Left Side, Body Tattoos

Glasses/Contacts: No

Height: 5’8.5”

Weight: 135 lbs

Build Type: Inverse Triangle

Clothing Aesthetic: Skater Boy and Light Grunge

Education Information:

Past Education: South Loop High School

Current Education: Gap Year

Career Information:

Past Employment: Skate Shop Employee

Current Job: Contracted Professional Actor and Singer

Dream Job: Professional Singer and Actor

Company: The New Moon Theatre Troupe

Current Employer: The Majestic Performing Arts Theatre

Extracurriculars: Volunteer at South Loop Animal Shelter and Mechanic Assistant at Taylor Family Garage

Parentage Information:

Biological Parent 1: Jia Saanvi Taylor ‘nee Sutar (Deceased)

Relation: Biological Mother

Relationship: Close 

Pronouns: She/Her/Hers

Career: Primary School Music Teacher and Pianist

Birthdate: February 13, 1975

Biological Parent 2: Marcus Christian Taylor

Relation: Biological Father

Relationship: Close

Pronouns: He/Him/His

Career: Automotive Mechanic and Garage Owner

Birthdate: November 12, 1973

Foster Parent: Rosita Jazmín Peréz-Harrison

Relation: Foster Mother of 8 Months

Relationship: Close

Pronouns: She/Her/Hers

Career: Consulting Environmental Engineer

Birthdate: May 16, 1985

Sibling Information:

Sibling 1: Nooshy Victor Peart-Taylor

Relation: Adoptive Sister

Relationship: Close

Pronouns: She/They/Hers/Theirs

Education: Remedial Online High School 

Birthdate: November 3, 2001

Assorted Information:

Best Friend(s): Meena Amari (since Sing 1) and Ryan Willis (roommate)

Favorite Color(s): Dark Teal and Navy Blue

Favorite Animal(s): Mountain Gorillas and Pitbulls

Favorite Food(s): Poori Masala, Sambar, and Kootu 

Favorite Sweet(s): Banana Bonda, Pulse Mango Candy, and Chocolate Banana Bread

Favorite Drink(s): Masala Chai, Mango Milk Tea, and Coconut Pineapple Sparking Water

Favorite TV Show(s): Rise, Heartstopper, Sherlock, The Great British Bake Off, Dead End: Paranormal Park, and Worst Cooks in America

Favorite Movie(s): Wall-E, How To Train Your Dragon (1 and 2), Kubo and The Two Strings, The Prom, and Badhaai Do, and Merida.

Favorite Song(s): Ode to Britannia by Seb Lowe, Hate Thy Neighbor by Hyphen, I’m Still Standing by Elton John, Sky Full of Stars by Coldplay, and Figure You Out by Violá

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How to learn Punjabi Language

Spice Up Your Life: A Fun Guide to Learning Punjabi

Have you ever been captivated by the rhythm of Punjabi music, or the warmth of Punjabi hospitality? Maybe you're connecting with your roots or seeking a new adventure. Whatever your reason, learning Punjabi is a beautiful journey that opens doors to a rich culture and vibrant community. But where do you begin? Worry not, my friend, for this guide will be your compass on the path to Punjabi proficiency!

Unveiling the Gurmukhi Script: Your Key to Punjabi

The first hurdle might seem daunting: the Gurmukhi script. These elegant curves may look like an alien alphabet, but fear not! There are plenty of resources available online and in libraries to help you break the code. Imagine yourself as a Punjabi Sherlock Holmes, deciphering the mysteries of the script one letter at a time. Soon, those beautiful curves will transform into words, unlocking a world of communication.

Masala Up Your Ears: Embrace the Sounds of Punjabi

Punjabi is a language that sings. Learning pronunciation can be half the fun! Here's where things get interesting. Punjabi has unique sounds that don't exist in English, like the forceful "h" and the nasal vowels. Don't be afraid to experiment, to mimic the sounds you hear in songs and movies. Imagine yourself as a Bollywood star, belting out catchy tunes and mastering the Punjabi lilt.

From Hello to Chai Time: Conversational Punjabi for Everyday Life

Now that you've got the basics down, it's time to take your Punjabi to the streets! Start with greetings like "Sat Sri Akal" (hello) and "Kise हालचाल hain?" (how are you?). Move on to useful phrases for everyday situations: ordering food ("Ik cup chai, please"), asking for directions ("Bazar kahan hai?"), or complimenting someone's outfit ("Bahut suন্দर kurta hai!" - very nice shirt!).

