Sunday, September 28, 2014

PM Modi's Hindi Speech at UNGC - Transcriptions

When the speaker invited Mr Modi to deliver his speech at UN's 69th session, our PM quoted these lines in his maiden speech there at the United Nations General Assembly. I transcripted from lines 1:51 to 10:50..and couldn't do the rest, as it was too time-consuming. Hopefully, it'd help you comprehend the essence of Modi's Hindi speech. (note, somewhere in the transcription, i wittingly omitted the lines repeated by the PM).

First of all, I extend you all my heartiest thanks to have been elected as adhykash (chief-guest) for the 69th session of United Nations general assembly. It’s a great privilege and honor for me to address you all first time as a pm of India. I am overwhelmed by the hopes and expectations of my beloved Indians. At the same time, I am conscious about the world’s expectations from its 1.25 billion people. India is a nation where the 6th portion of humanity is prosperous. India is undergoing such a transformational phase on social and economy fronts, never witnessed before in the history. Every nation and world’s assumption is representative of their civilization and philosophical customs. India’s long-standing customs perceive entire world as a single united family (kutumb). And when I have to state this, I frankly make it clear that every country has its own philosophy. I am not implying anything about ideology - and the country, inspired by the philosophy, steers ahead. India is a country with time-honored tradition, known as Vashudev kutumbakam (the world is one, single united family). India is a country where communication, not antagonism with nature has been the core part of its life. And this is inspired by the same philosophy that the country has been in touch with since time immemorial. India is a country that has been selflessly advocating for worldwide justice, dignity, opportunity and prosperity. According to our ideology, we have firm adherence to the concept of multilateralism. Today while addressing over here, I am completely conscious to the hopes and expectations tied with the UN. I am so impressed with the unconditional trust that has united us. We laid the groundwork for UN on the ground of great philosophies and outlook, that if our future rests on this, we could accordingly work together to institutionalize peace, security, human rights and global economy reinforcement.

Then, we had 51 member countries in total. Today the UN has flags of 193 free countries fluttering on its building. Every new country, because of this trust and expectation, enters here. We have achieved a lot since the last 60 years, settled many wars, restored peace, lent many places the needed financial aids, contributed financial aids for education to empower the future of poor children and for the eradication of poverty, and we have also been working together in order to safeguard the Earth. In 69 UN peacekeeping operations, we iconized blue helmet as a symbol of peace in the world. Today democracy is pervasive worldwide. In Afghanistan, peaceful political reformation indicates that the desire of Afghan citizens for peace can definitely prevail over violence. Nepal has also marched its paces from war to peace and democracy. In new democracy of Bhutan, there is manifestation of a new strength. In West Asia and South Africa, attempt to raise voice in favor of democracy is being made. The Tunisian success indicates that the march towards democracy is possible. In Africa, a new vigor and awareness for stability, peace and progress is seen. We have witnessed Asia and renascence of its overall development, signifying the power of peace and stability blended together. The continent of boundless opportunities, Latin America is getting united in its mutual cooperation for stability and prosperity. This continent can be the linchpin for world community. India, for its progress, expects a peaceful and still global environment. The future of India rests in peaceful bonhomie with neighboring countries. And this is why, my government, right from the first day, has given the full extent of priority in maintaining bonhomie and extending cooperation with its neighboring countries. And I have the same policy with Pakistan as well. In order to extend friendship and cooperation with Pakistan, I want to establish bilateral dialogue peacefully in an environment without terrorism. But it is also the responsibility of Pakistan to pave the path for suitable environment and seriously come forward for a bilateral dialogue with India. Raising the issue here at UN to facilitate the progress of resolutions is just a dim chance.


Wednesday, July 30, 2014

5 Signs You Are Not Good At SEO Content Writing

If you have ever written content for SEO or search engine optimization,
you may know about SEO content writing. However, the moot point of this
narration is not whether you know about SEO writing, but to figure out
some key signs that most SEO writers display while writing content for
search engine optimization.



