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Thank God for the intermission.
Sick, boring shit after 1-hour 3-minutes.
It’s 9.25PM, here on the East Coast.
Folks, the first half of Sura is total garbage.
Our eponymous hero Sura is a fisherman. There’s a minister, who is also a nasty character.
The paths of Sura and the minister have yet to cross.
We’ve gone past two songs, both not in the least entertaining.
The story so far is non- existent.
Vadivelu is irritating, not one bit funny. His antics are beyond stupid.
Doubt the second half can salvage the film.
Update:
We’re back home and will have the full review up soon.
God, the second half of Sura was as bad if not worse.
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Dude, you must have totally predicted this before even entering that shitty theater, since you have watched a some of his movies these past few days.
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Did no one ever tell you that hope springs eternal in the human breast. 😉
Understood.
In that case will they (air savings.com in this case) have control over the content of the review?
You say: Its done
Airsavings:
Hey what is this…so mild. Add more vile content!
Provide vijay another pseudoname!!
Make it as a controversial topic among visitors.
Make more internal links
There should be atleast ten mention of the word Sura made bold.
Where the f*** is middle finger? forgot asual?
😉
SearchIndia.com Responds:
Since you are a regular reader of the SI blog, you should know by now we’re very objective, unbiased and steer clear of such tactics.
In fact, we’d probably get more ads if we’re less strident in our writing-tone.
You misread businesses. Most businesses don’t like controversies as it’s distracting from their main affair. They want a less controversial tone.
Bottom line, we control the content of our reviews.
Just in the lighter sense. No offence.
Having managed two websites personally few years back, I know how hard it is to keep the website engaging so it draws more visitors.
Morover its hard to make them stick to the website for subsequent visit. Most of all, it should be lucrative.
@SI: In fact, we’d probably get more ads if we’re less strident in our writing-tone.
SI parting its raw-language would be like taking communism out of Karl Marx 😉
SearchIndia.com Responds:
You write: Just in the lighter sense. No offence.
No offense taken!
For the most part, we’ve tried to be open and straightforward.
Given the enemies we have, any other course would be catastrophic.
I found this interesting stuff about SI from Alexa.com…
http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/searchindia.com
“Based on internet averages, searchindia.com is visited more frequently by users who are over 65 years old, have no children, are graduate school educated and browse this site from work.”
It seems not only the site owner, even the visitors are in their autumn years 😉
I fall in this category – browse this site from work 😉
Ranks 80000 – not bad, not bad at all.
with 10000 in India and 141000 in US (a good reason to stop bashing India who fetch and keep you in business atleast from now on? or its in vein? 😉 )
SearchIndia.com Responds:
A lot of our readers are supposed to have graduate degrees (i.e. Master’s). 😉
BTW, we don’t think too much of the Alexa numbers. Keeps wildly fluctuating.