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  1. Game on in Ajith style 
    It's Ajith's 50th venture. What more it s directed by Venkat Prabhu with betting scandal in cricket as its theme. A huge star cast including Trisha, Arjun among others raised all expectations. Thats Mankatha. Lets check out the review.

    Story 

    Mankatha is a racy and adrenaline-rushing story of a Maharshatra police officer Vinayak Mahadevan (Ajith) who is suspended for helping a smuggler to escape from police encounter. He starts leading life in his own way. He falls for Sanjana (Trisha), daughter of an influential local goon Arumuga Chettiyar (Jayaprakash) in Mumbai. A tough cop Prithvi (Arjun) takes charge to end betting scandal in IPL cricket in Mumbai. Arumuga uses his links with dons in Mumbai tries to route through his old theatre , a cash of over Rs 500 crore to be used in betting.

    Sumanth (Vaibhav), a goon working for Arumuga Chettiyarplans to take away the booty with the help of his friends Ganesh (Ashwin), Mahanth (Mahanth), who owns a bar in Mumbai and Prem (Premji), a IIT graduate. Vinayak joins the race. he promises to help them and divide it between them. Trouble starts after they take away the acsh. Both Arumugha Chettiyar and police are now on their heels. Meanwhile, Mahanth and Prem escape with the cash. It all upto Vinayak now. The battle shifts between him and Prithvi.


    Performance 

    Its Ajith all the way. He is simply amazing in the role of a dreaded baddie. With his usual looks sans makeup, he hogs all limelight. His one-liners brings laughter. Arjun does the role of a cop once more. But he is charming here. Trisha and Lakshmi Rai does play their part well. Andrea as Arjun's wife and Anjali in the role of Vaibhav's wife do minuscule roles.Vaibhav gets a meaty role and he utilise the opportunity. Premji did what he did in Goa and Chennai 28.

    Technicalities
     

    It is technically well-made. Sakthi Saravanan's lens captures the stunts well. It forms the backbone of the movie. Yuvan Shankar's tunes add variety to it. His open song Mankatha...is celebrated in theatres. Director Venkat Prabhu seems to have done his part well. He has laced thrills, spills and humour in right mix.

    Analysis 

    Mankatha is boyish film. It is all racy and rivetting.The first half is light and simple. The game really begins in latter part. With Venkat Prabhu and Ajith giving their best, Mankatha rocks all time.


    4.5/5 Stars

    Verdict: Blockbuster



  2. Time to celebrate for all Ajith fans! The star’s 50th film Mankatha will be out on August 31st. The film will hit the silver screens in all the national and international markets on August 31st except Kerala. After a lot of confusion in the release date, now everything seems to have been sorted out and the film will hit the screens to cash in on the Ganesh Chaturthi and Ramzan weekend.
    As the countdown for the release of ‘Mankatha’ has already started the team is all set for the big launch of the film worldwide and leaving no stone unturned to make the film a big hit. Mankatha is directed by Venkat Prabhu and is being marketed aggressively by Sun Pictures. The film is produced by Dhayanidhi Alagiri’s Cloud Nine Movies.
    The Tamil Nadu theatrical rights of Mankatha have gone to Radhika Sarath Kumar’s Radaan Media Works. Radhika had procured the theatrical rights from Sun Pictures and will distribute the film in Tamil Nadu. Ajith starrer Mankatha may be screened in about 300 theatres in Tamil Nadu alone. Although the theatrical rights are given to Radaan, Radhika clarified that the satellite rights of the film still rests with Sun Pictures.
    Sources say that non-availability of theatres in Kerala due to Ramzan and other festivals is the main reason for not screening the movie in Kerala. It is expected that Mankatha will be released in Kerala on September 9th; 2011.The film will be releasing as a pure Tamil version in Kerala and will be dubbed in Telugu for Andhra viewers. For worldwide audience the film will see its release with English sub-titles.




  3. Happy Birthday to Ultimate Star Thala Ajith




    M
    ay 1st is an important day for the world but for a group of film lovers in Tamil Nadu, May 1st is an extra special day as it is the birthday of their big screen idol and Ultimate Star Ajith Kumar. He was born on International Workers Day and stand as a living example of hard work and self confidence.

    Thala star Ajith Kumar is celebrating his 40th birthday today (May 1st).