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5 Signs You Are Not Good At SEO Content Writing

Saturday, May 3, 2014

सफलता के सूत्र - जो शायद सब जानते है

जल्दी सोना जल्दी उठना

मेहनत

असफलता से सीखना              






लगातार परिश्रम

एकाग्र-चित ध्यान लक्ष्य की तरफ

एक बार में सिर्फ़ एक ही काम करना और तब तक नही छोड़ना जब तक समाप्त ना हो जाए

ज़रूरी नही की धन से ही शिक्षा आए...इतिहास गवाह है की अच्छी शिक्षा ग़रीबी में पली और अमीरी में घुटि

रोजाना पुस्तकें पढ़ें ये ज्ञान के साथ साथ दिमाग़ की त्रिवता बढ़ती है, सोच शक्ति विकसित करती है.    














श्रवण ज़्यादा करें बोलने की अपेचछा - इससे खुद की विश्लेषण क्षमता विकसित होती है.


प्रभु इस्मरण करें दिल से, न की दिमाग़ से

कटु टिप्पणी से बचें ये मूर्खो की निशानी होती है सफल लोगों की नही













पवन कुमार

Thursday, January 30, 2014

PC Maintenance: For Sustainable Productivity Of Your Personal Computer


PC Maintenance, if not very exhaustive, yet involves a thorough procedure of analyzing shortcoming factors arising either from hardware or software fronts in order to sustain the long-term productivity of the gazette.

From OS update (Linux, Windows, you name it) to detection of hardware issues (RAM, hard disc, motherboard etc.) and their complete repairing, the PC Maintenance includes everything for the attainment of better and improved personal computer devoid of any issue on the front of software or hardware.

When is PC Maintenance called for?

In the situation specifically addressing automatic reboot problem or annoyingly slow run-up (one of the common issues) or anything for that matter causative of abrupt dysfunctional outcomes, then PC Maintenance needs required attention. 


Virus or malware attacks, unresponsive RAM, run-down motherboard or even slackened cables attached to one of the ports of CPU can cause PC dysfunctionality.

Personal attention or expert’s attention for PC Maintenance?

Personal attention to one of the issues of a PC must necessitate the requisite conformity with someone’s ability as to whether or not he/she can troubleshoot the issue by himself/herself.


On the other hand, expert’s attention is required when the aforesaid doesn't meet required expertise.

Conclusively, if a user lacks required expertise to troubleshoot PC issues, he/she must consult an expert.

At last, PC Maintenance also includes a user’s proactive approach of safeguarding PC from dust, unwanted viruses (by installing anti-virus software) and checking hardware components, including RAM inside CPU. Personal care often leads to sustainable productivity to one’s PC.

Sunday, January 5, 2014

Just As My Thought


From the impression of what I read, I gather that John conveyed his self-acknowledged and reverent “moral responsibility” towards constituting a society comprising educated people by extending his financial contribution to public school/s, for his credo (as it appears) is a straightforward conclusion for public school being a key source to build up an educated society.
 

Having said that, he indirectly asserted the importance of having an educated society in which, to his mind, public schools play a big role.

Now, wisdom is the subjective analysis off the quotation. Public schools (these days) are, to my viewpoint, SOLELY RESPONSIBLE to transmogrify education from its “once revered sanctuary of wisdom” to “now commercially manipulated club for knowledge” where students are not trained to be socially responsible or CRITICAL THINKER, they are, I am afraid, one of the key reasons behind creating social disorder/s.

Interestingly, even their proposed educational patterns for students conflict with their own self-imposed-cum-self-acknowledged credo, they believe transformation of the mind in purely didactic context, but the outcome of the “produced” mind that we come across is surprisingly horrible. 


We get the mind embedded by an obsession of “Firing ambition” with equally “firing resolution” for their “achievement”, which eventually result-in a mind more confused, distraught and psychologically convulsed with insecurity, frustration and belligerence.

Had public schools been so responsible for creating an educated mind, we would certainly have a GREAT society with critical thinkers and intellectuals.

To sum up – We would have a society devoid of the “Un-Critical Mind”, had public schools or government schools (especially in India) been responsibly adhered to the true value of education.
 

Saying, "something is better than nothing" is perhaps an act of endorsing such Education that we just accept grudgingly.

Sunday, December 29, 2013

English Grammar: Do We Stand Befogged?

English Grammar seems to have been gathered by a great deal of argumentation and claims advocated by old to modern grammarians. Grammar, a very essential branch of English language has been complimented on the one hand and maligned on the other, that to maintain a dispassionate view on the subject is very difficult. Apparently, we stand befogged.

The birth of confusion about Grammar, whether it is good or bad for students, happens because of two schools of thought prevailing on the subject, both extremely uncompromising.

