Life over coffee

Hello and welcome back everyone! With exmas of some boards over and college semesters being in may, I guess many of you would be planning your weekend movie. Why not Hichki! Well, that's a good new movie to watch. Read on to know more... It’s impossible that you being a kid born in early 1990s do not know the names of heroines like Rani Mukherjee, Preity Zinta, Madhuri Dixit, Karishma Kapoor, Juhi Chawla and Kajol. And, there are many amongst you who would have written their names as Favourite actress in Slam books. And, so, when these stars – who would always remain evergreen and vibrant – make a comeback, it becomes hard not to make time to catch up with their movies. Hichki – is a film based on the life and place in society of a person affected by Tourette syndrome. Rani Mukherjee – one of my favourite actresses makes a grand comeback with this film. Her acting skills – which I believe only got better with experience is reflected in the way she perfectly slipped into t

Back in the early 2000, it was enough for a company to manufacture and market its products through available media – which was print media. And, all they were concerned about was the reaction of the general public which came in way after the product had well penetrated the market. And often, even if the product reviews weren’t positive by the general public, companies could get away with just investing upon reviews and ratings by influential people as advertisement through print media was often beyond the reach of the ordinary man. The associated cost of publishing also kept many individuals out of the scenario. And, any media coverage mandated widespread outrage. But, the situation now in the year 2018 has transformed immensely. With digital disruptions, it is the effective digital intelligence a company can count upon for its very existence in the market. And, with emerging social media – a form of digital media, enabling worldwide connectivity almost free and within th

Hello and welcome back everyone! Your friend Prabhasini is back, and I know most of you are dying for the board exams to end - so that you can have that most desired holiday - rather cuddle up your favourite cushion or pillow cover and get some deep long sleep. Well, the entire time have been strenuous for board examinees, so you deserve a grand sleep after all. Hey wait! But what about those status updates that you missed. What about your 1 am friend who have been waiting for so long to talk to you. What about your midnight story books - your book markers are waiting to march ahead. What about the late night movies. What about the so many things which our life wants - especially while the world is expected - To Sleep. Who cares to sleep - isn't it. We would love to tell ourselves - ek hi to zindagi mili hai ( We have got just one life as this ). So, shouldn't we be enjoying every bit of it. And, look at so many celebs we are fan of - they are so successful and they do no

Happy International Women's Day everyone. So, this is indeed a very important day for women across the globe and a major reason for us - women to celebrate this day with our fellow breed. And here across my coffee table I have two girls from North-Eastern India, passed off as " Chikni Chinese " by some sleazy youths. The fear of being alone led them to approach me, and having grasped the incident - which took place a while before I entered the café, I was more than happy to help. After all, this accompany over coffee which they call as 'help', is something which works both ways - one, I get company and second, being an woman I get to support another woman when she needs me ( rather a woman by her side ). Well, this according to me is the real essence of womanhood - an integral theme of woman's day - Women beside Women. Irrespective of caste, creed and religion. Irrespective of colour and race. Irrespective of nationality. These sayings are quite popular

Hello and welcome back! This is a movie review of a recently released Bollywood movie sent in by one of our readers - Writisha Roy. Here is what she has to share! Hi friends. So, this is indeed a busy time for school students, with ICSE exams already begun and CBSE board exams beginning today. But for college students and other students, whose semester exams are way down in the month of April or May or June have definitely planned to celebrate their Spring bonanza with a movie in their agenda. And many would wish to have a review before actually going out with friends or your special someone, just to save you from later embarrassment over a wrong choice of movie. And despite boards, many like me love to catch the movies to refresh their minds and resume studies. So, today, I share this review of the film - Pari ( not a fairytale ) with you all, which I caught first day first show - as I am a big fan of Anushka Sharma and have a crush on Parambrata as well. Well - the first and f

Spring time issues - Pox, measles, mums, rashes Hello and welcome back everyone. If it's winter can spring be far behind. And, Spring has finally set in - atleast in my part of the world. With Basanta-Utsav marking the onset of this most wonderful and colourful and eventful season of the year, Spring brings with it some concerns too.  So, it might be common for you to see some friends of yours in your classroom or dormitory or locality with rashes - of which some might be pus-filled. And, if you had never had such a painful event in your life, you might be cautioned by elders to keep distance - as this affects those who haven't had these yet. And, you are anxious - what if you contract such a trauma. Well, today I am going to share with you a few interesting and helpful facts about these with you - both to help you take precaution and ward of stress out of any misconception. So, read on...  First of all - the major belief that these are events of childhood and