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I N I T I A T I N G C H A N G EVol.1, Issue.12, For Private Circulation Only 4 Pages, Saturday, September 29, 2012

In-house Journal of the School of Communication, Dr. G. R. Damodaran College of Science, Coimbatore - 14. Printed at Kalaikathir Achchagam, Coimbatore - 37.

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Coimbatore and the world of Tamil CinemaMeera Sabu Varghese, I Year Masters in Journalism & Mass Communication

Shabnam Panot, I Year Masters in Journalism & Mass Communication

How safe are we in this fast progressing world? The young guns of first year Visual Communication of Dr. GRD College of Science bring the stained world to the street.The world is marching forward with a good pace, but in this pace the most intelligent species is forgetting something

very important- ‘humanity’. The most ridiculous part in this is that each one of us is also a vital part of this and still we enjoy being the victim and the culprit. The first year Visual Communication students of Dr. GRD College of Science through their street plays conveyed just the above fact and Indianostrum, theatre group from Puducherry helped them in the mission. Street theatre is an elective subject for the students and most of the students took

Makkal Thilagam MGR made his first debut in Sathi Leelavthi when he was 19, a film made in Coimbatore in 1936. His first salary was Rs 100. After many more films, he acted in Malai Kallen made in Coimbatore by Sriramulu Naidu of Paskshiraja studios. It was a blockbuster and the actor became a star overnight.

Maragatham, one of the important films in Sivaji Ganesan’s career, was made here. Other movies made in the city includes many of M.K Thyagaraja Bhagavathar’s (MKT’s) films. Pakshi raja Studios also takes the credit for producing the first ever film on Lord Ayyappa.

A cinema hub:A new book titled Coimbatore and the World of cinema, written by Randor Guy is packed with this information. It traces the history of cinema and puts the spotlight on Coimbatore which thrived as a cinema hub till the late 50s. “Cinema in South

India began from Coimbatore, thanks to Samikannu Vincent,” says Randor Guy.

Samikannu Vincent, a South Indian Railways employee, introduced Touring

Talkies where he travelled with a projector showing movies in 1914, he built South India’s first permanent cinema theatre ‘Variety Hall Cinema’ at Town Hall. It functions as Delite Theatre even today. He is believed to be one of the first movie millionaires of India.

The Movie World:Coimbatore talkies, Parameswara talkies, Pakshiraja Studios and Central Studios churned out movies. It was a time when fleets of cars would be parked outside the studios.

The studios had apartment units for stars. Dilip Kumar and Meena Kumari stayed here during the making of Azaad, Dialogues were recorded on the sets and the place was abuzz with activity.

Politicians such as Karunanidhi and NTR have graced the studios, Actors like T.S Balaiah, M.K Radha(hero of Chandralekha),

and Ranjan started their careers here.

“It was a charming world, where sari-clad women in plaited hair ruled. Films were full of songs. Reams of paper were used to write the screenplay. Everything was rehearsed. And movies ran for more than a year in theatres,’’.

At the silver jubilee celebrations of Naadodi Mannam, MGR was presented with a large silver sword and a trophy (easily weighing 10 or more kilos). He walked down the N.H Road holding aloft the trophy before reaching Raja Theatre.

Trendsetter:Rajesh shares another nugget. “MKT was a phenomenal personality with a golden complexion. He was one of the first superstars of Tamil cinema. One of his friends, a gold smith called Meenakshi Sundaram, copied his signature hairstyle after which a number of other goldsmiths in the city followed suit!”

part in the plays which were performed on Friday, the 7th of September. Indianostrum the theatre group was there with the students implementing their courage and confidence in order to make the program a grand success. Cordis Poldano, the trainer from the very group have been conducting week long training session for the students here

on street theatre for the last four years, and this time they organised two plays and the the theme was corruption.

Theme :From milk man to doctor:In this era no one is oblivious to corruption, even a 5 year old can lecture you on corruption which is based on not his knowledge but experience. In our day today life we must have asked our inner conscience, “How safe are we in this fast progressing world?”

People don’t mind cheating, looting and even killing! Mirroring these facts the street plays indeed were an eye opener and this time when the audience came to know that even a drop of milk is not safe, the eyes opened much, much, much wider. The theme of milk adulteration was the starter of the program. With minimal number of

characters and a guitarist for the music, the play showed the true colours of people who are engaged in this business. The whiteness of the milk was the outcome of ingredients like water, bleaching powder, corn flour, sugar and so on. And the sincerity, honesty and graciousness were in dearth. Even though, in the end there was a ray of hope when one of the negative characters got caught by the police, but the success of the milk man in milk adulteration forced

the audience to think about the world in a pessimistic way. The first play even though lasted for just about ten minutes, it conveyed a strong message throughout.

The second play which was comparatively a lengthy one, all of the students came up with corruption. The second play brought into light different ways of corruption which ended up in looting, cheating and killing. Around 50 students participated in the second play. The play which is purely based on corruption, dealt with the people from different strata of the society; be it a teacher, collector, doctor, hotel owner or students. Each and every character was seen very badly trapped in the web of corruption and instead of escaping from the web; they were interested in trapping others. Every single character was so familiar that the audience must have thought that I have seen him or her in my real life; if not all at least one. Second play showed us that how money power stamps on social and human morals.