There are on the one hand, the hidebound, the old grammarians, who push forward tall claims of grammar quoting “Grammar is the panacea for all the linguistic problems that students (may) face”. These claims, on the other hand, have been challenged by the modern educationists. Not only the latter disapproves the claims; they have their own strange demand for the immediate doom of Grammar.

Surprisingly, some modern educationists hold grammar solely responsible for student’s deficiency in the English language. Here’s a strange quandary!

The confusion about grammar originates from the distorted vision maintained by grammarians about the subject. The boastful claims about it are hardly tenable. As a matter of fact, grammar can never be a substitute for a language itself. At best, it is an aid to the language. It is an educational means to study behavioral patterns of words, their relative positions in a sentence, how they group together, and lastly, how they react on each other. It is a modification of current usages of words in a language.

Now the ‘pattern’ or ‘substitution’ method advocated by Palmer, French-Michael, Ryburn, ‘Hornby’ and a host of other modern educationists is psychologically sound. The method is potent enough to deliver the goods. But there are practical difficulties in the way. The courses of study recommended for school’s Examinations vary in contents and seem complex in nature. They leave little scope for the pursuit of a single subject with thoroughness to the neglect of the other items of the syllabus.

Thus, can we afford the amount of time and labor needed for the working of the pattern method which calls for a lot of patience, energy and resourcefulness, both on the part of the teachers and the students?
Moreover, where are the teachers with the requisite proficiency in English, with a breadth of vision and a zeal born of a mission to work out the system? The prospectus is really bleak and we shall not wonder if the method dies a natural death. Therefore, we are obliged to roll back upon grammar.

The grammarians themselves are to blame for the bad name grammar has acquired of late. English is a living language and like all living organisms it is bound to change. Old words drop out; new words step in. Words also sometimes change their old shade of meaning and take on a new one. Grammar, if it is to be a faithful mirror of the substance, has to keep up with the language. It must not shut out the newcomers and nurse the old ones, although the latter have long fallen in disuse.

Declaimer: The idea presented in the article is not mine. I borrowed it from a book authored by Mr. Sakal Sinha.

Monday, December 16, 2013

7 Deadly Sins That You Make in Content Writing


From SEO content writing to blog and website content writing as well as creative to script writing, every aspect of writing revolves around style, creativity and your passion for it. Among many things that dampen one’s progress to achieve a level of excellence in content writing, I have laid down seven of the deadly sins that according to my own experience people (may) make.

Sin 1. Procrastination
 

Procrastination is the cankerous disease that hollows your ability or aptitude for writing from within. Ultimately, there develops a conspicuous lack of the expertise or excellence from whatever things you write. Means, you do not sound very impressive or expressive. There is always the sound of dullness from your written content.
 

Sin 2. “The Spirit Is Willing, But The Flesh Is Weak” Attitude
 

If you are one of the individuals who are reluctant to continue with writing that you ought to do, then cross my heart, you sin as a writer. In other words, slothfulness is one of the deadly sins that you may make unwittingly or wittingly. In due course of time, you develop an attitude of inertia and reluctance that would dampen your progress from achieving an expertise in writing. Hence, avoid showing laziness and slothfulness and stick to writing.
 

Sin 3. Timidity or Lack Of Self-Confidence
 

It is not what you think, but your action that counts. And your action is the reflection of your confidence level. If an action accompanies enthusiasm, gusto and zest, it conveys your high-spirited self-confidence level. Similarly, your writing is the yardstick for your self-confidence – the way you write is the way your confidence is conveyed. Timidity or lack of self-confidence is therefore one of the deadly sins in the field of content writing that takes you away from achieving your coveted success as a writer.
 

Sin 4. Limiting your Creativity
 

Limiting one’s creativity as a content writer is one of the other deadly sins that must be relinquished for good. You know that you can write well on something, but that is not the way you would acquire excellence in writing. Compliance is therefore a deadly sin that obstructs your progress from being a good writer.
 

Sin 5. Futile Comparison
 

No matter how hard you try or however assiduous practice you put into an effort of being a physicist, you can never compete with late Albert Einstein. Why? Because what Albert did and what you are doing will have the mark of distinction in terms of success, fame and accomplishment. You may perhaps exceed well of what Albert achieved earlier in his life’s golden days or lag behind, but you will never be at par with him comparatively.
 

