Salman Khan’s Six Collections of his last six Movie releases

 Salman Khan’s Six Collections of his last six Movie releases

• Wanted Movie
  First week: 30,80,14,337
  Total: 57,05,00,000
   
• Main Aur Mrs Khanna Movie
  First week: 6,44,92,629
  Total: 7,76,47,500
   
• London Dreams Movie
  First week: 22,45,95,018
  Total: 36,87,45,000
   
• Veer Movie
  First week: 33,68,21,834
  Total: 47,96,75,000
  
• Dabangg Movie
  First week: 79,41,82,921
  Total: 1,40,75,00,000
   
• Ready Movie (still running)
  First week: 67,98,52,267
  Total: 32,28,69,255

Singham Hindi Movie Review Ajay Devgn Kajal Aggarwal

Singham

Producers : Reliance Entertainment
DIRECTOR: Rohit Shetty
CAST : Ajay Devgn, Kajal Aggarwal, Prakash Raj, Sudhanshu Pandey

Singham Hindi Movie Story Review

Singham is a Hindi remake of the blockbuster of the same name. Director Rohit Shetty takes a break from comedy (the Golmaal series) and goes back to the genre he began with (action thriller Zameen).

In Shivgad, a small village on the border of Maharashtra and Goa, lives honest, diligent police inspector Bajirao Singham (Ajay Devgn). He is a one-man army fighting injustice and prejudice.

A Sudden stroke of destiny sets up Singham against the most feared and powerful criminal politician in Goa, Jaykant Shikre (Prakash Raj reprising his role original). Singham’s supportive
girlfriend Kavya (Kajal Aggarwal) and the family of the late Rakesh Kadam (Sudhanshu Pandey) make him realise the urgent need to purge the system by eradicating crooks like Jaykant Shikre, who has his finger in every unsavoury pie. From drugs to kidnapping, Shikre is involved in all of
 it until Singham decides to take him on by using the law, not breaking it.

MURDER TWO Review Emraan Hashmi Jacqueline Movie

MURDER TWO

DIRECTOR: Mohit Suri
CAST : Emraan Hashmi, Jacqueline Fernandez
SPECIAL APPEARANCE: Yana Gupta

Emraan Hashmi Jacqueline Fernandez - Murder Two Movie

 
MURDER TWO Movie Story Review

Arjun Bhagwat (Emraan Hashmi) is a Goan ex-cop who earns his bread doing odd jobs. For him money is all that matters. Arjun meets Sameer, a Goan gangster whose hookers, his source of livelihood, have been disappearing. He offers Arjun a huge sum to go on their trail and bring them back.

Model Priya (Jacqueline Fernandez) falls for Arjun but is hurt about playing second fi ddle to moolah which still tops his list. Arjun discovers that the missing girls are connected by one cell number. He decides that to catch the lion one must feed him the lamb. So he chooses Reshma, a college girl who’s in the ‘business’ to feed her family, as bait. She is sent to the owner of the cellphone number, Dheeraj Pandey (Prashant Narayanan). Turns out Dheeraj is a serial killer and a eunuch to boot, or so he says. What is certain is that he is a sex addict and brutally murders women.

Arjun gets into a tiff with Dheeraj and they both land up at the police station. Dheeraj being a sociopath admits to a crime so heinous that even the police are shocked.

Now it’s all up to Arjun Bhagwat. He has one night to fi nd specific proof that will keep Dheeraj in jail. He also needs to fi nd Reshma because he begins to feel guilty about sending her as bait. Things don’t go as planned and Dheeraj struts out of the police station a free bird due to lack of evidence. Scarily, the next name on his list turns out to
be Priya.

Arjun is at his wits’ end as he scrambles to gather the loose threads and form them into a noose to nab Dheeraj.

 

Delhi Belly Review Imran Khan Shernaz Treasuryvala Movie

Delhi Belly Movie

PRODUCERS: Aamir Khan Productions, UTV Motion Pictures
DIRECTOR: Abhinay Deo
CAST : Imran Khan, Vir Das, Kunal Roy Kapoor, Shernaz Treasuryvala, Poorna

Vir Das, Imran Khan, Kunal Roy Kapoor

 Delhi Belly Movie Review
Three to tango again. This time the trio are fl atmates and buddies Tashi (Imran Khan), Arup (Vir Das) and Nitin (Kunal Roy Kapoor). Tashi is due to get married in a month but still doesn’t know if his fi ancé is ‘the one’. Arun can’t make up his mind who he wants to kill fi rst - his girlfriend who has just dumped him or his irksome boss whose idea of creativity is sketching a smiling banana. And Nitin is about to discover that eating yummy tandoori chicken from a street vendor is going to give him the worst case of Delhi Belly he’s ever known. Three regular blokes, living a regular life except for one small detail – they are on the hit list of one of the world’s deadliest crime syndicates. Will they be able to get away before the crap hits the roof and comes crashing down?

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Business Class

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has already become an accepted concept and practice. Many business and industrial Commercial Classes (CC) are setting apart a part of their profit for various kinds of social, cultural and charitable activities Some have also established Foundations, which undertake innumerable cultural, social, educational and similar activities. It is obvious that CSR activities give CC a sense of participation in economic and social development of the country. Their public image also goes up,which indirectly helps CC in a variety of ways. They are able to attract good talent as employees and managers. Citizens trust them, and in appreciation buy their products. The Tata Group is a standing example of outstanding contribution as CSR. TIFR, TISS, IISc, Asia’s first Cancer Hospital and innumerable other R&D, cultural and educational institutions are  standing monument to the generosity of the Tata Group.

Kolkata’s Connection to Dickens

It is most likely for one to overlook the close connection Kolkata has with Dickens. The South Park Street Cemetery has a story to unravel. Lieutenant Walter Landor Dickens, Charles Dickens’s son arrived in India during the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny. He served as an officer in the British army till 1864. Upon his death, he was buried at the military cemetery. Unfortunately, Dickens received the news of his son’s death on his birthday in 1864.

The grave was brought into limelight when The New York Times published an article ‘Dickens’ soldier son’ on February 18, 1911. In 1987, a few students from Jadavpur University raised funds to move the tomb stone from the military cemetery in Bhowanipore to the South Park Street Cemetery. It was placed among the columns, cupolas and obelisks that honour some prominent Europeans who died in Kolkata.