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Ten things we love about cats* Say cheese: These low-maintenance cuties bathe and groom themselves to perfection, which explains why they’re always pretty as a picture. And there’s nothing more beautiful than a cat basking in the sun. * Pied Pipers: ...
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All’s well that ends wellThe Weinstein Company, one of the largest film production houses and distributors in the world, has officially bought the rights for the thriller “Yaavarum Nalam” to be made into a Hollywood feature film. This is the first time in ...
Two drops of happinessPandia Rajan is happy that his short film “Iru Thuligal” will be screened at the CMS Children International Film festival scheduled from April 7 to 13 at Lucknow. “I am happy that my film, based on the eradication of polio, ...
Record of another kindHe started as a painter, drifted into acting and then surprised everyone with his writing skill. Alliance Company, one of the oldest publishing houses in Tamil Nadu, has published most of his works. Now, he has narrated the ...
They said itI do not welcome the idea of more horror shows. These shows bring negativity. We are already afraid of so many things in life. Horror shows lead to negative psyche. I recommend shows that have humour. A horror movie is okay because we ... VOICE YOUR VIEWS - HORROR SHOWS ON TELEVISION Negative impact Late-night horror shows on television are neither educative nor entertaining. But, they are thrilling to watch. So the young get hooked to them. The sound effects and scary visuals can sometimes have a negative impact on young minds and create ... Drop in quality Horror shows haven’t always been successful on the small screen. Most advertisers don’t support such shows because of the negativity associated with them. But, producers of such shows blame it on the time of telecast. Also, they ...
Not for kidsContrary to popular belief, watching a gory horror show does not make a person brave. Normally, horror gets our adrenaline flowing. Viewing such shows can be exciting and fun for adults. But, they certainly are not recommended for vulnerable ... Streak of violence Horror shows have become a part of the line-up of various channels. But, children can turn violent watching them. They can also lead to a rise in crime. It is better to have more comedy and informative programmes. Gurusubramaniam S ... Limit to tolerance There is a limit to everything. If anything exceeds a level, it becomes unbearable. Television shows are meant to entertain and not to scare/spoil the society. TV shows should be informative. Horror shows are not educative. They only make ...
More is badIt is a fact that the horror content has increased considerably in TV serials. The level of horror should be like amount salt in food — more is bad. The after-effect of watching such shows is that many are struck with fear for a long ... Bad influence I watched the movie ‘The Exorcist’. It’s the first and the last horror movie that I watched. Shows are meant to be entertaining. Believe me, horror shows are not. They do not liven up your mood. Imagine kids watching these ... Harmful effects Horror shows are okay if they are not long-running. Depending upon a person’s mental condition, over-exposure to these shows may have a psychological impact (particularly on children). But these shows lack theme and provide no quality ... ROUND AND ABOUT
Pen anyone?(Bits and pieces from the reporters’ diary that did not make it to the main stories.) Few things are more embarrassing for a reporter than her pen running dry midway through an interview. Picture the reporter ... The accountant’s tale “Mathemagician” is an account of a young math genius set in Babylon
A Re of light Rehane shows her Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week collection today in the capital. A sneak peek
Cool summers Enjoy lip-smacking ice creams with Pizza Hut’s fare
The name says it all Skoda is out to make a statement with its Superb. Be it styling, drive or fuel economy, it is impressive in every way, writes Ashish Masih For biking fans Castrol launches a nationwide hunt for the most passionate biker Virtual Mechanic Car and bike questions? We have the answers
The next sporty bike on its wayYamaha’s YZF-R1 and the Suzuki Hayabusa are already burning up Indian roads while Honda’s CBR-1000RR Fireblade waits in the wings, almost ready to take flight. Speed freaks will have even more reason to celebrate, for Suzuki ... Autoquizzing Shoot your answers before Saturday to wheelsadvt@the hindu.co.in or SMS to 56397. Type WHEELS followed by space and followed by your answer option (VAS charges ...
AUTO QUIPYou know, somebody actually complimented me on my driving today. They left a little note on the windscreen, it said ‘Parking Fine’. MAN AND MACHINE Perfect accompaniment If you want to have a feel of the economical sidecars that were once made for regular bikes, you have to turn to collectors like Sumanth Chaganti
Xylo travels to SAMahindra South Africa, a subsidiary of the Mahindra Group, has launched its new multi-purpose vehicle, the Xylo. The Xylo range for the South African market consists of the luxury model, the E8, and the people-mover, the E2. Mahindra ...
Jazz casts its magic spell Two concerts in the city drew listeners to the fine nuances of jazz
Just imagine! J.M. S. Mani’s latest works have a rich narrative
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