Sin 6. Oblivious to Audience

This is seriously one of the deadly sins that most writers make oftentimes. Do not forget your potential audience as they are the ones who can be converted into customers later. Always be mindful to it. For example, a topic on “Benefits of Hiring SEO content Writing Service" is of no use for the audience searching content on “Health Benefits of Eating Bananas”. Knowing your audience is, therefore, a necessity.
 

Sin 7. Using Too Many Words
 

Using too many words to express one thing that could otherwise be expressed well in few words is one of the other deadly sins that most writers commit.

Today is the age of short, brief and point-worthy style of writing that readers love reading. Superfluous style will render you no benefit or positive feedback from your readers. So, keep your word count as minimum as possible without affecting the quality of what you write.


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Saturday, December 14, 2013

Bullett Raja – The Daring. The Dashing. The Show-Man!


Yes, and why not? After all, Saif showed one of his brilliant and inexplicably wonderful performance acts after so a long span of time though this movie. Even though the movie has certain loopholes, it nonetheless aptly epitomizes Saif (Raja Mishra) as a one-man-army and the daring Gun-fu master set on the mission of abolishing trace of mafias from Uttar Predesh with his blazing gun.

The rest casts, including Jimmy Shergill, Vidyut and Sonakshi lent credence on the movie through their matured performance, yet Saif seems to have stolen the show altogether.

Yes, the cameo role of Vidyut is one of the most galvanizing factors for audience like me to glue on the movie with renewed interest in the view of his doing “Wow!” Action Scenes for which the hunk actor is so well acknowledged in the Bollywood.

Plot of the movie –

Director Tigmanshu Dhulia has directed the movie well. In my personal viewpoint, there is no visible glitch from the storyline, even though Raja Mishra’s aslant affinity with Sonakshi doubted me to believe whether the developing love-longing-chemistry between the duos has anything to do with the movie. I was wrong –yes, it seemed relevant.

Well, the movie is set against the backdrop of mafia, tented politicians and their politically patronized hitmen set to down the people on command without even sparing a second of time.

The movie starts with Raja Mishra’s bumping into a wedding ceremony being hosted by bride’s cousin, Rudra (Jimmy Shergill), both make merrymaking at the ceremony and befriend. Soon the story twists into sinister turn whereby a hitman patronized by Rudra’s uncle makes abortive assassination bid on Rundra which is foiled by Raja. This stroke of timely assistance thickens the friendship between the two, which is repaid by Rudra later by sacrificing his life while protecting Raja Mishra’s girlfriend, Mitali (Sonakshi Sinha) from the mafia gangs led by Sumer and Bajaj.



Rudra’s death enrages Raja, and without caring laws and order, he kills Financer Bajaj (Gulshan Grover) and later the hitman Sumer Yadav (Ravi Kishan). Meanwhile, situation turns sour with high profile politician Ram Babu Shukla (Raj Babbar) (also political patronizer of Raja Mishra) plotting to get Raja killed. To succeed the hatched plan, he involves police commissioner, who then summons police inspector from Chambal Arun Singh Munna (Vidyut Jambal), commands him to encounter Raja anyhow.

It is the end of the movie that we watch an interesting turn – Raja, Mitali and Arun heading for London in an airplane, leaving behind the plotters feel ridiculously helpless (not shown in the movie, that’s my take).

Why to see Bullett Raja?

Good movie. Catchy dialogues, good song (tamanche pe disco), well action-choreographed movie. Watch Vidyut and Saif locked in high-voltage-pumped fisticuffs and awesome bullet-blazing stunts!

Why not to see the movie?

If you happen to be a hardcore fan of Gandhi’s credo on non-violence or Nalson Mandela’s blind supporter for peace and passivity.

Famous dialogue –


I love the part of the dialogue where Raja Mishra rhetorically quotes – Brahman Bukha to sudama, samjha to Chanakya aur rutha to Ravan (A hungry Brahman is like Sudama, the enlightened one is like Chanakya and the indignant one is like Ravan).



At last, the movie is worth-watching. But I am sorry if you feel disappointed as there is no accounting for taste.

Sunday, October 13, 2013

A Carrer of Great Honor with Netambit – Thank You for Everything


I do not have professional association with NetAmbit today, but I must say this was the most awesome and beautiful company in my professional career spanning over 6 years of consistent and dutiful employment with almost 3 companies.