There are many ways to practice conversation. Language exchange apps connect you with native speakers, and online communities offer a platform to chat and ask questions. Who knows, you might even find yourself having chai with a new Punjabi friend!

Punjabi Pop Culture: Your Gateway to Immersion

Learning a language isn't just about textbooks and grammar drills. Dive into the heart of Punjabi culture through music, movies, and TV shows. Put on some upbeat Bhangra tunes and get your groove on. Immerse yourself in a Punjabi rom-com or a nail-biting thriller. Not only will you pick up new vocabulary and slang, but you'll also gain a deeper understanding of Punjabi humor, traditions, and social life.

The Sweet Rewards of Your Punjabi Journey

Learning Punjabi is a marathon, not a sprint. There will be moments of frustration, but the rewards are more than worth it. As you progress, you'll be able to connect with Punjabi speakers on a deeper level, appreciate Punjabi art and literature, and navigate your way through a new world. The journey itself will be enriching, filled with discovery and laughter. So, take a deep breath, embrace the challenge, and get ready to add some Punjabi spice to your life!

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Dive Into The Ultimate World Of Entertainment And Popular OTT Platforms In India.

Introduction:-

Dangal Play has emerged as a market leader in providing a diverse and engaging entertainment experience among the Popular OTT Platforms In India. Enterr10 Television Pvt. Ltd. introduced Dangal Play, a platform that offers a diverse array of material in several languages and genres to suit the various preferences of Indian viewers. Stream more for Dangal Play's content library, user experience, industry effect, and more.

Dangal Play is A one-stop destination for premium entertainment content online. Dangal Play differentiates itself from other OTT platforms with its extensive content catalog, smooth streaming performance, and easy-to-use interface. Whether you enjoy Bollywood masala blockbusters, regional dramas, or international thrillers, Dangal Play has something for everyone.

Overview of the Entertainment Industry in India:-

India has one of the most dynamic and varied entertainment sectors globally. From Bollywood blockbusters to regional films, television dramas, and web series, entertainment touches the lives of millions of Indians. Cinema and television have long been the principal sources of entertainment for Indian viewers. But with the Popular OTT Platforms In India along with the development of technology and the spread of the Internet, India's entertainment scene has completely changed.

Understanding OTT Platforms:-

OTT services, which provide viewers with unrivaled access to a massive library of content, have come to be associated with ease and choice. Viewers can experience limitless enjoyment with subscription-based models, free from the inconvenience of ads or set schedules. The Popular OTT Platforms In India services are top-rated among audiences of all ages because of their flexibility.

Emergence Of OTT Platforms:-

Introducing Popular OTT Platforms In India services has transformed how Indians consume entertainment. OTT platforms send content to users online without conventional distribution methods like cable and satellite television. It has made entertainment more accessible by enabling fans to watch their preferred films, TV series, and web series on any internet-connected device at any time and location.

Content Library On Dangal Play:-

Dangal Play is a Popular OTT Platforms In India. It has a vast content catalog consisting of various films, TV series, web series, and original material, which is one of its main draws. Dangal Play guarantees that fans will have many options when choosing their next binge-worthy show, ranging from timeless faves to the newest releases.

Accessibility And Devices:-

Smart TVs, desktop PCs, tablets, smartphones, and other gadgets can all access Dangal Play. Viewers can take advantage of their preferred material anytime, anywhere, at home or on the go.

User Experience And Interface:-

Dangal Play has an easy-to-use interface that facilitates navigation. Viewers may easily find new content on Popular OTT Platforms In India based on their interests and preferences thanks to the user-friendly search and suggestion capabilities.

Regional Content And Localization:-

Given the diversity of its viewership, Dangal Play offers an extensive range of material in multiple languages, accommodating local preferences. Dangal Play, a Popular OTT Platforms In India, guarantees that audiences throughout India may access their language, Bhojpuri or Hindi.

Dangal Play's Impact On The Indian Entertainment Industry:-

Dangal Play's debut has dramatically impacted the Indian entertainment scene. The Popular OTT Platforms In India have made entertainment accessible by offering a platform for different viewpoints and stories, bringing lesser-known artists to the forefront.