    Ajith is one hot and happening star in Kollywood from the past 20 years. If once we meet Thala the words that pop up our mind are Handsome, charming, smart, professional, Disciplined and hard working. Thala made his debut in Telugu with Prema Pustakam in 1992. But when his film Amaravathi released, Kollywood tasted his acting skills and there was no question about letting him go back to Tollywood. Right from his film debut film Amaravathi and to his latest release Asal, he has grown as a star and as an icon in Tamil cinema.

    His memorable movies include Amaravathy, Aasai, Vaali, Villain, Attakasam, Ji, Varalarau, Kireedam and Billa. In each and very film he proved his mettle and he also proved why he deserves the title 'Ultimate Star'! Ajith’s upcoming projects are Mankatha with director Venkat Prabhu, Billa 2 with Chakri Toleti and an untitled project with director Jayam Raja.

    Thala Ajith Fans Blog wishes Ajith long years of exciting life and continue to bring new laurels to his chequered career & reach new horizons.



    Wish Thala A Very Happy BirthDay !

    Write Down Ur Wishes in the Comment Section Below ..




  4. Mankatha Official Trailer May 1st 2011
    Thala Birthday Special


    Vilayadu Mankatha ..


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  5. Fans Upset Over Ajith on dismantling his Fan Clubs




    Friday was a day of good and bad news in Kollywood. First came the launch news of Superstar Rajinikanth’s forthcoming venture ‘Rana’, and what followed were the details about his hospitalisation.

    And hours before the Tamil cinema went into celebration mood to know that K Balachander has been selected for Dada Saheb Phalke award, Ajith gave a shock to everyone saying that he is going to dissolve his fan clubs.

    Says ‘Attagasam’ P Shankar, an avid Ajith fan who works for a financial services company, “We are upset with the Thala’s decision. Some of the fans might have irked Ajith without obeying his instructions. But we are his loyal followers. He should reconsider the decision.”

    We learn that Ajith fans from all over the world have been contacting his Narpani Iyakkam’s head office requesting the Thala to withdraw his announcement. “This is a shock to us when we are gearing up to celebrate his birthday,” they said.


    Though May 1 is known all over India for being Labour’s Day, fans across Tamil Nadu associate it with the birthday of actor Ajith. Come Sunday and ‘thala’ will be celebrating his 40th birthday. Just a couple of days ahead of his birthday the actor has opened his heart out for all his fans.

    Here is what the actor had to say to his fans right ahead of his birthday:

    Ajith started his acting career with ‘Amaravathi’ and ‘Mankatha,’ that is shortly scheduled for a release, will mark his 50th film in the industry. At this juncture the actor thanks the people who were with him; his co actors, actresses, his directors, technicians, his friends, fans and family who have been there as a source of constant support in this journey of his. But of late, there has been something that has been occupying Ajith’s mind and the actor felt this as the right time to unleash his thoughts to his fans.

    Ajith claims that he has never used his fans as a tool for any personal gains nor has he used them as a shield for his likes and dislikes in the industry, and also would never use them for such purposes. The fans have the right to support him if his films do well and criticize him if his films don’t do so well. He has also revealed that he fully understands that people in his fan club as well as the others who don’t belong to his fan club enjoy his films equally, and there is no difference between the two as far as Ajith is concerned. Ajith has also made it very clear, time and again that no one’s family should suffer due to his working for the fan club.

    But there are certain unpleasant things that have been happening recently in the fan club. At certain places there is rivalry being propagated, some people have begun to act individually without following orders passed by the general body, and some fans are not heeding to their rules; some people are also using the fan club for political purposes and all these acts have come down heavily upon the actor’s faith in the smooth running of his fan club.

    So just a couple of days ahead of his birthday the actor has come up with a decision which might come a shock and surprise to many in the industry. Ajith has decided that the Ajith Fan Club which has been functioning under his name would be dissolved from May 1st. The actor is of view that to do good one needs a good heart. Not only that, the actor, through his note has also revealed that with the changing times the temperament of the people has also changed. They are very receptive to the things happening around them and only an actor who is genuine can be a star. Only such a star would earn dignity, a good name and fame from the people.

    Ajith signs off saying that only that dignity and the support of his fans in this decision of his would be his best birthday gift.

    Come on… Let us know if you support this decision taken by Ajith to dissolve his fan club!



  6. Happy Birthday to Ultimate Star Ajith !






    May 1st is an important day for the world but for a group of film lovers in Tamil Nadu, May 1st is an extra special day as it is the birthday of their big screen idol and Ultimate Star Ajith Kumar. He was born on International Workers Day and stand as a living example of hard work and self confidence.