My employment with NetAmbit started in June 2011 when I was called up for an interview for the post of content writer. Never knew then that the company had anything do with the SEO/search engine optimization; because I had an idea about the company that it gave service related to finance & insurance products and not something for which I was being phoned.

Anyway, since an opportunity of working with a company of such high reputation and considerable stature as NetAmbit was waiting for me, I therefore decided to give it a thought and turned up for the interview, which fortunately went to my favor as I was offered the job!

I still remember the glorious moments of working under three highly educated and committed seniors, Satkam Sir, China Sir and Swetabh Sir including the senior SEO manager of our team, Ajay sir. We were a team of highly committed and dedicated professionals who were bound to render the best of service as per the job responsibilities we’re assigned with. It was my life’s first opportunity to be working with such an organization with so tremendous market exposure and a well founded reputation of being leading player in the field of finance, insurance and real estate.

I was working as a SEO content writer there at NetAmbit and was quite happy with the job as there was no undue pressure neither uncalled for conflicts with team members with regards to works, albeit every one of us was expected to perform best and within the deadline. Now that when I am no longer with NetAmbit, I think I've lost a familial place with good colleagues and great friends.

I was happy with NetAmbit because it had given me a sense of pride and honor and ample confidence that I had never felt before. That’s not an exaggeration of some sorts, neither I am endorsing the company for commercial motivation, it’s just a train of thoughts which are being narrated through this blog.

I sincerely believe that NetAmbit was the best company that I have ever worked with. Never experienced that sheer of delight and job satisfaction before which I experienced working with NetAmbit. Truly, it was an honor working with such a great organization which gave me what's required to make a living with pride and honor.

I will be missing you NetAmbit for everything you gave during the tenure of my employment. Best wishes for your success...

Saturday, October 5, 2013

BESHARAM MOVIE REVIEW

Director - Abhinav Kashyap
Starring – Ranbir Kapoor, Pallavi Sharda
Rishi Kapoor, Nitu Singh
Rating – Below Averag
Complete Nonsense
Ranbir Kapoor, I guess, represents community of those actors who do not have much sense of understanding the mood of public because they are media-hyped prodigal actors. They seem to be preoccupied with certain mentality, mindset or perception about the public that it adores such actors to any level of blindness, therefore any kind of movie with cheap acting and nonsensical drama will make them happy because the public adores actors!

The aforesaid narration of the review is downright implication that Besharam is a TOTAL NONSENSE because of the two vital reasons I have said as in the following;

Cheap Comedy – I have never imagined in my wildest dream that Rishi and Nitu who once ruled over the world of Bollywood with their onscreen and off-screen romance (they were good actors, too) and an appreciative value of acting on silver screen would turn up to be so CHEAP, Vulgar and Lewd to such speechless level of repulsion. Tut! Tut!


Now I would like to say few words about Ranbir. To be honest, I have never liked this actor..none of his movies impressed me because of his acting. Being charming and handsome may help him win hearts of many comely damsels, but it’s an acting accompanied by zeal and perfection that matters to stay on the silver screen.


Leading nowhere to a single conclusion –Besharam seems a very confused movie, so confused in a way that it leads nowhere into making a single conclusion about determining its genre. To state this in another way of saying, the movie is neither comedy nor action movie, and if you believe this is a comedy-action movie, then it would be a hard argument to support your claim. It is irrefutably dull, so it doesn’t deserve to be placed into comedy genre at all.

Before I find myself beating around the bush when it is quite clear that I do not have much to say about this ugly movie, let me finish reviewing it with the statement that this is BE-SIR-PER KI MOVIE which typically have nothing new but usually factors stupid equation with cheap and stale comedy.


WHY NOT TO WATCH THIS MOVIE?

See above explanation to bring yourself into straightforward conclusion that why you should not spend your money to purchase a ticket for this movie.

WHY SHOULD YOU WATCH THIS MOVIE?

Only the most die-hard fans of Ranbir, who can’t leave without watching his movie, can add Besharam into their wish-list of watch. If you love Ranbir, then you should watch it (after all, who the hell am I to say no?)

One more thing, some songs including Love ki ghanti are pretty cool. So, the songs could be a possible reason for you to watch the movie (though I have gut-feeling that you disagree with this).