Conclusion:-

Dangal Play has become a vital player in the Popular OTT Platforms In India, providing viewers with a diverse and engaging entertainment experience.  Dangal Play has been well-positioned to influence the direction of entertainment in India for many years because of its vast content library, flawless streaming interface, and dedication to consumer delight. Dangal Play offers something to suit all viewers, casual viewers, TV enthusiasts, or movie lovers.

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JO TUMHE HO PASAND..USS ZAMANE KI BAAT KARENGE - THE BLOG DILIP KUMAR (SUPPOSEDLY) LIKED! - REPOSTING MY BLOG: ‘HISTORY OF  HINDI CINEMA - A QUALITATIVE OVERVIEW’

Attraction of professional arts,for largest part,as-'Legitimized seller of "love" as product of livelihood!'. Ofcourse,therein,love has-own range of depths/shallows,& varied duality,to contend. A great precipice,to start exploring..but c/f from it,an #art,fewer know or sustain..

For- Many can teach u getting beaut bodies,few on beaut thots,but hardly any abt beaut feelings. Like asking for way to local(small-big city,town,village)temple..then once in temple complex,for way to shrine..but once there,jus staying..staying..& staying,even where everyone's left for the day.

The dynamics of #cinema has & will always stay same ie as btwn "thirsty" & "well".

CINEMA-VIEWING BEING ONE OF THE PRIME EXERCISES IN DETACHED OBSERVATION OF LIFE, IN ALL IT'S VARIOUS SHADES & HUES & COLORS.

What's changed thru 10-11 decades,from inception,is defn of "normal","aspirational",& "extraordinary". To illustrate- Thru 1910-2010s, ppl been as thirsty for fun time, as today..

In 1910s-20s, mere sight o' moving screen was extraordinary, so silent films ran thru paying masses like wildfire! But by 30s,turned normal. Next extraordinary,was 'sound'! Much that,most films thru 30s had min 40-50 songs embedded, even above stories. SONG then the new "aspiration".

Ppl like Santaram did attempt (laborious costly) 'colour' in cinema (utilizing German technique) in early 30s, but tis said the results were too garish to impress & inspire. Phut. Till mid-60s,when use of colour became noticeably attractive, & an aspirational feature for all.

Back to 40s,when song moved from aspiration to normal..igniting hunger for QUALITY. Also over-scrupulous revolution time, ppl began nit-picking, lending gen bad/cheap name to cin..igniting makers unto 'class' stories,actors,presentation.. "CREAM" the new aspiration, over normals.

In process,producing some "extraordinary" works & artists in art. So it continued,the cream shuttling btwn normal to extraordinary story-tell,song-write-singing,& visual delight..till mid-70s. When another 'revolution of distrustful' then,drove ppl to aspire "STIR OVER CREAM"!

Giving rise to "aspiring to extraordinarily mad/energetic/angry" cinema of 80s! Right to 90s..when blood fest turn passe,& liberalization-globalization, birthed the "western aspiration". A hazy diffused "POWDER" vision at that, translating to fluff-floaty cinema thru 90s in gen.  ....  Another valid perspective being, this 80s period also the time where arose the brainchild of  the "Formula film", 'designed to keep viewers perenially on the cusp of high emotional tension & flex', that being the seeming sole objective of all art & story-telling, albeit mostly in the action zone then, but transferred to the romantic & love zone by 90s, & that's continued 30 yrs on till today! A combined 30+ yrs era that can also pehaps be called "The Masala Era". Ofcourse as always discounting few exceptions here & there. This period of around early to mid 90s, that we now call "The Poppy Era", also being the time of advent of "Big TV", giving further door-to-door prominence to this "forever on the cusp" genre of entt.

Unto next mil! 2000s brought, never b4 surge in "entt industry" as viable lucrative career option for the vast "STATUS aspirational" masses in urban & semi-urban India..& of varied art-non art backgrounds. And many more open avenues for exhibition. And "BRAND" turned aspiration!

By 2010s, art had turned the normal! Twas NUMBERS-in name placement,platform-trumpeting,advert & hither-tither product launching, & the "ability to breach thru, OVER AND ABOVE ART", that turned into the visible aspiration for a majority. "MONEY POWER", the extraordinary feat here!