    Thala star Ajith Kumar is celebrating his 40th birthday today (May 1st).

    Ajith is one hot and happening star in Kollywood from the past 20 years. If once we meet Thala the words that pop up our mind are Handsome, charming, smart, professional, Disciplined and hard working. Thala made his debut in Telugu with Prema Pustakam in 1992. But when his film Amaravathi released, Kollywood tasted his acting skills and there was no question about letting him go back to Tollywood. Right from his film debut film Amaravathi and to his latest release Asal, he has grown as a star and as an icon in Tamil cinema.

    His memorable movies include Amaravathy, Aasai, Vaali, Villain, Attakasam, Ji, Varalarau, Kireedam and Billa. In each and very film he proved his mettle and he also proved why he deserves the title 'Ultimate Star'! Ajith’s upcoming projects are Mankatha with director Venkat Prabhu, Billa 2 with Chakri Toleti and an untitled project with director Jayam Raja.

    "Thala-AjithFans Blog"wishes Ajith long years of exciting life and continue to bring new laurels to his chequered career & reach new horizons.




  7. தமிழ் திரையுலகின் முக்கியமானவர்கள் பட்டியலில் இருப்பவர் அஜீத். பஸ்ஸில் கண்டக்டராக இருந்து நடிகரான ரஜினியை அடுத்து தனது சொந்த முயற்சியில் வெற்றியும் தோல்விகளையும் ஒரு சேர பார்த்தவர் அஜீத். இன்றும் எனது விருப்பதற்காக எனது ரசிகர்களை பயன்படுத்த மாட்டேன் என தனது நற்பணி மன்றங்களை எல்லாம் களைத்து விட்டு இன்றும் தான் உண்டு தனக்கு பிடித்த சினிமா உண்டு என்று ஒதுங்கி வாழ்பவர் நாளை தனது 40 வயதில் அடியெடுத்து வைக்கிறார்.

    அவரை பற்றிய 40 துளிகள் இங்கே..



    தெலுங்கு படமான பிரேம புஸ்தகம் மூலம் திரையுலகிற்கு ( வருஷம் ) அறிமுகம் ஆனார்.


    தமிழில் 'அமராவதி' என்ற படம் மூலம் அறிமுகம் ஆனார். அத்திரைப்படத்தை அடுத்து பாசமலர்கள், பவித்ரா, ராஜாவின் பார்வையிலே என பல படங்களில் நடித்தார்.


    தனக்கு எதிர்பார்த்த வெற்றி இல்லையே என தவித்தவர்க்கு 'ஆசை' என்ற படத்தின் மூலம் வெற்றியை கொடுத்தவர் வஸந்த். அந்த படத்தை தயாரித்தவர் மணி ரத்னம்.


    அடுத்தடுத்து பல படங்களில் நடித்தாலும் காதல் கோட்டை, காதல் மன்னன் போன்ற படங்களின் வெற்றியால் முன்னணி கதாநாயகனாக வலம் வர தொடங்கினார்.


    1998ம் ஆண்டு வெளிவந்த 'காதல் மன்னன்' என்ற படத்திற்கு கிடைத்த பெரும் வரவேற்பை அடுத்து தமிழ்நாட்டில் உள்ள அனைத்து தரப்பு ரசிகர்களையும் கவர்ந்தார்.


    அமர்க்களம் படப்பிடிப்பில் ஏற்பட்ட காதலால் ஷாலினியை 2000-ம் வருடம் திருமணம் செய்து கொண்டார். நட்சத்திரத் தம்பதியினருக்கு வாரிசு 'அனோஷ்கா' என்ற குட்டி தேவதை.


    தனது பெயருக்கும் முன்னால் எந்த பெயரையும் போட விரும்ப மாட்டார். ஆனால் அமர்க்களம் படத்தில் 'அல்டிமேட் ஸ்டார்' என்ற பட்டத்தை கொடுத்தவர் சரண். அடுத்து சரண் இயக்கிய 'அசல்' படத்தில் பட்டம் எதுவும் போட வேண்டாம் என அஜீத்தே நீக்க சொல்லிவிட்டார்.


    ஏ.ஆர்.முருகதாஸ் இயக்கத்தில் வந்த வெற்றிப்படம் 'தீனா'. படத்தில் " தலை இருக்கும்போது வால் ஆடக்கூடாது.. நீ ஆடு தலை.. " என்று வசனம் வரும். அன்று முதல் ரசிகர்களுக்கும் 'தல' ஆனார் அஜீத்.