How does it feel:The first year batch of Visual Communication were all excited after their first experience of street play. The roles in the plays were given depending on each ones personality. “Fun, learned a lot, interest boosted in the street theatre, very great to work with such great mentors. Students’ cooperation was perfect, we really enjoyed it,” said Samsog Mackannin, one of the actors when asked about his experience. Everyone was seen satisfied with his/her own performance. The audience witnessed a world in which they are living through, the place in which there was sarcasm instead of comedy, pessimism instead of tragedy and stinking and stinging truth throughout. Indeed, it was todays world shown in a short span of time!

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• Don’t Smoke- Experiments from experts proves that smoking a cigarette after meal is comparable to smoking 10 cigarettes (chances of getting cancer is higher).

• Don’t eat fruits immediately- Eating fruits after meals will cause stomach to be bloated with air. Therefore take fruits 1-2 hours after meal or at least an hour before meal.

• Don’t drink tea- Tea leaves contain high content of acid. This substance will cause the protein content in the food we consume to be hundred, thus difficult to digest.

• Don’t loosen your belt- Loosening your belt after meal will easily cause the intestine to be twisted and blocked.

• Don’t bath- Bathing after meal will cause increase of blood flow to the hand, legs and body thus the amount of blood around the stomach will therefore decrease, this will weaken the digestive system in our stomach.

• Don’t walk around- People always say that after a meal walk a hundred steps and you will live till 99. In actual fact this is not true. Walking will cause the digestive system to be unable to absorb the nutrition from the food we intake.

• Don’t sleep immediately- The food we intake will not be digested properly. Thus will lead to gastric infection in our intestine.

The frequent power cuts in Tamil Nadu have turned to be a fatal blow to the citizens. The 15 hours power cut makes the common man’s life miserable. It is the common man and the small scale industry workers who face the challenge most. When the large scale industries and the big shots enjoy the privilege of inventors and generators, the common man always crumble in darkness. This situation leads to the distraction of all the latest advancements that Tamil Nadu has attained for the last few decades. Frequent power failures seriously harm the life style of small scale traders and the shop keepers. They find it really difficult to manage their business without electricity.

It’s not just the common man, traders and the shop keepers who suffer but, the list includes housewives, students and passengers as well. The dark streets also lure the travellers into a death trap. This continuous power cut also promote robbery, burglary, and pick pocketing. True, the government is gives electronic equipments to the people in Tamil Nadu, but the million dollar question is aren’t they equally responsible to provide enough electricity to function these equipments? The hot climate with no electricity makes it impossible for a common man to live in. If the government fails to find a way out to this problem it will push the people to lead a miserable.

MiserableCuts..!! 7 DANGEROUS

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Oscar Barfi...Oshien Rebello, I Year Masters in Journalism & Mass Communication

Barfi, directed by AnuragBasu, starring RanbirKapoor, Priyanka Chopra and Ileana D’cruzis undoubtedly one of the best and intelligent films to be churned out in a long time. Accepting oneself with all shortcomings, loving each other and smiling your way… all the way upto the finish line - this is how one can describe.Barfi!This film has been selected as India's entry for Oscars.

It was chosen from the 20 entries sent from the country. Speaking about his film being selected

into Oscars, its lead actor RanbirKapoor said, "We all are very happy.... It is a team effort but we should not be that excited as the film

just got an entry from India. He further added, "We are yet to be selected for the main entry. If the film gets a go ahead, we would take advice from Aamir Khan about how to go ahead."

When asked about Barfi's box office collections, Ranbir said, "The film has earned about Rs. 60 crore. It feels great.... We have reached so many people, touched so many hearts. Why only Rs.100 crore, everyone makes that mark. I would target for Rs. 500crore"

L Suresh from South Indian Film Chamber of Commerce said that a lot of thought had gone before making the final decision, but most members voted for Barfi.

Till now only three films (Mehboob Khan's Mother India, Mira Nair's Salam Bombay and Aamir Khan's Lagaan) from India have managed to get to the final round of Oscar nominations so far.

The 85th Academy Awards will take place on February 24, 2013.

This could happen in any household. Housewife died due to burns sustained in the kitchen. Her husband too was hospitalised for the injuries due to burns while trying to rescue his wife.

The gas stove was on and cooking under process, the lady observed some cockroaches near the sink and grabbed the can of insect killer, sprayed it near the gas stove which was on. There was an explosion in no time; the poor woman was covered in flames, sustaining 65% burns. Her husband rushed in, tried to douse the flames and his clothes to caught fire. The husband was hospitalized

in the burns ward, still unaware the fact that his wife was declared dead on arrival.

All insect killer sprays such as “Hit, Mortien” and so on, have highly volatile and inflammable solvents. The automised nano spray particles spread out rapidly and one spark is enough to ignite this explosive mixture with oxygen present in the air. Did the poor lady realise the hazard involved? Apparently not!

