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The two real superstars of India

The two real superstars of India are Joseph Vijay and Ajith Kumar of Tamil film industry. Vijay became the chief minister of Tamil Nadu, overthrowing a very corrupt DMK government who have been in and out of power for decades. Ajith is a name to reckon with in the racing circuit at international level. The two have met up for Ajith’s car race in London that was flagged of by Vijay. Even rival/competitors can be good friends – as they show the world. They both were at the peak of their film careers in Tamil film industry. Vijay signed off his last film with ‘Jananayagan.’ In an era of useless khans of Bollywood with alleged links to mafia, making money still with Harpic commercials and much damaging ‘pan’ and ghutka commercials even if they are multi millionaires, these two come as a breather. Their children are raised very well. Another one Madhavan who is basically a south Indian but who has made a mark in Hindu film industry, has his son participating in international swimming competitions. The lad has brought laurels to the nation. Rarest to see south Indian top heroes act in commercials to make petty money like how some bollywood heroes are doing. Anything for money. And what happens to that money of theirs? Their spoilt kids blow it away in rave parties, what else. To speak the truth, both Vijay and Ajith pictures I cannot watch! I am not their fan at all. I don’t have a favourite hero at all these days! But I like the way these two guys have shaped up as real life heroes shining as superstars of India. Vijay definitely is a potential PM candidate at a future date. In that, Rahul Gandhi just lost his deposit and has to vacate his spot!!!

What a cool cool CM to have! A big shout out to Joseph Vijay and Ajith from Chennai. Way to go guys!

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Mufasa: the lion king.

Watched the super animation flick during the 14 hour nonstop from the US to Doha as a lone traveler. It drew the attention of my next seat neighbour who gave me unbelieving looks! Well, I love children’s pictures. Loved watching ‘flow’ and ‘frozen’ with my granddaughter. Wanted to watch Moana too but my granddaughter is scared of Moana’s dad so said a big ‘NO.’ However the 3.5 year old can croon to most songs especially the Moana one (along with the Frozen) and I love watching the video of this sweet song that has captured my little one’s heart! Thanks to her I am getting aware of latest children’s pictures to which I am getting addicted! Leaving out the Lord of Rings and Harry Potter, I watch the rest made for kids. My son grew up watching Lion King with us parents who were also mesmerized by the Bug life etc., over 25 years back. Now its my granddaughter’s turn to lure me into amazing pictures made for kids! I loved the Frozen. The Flow, runaway academy award winner over Disney’s colossal blockbusters, rooted me to the couch in amazement. Never watched anything like that before. And you have to watch it with a toddler or a kid under 5! Missed Mufasa that my granddaughter watched in the cinemas with her dad. Thank god, I caught up with Mufasa on the flight! Loved every minute of that. The prequel was not only justifying, it was equally captivating. That it did not end up as disappointment, rather proved to be so enthralling is wonderful. Mufasa, Sarabi, Simba are part of all our families! Moana 2 was also there for in the selection in the flight menu that I gave a miss. Waiting to watch Moana 1 with my granddaughter first next year!

how my 3.5 yr granddaughter sings Moana! she made this my favourite one too!