    அவரது சினிமா வாழ்க்கையில் சர்ச்சைகளும் விடவில்லை. நியூ, மிரட்டல், நான் கடவுள், ஏறுமுகம் என பல படங்கள் இவர் கமிட் ஆகிவிட்டு கருத்து வேறுபாடால் நடிக்க முடியாது என்று கூறி விட்டார்.


    வாலி, வில்லன், வரலாறு போன்ற படங்களில் இரண்டு/மூன்று வேடங்களில் நடித்தார். அப்படி நடித்த படங்கள் எல்லாம் ஹிட்.! ஆனந்தப் பூங்காற்றே, உன்னிடத்தில் என்னைக் கொடுத்தேன், நீ வருவாய் என போன்ற படங்களில் கௌரவ வேடத்திலும் நடித்திருக்கிறார்.


    மனதில் பட்டதை அப்படியே பேசிவிடுவார். அதனாலேயே பொது நிகழ்ச்சியில் கலந்து கொள்வதை தவிர்த்து விடுவார். சமீபத்தில் கலந்து கொண்ட 'பாசத்தலைவனுக்கு பாராட்டு விழா' என்ற நிகழ்ச்சியில் " ஐயா.. அடிக்கடி ஏதாவது நிகழ்ச்சினு மிரட்டி வர சொல்றாங்கய்யா.. " என்று மேடையில் முதல்வர் கருணாநிதியிடமே முறையிட்டார். அஜீத் பேச்சிற்கு மேடையில் இருந்த ரஜினி எழுந்து நின்று கை தட்டினார்.


    இன்றும் சூப்பர் ஸ்டார் ரஜினிக்கு நெருக்கமானவர் அஜீத். ரஜினி நடித்த பில்லா படத்தின் ரீமேக்கில் அஜீத் தான் நடிக்க வேண்டும் என்று சிபாரிசு செய்தவர் ரஜினி.


    கல்யாணத்திற்கு முன்பு புகைபிடிக்கும் பழக்கம் கொண்டவர். கல்யாணம் ஆனவுடன் தனது மனைவிக்காக சிகரெட்டை விட்டொழித்தார்.


    சிம்பு, ஜீவா, ஆர்யா என தமிழ் திரையுலகின் அடுத்த தலைமுறை நாயகர்கள் ஃபேவரைட் எப்போதும் அஜீத் தான். அதிலும் சிம்பு ஒரு அஜீத் வெறியர்.


    பல நாயகர்கள் தாங்கள் நடிக்கும் படங்களுக்கு நாயகியாக இவர் தான் வேண்டும் என்று சிபாரிசு செய்வார்கள். ஆனால் அஜீத் எப்போதும் நாயகி விஷயத்தில் தலையிடுவது இல்லை.


    'நேருக்கு நேர் படத்தில் அஜீத்தும் விஜய்யும் இணைந்து நடித்தனர். இருந்தாலும், கருத்து வேறுபாடு காரணமாக அஜீத் படத்திலிருந்து விலக, சரவணன் என்ற இளைஞரை அஜீத் நடித்த வேடத்தில் நடிக்க வைத்தார் இயக்குனர் வஸந்த். சரவணனுக்கு சினிமாவுக்காக சூட்டப்பட்ட பெயர் சூர்யா.


    அஜீத்தும் விஜய்யும் இணைந்து நடித்த ஒரே படம் 'ராஜாவின் பார்வையிலே'. அதன் பிறகு இருவருக்கும் என தனித்தனியாக ரசிகர்கள் கூட்டம் சேர, இணைந்து நடிப்பதைத் தவிர்த்தனர். இருவரும் தொழில்முறையில் போட்டியாளர்கள் என ஆகிவிட, அவர்களது ரசிகர்கள் தங்களுக்குள் மோதிக் கொண்டனர். 'மங்காத்தா' படப்பிடிப்பில் விஜய்யும் அஜீத்தும் சந்தித்து கொண்டதிலிருந்து இன்றும் இருவரும் நெருங்கிய நண்பர்களாக இருந்து வருகிறார்கள்.


    சுப நிகழ்ச்சிகளுக்கு போகிறாரோ இல்லையோ துக்க நிகழ்ச்சிகளில் நிச்சயம் கலந்து கொள்வார். சமீபத்தில் பாடகி சித்ராவின் குழந்தை நந்தனா இறந்ததற்கு நேரில் சென்று ஆறுதல் கூறினார்.