Monday, September 23, 2013

Interview Rejection – Keep That, Twit. I Know Me Better Than You


The whole point of rejection is that someone big F moron interpreted your intelligence as their own dirty shortcoming or FAILED to deduce the potentiality of yours. So, does that mean you are a failure? I don’t give this to any freakin reasoning as every Tom, Dick and Harry has their way of opinion for someone/something nowadays. Never retreat and never surrender is such a confidence booster tonic that keeps your self-esteem and confidence up above the bullshits that some mindless nuts have of you.

I have so far given almost 10 interviews in this month, and every impertinent freak out there had the audacity of pinpointing of my faults! What faults you r talking, man?? On what fucking ground do you deduce my faults? Jesus! I dealt with the nincompoop with so high confidence of mine Yet was rejected without being told any reasons! WTF!

You know what, I was called up for the interview in a company (hate to name it here) and to my wonderment I was given shit (sorry, sheet) asking me answer damn reasoning and some stupid mathematical questions. Wtf did that suppose to mean is still beyond my ken except I had evenly answered them all.

Soon after, I was called for another round up interview where someone escorted me to the cabin of a guy (fuck, he was an octogenarian sitting on his clustered desk, a hand down the desk, perhaps greasing his balls under the brief).  Now see how my courtesy and etiquette went unnoticed by the old man. He went through my Resume in such an attitude that I took an instant dislike on him. Added to the fury were his insulting words “content writing ke liye aye ho? Kaise karoge content writing, huh?” Now, you gotta have to believe this that I was about to give the frail bastard a whack, was about to scream my hell out “how dare you utter such nonsense you rascal! What do you know about me, huh? It’s been damn fucking 3 years into this job and you imbecile cockroach dare utter these words as if I am a fucking cipher to you!” But hold on, I didn’t say anything to the old twit. He must be in his dotage as symptomatic with any one at this age.

Few days ago, I was interviewed by a fatso who acted as though he were the president of India. I gave my best and the ugly twit seemed to be unimpressed as he believed I don’t have that level of quality where you expect someone to be born intelligent. My foot! It’s not that I am freaked out by his frigid response, but by the way I was judged! Wtf is wrong with my content writing skill if you don’t reason it out? Stop giving me “We are short listing candidates and we would call you back when it’s over” rhetoric! Just be straightforward and lemme know my fault. And what the shit you just blurted out, short listing? Fuck off! I ain’t coming back to this freaking non-freedom zone, you dumbF!

There’s another interview with a geek guy in his 25-26. That motherf##kr was obviously on high. You know, he showed his superiority complex by blurting this shit out “I read yr blog and u respect people a lot. Don’t do so as people don’t deserve to be respected, not even Gandhi.”

“Did you tell this shit to yr parent that they r not respectable?” were the words I was about to say but held myself back. I was immediately told intuitively that I don’t stand a chance to this brat, and just walked out. It was totally pointless to convince a geek shit-canned who’s already high on something.

It’s not I am afraid of challenges or giving interviews. But with after so many rejections, I deduce people are just trying to be smartass, they judge you unreasonably to any annoying way possible. You know, one of the interviewers kept me waiting for 5 hours and then interviewed me, asked two questions (offbeat questions not related to what I was called for) and said me the same shit that I wrote above. F##k!

F##k man, why being so hypercritical unfairly? Yea, you reject me, but don’t believe I am gonna beg you for the job! I say this loud and clear “F##k you!” You don’t have any quality to measure my potentiality as a writer. I am good at it and I don’t need your rotten judgment on it.

The point is, why the fuck guys over the phone not tell me exactly of their demand? Why backtrack from what the shit you told me on the phone and how was I interviewed? Why do you equivocate on the phone, you dumbwit moron?

I never begged, I never called back to know the status of interview, I never took the pain of being diplomatic with interviewers. I just meant to be straightforward and honest as I still believe these shits work to the discerning smarta#s. I am just being optimistic with each failure, reloading my confidence with each stumble. I believe in consistency and that’s what I am doing for my success.

There’s, you know, a difference between knowing your shit and knowing you're shit.

Sunday, September 22, 2013

Phata Poster Nikhla Hero – Nerve-Teasing Stale Comedy

After a long span of time do we witness a bit cinematic glorification of mother and this particular clip/scene of the movie, PHATA POSTER NIKLA HERO, has been the centre of attraction (for me). Considering my self-affinity and regard for my mom, I have understandably gone through a pleasing experience of watching those scenes where mother is praised, mollified and shown obedience for her command. Otherwise, the entire story of the movie is just below the average – the same lousy story, brainless comedy, fed-up actions and whatever you call it, the film is not impressive.

