Showing posts with label short film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label short film. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Less Known Facts about Rajinikanth
Rajinikanth : 10 Less Known Facts about the superstar followed by a totally awesome video
We all know the superstar, the Thalaiva, an inspiration to millions but there are many a things about Rajni that we don’t know as his inclination towards philanthropy and his impoverished past, here are a few facts about the actor that you might not have known.
Rajnikanth is yet to win a National Award, though he has a plethora of state awards and a
Padma Bhushan in his bag of trophies.
He has starred in a Bengali film called Bhagya Debata.
Everyone knows that Rajnikanth has worked in Hindi cinemas but the actor that he did most films is noted director and actor Rakesh Roshan. The picture below features Rajni, Rakesh and a young Hrithik Roshan.
His full name is Sivaji Rao Gaikwad.
He is the highest paid actor in Asia after Jackie Chan.
Rajnikanth is the only Indian actor to be featured in the CBSE syllabus.
Hi co-worker and friend Raj Bahadur motivated and supported him to pursue film school.
Though he’s a Tamil superstar, he was born in a Maharashtrian family.
The directors of his films are afraid to kill him on screen as it might cause riots.
Though he’s the favorite actor of millions, his favorite actor is Kamal Haasan.
And that is how he does it.
Powerful Message For Smokers
The film starts with a woman singing a lori (lullaby) to her child while her husband seems distressed at something. The intelligent twist in the tale comes when we realize that there’s no child, just a toy she was playing with. The husband is sterile (incapable of bearing children) due to his smoking habit.
It leaves a strong reverberation of the child’s cry in our minds: a powerful reminder of the grim consequences of smoking & how it affects the lives of not only our own but our loved ones too.
Research estimates that one in two smokers will die from a disease caused by their smoking habit.
Quit now.
Watch the Video here - link
Speak Up, be the Change.
After the thought provoking short film Mute, Ram Subramanian is back with a sequel. In Mute, he didn’t have a voice as he didn’t exercise his voting rights. In this sequel, aptly titled Unmute, he regains his voice and it’s the collective voice of a nation that laid their trust on a man as their leader.
The video serves as a powerful message from the people to the newly elected Prime Minister and our leaders: LISTEN UP, We’re speaking.
It’s time our leaders heard from us.
Watch the Video here - link
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