Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Eas car loans
Getting a car today is a dream for every one of us.While planning for a car loan, it is important that we must know about the different car loans that we might be offered. You shall want to compare the car loans rates, and read all its fine prints.When you compare the different car loans these tips will help you for keeping your information first.The best way is that to begin to comparing the auto loans for familiarizing yourself with the different types of its present auto loans out there. The loan value might differ based on the type of car we purchase wheather it is a used car or first hand .So think twice before you choose one.
Pay day loans
Payday loan is northing but a short-term loan to cover your spending needs of present. It is also secured against your future paychecks. These loans had grown in popularity for many years, and now its in the main tool of assistance to get yourself out of a tight tensed situation and get the new luxury life you require.Your transaction information is maintained secretly.No one will ever know that you taken out a loan. Easy Online Payday Loan is an leading site where you can approach for all your faxless payday loan requirements. When you require a payday loan Easy Online Payday Loan are ther to help you out.They are so simple and user friendly .But the conditions are you must be atleast 18 years of age to obtain a loan and should obtain a regular source of income, and you must also have a set up with your local bank for direct deposit. If you meet the above qualifications get started today itself .The doors are open.
mortgage loans
Every person has a time of money shortage even at big levels. Suppose we require a large some of money to investment with a property owned.Mordgage loan will be the best choice for your need. A mortgage loan is northing but a loan secured by a real property by the use of a mortgages in legal process . The word mortgage has arrived from everyday usage.It is most oftenly meaning mortgage loan.A customer (For ex:- home buyer or builder) can obtain finance or loans either to purchase or to be secured against the property from an financial institution,It might be a bank from direct or indirect intermediaries. Features of mortgage loans like size of the loan, maturity of the loan with its interest rate, modes of paying off the loan, and other such characteristics can vary considerably.It purely depends on your requirement and type of property you keep for mortgage.
Credit card is the solution
In todays world theft has increased in a great deal.So people fear to carry large amount of cash while travelling from one place to another .But they cant avoid taking it along as they need to spend for their requirements .So what is the solution ?Should we carry along knowing all the risk factors the result is a credit card. A credit card is northing but a mode of payment named after a small plastic card issued the users of the their system. A credit card is completely different from debit card as it does'nt removes money from the user account after each and every transaction. The major advantage in credit cards is that the issuer lends money to the user to be paid to its merchant. It is also different from a charge cards.THe credit cards are also known as a charge cards. At the end of every month the amount spent in the credit card has to be repayed to the issuer. Thus we need not take large some of money where ever we go and also no more fear for over spending .Credit cards are your solution.
Short of money : no worries
In todays fast moving world the people alone do not move faster but the cash they have being spent more faster .This results in money shortage and we are left with no idea what we are going to do the rest of the month .If we try to find what was the reason for short of income . This must be because of no proper planning or some unexpected expence like health disorders and other things.So we require a substitute to manage this month.The right choice at this particular time is faxless payday loans.A payday loan is northing but a small amount of short term loan. It is being intended to bridge between the borrower's cashflow gap between these paydays. It is northing but similar to something like getting the advance of the fourth coming month and repay ing it with the next months salary. When this is used in a responsible and a proper manner its all like a boon to help the borrowers .So now when you are running short of cash no worries payday loans are at your door steps to help.
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Romancing 8 heroines at a time : Lucky jeevan
Jeevan who entered the film industry with University had earned the wrath of audience especially women with his negative role in Kaakka Kaakka. In Thiruttu Payale, his character was a combination of villainy with heroism which was much appreciated. In Naan Avanillai also, his role followed a similar path but in Machakkaran with Kamna, it was a hard core role Thotta of a hero with good virtues. While talking about his recently released Thotta with Priyamani, the handsome actor says that she is a sweet girl to work with and if he receives offers to act with her, he has no qualms accepting the same but at the same time does not have any special interest in her. Reacting to an allegation that he recommends Priyamani for films, the actor denied the same and states that it is only the choice of the producer.When questioned about his favorite actress, Jeevan says that he is keen to romance not one or two but eight heroines. Clearing the air about him featuring in Manmadha Leelai remake, he said that the film is Krishna Leelai produced by K Balachander for Kavithalaya.