The Plot – 
The storyline of the movie revolves around Vishwas Rao (Shahid Kapoor) who dreams to be a super hero against his rickshaw driver mother (Padmini Kolhapure) whom she wants to be a super cop instead. Her mother envisages Vishwas Rao to be a complete resemblance of honest, candid, truthful and duty-bound police officer until her figment of imagination almost bears fruit when the son lands in Mumbai, becomes a movie-cop and dramatically handles cop-jobs like beating up the goons, protecting the long-suppressed citizens from bad boys, and he GETS THE GIRL!!

As expected, the climax turns out to be a ridiculous twist whereby Shahid meets his “presumed dead” father as a villain, gets him handcuffed, and finally gets himself rewarded a  cop badge for his daredevilry in helping cops to bust criminal gangs.

IS THE MOVIE WATCHABLE?

If you are a hardcore fan of Shahid and have been waiting for his new release after a long time, then go and watch the movie to quench your thirst. Otherwise I do not want to mince my words in saying that the movie is another shit placed on a silver plate {except the part glorifying mother (I just love it)}.

PERFORMANCE OF THE CASTS

Not much impressive as everyone acted the way they were supposed to be. The cameo appearance of Salman Khan does lend certain ounce of engaging watch. The same case (perhaps) with Nargis Fakhri in an item song (not sure I am as I’d skipped the song).

WHAT DOES MOVIE FOCUS ON?

To me, the movie focuses on being a total comedy family entertainment as well as a bit adoration of mother. It is because the lousy storyline that the movie fails to impress. Moreover, a close watch will give you an impression that most plots of the movie resemble with those prevalent in the movies of 1970’s. To some extent, it resembles with Ajab Prem Ki Gajab Kahani.


Pawan Kumar
At last, my negative review about PHATA POSTER NIKLA HERO has nothing to do with contradicting your own set of beliefs. You should watch the movie by yourself and have your say accordingly. I have reviewed the movie according to my own findings.

Thursday, September 5, 2013

Satyagraha Movie Review

Time to STAND against Injustice TO THE GANDHIAN WAYS

Well, the cinematic presentation of the movie is not very impressive, but it’s high time we considered the message conveyed from moral and ethical standpoint. THAT India needs to be eradicated from the maladroit and ham-fisted politics which are abominably hollowing the very foundation on which world’s largest democracy was raised.

Key factors of the movie -

Let's start with the movie's leading character, Mr. Bechchan. Playing as ex. Principal in government-sponsored school, the octogenarian eventually becomes the linchpin of the mass rally against politics-sponsored corruptions followed by his slapping an influential administrator and subsequent uproars that it followed thereafter.

Meanwhile, the gung-ho hunk, Arjun (Argun Rampal) assists business turned social volunteer, Manav Raghvendra (Ajay Devgan) to support his movement against politicians with other partners like Dwarka Anand (Amitabh Bachchan), journalist girlfriend Yasmin Ahmed (Kareena Kapoor), team of tech-savvy college students and villagers. 

After some cinematic turns, the movie eventually ends with death of Dwarka Anand, leaving the stunned villagers, politicians and administrators into the state of shock following a heart-change with resolve to eradicate corruption by joining politics.

Well, I must say that I am not very impressed with the movie. But I must say the subject is interesting and it speaks of the deep-seated corruption to government system. It talks about social issues of the poor, especially their helplessness to deal with bureaucracy.

Why to watch Satyagraha?

To see Amitabh's powerful acting when he emanates Anna Hazare's frailty yet resolved gusto to stoop politicians before his demands.

If you are one of the audiences who watch totally realistic movies that raise social issues, then Satyagraha is for you.

Though Prakash Jha has added some “dhink chik” hip-swaying voluptuous girls in item song, yet the movie doesn't deviate from its main theme.

At least, the movie may accord to your discretion.

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Tribute To The Heroes Who We Owe Each Count Of Breath - Jai Hind!


TO THE HEROES -THE AWAKENED SOULS - THANKS DUDES, YOU JUST MADE THIS HAPPEN. GRATITUDE. VANDE MATARAM !!!!