    தனது 50வது படமான மங்காத்தாவில் ஜார்ஜ் க்லூனி போன்ற கெட்டப்பில் நடித்து வருகிறார். வாலி, வரலாறு என தான் கதாநாயகனாக நடித்த படத்தில் வில்லனாகவும் நடித்திருந்தாலும், மங்காத்தா படத்தில் வில்லனாக மட்டுமே நடித்து வருகிறார்.


    சில மாதங்களுக்கு முன்பு நீங்கள் அரசியலில் ஈடுபட வேண்டும் என்று அஜீத் ரசிகர்கள் சிலர் கூறவே " எனது பெயரை தவறாக உபயோகித்தால் ரசிகர் மன்றத்தை கலைத்து விடுவேன்" என்று எச்சரித்தார். நடந்து முடிந்த சட்டப்பேரவை தேர்தலில் இவரது பெயர் தவறாக உபயோகப்படுத்தப்படவே தனது அனைத்து ரசிகர் மன்றங்களையும் கலைத்து விட்டார் அஜீத்.


    அஜீத் ரசிகர் மன்ற கலைப்புக்கு கூறும் காரணம் " மாறிவரும் காலகட்டத்தில் மக்கள் எல்லாரையும் உன்னிப்பாகக் கவனிக்கிறார்கள் என்பதைக் கருத்தில் கொண்டு, திரைப்படங்களுக்கு அப்பால் பொதுமக்களின் பார்வையிலும் கண்ணியமாக தென்பட்டால் மட்டுமே, நடிகருக்கும் அவரது ரசிகர்களுக்கும் கவுரவம் கிட்டும் என்பது என் நம்பிக்கை. அந்த கவுரவமும், எனது இந்த முடிவுக்கு ஆதரவு அளிக்கும் என் உண்மையான ரசிகர்களின் கருத்தும் மட்டுமே எனது இந்த பிறந்த நாளுக்கு உண்மையான பரிசாகும்!"


    தீவிரமான சாய்பாபா பக்தர். கார், பைக் என எந்தப் பொருள் வாங்கினாலும் பாபாவுக்குச் சமர்ப்பணம் செய்துவிட்டுதான் பயன்படுத்துவார்!


    வெளி இடங்களில் தண்ணீர், பழரசம் போன்றவற்றை அருந்த வேண்டியிருந்தால், இடது கையால் தான் கிளாஸைப் பிடித்துக் கொள்வார்.


    பெரும்பாலான வலது கைக் காரர்கள் பயன்படுத்தியபோது உதடுகள் பட்ட பகுதியைத் தவிர்ப்பதற்காகத்தான் இந்த முன்னெச்சரிக்கை!


    சினிமாவில் நடிப்பதற்கு முன் வேலை பார்த்த ஏற்றுமதி-இறக்குமதி வணிகத்தின் நிலவரங்களை இப்போதும் அடிக்கடி அப்டேட் செய்துகொள்கிறார்!


    வீடு, அலுவலகம் என எங்கு ரசிகர்களைச் சந்தித்தாலும், 'உங்க குடும்பத்துக்கு முக்கியத்துவம் கொடுங்க. மன்றப் பணிகளை நேரம் இருந்தா பார்த்துக்கலாம்!' எனப் பாசமாக வலியுறுத்துவார்!


    உள்ளூர் அரசியல் பற்றித்தான் கருத்துச் சொல்ல மாட்டார். ஆனால், உலக அரசியலின் இன்றைய நிலவரம்பற்றி எந்த நிமிடமும் அவரிடம் பேச, விவாதிக்க அவ்வளவு விஷயம் இருக்கும்!


    சாய்பாபாவுக்குப் பிறகு அஜீத்துக்குப் பிடித்த தெய்வம் திருப்பதி வெங்கடாஜலபதி. சென்னையில் இருந்தே இதுவரை இரண்டு தடவை நடந்தே சென்று திருப்பதி சாமி தரிசனம் செய்திருக்கிறார்!


    ரேஸ் போட்டிகளில் அஜீத்துக்கு ரோல் மாடல் பிரபல ரேசர் அயர்டன் சென்னா.


    அஜீத்தின் பிறந்த நாளான மே 1-ம் தேதிதான் அயர்டன் ஒரு கார் விபத்தில் இறந்தார். அதை நினைத்து தன் பிறந்த நாளன்றும் உருகி வருந்துவார் அஜீத்!