With the 2020s came the biggest worldwide pandemic, after more than a century, that caused billions of lives & equally high artistic occupations to totally shut down, for close to year to 2 years, also bringing with it the perhaps forced reallocation of artistic funding to the less risky proposition of 'web-series', a platform that had shown some promise in bits & parts since very late 2010s, a format allowing much more time & scope for 'slice-of-life art' within the Hindi realms, a form almost lost to it since the late 60s to mid 70s. And a breath of fresh air to art & hope within its being, in quality & it's quantity. This new phenomena seemingly also inspiring the cinema makers to also change tracks, & attracting that fan- base. Only time will tell, if this can result in a further evolution & return to the more generally artistic life art of 60s, or if this be merely a passing phase till the Hin cin scene regains it's lost reputation amongst masses (caused a lot on account of certain suspected if not altogether known high indiscretions & gross misuses of the money & connection power that 2010s as mentioned above brought in hordes to the new status aspirational lot & their controllers).

And cinema history goes on.. Dunno if bridging urban-semi divides, lower status thirsts, enuf, to get back to artistically congenial & largely productive creamy or stirring times! But #IndiesAllTimeHindis in a few fun part-time research yrs,has surely well roller-coastered thru Ind's decadence. For what its worth.🙏

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रुबीना ने बिकिनी में पति अभिनव की गोद में बैठ दिया पोज, वकेशन की यह तस्वीर वायरल

रुबीना ने बिकिनी में पति अभिनव की गोद में बैठ दिया पोज, वकेशन की यह तस्वीर वायरल

रुबीना दिलैक (Rubina Dilaik) और अभिनव शुक्ला (Abhinav Shukla) टीवी के पॉप्युलर कपल्स में शामिल हैं। दोनों सोशल मीडिया पर खूब ऐक्टिव रहते हैं और दिलकश तस्वीरें व वीडियो शेयर करते रहते हैं। ‘बिग बॉस 14’ में साथ नजर आए रुबीना और अभिनव की जोड़ी को फैन्स भी खूब पसंद करते हैं। इस वक्त यह कपल अपनी एक तस्वीर को लेकर चर्चा में है, जो सोशल मीडिया पर वायरल हो रही है। वायरल तस्वीर को अभिनव शुक्ला ने अपने…

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12 Years of Hina Khan: 'अक्षरा बहू' का चोला उतारने के लिए हिना खान को बेलने पड़े पापड़, यूं लिखी स्टारडम की इबारत

12 Years of Hina Khan: ‘अक्षरा बहू’ का चोला उतारने के लिए हिना खान को बेलने पड़े पापड़, यूं लिखी स्टारडम की इबारत

हिना को आज यानी 12 जनवरी को इंडस्ट्री में 12 साल हो गए हैं और वह खुशी से फूली नहीं समा रही हैं। इस मौके पर उन्होंने अपना एक शानदार वीडियो फैन्स के साथ इंस्टाग्राम पर शेयर किया है। 12 साल पूरे, फैन्स के लिए लिखा प्यार भरा मेसेज इस वीडियो में हिना खान ने अपने ऐक्टिंग की दुनिया के 12 साल के सफर को बड़ी ही खूबसूरती से दिखाया है। साथ में उन्होंने एक प्यारा सा मेसेज भी लिखा। हिना ने लिखा, ‘जब पहला…

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घंटों पानी में भिगोने का झंंझट खत्म, अब ऐसे बनाएं राजमा इंस्टेंट

घंटों पानी में भिगोने का झंंझट खत्म, अब ऐसे बनाएं राजमा इंस्टेंट

इंस्टेंट राजमा (Instant Rajma) बनाने के लिए सबसे पहले राजमा को उबालते टाइम उसमें बेकिंग सोडा मिला दें. सोडा राजमा को जल्दी गलाने में मदद करता है. पर ध्यान रहें कि सोडे का इस्तेमाल ज्यादा ना करें. चलिए मिलाने का अंदाजा भी हम ही बता देते हैं. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Megha Jain | Updated on: 23 Sep 2021, 07:15:08 AM Instant Rajma (Photo Credit: News Nation) नई दिल्ली: राजमा चावल को तो…

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THE LAST BOOK.... TAG

Thank you @juncosracing for the tag ::)

last book I bought: Tomb of Sand by Gitanjali Shri, in the original Hindi. My Urdu vocabulary needs a lot of work so I’m only halfway through it. I think it’s a lovely book, esp because it upsets what I thought about the kind of Indian novel that gets shortlisted for the Booker. I almost never buy books that exist as ebooks I haven’t already read but I am glad I made an exception.

