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Our mail-carrier just dropped off the mail a short while ago.
And guess what we found – a Walmart flier for a $298 Compaq Presario CQ60-419WM laptop.
That’s for a 6-cell battery 15.6-inch laptop with 3GB RAM, 160GB HD, DVD/CD writer and Windows Vista Home Basic.
Not a bad deal, folks.
The $298 laptop sale starts on July 26 at 8AM.
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Not merely a beautiful tragedy, Naagarahaavu (1972) is also a Kannada Cinemada Habba (a celebration of Kannada films).
A classic on many levels, Naagarahaavu ranks among the finest Indian movies made in the 1970s.
It’s that rare regional movie from India’s hinterlands where the acting, music and story jell, and join in unison to deliver an unforgetable masterpiece.
A rara avis, folks.
And weaving it all together in this dazzling film is the late legend Puttana Kanagal’s peerless direction.
Who having heard the testosterone-filled Haavina Dvesha of S.P.Balasubramaniam or the hauting tune of P.B.Srinivas’ Baare, Baare once can ever forget these melodies in his lifetime. If you understand the meaning of these gems, a bigger bonus awaits you.
Nearly four decades after the movie debuted, there’s still a glittering freshness to the movie that the passage of time cannot erode. Continue reading »
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