    ரசிகர்களின் திருமணங்களுக்குத் தன்னுடைய பெயர், படம் போட்டு ஃப்ளெக்ஸ் பேனர்கள் அடிப்பதை விரும்பவே மாட்டார். 'கல்யாணம் ரொம்ப பெர்சனல் விஷயம்ல!' என்பார்!


    தனது மொபைல் போனில் குழந்தை அனோஷ்கா பிறந்ததில் இருந்து இப்போது வரை நடப்பது, பேசுவது, ஓடுவது, சிரிப்பது என எல்லாமே குட்டிக் குட்டி வீடியோ கிளிப்பிங்குகளாக இருக்கின்றன. படப்பிடிப்பு இடைவேளைகளில் அவற்றைப் பார்த்து ரசித்துக்கொண்டு இருப்பார்!


    'இது நான் பேச உங்களுக்கு உகந்த நேரமா?' என கேட்டுவிட்டுத்தான் தொலைபேசி, அலைபேசிகளில் பேச ஆரம்பிப்பார்!


    பொதுவாக, சுயசரிதை நூல்கள் வாசிப்பது பிடிக்கும். ரஜினி பரிசளித்த 'ஹிமாலயன் மாஸ்டர்ஸ்' புத்தகத்தை அடிக்கடி வாசிப்பார். வீட்டில் மினி நூலகமே உண்டு!


    அஜீத்தின் விமான ஆசை கிளை விரித்தது ஆசான் மெமோரியல் பள்ளியில். அங்கே அவர் பாடமாகப் படித்த ஏரோ மாடலிங்தான் இன்றைய ரிமோட் விமானம், பைலட் அசோசியேஷன் நடவடிக்கைகள் வரை வளர்ந்து நிற்கிறது!


    உருளைக்கிழங்கு பொரியல், சாம்பார், சிக்கன் பிரியாணி சமைப்பதில் எக்ஸ்பர்ட். சூட்டிங் இல்லாமல் வீட்டில் இருப்பதாகத் தெரிந்தால், நண்பர்கள் வீட்டில் குவிந்து, பிரியாணி சமைக்கச் சொல்லி அஜீத்தை வம்பிழுப்பார்கள்!


    எந்த ஹோட்டலுக்குச் சென்றாலும் புதுவித உணவு வகைகளாக ஆர்டர் செய்வார். அந்த உணவு அருமையாக இருந்தால், அதைத் தயாரித்தவர்களை நேரில் அழைத்துப் பாராட்டித் தள்ளிவிடுவார்!


    படிக்கிற காலத்தில் தீவிர கிரிக்கெட் பிரியர். ஆனால், இப்போது 'கிரிக்கெட்டுக்கான முக்கியத்துவம் எல்லா விளையாட்டுகளுக்கும் தேவை' என்கிறார்!


    மனித முகங்களைப் படம் பிடிப்பதில் கேமராமேன் அஜீத்துக்கு அத்தனை ஆர்வம். நண்பர்களின் கேமரா பழுதடைந்தால் பைசா செலவில்லாமல் ரிப்பேர் சரி செய்து தரும் அளவுக்கு கேமராக் காதலர் இவர்!


    அனோஷ்கா, தந்தையை 'அஜீத் குமார்' என்றுதான் அழைப்பாள். அப்படி ஒவ்வொரு முறை அனோஷ்கா அழைக்கும்போதும் பூரிப்பில் முகம் இன்னும் சிவக்கும் அஜீத்துக்கு!


    மினியேச்சர் ஹெல்மெட்களைச் சேகரிப்பது அஜீத்தின் பொழுதுபோக்கு. விதவித நாணயங்கள், தபால் தலைகளைக் காட்டிலும் அபூர்வமான கலெக்ஷன்ஸ் இது!


    தான் நடித்த படம் ரிலீஸ் ஆன பிறகு ரிசல்ட் கேட்டு அதைப்பற்றிய விமர்சனத்தில் ஈடுபடவே மாட்டார் அஜீத். 'சந்தைக்கு வந்திருச்சு. இனி ரசிகர்கள்தான் தீர்மானிக்கணும். நம்ம பங்கு முடிஞ்சுபோச்சு!' என்பார்!






  8. Ajith Birthday Special

    Official Mankatha Trailer
     - Vilayaadu Mankatha Thala Opening Song


    விளையாடு மங்காத்தா !
    விட மாட்டா எங்காத்தா !!
    வெளி வேஷம் போடாட்டா!
    இந்த வெற்றி கிட்ட வாராதா !!