was gifted: Mary Oliver’s Devotions and Gautam Bhatia’s The Horizon (Book #2 after The Wall, fantasy I highly rec!)

gave/lent someone: I gifted a copy of Masala Lab: The Science of Indian Cooking to a friend who is going abroad!

started: life has been hard, so I have started self soothing by started on a long overdue reread of City Watch from Discworld. Otherwise I’m supposed to be reading Beyond Caste: Identity and Power in South Asia, Past and Present for my reading group.

finished: Truthful answer is Men at Arms, aka City Watch #2 which I just finished before typing this out. New book I last finished was Russia in Revolution, Stephen Smith, which covers the 1890-1920 period.

gave 5 stars: so I don’t really rate books in any way but if you’re in the mood for gay period romance/thriller I read KJ Charles’ Think of England on @thelittlebirdthatkeptsomanywarm‘s rec.

gave 2 stars: I thought An Unquiet Mind was pretty meh. I don’t know what I was expecting from a memoir about mental illness but I just disagreed with it’s politics.

didn’t finish: The Terror, Dan Simmons. I really liked the TV Series but the racism started getting to me so I gave it up. Like officially. Put it in my abandoned list. Vagabonds by Hao Jingfang hasn’t been touched in the last 7 months cause it was lagging a bit in the middle

tagging: @bauliya @hungerpunch @charlesxcx @theburialofstrawberries and anyone else who wants to do this :)

[theburialofstrawberries]

do you have recs for any hindi films that have a similar vibe or energy to Sir? watched it after reading your lovely piece! and would appreciate some recs if you have the time/energy. take care and sending u love

Thanks so much for reading and letting me know <3 Here are a few recommendations across netflix, prime video, hotstar, have also asked a friend who watches way more Indian movies than I do so will reblog with more info when I have it 

The Lunchbox - the one Sir gets most closely compared to, very quiet, characterful romance vibes. lots of close-up shots of bhindi masala

Masaan - really depressing but does a wonderful job of showing eager young love crossed by caste 

Court - this one has vivek gomber from sir! I’m about 30 min in and really loving it, it’s beautifully observed and acted out....political in all the right ways

Lust Stories - zoya akhtar’s section of this four-part anthology is also about an illicit relationship between a man and his maid, have heard very good things about this + bhoomi pednekar’s performance 

Mukkabaaz - gory sports movie romance, plucky boxer + mute heroine. her uncle is the head of boxing federation and played by jimmy shergil, who with his beaky nose and angry eyes does a good impersonation of a pigeon 

Bonus recommendations 

Bangalore Days - one of my comfort malayalam movies. hilarious soft romantic ensemble cast kinda movie. my favourite character is in a wheelchair and has a biker lesbian haircut  

Eeb Allay Ooo! - this one’s critically acclaimed and on my watch list, described as ‘dark offbeat comedy’, looks promising 

Moothon - try torrenting this one? I have yet to download it, but it’s got an LGBTQ protagonist from lakshwadeep who’s swept into the seedy underbelly of mumbai....hindi-malayalam language 

Hope these help and let me know if you catch something I havent seen yet. Also @ the anon who asked me ages ago for Indian TV show recs I watch zero Indian TV except for Faye D’Souza’s news channel but can recommend the Pakistani romance miniseries Zindagi Gulzaar Hai, also on Netflix

EDIT: check the replies too, good stuff in there

[leroyneil]

All the interesting facts about Tamil cinema and TV shows.

Tamil cinema improves year after year and is clearly on the right track, performing well not just at some of the international film festivals but also at some national festivals as well as events. The most recent honour for Tamil films is that they won a significant number of prizes at the recent Nobel Prizes, featuring best performing hero as well as heroine roles, greatest choreographer, as well as best director.

Tamil cinema has been gradually moving away from its usual action as well as masala fare, with a greater emphasis on character-driven films and fine performances. The significance of a strong plot and acceptable gimmicks has now been recognized by directors and otherwise producers. Colors Tamil Serials are actually very good.

Tamil film, as they claim, is a mash-up of elegant Malayalam and mainstream Telugu elements. We could also discover a lot of politicians throughout the Tamil film business, or you could say that the specific film beginnings of Kollywood have strong ties to politics. You'll be surprised to learn that most of the themes in Tamil films are influenced by Tamil folk music. People watch Tamil TV Shows from all over the world.

