Minds Eye Of Life

It's a fast paced world in which we grow out of our childhood too anxious and busy to chase what we call an ideal life. Until one day it hits us hard that in the journey to evolve into what we have become today, we have lost out on appreciating many nuisances of life. We have ignored and ruptured relationships that are the very reason for why we exist today. Our life is not journey from our birth to death alone. Have you ever thought that we all are probably a part of someone else's life journey. A beautiful moment of joy in their life when we were born. Godhi Banna Sadharna Mykattu, is actually a hard-hitting movie that makes us pause, look inwards and realize the part of us we seem to ignore. The story telling is so beautiful that it grows on you. The tone of the movie is an amazing blend of multiple emotions, it also makes you chuckle at times with its touch of humor. The subtle but strong element of romance, the timeless power of love is intertwined effortlessly i...

‪#‎UTurn ‬ is a movie with a gripping storyline. The underlying theme is karma and it's vicious circle. But it's got another strong message for all. The brilliance is, how in the form of a mystery thriller the filmmaker tries to address a grave concern which seldom attracts our seriousness. The movie has many brilliant moments. It's got all the elements needed to keep you glued onto your seats. The climax makes many conclude it as a supernatural thriller. Having said that it still doesn't undermine the filmmakers attempt to create a brilliant cinema. Kudous to Pawan Kumar for making a brilliant movie. The Lucia director has broken new grounds with U Turn . Now hoping to see more of such fantabulous movies. It's heartening to note that new age filmmakers have brought in a new wave in Kannada cinema's. I wish many more of such movies get done and be seen. Verdict: U Turn is a must watch Kannada Movie  - VJ Says Cheers and Peace 

"I wish there were more movies made around the brilliance of mind and people blessed with it." These were my exact thoughts the day I watched 'Man who knew infinity'.  I was superbly impressed by the movie. The movie had so many interesting plots seamlessly stitched together. To me the highlight wasn't just that it was the story of one of the most brilliant mathematicians of India. There was so much more to it. It made me ask the fundamental question, why is Bollywood not making enough of such movies. Also why does it always have be a Hollywood movie to invoke such strong emotions for stories which are strongly associated with India. Remember the movie Slumdog Millionaire. The movie had truly impressive star cast including Dev Patel as Srinivasa Ramanujan,  Jeremy Irons as G. H. Hardy, Arundhati Nag as Ramanujan's mother and Devika Bhise as Janaki, Ramanujan's wife amongst others. Srinivas Ramanujan, what a character he must have been in f...