1947, The unmistakeable & unforgettable day marking India’s absolute INDEPENDENCE from the long-chained clutch of the British, dispensing the stream of “everlasting”beatification to Indians – tearful, hands-folded citizens paid tribute to the martyrs without whose unconditional, inspirational and exemplary sacrifice, the day of INDEPENDENCE couldn’t have been materialized...not a close of it.

IT’S INDEED THE DAY OF GREATEST ELATION TO EXPERIENCE THE VALUE OF EACH BREATH WHICH WAS NEVER TO US, TO EXPERIENCE THE INCREDIBLE YET CONSPICUOUS FREEDOM! THE REVERED MARTYRS MADE IT HAPPEN !!!

The ever powerful patriotic statement quoted by the legend martyr -

“Waqt aane de bata denge tujhe aye aasman.
Hum abhi se kyabatayen kya hamare dil mein hai,”

had injected the unprecedented and “never-felt” VERVE to every vein of the nation’s citizen, EMBOLDENED, DETERMINED, RESOLUTE AND HELL-BENT they were, set upon the country’s guest-cum-rulers, FOUGHT till last BREATH until the intruder's autonomy was UPROOTED, DETHRONED and BANISHED!

GRATITUDE to the HEROES WHO MADE THIS HAPPEN!!!

THERE’S NO ALTERNATIVE TO YOUR UNCONDITIONAL SACRIFICE WITH ANY MATERIALISTIC SUBSTITUTION.

REMAINED IN OUR HEARTS LIES UNDYING LOVE AND GRATITUDE TO YOUR NOBLE DEEDS.!!

HAIL TO THE HEROES!!

JAI BHARAT! JAI HIND! JAI JAWAN! JAI KISHAN! 

SALUTATION AND GRATITUDE.

PAWAN KUMAR

Monday, June 3, 2013

Is Recession Back To Haunt Us Again?



Call me a recession-paranoid individual or what, I have been mulling over this for the last few days. Seriously, I have not equipped myself with significant and fact-proven inputs to substantiate my outlook with regard to the recession. However, considering the rat-race situation from bigwig corporate worlds to small companies in virtually every sector of the commercial market, I conclude that the intensity of fight of these companies to deal with their existential crisis and the “less-than-expected outcome” that they gain is downright vindication of my concern to “the return of recession” rhetoric.

Though I have stated in the beginning of the article that I have not done much research to substantiate my outlook regarding the presence of recession, yet I did do few researches which undeniably gave fodder to my apprehension about it. But those inputs were not sufficient and relevant to the kind of my concern being conveyed through this article. Hence, I thought better to continue narrating on my own.

Well, my article is just the individual perspective of myself, which apparently is not supposed to be loaded with some web references to accentuate the reliability or credibility of my narration. But then again, isn’t recession back? If I am talking about Indian companies, most gear up themselves to face the challenges brought forth by the grotesque recession. Along with the preparation, what actually apprehensive is that they also seriously consider for the retrenchment under the pretext of cost-depletion management tactic, but the underlying fact is very disturbing for human resources.



Given the rate of growth in the number of unemployment, there’s no gainsaying in the fact that India is in for being recession-hit nation with alarming increase in the number of unemployed. This will definitely beget a domino effect in the form of social crimes and the birth of many other social evils; as we know that the worst crime-infested nation is the one with terrifying status-quo of unemployment.

I am a web content writer and have been to this professional involvement over 3 years. Those were days when I was inundated with the flow of freelance content writing assignments/projects from different clients. They were quite difficult to handle single-handedly, and therefore, I had to give most of them my refusal.
Today, the situation is different.

When I contact companies to ask for freelance writing projects to work over, I was replied with their helplessness. To my utter wonderment, some offered price for high quality content writing in such a diminutive extent that gave me an intense convulsion of hatred wrapped up by the surprised reaction to see the countless content writers almost begging for writing projects even on the lowest of the lowest price imaginable. 

Should I not say that the status-quo is vindication of my concern that the recession has started to show its grotesque face in India? May be not in all fields such as education and medical ones, but most private sectors including SEO related works are getting affected by it.


No doubt, when supply is greater than the demand, we have situation, which to this context, is called recession. I hope, the situation is brought under control or end very soon or else it would be really difficult to live a decent living under such a terrible inflation-hit situation in India.