Direct-to-Home TV watching in India was transformed by DTH. To break the monopoly of television service providers, Zee Network launched India's inaugural DTH service. Dish TV became the India's first DTH service, launched in 2003. For the very first time, audiences were able to pick as well as choose whatever stations they wanted to watch. Dish TV's bouquet of the services includes regional language bundles, sports bundles, and movie packs. Vijay Tamil Serials are very popular.

More than 20 languages are represented upon Indian television. All material, from news to further entertainment to movies to further music, is now available via the regional channels. Zee Tamizh TV Shows are actually very good. Doordarshan was actually the first Indian channel for offering regional programming. These channels have indeed been highly popular among homes without a cable connection. ETV only broadcasts regional language networks. Vijay TV Serials are available at affordable rates.

There isn't a single Hindi or otherwise English language channel. This has compelled the larger companies, such as Zee and Star, to diversify into the regional language channels. The local channels were well received by the people. Tamil as well as Telugu networks, in reality, have better TRPs than the national channels. You can watch Vijay TV Shows easily.

With increased competition in the DTH market, service providers developed more appealing offerings. One such game-changing innovation is video on demand. Allowing the users for recording television shows to watch at a later time and airing movies upon demand, both old as well as new, has piqued the interest of viewers. Zee TV Tamil Serials are outstanding.

For the first moment, the spectator, rather than the specific broadcasting channel, has control over the viewing of a show. The public has become more powerful in terms of broadcast control as a result of this. Split-screen watching, which allows you to watch numerous channels at the very same time, is also an intriguing feature. Zee Tamizh TV Serials has been doing a great work.

[all-brown-everything]

My favourite Indian films of 2018

Sorry for the wait this year. 2018 in the movies mirrored my own life a lot; the films on the list are films to love, make you feel something human, and they force you to take their characters and hold them close to your chest as if they were your own. While the most interesting mainstream movies from South Asia over previous years on this blog have excelled when they chose to experiment with the language of cinema itself, the 10 I’ve written about here have, similar to great literature, embraced pain, longing, love and everything else that comes with being alive.

10. Theevandi

I’ve seen this film being described as an “anti-smoking movie.” I couldn’t disagree more. It’s a story about the nature of habit (rather than the disease of ‘addiction’), of locating the source of your personality, your soul, and trying to change it against the will of nature. During my time in India this year, nothing brought more joy than an ice burst and cutting tea at the side of the road, perching on the side of the pavement and watching life carry on around you. And while this is a film with a main character who wants to quit smoking, it isn’t about cancer. It isn’t about that horrible sooty smell at the end of your fingers, or yellowing teeth or a decreased sperm count. It’s about how something as innocuous as a tube of rolled up tobacco hanging out of your mouth can act as a fragile crutch for the entire weight of the world.

9. Laila Majnu

Like many of my favourites this year (and every year), this re-telling of one of South Asia’s most important romances wants to know what love is. Here, we see love not as a generous, giving emotion, but as pure greed. With one of Bollywood’s most gorgeous soundtracks, that bleeds furiously out of every frame, and a constant sparkling gleam of glamour over these gorgeous young actors and the Kashmiri hills they prance around in, I enjoyed this enough just based on the commercial tropes it toys with for fun. But its real beauty lies in its brave and painful final declaration; that the most divine love may connect you to God and remove your soul from your body, but it will destroy you and your connections to the Earth, as the cruelest form of asceticism.

8. Cake

I’m including a Pakistani movie (again) because our film industries were birthed under one national identity, and I don’t see the studios of Karachi as any more culturally distant from Mumbai’s Film City than Kodambakkam. Moving to Cake, this stunning portrait of a dysfunctional family surprised me against all my instincts that it was a Western-facing production clearly aimed at piercing its way into festivals and a patronising ‘World Cinema’ bracket. It is in fact, a study of shifting societal politics in an increasingly extreme and polarised World, of figuring out where your values stand in the midst of religion, feudalism and globalisation, and accepting that when these heavy, abstract concepts weigh down on your shoulders, it is the human beings around you who will feel the strain first.