Rajinikanth secret love affair

Read all about the two women in Rajini’s early love life: the woman he loved once and the fair complexioned woman who rejected him. Find out about his father’s childhood, and Rajini’s brother who died early. Learn all about the Superstar’s future aspirations outside cinema. All revealed now for the first time in this exclusive Behindwoods interview with Dr. Gayathri Srikanth, author of “The Name is Rajinikanth”, which is being released today by Kamal Hassan in Chennai.
BW: We’ll get straight to the point: what can you tell us that you have not shared with any other media about what is in your book?
Gayathri: Rajini’s early love life. I even met one of the women. She’s married now, and even her husband was present (laughs) when I interviewed her.
BW: Give us a little preview…
Gayathri: There were at least two women. One of them was when he was a bus conductor in Bangalore. He liked this woman very much.-.I have not named her, that was our ladies agreement- and was hopeful of marrying her. But it flitted away with time, the way infatuations do. The second woman was a proposal that was brought to him. Her family lived a little away from Bangalore city –possibly Somanahalli. But once he went there, the woman rejected him, saying, “he is too dark and looks like a thug.” Since then- and this is my feeling- Rajini became determined to pursue someone fair complexioned and marry her. And he did – as we all know.
BW: What did his wife say to this?
Gayathri: Nothing –because Rajinkanth made it clear to me that he and his family did not wish to participate in the interview process.
BW: As his biographer what do you feel Rajinikanth’s next step is going to be? He is 58 but still wanting to do ambitious projects like Robot, the most expensive Indian movie under production. But what is his next move as a man going to be?
Gayathri: He remains silent on it. But I spoke to some sources very close to him – I won’t reveal who- and all of them say that his desire is to live a quiet life in pursuit of spiritual things. As his biographer I feel personally that he should enter politics. He would make a tremendous difference to the system, to Tamilnadu.
BW: What impressions did you form about the way he feels about his stardom? Did you get the feeling that he felt trapped as his star-image?
Gayathri: Definitely. You can see his restlessness with playing the same role again and again. He is yearning to play the kind of roles he did in the 70s. In fact, without exception, all his fellow stars said Rajini must once again return to being the actor he once was in movies such as Aarilirnthu Aravathu Varai.
BW: What else can you tell us that most people may not know about the Superstar?
Gayathri: My book has gone deeply into not just his childhood but also his father’s childhood. How his grandfather abandoned the family, and Rajini’s father had to struggle to bring up the family. As a result he became a strict disciplinarian.
BW: What sort of approach/attitude have you taken to telling Rajinikanth’ story?
Gayathri: A balanced one. I have not adulated him. I have looked at his positive and negative side.
BW: What negative side, for instance?
Gayathri: All his numerous vices from the past: smoking drinking, a few failures, you know…
BW: Nothing now, though.
Gayathri: Absolutely not.
BW: Did you have to leave out anything from the book?
Gayathri: Sadly, the parts about Rajini’s brother, Nageshwar Rao, who died early. My editors felt it was making the book too long. My heart broke to leave that out because I researched that extensively. I’m hoping it will still get into the second edition!
BW: What did the Superstar tell you about the changes sweeping Tamil cinema – all the innovation and offbeat themes?
Gayathri: He is full of praise. Very open about praising young actors. He was the first star to openly recognize movies such as Paruthiveeran and Kalloori as new achievements in cinema.
BW: You spoke to the other stars. Did anyone say anything provocative?
Gayathri: No, all of them had only wonderful things to say about him. Well…perhaps SriPriya said something about how at one point in their platonic relationship there had been some tension, some disagreements. But they sorted it out.
BW: Every journalist must have wanted to write Rajini’s biography. How did you – an ophthalmologist by profession- beat them all to it?
Gayathri: I was feeling burnt out in my profession and wanted a change. Writing has always been a passion, so I knew I wanted to write a book but I didn’t yet know what it would be about. In March 2007 I was one of the contestants in the hot seats on the KBC show with Shahrukh Khan hosting. I didn’t make it to the final but something about writing a bio of SRK came up. That’s when I thought: why not write a biography of Kamal or Rajini? I was-am- a fan of both.
BW: Why Rajini and not Kamal?
Gayathri: To be honest, my first idea was to write on Kamal. That didn’t work out for various reasons. That’s when I thought it would be perhaps more interesting to write Rajini’s life story.
BW: And how did the project begin? How did you get access to the Superstar, and what did he have to say about you writing a book on his life?
