Indian Actrist Wallpaper: June 2011

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Anuradha Patel - Forgotten Bollywood love film star

Anuradha Patel is another popular bollyood movie actress who is a part of famous Ganguly family. She was much popular in late 80s decade of Indian industry film and most of her performance are based on Indian love film. She was married to famous Indian actor Kanawalijit Singh and currently live in United States of America with their two sons. She is actually wonderful actress who performed more Bollywood love films. She did her studies at St. Xaviera's College in Mumbai .She is still on film industry by performing mature roles like mother of lead roles. Anooradha is founded a project call Dynamic Finishing Academy for Personality Development and she is also the director of it. Love In Goa, Utsav,Duty, Gentleman, Deewane, Dus Kahaniyaan, It's My Life , Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na , Mera Naseeb, Gharwali Baharwali are some beautiful Hindi love film which she acted in her past years.

Very rare scanned image collection of Hindi actress Anuradha Patel

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Ice Hotel Jukkasjärvi ( Sweden )

Ice Hotel Jukkasjärvi ( Sweden ) Wallpapers

Ice Hotel Wallpaper

Monday, June 13, 2011

Khan Pur Dam Spillway ( Pakistan ) Images Wallpapers

Khan Pur Dam Spillway ( Pakistan ) Images

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Khan Pur Dam Spillway ( Pakistan ) Wallpapers

Khan Pur Dam Spillway Wallpapers

Khan Pur Dam Spillway Wallpaper

Amazing and Interesting Pictures of Cute Baby Middle Finger

Amazing and Interesting Pictures of Cute Baby Middle Finger :-

Cute Baby Middle Finger

Cute Baby Showing Middle Finger

Cute Baby Middle Finger

Friday, June 10, 2011

On Vijayashanthi and Bhavani

The cult of Vijayashanthi is one of the lasting movie-going memories that I carry from my childhood. I have vague remembrances of watching several Vijayashanthi flicks with my mom and Vyjayanthi IPS [1990] is one of them. It was dubbed from the telugu movie Kartavyam [1990], for which she had won the National Award and this was supposedly the earliest movie in which the "Action heroine" tag was associated with her.

Vijayashanthi's on-screen persona (which she successfully extrapolated towards her political career later) should have been constructed with a detailed strategy, taking into account, the existent social norms and gender dynamics in the late 1980s. In an outright patriarchal society where all authority is vested in men, a powerful woman on-screen (who can thrash men aside) naturally enthralls the female audience. Further, in the Police officer roles she enacted in Vyjayanthi IPS et al, her characters were packed with double the power-quotient, in a sense. At one level, it puts her across as a brave and physically sound woman who is not intimidated (or controlled) by the males. Secondly, the "power" that is inherently associated with the police - with which she audaciously "controls" the proceedings.

Additionally, in the film promotions, Vijayashanthi was referred to as the "Lady Super Star", which again has some hidden sense. In the tamil cultural context, Super Star refers to Rajinikanth who can be seen as the macho symbol and on those lines, she is thus glorified as the lady with masculine traits. The Rajini-Vijayashanthi starrer Mannan [1992], exploited this association quite successfully.

Was watching (fast-forwarding) the Sneha starrer Bhavani [2011], which fails miserably because of one simple reason - it's not contemporary. A remake of Vyjayanthi IPS after 20 years won't work.

The film had an interesting catch though - instead of suggesting the "power" of the female protagonist symbolically or with her police attire, the film explicitly apotheoses Bhavani, thus combining two different genres of tamil cinema - the "Amman" cinema and the "female cop" cinema.