7. Golak, Bugni, Bank Te Batua

I really love Punjabi cinema. Seeing it come into its own and reclaim its cultural narratives and aesthetics from bastardizing Bollywood (where now even a film set in rural Gujarat will feature a Punjabi language song) has brought a lot of joy. Now here comes a  happy little film not set on preaching the glory of Sikkhi or telling an epic tale of brave warriors or earnest farmers, but on bringing us into the lives of a middle class Hindu Punjabi family in a small mohalla of a tier 2 city. And these aren’t the Hindu “Punjabis” of a Bollywood movie set in Chandni Chowk, who might throw in a “tussi” or “tuadi” here and there at the most. These are real people with a real culture, as intertwined with Punjab and their Sikh neighbours as they are separate. The film doesn’t patronise them by drawing humour from their novel identity; the situational character-based slapstick and witty back-and-forth theatrical dialogues exist in a warm parallel with the “World” of the movie. And then the lives of these people change in one instant as demonetisation hits, and we are hilariously reminded that whether you’re Hindu or Sikh, Northern or Southern, you are (unfortunately) still in India.

6. C/o Kancharapalem

I won't say this film stood out as a "Telugu movie", as such slight, subtle films are an anomaly no matter what language they're made in or how brash those other films produced in the same mother tongue may be. These small and quiet tales, with their shy characters who live at the fringes of society, whether that mean they are Muslim prostitutes or simple middle class teachers carving out a living in a small village, are special because they manage to transmit such humanity without stirring from the dark alleyways or shaded courtyards where they take place. Not every film needs to stand tall like an intimdsting Tolstoy tome; some can be as unassuming as an RK Narayan novella and still make us feel like they're an epic.

5. Pyaar Prema Kaadhal

Let's be honest. Casting two leads from a reality show, putting heart shaped balloons in your posters and deciding on the title "Love, Love, Love" pretty much screams "trash" doesn't it? But here was a humbling reminder that Indian popular culture can surprise you in the most pleasant of ways. These two good-looking young wannabe-stars and their social media followings represent so much about the "new India", a steadfastly singular culture (or cultures) whizzing through the fiery hoops of globalisation at breakneck speed, coming to terms with a mixed up value system, raging sexual frustration and an ever widening class gap, all of which have left a generation feeling more connected yet more alienated than ever before. This is 'Pyaar, Prema, Kaadhal', a flawed and horny love story, sweating with tension and all the repulsive angst of human emotion, yet with the glamorous musical heart of Indian cinema still beating loudly underneath.

4. Manmarziyaan

There was as much to love about 'Manmarziyaan' as there was to hate. The age-old filmi love triangle rears its head again, only this time with characters who are more manipulative and frustrating than any you've seen in a "mainstream" movie before. But while the film never forces you to judge (at times leaving you confused about whether you're actually supposed to like any of these people) it demands that you engage. It's encouraged some of the finest writing on cinema I've seen in recent years, and such an unashamedly "Bollywood" film inspiring this thrilling thought and analysis from our finest critics (whether their judgement is kind or not) warrants its inclusion on this list alone. Then there's the way its incredible soundtrack weaves in and out of scenes like the characters own breaths, the way life changing moments are obscured from the script by deafening silences and acutely observed minutiae, and of course THAT lead performance. I'm not sure if I "liked" it or not, but I sure as hell can't wait to watch it again.

3. Pari

The better the film, the harder it is to write about. 'Pari' is rich with metaphor. While being a ghost story (and a damn good one) merely on the surface, it has plenty to say about the way our society treats women, poses the question of if we can truly be born evil, and even critiques our savage treatment of "the other" in a global society where more of us are on the run than settled in our homes. But I think its biggest strength is that while it challenges you to reach into the very centre of your being and take a look at yourself and the World around you, its craft and screenwriting is so good that not at any moment does it give you a second to realise that's what you're doing.

2. Rangasthalam

'Rangasthalam' is so great. Like really really great. Once an innocuous muscle man, Ram Charan has channelled his inner Dhanush and located his physicality, writhing and slanging his way into the mind and body of the quintessential South Indian rural hero, hoisting his lungi and flicking his beedi into one of the most visceral and truly cinematic masala movies in living memory. The thumping pace and kinetic choreography (both of the rousing song sequences and the busy, lived-in frames of the rest of the movie) evoke a dusty, violent world with the same panache of Ameer in 'Paruthiveeran' or Sasikumar in 'Subramaniyapuram', while the moustache twirling dialogues and meticulous emotional beats offer as much pure fun as a "Dabangg" or a "Khakee" or any classic Hindi masala movie. I've read pieces linking the cinema of 'Rangasthalam' to film noir traditions, but to me it simply proved that the masala genre still has as much excitement to offer as any other.

