Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Naan EE

NAAN EE is awesome movie without a boring moment. Sudeeps spell bound performance, difficult to describe. He have made me laugh to tears in a scene where he pull of his towel to chase the fly away. Even Though Nani's role very limited, he impresses as a lover boy.. Santhanam LOL.. he have changed for the sake of LOVE. Samantha is sweet and emotes well. i have started to like her. Undoubtedly NAAN EE team has done a Brilliant Job and Worth The Money I Spent for it.

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Kadhalil Sodhappavadhu Yeppadi



I truly enjoyed it. I don’t have to elaborate the storyline since there are so many reviews. Just want to share the scenes I enjoyed.

Each time Siddharth talking to the camera makes me laugh. And yes, I happen to find few of the dialogues are apparently same as my hubby using in our quarrels. The scene in the restaurant where Siddharth sits without thinking anything (didn’t know guys can just sit for hours without thinking anything) and DAM opening sequence are all fabulously funny. Not forgetting the scene where the Boyfren promise will never lie to his gal. LOL.

For those who missed the movie, Trust me you should watch it. Because the movie was a Fun ride till the end.

Friday, March 16, 2012

Back on April


Very busy with my house renovation. Will be back ON April

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

MY BIRTHDAY

Oh, where do I began, It was really a wonderful and blessed Birthday. My hubby blown me with flowers and cake delivery to my office. When my colleagues ask me what my kids bought for me, I say they are still small. Only a kiss. I wasn’t expecting anything till I reach their school to fetch them. They chase their frens and make them wish me “HAPPY BIRTHDAY”. It’s a kind of different gift. Speechless, filled with happiness. We had dinner outside, taking one day break from kitchen. After the celebration, I went to sleep earlier than them cause too tired of being happy the whole day.



Usually when I got monthly menstrual, I will put the mattress down and sleep. My eyes are closed but not sleeping. That’s when I heard my two kids whispering to each other saying “amma sleep already. Let’s kiss her and say we love her”. So sweet. Once they done, they switch off the light.

This is the best part. Once they off the light they could not see clearly to get on the bed. The first foot stepped on my head to climb on the bed is Rageshvarma(Anna). Second is Sevvelsharmaah (Thambi). My eyes popped but I didn’t shout. Due to sweetest birthday treat, I have to hold the pain and sleep like nothing happen. The next morning when I woke up, first thing came to my mind is how heavy was the last gift.

I LOVE MY FAMILY.

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

MY LOVE

He was a total stranger when we got engaged on 7th December 2002. My mom says, she already check his details and background. No problem with him, and I will live a happy (Happy means secure) life with him. Because he is government staff. JUST LIKE IN MOVIES.

The following week, he call for a date on 12th December 2002 and we went for a movie “April Mathathil”. The movie sucks. Worse is I have no feeling towards him. When he tried to hold my hand, I say “I DON’T LIKE. DON’T EVER TRY TAT AGAIN”. Thank god he didn’t get mad.

When I was about to leave, he bought me grapes and anklet. He wanted to drop me at home, but I say I only need a cab to get home. I was damn rude to him. He stopped a cab, open the door and say “take care. Once u reach home, call me”. Hearing his soft advice, caring and smile, I guess cupid struck my heart. I tell myself I should give him space to get close to me.

The following week, on 19th December 2002 I called up for a date. That’s when I know him more closer and fall in love. I know it’s just one day. But in one day time, I get to know many things about him. The best part, he ask me to pay for what I ate, and he will pay his own. LOL. Couldn’t guess what was in his mind. But I tell him, its my treat. I will pay for him too. I allow him to send me home, hold my hand and kiss me. THE MEMORY STILL FRESH IN MY MIND. Till we get married, I spend for every going out expenses. Guys usually say gals will make man’s wallet empty. Just to prove to him, it’s not true in my matter.

10 years of marriage, we have secured (Now secured means Happy) life because we share everything. Ohhh, Of course we do fight. Part of life. The last fight was when I had my hairdo, he say u look damn ugly when others say I look pretty and younger. I throw scoop ladle at him. DASHYAT RIGHT !!!! HA HA HA

14th February 2003 is our 1st Valentine.
14th February 2012 is our 10th Valentine.

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Coming Back ?

Is she really coming back ? I like her so much cause of her puntuality on set and she really can act.

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Bride to be Genelia

Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D'Souza's sangeet, at a Bandra hotel. , Bride-to-be Genelia

Saturday, January 28, 2012

Stop Child Sex Trafficking

Let the pictures do the talking.







Monday, January 16, 2012

Actor Turned Actress

No much work, so vethiyah inthe veleh pathen.. LOL

My All-Time Favourite


Vikram - Dhool & Dhill
Surya - Kaakha Kaakha & Ghajini
Vijay – Thirumalai & Sivakasi
Vadivelu - Pattali & Chandramukhi
Sathanam - Boss Engiren Bhaskaran & Vaanam
VivekDum Dum Dum & Thenkasi Pattanam

Saturday, January 14, 2012

Bhogi Pongal

Bhogi is a festival celebrated on first day of Pongal. On bhogi, people clean their house and all the waste and unwanted things are set on fire. Lets burn unwanted with minimum quantity. Have awareness to save the Earth. Can you imagine some people will take the opportunity to burn rubbish, broken furniture and rubber tyres which emits lot of smoke which affects the environment. I’m not against Bhogi. But at the same time, I say NO to bhogi every year.
On the day of Bhogi I would like to share an interesting article which I came across few years ago. It’s not related to Bhogi or pongal but take it as general knowledge to save the EARTH.

Millions of people die each day on this planet. there is one thing that all funerals have in common: the alarming amount of wood used in the pyres or the coffins. When the body is burnt along with kilos of wood and embalming fluids, an astonishing amount of carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide and acids are produced, making the carbon footprint bigger and darker.


Green burial is a process wherein a body is returned to the soil in its most natural form sans any coffin or embalming agents. Manufacturing coffins requires cutting down of a large number of trees and the embalming fluids seep into the soil and pollute the water thus disturbing the ecosystem. The body may at the most be wrapped in a bio-degradable material like a sheet or a shroud.

A green cemetery is a place where tombstones are replaced by trees and a forest is born, complete with wildlife, birds and flowers. Nature takes it own course and your loved ones’ body is extended towards a noble cause making them immortal. Since a large chunk of forest area has been destroyed by human encroachment and consumption, green cemeteries come as a welcome change as they create miniature forest ecosystems within the cities and detoxify the atmosphere. The forest needs no maintenance or expense as it thrives on a soil made fertile by decaying organic matter.

It is understandable and obviously expected that after years of following conventional cremation and burial rites; some may not be open this tradition breaking idea. However, just as we are coming to accept organ donation, this concept too, is nothing out of the blue. In the former case, we are helping a human being while in the latter, we are helping nature. The cause is as noble, if not more, that the act of donating organs of your loved ones after their demise. Just like the donated organs are mentioned in the deceased’s will, so can the willingness to undergo a Green Burial. Choosing a Green Burial and discussing it with your family saves your loved ones from a lot of difficulties and hassles of making expensive and time-consuming arrangements for your last rites in their hour of grief. Life may often not give us an opportunity to prove our worth, but death certainly does! It is just a matter of “will”…

I’m not sure if they have such burial in Malaysia, but if they do, I will never hesitate to go for it. Because EDWARD ABBEY Says "One's death should mean something."