Author: Rahul M

Maharishi Kanad (also known as Kanada or Kanada Maharishi) was an ancient Indian philosopher and founder of the Vaisheshika school of Hindu philosophy. He is known for his treatise on natural philosophy, the Vaisheshika Sutras, which deals with topics such as atomic theory, the nature of the universe, and the concept of causation. His philosophical ideas have influenced many other schools of Indian philosophy, including Nyaya and Yoga. He is considered one of the most important figures in the history of Indian philosophy. Many regard him as a scientist from ancient India, as his philosophies touch upon many aspects that…

777 Charlie Movie Review Rating: Star Cast: Rakshit Shetty, Sangeetha Sringeri, Raj B. Shetty, Bobby Simha, and ensemble. Director: Kiranraj K. ( Photo Credit – Poster from 777 Charlie ) What’s Good: Maybe it’s time I mention ‘I cried while watching this one’ in this section to tell you how good the film is. Rakshit is one of the best Sandalwood has to offer now. What’s Bad: Nothing that ruins the experience. Loo Break: Yes only if you cannot cry in public. You won’t skip the emotions for nature’s call. Watch or Not?: If dogs making you cry with their…

KGF: Chapter 2 Movie Review Rating: Star Cast: Yash, Srinidhi Shetty, Sanjay Dutt, Raveena Tandon, Prakash Raj Director: Prashanth Neel KGF: Chapter 2 Movie Review Out! (Pic Credit: Movie Still) What’s Good: Yash. Yash’s style. Yash’s action. And the thread that joins them all! What’s Bad: Makers don’t ‘narrate’ the (half-baked) story, they howl in your eardrums! Loo Break: The tracking rate of decibel/scene is so high that you’ll be forced to take one Watch or Not?: Did you watch Chapter 1 and loved it? Give this a try as well, you may not love it as much but you’ll…

One Cut Two Cut Movie Review Rating: Star Cast: Danish Sait, Prakash Belawadi, and Samyuktha Hornadu. Director: Vamsidhar Bhogaraju. One Cut Two Cut Movie Review Ft. Danish Sait ( Photo Credit – Movie Still ) What’s Good: A film that is so random but every sharp commentary about the society it delivers makes complete sense. Danish has found his niche and he has to keep flourishing there. What’s Bad: That it doesn’t entirely use the absurdity it drives on. Loo Break: It’s a sweet little film and one that demands alertness from you. Watch or Not?: Realisation packed with laughter…

Finding a lawyer is challenging. The matter in which you need legal assistance can take up all your thoughts, causing high stress levels that, in turn, can lead to unnecessary conflict between you and your close family members. On top of that, you need to find an excellent lawyer. Though there’s an abundance of lawyers to choose from, not every one of them is right for you. While some are passionate about their work and carry your best interests at heart, others don’t care at all and are only interested in your money—no matter the outcome. To avoid falling into the hands…

Coming October is loaded with all the festivals in line beginning with Navratri, Dusshera and finally ending with Diwali. Festivals is the time to enjoy with family/friends, savour some good food and revel in some shopping. Festive Shopping is incomplete without Home Decor items and with so much on the shopping list you obviously look for some stuff which looks great and fits your pocket. So, I did some research for myself which I am sharing today. These products are Under Rs 500 and can be reused for a longer duration. Let’s Begin… Toran/Banderwal/Vanderwal – The most brought item during…

Going the eco-friendly route has been my endeavour for the last few years. I will say I have just begun nonetheless, it’s my resolution to give my best effort.     Nature always gives us 200%, it’s time we realize the love and care it gives us and value it. This Ganesh festival I decided to take a bigger step to go completely green, it has been on my mind for the last 2-3 years however due to some reason I wasn’t able to do it. Better late than Never!     We booked our Tree Ganesha on 20th June,…

Holi is the most colourful festival which most of us look forward to celebrating with fervour. Firstly, Wishing You and all your Dear Ones a Very Happy & Colorful Holi.. May this festival of Colours bring in all shades of Happiness, Good Health and Love in your life.   What is the Significance of Holi Holi is a spring festival predominantly celebrated in the Indian sub-continent and it also marks the victory of good over evil. Its starts with “Holika Dahan” on the Full Moon Night of Phalgun month as per Hindu Calender. The next day you enjoy “Rangwali Holi/Rang Panchami” with…

With the upcoming Republic Day, some of us are happy that it’s a long weekend so we can chillax or travel, some would be excited for the Republic Day celebrations with their building friends or at school while some would enjoy the Republic Day parade on TV. Everyone has their reason to look up to it. This Republic Day we bring you different dimensions of celebrating the big day for our country. I Thank Jyoti for sending the blog train to my station, hosted by Wigglingpen. For most of us, we have not witnessed the Independence Revolution and the process of…

Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle all the way! Santa Claus is coming around riding all the way  Post-Diwali everything suddenly feels to be dull, you seem to suffer from post-festive blues with a sudden low empty feeling. This surpasses with the thought of Christmas in December for me. Ya, call me mad but I love festivals and occasions and look forward to them with a lot of excitement in my heart.  This slideshow requires JavaScript. With Christmas nearing the corner, I wish to share why and what I love about this festival. I am connecting this post to a blog train. So…