1. Mukkabaaz

I'll remember 2018 as the year that Anurag Kashyap, previously India's frontrunner in the realm of "interesting" (but more often headscatching) cinema, stopped thinking with his very big brain and instead used his even bigger heart. His most straightforward film is undoubtedly his best, Hollywood-esque in its writing but firmly Indian in its sentiment. The scale is small - empty boxing arenas, bleak winding village paths and a cast plucked from the TV screen - but its emotions are pure opera. This is a timeless film, and though it laughs at the ridiculousness of modern India, poking a nasty smug finger at caste oppression, petty politics and the bureaucratic nightmare of simply trying to stay alive, it defies analysis. Much like the song at the centre of the story, the violently stunning 'Paintra', it only asks that you feel. And what more could we want from cinema?

I've had so much fun at the movies this year. From dancing to Dilbar in the cheap seats of G7 in Bandra to reciting Dhanush's Maari 2 dialogues at the bus stop outside Ilford Cineworld, Indian movies have continued to punctuate my life and bring me more joy than they have any right to. I can't wait to do this all again this year. What were the films that stirred you over the last 12 months? Let me know. Xx

[tezlivenews]

मौनी रॉय ने वाइट बिकिनी पहन ढाया कहर, फैन्स और सेलेब्स ने यूं किया रिऐक्ट

मौनी रॉय ने वाइट बिकिनी पहन ढाया कहर, फैन्स और सेलेब्स ने यूं किया रिऐक्ट

वाइट बिकिनी में मौनी रॉय (Mouni Roy in bikini) का अंदाज एकदम किलर है, जो सबको हैरान कर रहा है। इसमें उनके ग्लैमरस और बोल्ड अंदाज की खूब तारीफें हो रही हैं। बिकिनी में ‘किलर’ अंदाज इंस्टाग्राम पर शेयर की गईं इन तस्वीरों में मौनी रॉय की हर कोई तारीफ कर रहा है। पूल में कर रहीं इंजॉय इन तस्वीरों में मौनी रॉय पूल के अंदर इंजॉय करती और अलग-अलग अंदाज में पोज देती नजर आ रही हैं। उनकी इन तस्वीरों पर…

[digimakacademy]

बवाल फोटोज शेयर करती हैं नई 'भाबीजी' नेहा पेंडसे, वर्जिनिटी पर भी दिया था बेबाक बयान

बवाल फोटोज शेयर करती हैं नई ‘भाबीजी’ नेहा पेंडसे, वर्जिनिटी पर भी दिया था बेबाक बयान

नेहा पेंडसे हर ओर सुर्खियों में छाई हुई हैं। वह चर्चित सीरियल ‘भाबीजी घर पर हैं’ में अनीता भाभी के रोल में नजर आएंगी। नेहा पेंडसे ‘मे आई कम इन मैडम?’ में संजना के रोल में काफी पॉप्युलर रह चुकी हैं। उनको अनीता भाबी के रोल में देखने के लिए दर्शक काफी एक्साइटेड हैं। वैसे नेहा सोशल मीडिया पर भी खूब ऐक्टिव हैं। उन्होंने अपनी कई कातिलाना फोटोज और वीडियोज इंस्टाग्राम पर फैन्स के लिए शेयर किए हैं। रोल…

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कर रहें हैं चटपटा खाने की विश, तो खाएं ये टेस्टी पनीर की डिश

कर रहें हैं चटपटा खाने की विश, तो खाएं ये टेस्टी पनीर की डिश

बारिश का मौसम चल रहा है. ऐसे में लोग चाहे घर पर हो या बाहर कुछ चटपटा खाने को ढ़ूंढ़ते है. वहीं बात अगर वेजिटेरियन लोगों कि की जाए तो वो लोग सबसे ज्यादा पनीर ढू़ंढ़ते है. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Megha Jain | Updated on: 15 Sep 2021, 03:28:35 PM Paneer (Photo Credit: News Nation) नई दिल्ली: बारिश का मौसम चल रहा है. ऐसे में लोग चाहे घर पर हो या बाहर कुछ चटपटा खाने को ढ़ूंढ़ते है. वहीं…