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Saturday, 27 December 2014

SUPER STAR SONG mash up with sachin the king of cricket





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SACHIN the king of cricket


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Sachin Tendulkar wishes people would just get out of his head. Since March 16, when he smashed cricket's equivalent of the sound barrier by notching his 100th century--a single-innings score of 100 or more runs--for his country, the player deified by a billion Indians and revered by half a billion other cricket fans has been dogged by questions about what he would do next. Having reached a mark previously considered impossible, would he play on? Or would he walk away from the sport he has dominated for more than two decades? And if so, would he become a businessman, a TV pundit ... a performer of miracles?
The incessant inquisition, carried out by Indian media that have long banked on Tendulkar's popularity to sell papers and score ratings, finally got to him on the very day of his 100th 100. "Critics haven't taught me my cricket, and they don't know what my body and mind are up to," he told the Indian magazine Open. It wasn't for them to judge when his time was up, he said; when he feels "unable to serve India, I will stand down and give it all up."
It was an uncharacteristic display of pique from a player who is known as the Master Blaster for his aggressive batting style but is almost as famous for his placid demeanor off the field. No one is ever going to confuse Tendulkar, 39, for John McEnroe. By the time we meet, a month later, Tendulkar has regained his composure, but his manager has asked me not to use the R word. Retirement is not on Tendulkar's mind.
In fact, he'd like to have nothing on his mind at all--no critics, no records, absolutely nothing. When he goes out to bat, Tendulkar seeks "the zone." It's a mental state familiar to great athletes in which the mind filters out the crowd, the opponents, the score and other distractions; performance is guided by a magic combination of intuition and muscle memory. Tendulkar speaks of it in terms more spiritual than sporting: "I need to surrender myself to my natural instincts," he says. "My subconscious mind knows exactly what to do. It's been trained to react for years."
Tendulkar admits he hasn't yet mastered the ability to get into the zone at will, for which bowlers around the world must be grateful. He has breathing techniques, tricks to psych himself up, but even so, he makes it only "50% of the time," he says.
It's a miracle he can get there at all. Of Tendulkar's many achievements as a cricketer, perhaps the most difficult is the one he must repeat every time he bats for India: carrying the hopes and dreams of an entire nation on his back. It is the heaviest burden borne by any modern sportsman, and his ability to carry it for more than 22 years while utterly dominating his sport makes a good case that Tendulkar is the world's greatest athlete.
God at Bat
In cricket, a batsman who hits a century, or a "ton"--another term for a 100-plus-run innings--displays the most consistent measure of batting prowess. Great players end their careers with anywhere from 25 to 50 such scores. Tendulkar's ton of tons is beyond great. Every sport has record breakers, but of his contemporaries, only Michael Jordan, Lance Armstrong and prescandal Tiger Woods come anywhere close to matching him in redefining the realms of possibility. Leo Messi may be the best soccer player on the planet, but he has Cristiano Ronaldo nipping at his heels; Tendulkar leads his closest challenger,Australia's Ricky Ponting, by a staggering 29 centuries.
Even more impressive is Tendulkar's record as top scorer in both of cricket's main formats--the exhausting five-day tests and the intense one-day internationals. Usain Bolt would have to win the marathon as well as the 100 m at the London Olympics to approach that level of achievement. Unlike in baseball, a cricket batter keeps hitting until he is out. Tendulkar once hit 241 runs while whacking 436 balls without getting out. You need a calendar to keep score for this guy.
Tendulkar's genius stems from a combination of physical attributes--superhuman hand-eye coordination, lightning reflexes, powerful wrists and near perfect balance--and a voracious appetite to keep accumulating runs to utterly dominate bowlers. Opponents have tried to intimidate him with speed and bounce, with guile and spin, all to no avail: he has no Achilles' heel.
He performs within a national sports culture that is uniquely difficult. Cricket is important in England and former British colonies in the Caribbean, South Africa, New Zealand and Australia, but it competes with soccer, rugby and other sports for popularity. In India, cricket is the all-consuming passion. Although it was introduced by the British as a pastime for elites, Indians turned the tables on their colonial rulers and made cricket a true people's sport, played with as much enthusiasm in the streets and slums as on the manicured lawns of exclusive clubs. It's hard to think of another nation so obsessed with a single sport. Indians like to say that of their top 10 sports, cricket ranks No. 1 through No. 9--and nobody knows or cares what comes 10th.
So to begin to comprehend Tendulkar's place in the Indian consciousness, imagine how Americans might have felt about Michael Jordan if they followed no sport but basketball. Then imagine that Jordan's team represented not just Chicago but the entire nation. You might begin to understand that the common Indian expression "Cricket is my religion, and Sachin is my god" is not really a joke. Tendulkar says he tries not to think too deeply about the adulation and claims his fans' hopes for him don't match his own. "Something which still gives me sleepless nights," he says, "is, 'How will I go out and keep that standard and live up to my own expectations?'"
Tendulkar's deification is also testament to the fact, deeply discomfiting to most Indians, that their giant nation is a sporting Lilliput: heroes are few and far between. Every Olympic year brings forth great hand wringing about India's inability to compete with other large nations--India's haul from Beijing in 2008, a gold and two bronze, was its best medals tally ever. (China won 100.) Its only consistently world-beating performer outside the cricket pitch has been chess champion Viswanathan Anand.
The scarcity of sporting success feeds a national inferiority complex. Growing up in India, I learned to take comfort in pseudoscience trotted out by PE teachers that we were genetically disposed to pursuits of the brain over brawn. (It didn't work; I was good at neither.) "We'd come to think of ourselves as too soft, too physically weak to win on a playing field," says historian Ramachandra Guha. "Sachin showed us that was nonsense--not only could we play, we could consistently beat countries that were supposedly of stronger physical stock." (Indians routinely refer to Tendulkar by his first name, a sign of both affection and possessiveness.) It helped too that Tendulkar was no physical giant who could be dismissed as a one-off: at 5 ft. 5 in. (165 cm), he's almost exactly the national average for male height.
When Tendulkar played his first match for India in the fall of '89, he was only 16, one of the youngest debutants ever; I was 22, already too old to fantasize about a career as a cricketer. But I could live vicariously through the prodigy. After all, we shared a middle-class upbringing and a sketchy academic record. I did not imagine myself smacking the big Australian bowlers around as Tendulkar did at Perth in 1992, when he scored a breathtaking 114. Even so, I partook of his success: I walked taller, dreamed bigger and felt, like hundreds of millions of Indians, that I too could take on the world. Our chance was just around the corner.
Pitchman Perfect
There had been great Indian cricketers before Tendulkar, but his arrival coincided with momentous events that would catapult him and his country to dramatic successes. In the summer of 1991, India began to liberalize its economy, unshackling private enterprise and unleashing a burst of consumerism. Almost overnight, we got access to dozens of TV channels. The market was flooded with new companies and products, including foreign brands that had long been denied access to India. The TV channels needed programming, and cricket was an obvious lode of ratings gold. The new brands needed pitchmen, and who better than the Master Blaster?
He already had the makings of a marketer's dream: cherubic in appearance, soft-spoken and scrupulously well behaved, he was the ultimate Mr. Nice Guy. His father was a well-known novelist, but Tendulkar himself was a man of few words, steering clear of controversy on the field and off. When four colleagues were thrown out of the sport for match fixing, he largely kept mum. When he eventually broke the hearts of millions of Indian women and got married, it was not to a Bollywood star or supermodel but to a pediatrician turned homemaker named Anjali. The couple mostly stayed home and worked hard to keep their two children out of the limelight.