Please educate your family about this and spread the word around. Who knows you may save more than a life. Take care.

The word ‘DREAMT’ is the only word in the English lan-guage that ends with the letters ‘mt’.

It takes about fifty hours for a snake to digest one frog.

A full-grown pumpkin has about 15 miles of roots.

111,111,111 x 111,111,111 = 12,345,678,987,654,321

Babies are born without knee caps. They don't appear until the child reaches 2-6 years of age.

Every time you lick a stamp, you're consuming 1/10 of a calorie.

No word in the English language rhymes with month, or-ange, silver, and purple

The "huddle" in football was formed due a deaf football player who used sign language to communicate and his team didn't want the opposition to see the signals he used and in turn huddled around him..

“HIT”-KILLS

Health tip for a life time. “The Don’ts after a meal”

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Priyanka Talreja, I Year Masters in Journalism & Mass Communication

Priyanka Talreja, I Year Masters in Journalism & Mass Communication

Priyanka Talreja, I Year Masters in Journalism & Mass Communication

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xU jPh;khdj;Jld; fjit btspapy; g{l;otpl;L filtPjpf;Fr; bry;y Maj;jkhd mtid mf;fk; gf;fk; cs;sth;fs;/ "me;jg; ngRk; eha;f;Fl;oia vd;d bra;ag; nghfpwha;" vd;wdh;.

"ehnd tsh;g;ngd;" vd;whd; cWjpa[ld;.

kf;fisg; bghWj;jtiu mJ ngRk; eha;f;Fl;o. Mdhy; mJ kdpj cUtkha; khwptpl;lJ mtDf;F kl;Lnk bjhpe;j ufrpak;.

md;wpunt me;j tPl;ila[k;/ Ciua[k; tpl;L btspnawpdhd;.

jd;id ahbud;nw bjhpahj Chpy; FonawpaJk; ,utpy; eha[UtpYk; gfypy; kdpj cUtpw;Fk; khWk; mf;FHe;ijiaa[k; miHj;Jf; bfhz;L ntiyf;Fr; bry;yyhdhd;.

fhyk; cUz;nlhoaJ. ky;yd; vd bgahplg;gl;l tsh;e;J bghpatdhd;. Kjd; Kjypy; jd; je;ijaplk; xU bgha;iar; brhd;dJ.

mjw;F mtd; "glg;gl xd;Wkpy;iy eP kdpjdhfpwha;" vd;whd;. kWehs; ,utpy; Xh; j';f nkhjpuj;ij jd; je;ijaplk; fhz;gpj;J ngUe;J gazj;jpd;nghJ jpUondd; vd;whd; kdpj cUtpy; ,Ue;j ky;yd;. mjw;F mtd; je;ij "gag;gl xd;Wkpy;iy eP kdpjdhfpwha;" vd;whd;.

bjhlh;e;J jpUl;Lf;fs; gytw;wpy; <Lgl;Lk; nghijg; gHf;f';fSf;F Ml;gl;Lk; thH;it tPnz fHpj;jhd; kdpj cUtpypUe;j ky;yd;.

xt;nthh; mepaha';fSf;Fg; gpwFk; mjidj; jd; je;ijaplk; brhy;thd; ky;yd;. mjw;F mtd; je;ij gag;gl xd;Wkpy;iy eP kdpjdhfpwha; vd;ghd;.

,d;DbkhUehs;/ xU ,sk; bgz;iz Mir thh;j;ijfs; ngrp eoj;J/ gyehs; gHfp cwt[ bfhz;L gpd; Vkhw;wp te;jij jk;gl;lk; moj;jhd; ky;yd;. mjw;F mtd; je;ij/

"gag;gl xd;Wkpy;iy eP kdpjdhfpwha;" vd;W Twptpl;L rpe;jid tag;gl;lhd;.

tUl';fs; cUz;nlhod. ,utpy; eha; cUtpYk; gfypy; kdpj cUtpYk; thH;e;J te;j ky;yd; bfhoa muf;f Fzk; gilj;jtdhft[k;/ jPa gHf;f';fisa[k; rhjhuzkha; bra;J te;j nghjpYk;/ jd; capiuf; fhg;ghw;wpa tsh;g;g[j; je;ijia tpl;Lg; gphpatpy;iy.

xUehs; eL,utpy; rl;il KGtJk; ,uj;jf; fiwa[ld; te;j ky;yd;/ jd; je;ijaplk; ehd; ,d;Wk; xUtidf; bfhd;Wnghl;nld; vd vf;fhskpl;lhd;. mjw;F mtd; je;ij/ "gag;gl xd;W kpy;iy eP kdpjdhfpwha;" vd;whd;. kdpj cUtpy; ,Ue;j ky;yd; bky;y eha[Utpw;F khwpf; bfhz;oUe;jhd;. rikayiwf;Fr; brd;w ky;ydpd; je;ij jdf;Fs; "gag;gl xd;Wkpy;iy ehd kdpjdhfpnwd;" vd;W Twp ky;yDf;F itj;jpUe;j cztpy; bfhoa tp#j;ij fye;jhd;.

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