FILM REVIEW -Madirasipattonam

Madirasipattonam is classic love story. Based on the heritage of old madirasi town at the time of indipendance. the film covers the beauty of the madirasi town in a nice way. the story sometimes resembles the film 'Titanic'.I think the basic content may be similar but the the way f telling the story and endings are quite different.The major role was perfomed by Arya ,he done the role very well. The heroine was Amy jackson, her acting was also good to see.
The film was directed by Vijay. He had done an excellent job. I think this love story is a classic presentation ,and it is a proud to thamil cinema to present this type f films in front of the people.

Madirasipattonam

Directed By : A L Vijay
Produced By : Kalpathi S Aghoram
Written By : A L Vijay
Music By : G V Prakash Kumar
Starring : Arya , Amy Jackson , Nassar , Alex 'O' Nell
Cinematography : Nirav Shah
Edited By : Antony Gonsalves

PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN....

FREEDOM IN THE MIND,
FAITH IN THE WORDS,
PRIDE IN OUR HEARTS 
& MEMORIES IN OUR SOULS...
LETS SALUTE,
THE NATION ON 61st  INDEPENDENCE DAY!!!!
WISHING  A PROUD INDIPENDANCE DAY TO ALL INDIANS!!
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Diski Dance!!

Soccer dance known also as Diski dance! it combines the art of movement with our love of the beautiful game Football, the end result was sure to be an amalgamation of if not epic, then at least immensely fun proportions.The Diski Dance is a flamboyant series of movements, styled to imitate the unique, proudly South African style of soccer – in township lingo, known as Diski. This soccer style, identifiable by the rhythmic and often showy moves used to negotiate the movement of the ball, was already in many ways a dance. So the progression was really rather obvious. 

it is nice to watch Diski Dance!!

Waka Waka The Real Voice!!

   Waka Waka" is based on the traditional African soldiers song entitled "Zamina mina ( Zangalewa)", a 1986 Makossa hit for Cameroonian group,after the song was officially chosen as the anthem for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Shakira said: "I am honored that 'Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)' was chosen to be part of the excitement and the legacy of the 2010 FIFA World Cup."



        'Waka Waka' was written by Shakira and John hill and co-produced by Hill. The track, which samples the chorus of 'Zangalewa' features Afro-columbian instrumentation, Soca beat and South African guitars. The song consists of rhythmical African sounds, and is intended to represent the vitality and energy of the host continent.The song is set in the time signature of common time, with a metronome of 128 beats per minute!!