Some of the Most Creative Advertisement Ever..
1. Ariel (Demonstrating their Whitening Power)
2. Nike (Encouraging People for Physical Activity)
3. Denver Water (Use only What You Need)
4. V-Guard (Your Appliance Living on the Edge)
5. Folger’s Coffee (Folgers, Inviting You to have Steaming Coffee)
6. Hubba Bubba (Describing Infinite Gum Bliss)
7. Sprite
8. McDonald’s (Suggesting Lunch)
9. Coca Cola (Being Really Really Big)
10. Ikea (Design a Bus Station)
J Jeyalalitha is the most corrupt. Nob
All her corruptions are proved with evidences by Dr. Subramaniya swamy and she was :
# pulled down from her CM post
# banned from contesting in election
# slapped with Rs.100 crores penalty
See her jewels and her foster sister Sasikala’s jewels. All these bought from a salary of Rs.1 per month.
Her wealth of Rs. 2000 crores handed over to TN govt., last year.
The news says:
27 kgs of Gold ornaments, 1526 acres of Land ownership documents. Rs. 2 thousand crores wealth handed over to TN govt.
I have always been a fan of good stories. I remember when I was in school, I would read all the stories from my English literature book and Hindi literature/Reader on the very first day of my session.
While storytelling exists in different forms such as books, movies, and theatre, movie-making holds a unique importance. Movies do not merely convey a plot, they also shape and limit the viewer’s imagination to the filmmaker’s perspective. When we watch a movie, we do not imagine the characters and settings on our own but we experience them through the lens of the maker. This is why movie-making is one of the most challenging and powerful art forms of storytelling.
There have been many great movies made over time, but I will share a few that I felt had compelling plots and were crafted with remarkable articulation.
This Netflix original was a masterpiece directed by Anvita Dutta and starring Tripti Dimri in lead role. It was not much hyped but the film is a great creative piece. The plot is full of twists and turns and would keep you hooked from the first scene itself.
The story covers the harsh reality of child marriage, patriarchal mindset in the society, and the complications of one sided love.
The lead, Bulbbul is married at a very young age to a rich man. But she develops an emotional connection with his younger brother, Satya. Satya shares an equal emotional connection with Bulbbul, but he never shows any romantic interest in her. Bulbbul, on the other hand, falls so deeply for him that she cannot bear the pain of losing him when he leaves to pursue his studies in London. Her pain is reflected on her face and is noticed by her husband, and what follows unfolds into a different story of betrayal, torture, and a violent pursuit of justice. The main storyline often pulls the reference of a demon-witch ( chudail), whose story was the bonding bridge between Satya and Bulbbul.
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The movie did not just have a compelling story but also a cast that did justice to their roles. The background music was perfect for the plot and the theme often turned to blood red when the story went to the track of demon-witch story, making the depiction more artful. The jewellery, mansion, and other stuffs made the set coherent with the Bengali culture and tradition.
Speaking of good stories, another that comes to my mind is the Vijay Sethupati starrer Maharaja.
This movie has an intense storyline, where a Barber named Maharaja goes to the Police station to report a missing dustbin “Lakshmi”. The police officers first mock Maharaja and are not ready to take the case. But seeing his stubborn and eccentric behaviour and a promise of 5 lakhs by Maharaja, they give in.
Later, it is revealed that the dustbin story is a disguise for a darker and a more painful truth. This movie is a combination of a strong storyline and an excellent acting. It requires attention as the movie jumps back and forth into the flashback and main timeline. One may not even realise that those are flashbacks until you reach the end part of the film.
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Another movie that is an example of excellent storytelling as well as articulate presentation is Padmaavat. This Sanjay Leela Bhansali movie is inspired by history and tells the story of the queen of Mewar, Padmaavati.
News of Padmaavati’s beauty reaches the ears of Alauddin Khilji, who was sitting on the throne of Delhi at that time. He desires to get her and his desire soon turns into obsession. Alauddin wages a war to possess Padmaavati. He wins the war but is unable to get Padmaavati as she jumps in fire along with the other women while performing a war ritual called Jauhar.
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The story of Padmaavati is a well known tale. Bhansali’s version is a beautiful representation of the epic tale. The visuals and cinematography are amazing and the actors have put their hearts in their role. Ranveer Singh has given one of his best performances while playing khilji.
I am a huge fan of historical tales and folk lores. I grew up hearing the story of Queen Padmaavati, so this one was a visual feast for me. I loved the background music and screenplay. The cultural aspects of both Rajputana and Mughal traditions were well documented.