Gayathri: Once I returned to Chennai from the KBC show I tried to meet Rajinikanth right away. But he was abroad shooting, and I met his wife instead. When I told her about my project she was happy that someone was writing her husband’s story.
BW: What did the Superstar finally say when you met him?
Gayathri: He had no problems about my writing his life but he made it clear that he did not want to participate in it because then it would become autobiography.
BW: So this is an unauthorized biography?
Gayathri: In the sense that Rajinikanth’s presence and participation is zero in the making of the book, yes.
BW: So he doesn’t actually talk in the book – that is, there are no interviews with him?
Gayathri: No. He did not want to talk. He did give me a few letters of his that I could quote from.
BW: But you met him quite a few times…what did you’ll talk about?
Gayathri: We spoke always off the record. So none of that went into the book.
BW: The book doesn’t tell his side of the story in his words, then?
Gayathri: That was the point of my book. This had to be not Rajini’s point of view, nor mine but a third person’s objective narration.
BW: But don’t you find that the biographer invariably shapes the material, and so it does become your point of view?
Gayathri: That’s the process, but I’ve used only facts. There are no conjectures here.
BW: So if the Superstar himself did not tell you his story, how did you gather all your information?
Gayathri: I knew nothing about Rajinikanth before I began. I spent a year researching and writing the book. I traveled to Bangalore and Mumbai interviewing his friends and family.
BW: Such as?
Gayathri: The ones who were bus conductors with him in Bangalore, for instance.
BW: How did you get hold of all these people after so many years?
Gayathri: I did. Somehow I found them. Luck and persistence. And they were glad to speak to me.
BW: And how did you get so many important people to participate in the book? People such as the CM, Kamal Hassan, AVM Sarvanan and K.Balachander, to name a few.
Gayathri: Oh, they were glad to speak to me. Everyone asks me that – how did you get all those big people to write and talk in your book. The answer is simple: because it is about the Superstar – everyone is happy to talk about Rajini.
BW: Can we expect a lot of trivia about his film days?
Gayathri: I’ve avoided trivia. When people heard I was writing his story, a lot of industry trivia and stories came my way. First I put it in, then took it out. I did this because all that information was slowing down the pace of the book. I see Rajini as someone fast – talks fast, acts fast. The book also had to be fast – like him. So I’ve conceived it more like a screenplay than a book: always cutting to the chase.
BW: Have you spoken to his fans clubs?
Gayathri: Oh my God, they love him. They will give their lives for him. They had so much to say about what he meant to them.
BW: What next? The life of Kamal?
Gayathri: Perhaps.
BW: What was the most challenging thing about writing the book?
Gayathri: The writing. The actual process of telling the story of someone who is larger than life, a mythic figure, a legend. How do you capture it in words? There are so many sides to him: who he was, who he is, his failures, his deeply spiritual side…it was like a jigsaw puzzle that I had to put together.
BW: The life story of Rajinikanth was long overdue. And you have made it happen, Dr. Gayathri. Our congratulations to you and our best wishes to the successes of the book.
Gayathri: Thanks!.
Golden tower ready
Actor Prashanth’s Gold Tower in North Usman Road will be opened to the public from the 16th of March 2008. Spread over 1,70,000 square feet with ten floors, 3 mezzanine levels, ATMs and food courts, the tower would cater to both wholesale and retail business of gold. Covered car parking facilities with valet parking would certainly be a highlight in the busy area of T Nagar. Addressing the media, Prashanth’s father and actor Thyagarajan said that this Gold Tower is sure to become a landmark of Chennai. This tower is being promoted by Real Value Promoters Private Limited along with Prashanth’s family.
Bikini magic again from nayantara
Although Billa has now become a thing of past, Nayan's eye ball grabbing stylish but inadequate outfits for the movie are still the topic of discussion. More so, the costumes looked perfect on her well toned physique as opposed to the plump frame she used to carry. Looks like she is keen to repeat the history and sources make it clear that her costumes for Aegan, although not as scanty as Billa, are being designed with utmost attention. Which means her fans are in for another visual treat in a different light this time around.Ajith sports a beard for Aegan, directed by Raju Sundaram and scored by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Nazir, Suhasini, and Navdeep are also a part of the movie that is likely to hit the screens by mid 2008.
Saturday, March 1, 2008
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