Thursday, 20 June 2013
Sunday, 26 May 2013
Aurangzeb story follows between the family of police officer and the family of gangster. Yashwardhan is a renowned real estate businessman, who is actually better known for doing illegal woks in the backdrop of his good image. Police department unfortunately are often left with no evidence in their hand to put Yashvardhan behind the bars because of this reason. He has a very trusted and honest man in his empire, Ajay (Arjun Kapoor), who almost rules Yashwardhan’s business and his right-hand. Ajay makes sure to leave no evidence after their illegal work is done. On the other side, the head of Police Department (Played by Rishi Kapoor) plans to demolish the whole empire of Yashwardhan. They kidnap Ajay and replace their look-a-like man, Vishal (Played by Arjun Kapoor), who becomes an informer for the police. As Vishal has now marked his entry into the dangerous empire, the Police officers were continuing to torture Ajay for snitching out all Yashvardhan’s business secrets. What follows next is the most hazardous game going on between two emperors, one is of policemen and other one is of gangsters. To bring down a criminal, the law will now have to think like a criminal! This summer, there will be only 1 Emperor! Aurangzeb is produced by Aditya Chopra under the banner of Yash Raj Films. Watch Aurangzeb on Urdu Movies and Urdu Tube after it’s release on May 17, 2013.1
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
SHREE is about an average man who works at a telecom company. He is in love with a girl, but cannot marry her yet, as he needs to make some money in his life before settling down. Randhawa, a rich and affluent businessman, in his unending chase of power, has roped in Shree as his last guinea pig. Shree is the last part of the puzzle of a scientific experiment, which is being developed by a brilliant scientist, supported by commissioner of police, and lastly funded by the entrepreneur Randhawa. If this experiment becomes successful, it could change the destiny of their lives and also that of the whole world. Tempted by giving a promise of a bright and successful future by influential Randhawa, Shree excitedly traded his 12 hours of life to him.
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The movie Go Goa Gone is going to be all about fear and lots of laughter! This might sound like a contradiction in terms, but Illuminati Films and Eros International have decided to push the envelope for Indian cinema with their next movie – Go Goa Gone. The makers are ready to bring in a new genre of zom-com after successfully creating romantic comedies. The zombie comedy, directed by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK, is all set to release on May 10th, 2013. Go Goa Gone is starring Saif Ali Khan in lead role, the movie also stars Kunal Khemu, Vir Das, Anand Tiwari and Puja Gupta in their respective roles. The movie Go Goa Gone is written by Raj and DK along with Sita Menon, who made the movie, Shor In The City.
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Monday, 20 May 2013
On April 21, 1951 AD, the celebrated Iranian poet and author, Mirza Mohammad Taqi Bahar, who held the title “Malek osh-Sho’ara” or Poet Laureate, passed away at the age of 64. He was born in the holy city of Mashhad and displayed his sublime talent in writing poems as of a young age.To enhance his knowledge of Persian and Arabic, he attended the classes of Adib Nishapouri, a classical poet and scholar. It is said Bahar knew by heart a very good portion of the Holy Qur'an at a very early age.
According to Bahar himself, at seven he read the “Shahnamah” and fully grasped the meaning of Ferdowsi's epic poems. He composed his first poem at age 8, at which time he also chose the penname “Bahar” (Spring). At 14, he was fluent in Arabic, and later mastered French. At 18, at the onset of the Constitutional Revolution of Iran, he resigned his court position of Poet Laureate and joined the constitutional movement for limiting the powers of the monarchy.
He clandestinely published the newspaper “Khorasan”, in collaboration with Hossein Ardebili, and the journals “Nou-Bahar” (New Spring), and “Tazeh-Bahar” (Fresh Spring), both in collaboration with his cousin Sheikh Ahmad. He wrote articles in these newspapers exhorting the readers to strive to bring about a parliamentary system of government.
After victory of the Constitutionalists, he was elected as Member of Parliament for successive terms. When Reza Khan Pahlavi seized power with British help, he was imprisoned and exiled. Following release in 1934, he served as Professor of Persian Literature at the newly founded Tehran University, where he dedicated most of his time to writing and editing books on Persian Literature and History.
In 1945, he served for a short period as Minister of Culture and Education. Notable amongst the works written and edited by Bahar are: “Tarikh-e Sistan” (History of Sistan), “Tarikh-e Mokhtasar-e Ahzab-e Siyasi” (A Concise History of Political Parties), “Jawame' ol-Hekayaat” (Anthology of Stories), and two volumes of verse, consisting of his own poems.
Sunday, 19 May 2013
"Iranian Help Suspected in Secret Libyan Chemical Weapons Arsenal." It is no secret that Libya had a chemical weapons program, as did the Islamic Republic of Iran. According to a Defense Information Agency report (cited in Anthony H. Cordesman and Adam C. Seitz, Iranian Weapons of Mass Destruction: The Birth of a Regional Nuclear Arms Race? [Center for Strategic and International Studies, 2009], 140), Iran initiated a chemical weapon development program in 1983 "in response to Iraqi use of riot control and toxic chemical agents." In April 1984, the Islamic Republic's U.N. representative, Farhang Rajai-Khorassani stated, ''We are capable of manufacturing chemical weapons. If the Iraqis repeat their crime, we may consider using them. But we think that to resort to retaliation can only be justified when all other means of preventing Iraq are exhausted and still Iraq repeats its crime.'' The next year, the American government, citing its intelligence agencies' monitoring of purchases of chemical components used to make chemical weapons as well as monitored radio transmissions, expressed concern that the Islamic Republic was making a major effort in producing chemical weapons (New York Times, April 25, 1985). During the final year of the war, Iranian Prime Minister Mir Hossein Mousavi declared that "sophisticated offensive chemical weapons" and long-range missiles had been deployed along the front. In the estimation of one observer, this was "pure propaganda" (Ronen Bergman, The Secret War with Iran [Free Press, 2008], 304).
Friday, 10 May 2013
Shootout at Wadala about the movie: Shootout at Wadala is an action crime drama movie composed and directed by Sanjay Gupta. Shootout at Wadala is based on the famous book Dongri to Dubai, which was written by Hussain Zaidi. The movie Shootout at Wadala is staring John Abraham, Anil Kapoor, Kangana Ranaut, Tusshar Kapoor and Sonu Sood. Priyanka Chopra and Sunny Leone will also be seen performing special item songs in the movie. The movie Shootout at Wadala will blow up the first-ever filed encounter that was done by Mumbai police, and in which gangster Manya Surve was shot dead.
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