1. The Pelican mindset is just "Imma eat that."
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2. This clock stopped precisely at 11:02 on August 9th, 1945, in Nagasaki.
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3. Close-up image of a flea
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4. bioluminescent ghost mushrooms
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5. This Is What A Cleaned Heart Looks Like
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6. A newborn python still in its shell
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7. The Liquidators: 90 Seconds on the Roof of Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant"
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8. F-35 undergoing extreme cold and icing testing
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9. After a CT scan of this 1000-year-old Buddha statue, scientists found the remains of a mummified monk inside
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10. A 37 million year old Whale skeleton found in the hot dunes of Egypt
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11. The Surface Of A Kidney Stone Under Sem (Scanning Electron Microscope)
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1. Worried about your health?
You should be worried, whatever the f*ck ate this shark
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2. Medieval Beekeeping suits were kind of terrifying.
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3. Owls have pretty long legs
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4. A 1930 film set imagines what NYC would look like in 1980
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5. A hippo can open its mouth 180 degrees, and it has the jaw strength to bite a human in half...
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6. The Flame Lily. National flower of Zimbabwe.
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7. A tree in London covered with Parakeets, not leaves
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8. Cordyceps takeover on decaying insect
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9. Concrete Without Escape, Hong Kong.
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10. Gently shake your phone(side to side), what do you see😂
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11. There's a place in Iceland where green fields, a yellow river, a black beach and the ocean meet.
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1. When the sun hits the pelican's beak just right...
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2. This green snake wrapped itself around the Great White Heron's beak to prevent the bird from eating it
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3. The Royal Bengal Tiger in full muscles
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4. 39,000 year old Mammoth Carcass. Scientists say it's so well preserved that its brain is still intact
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5. Actual photo of Albert Einstein lecturing on the Theory of Relativity, 1922
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6. The book is printed entirely on black pages, giving it a striking appearance.
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7. This award-winning photo (Captured by physicist David Nadlinger) shows a single Strontium atom trapped between two electrodes. The atom is blasted with lasers, causing it to absorb and re-emit light so intensely that it becomes visible without a microscope
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8. Shark skin under a microscope.
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9. This spot on 1-80 in Wyoming is known as the Highway to Heaven.
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10. Inky cap mushrooms are edible - except they become poisonous if consumed with alcohol.
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11. Japanese Photographer Captures a magical moment where the Sirius B star was visible just above the Christmas tree. By nature, a perfect Christmas tree.
Sources: reddit.com, boredpanda.com
These are my Top 40 most interesting pictures I’ve ever seen
1.Man with Flashlight on Ice creates Beauty
2.This is what happens if you throw hot tea into the air in Arctic
3.A galactic tennis ball
4.Two worlds divided, New York, USA
5.The Supermoon in a radio telescope
6.Just an ordinary day's building - catching a cloud
7.Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Kim Il-sung, North Korea's founder
8.A blue universe in Japan
9.Volcanic eruption in Iceland
10.The scarlet eyes of a warty tree frog, Costa Rica
11.Hotaru Ika firefly squids, Japan
12.Namib Desert, Africa
13.Flamingos gathered in the shape of a flamingo, Yucatan Peninsula
14.Lake Natron, Tanzania
15.Forests without end, Russia
16.Rapeseed fields in Luoping, China
17.The sea-like dunes of the Namib Desert
18.Frosted trees
19.Birdy hurricane
20.Alien invasion in Charlotte, USA
21.Rango plays guitar
22.Waterspout on Lake Victoria, Uganda
23.Red cardinal levitating
24.Winter's abrupt arrival, Mari El, Russia
25.Selfie with comet, 290,000,000 miles from Earth (courtesy of the Rosetta probe)
26.Autumn and winter meet in Colorado, USA
27.A ghost town, San Francisco, USA
28.Autumn and winter meet in Miklukhin, Rostov region, Russia
29.A toothy sea
30.That's how they mine diamonds. Mirny, Yakutia, Russia
31.Explosion illusion
32.Dog sledding in Greenland
33.Giant wave illusion
34.Long exposure of a plane taking off
35.Jeep ghost
36.The Royal British Navy puts on a show
37.A Statue of Christ covered with corals at the bottom of the Atlantic near Key Largo island, USA
38.An autumn forest. 50% Downloaded
39.Sunrise in Bushy Park, London
40.Breaking the sound barrier