At the start of his career, Tendulkar, like most cricketers at the time, had to hold down a job in order to make ends meet; he worked at an apparel manufacturer. In 1990 he did his first ad, an embarrassingly low-rent affair for a cheap moped. Two years later, he was endorsing Pepsi and was on his way to becoming cricket's first millionaire. In 1995 he signed a five-year, $7.5 million contract with a sports-management company, the first deal of its kind in India.
For much of the 1990s, his exploits on the cricket pitch were solo efforts: he was world-class, the team around him less so. That great 114 against Australia in Perth? Despite Tendulkar's brilliance, India lost the game by a humiliating 300 runs. That pattern was repeated over and over again.
Still, his wondrous bat would keep Indian hearts beating. Says Anirban Blah, who runs the celebrity-management firm Kwan Entertainment: "We'd watch as long as Sachin was batting, because there was a chance we could win. The moment he got out, we switched off the TV set and went back to work, because we felt victory was no longer in the cards."
But Tendulkar was influencing a new generation of players such as Rahul Dravid and Sourav Ganguly who would soon arrive on the national stage with an aggressive, winning mentality that owed as much to Tendulkar's exploits as to India's new economic confidence. By 1998, the Indian team entered most games with a decent chance of winning. The following year, I wrote a story for TIME on the upcoming World Cup. There was little debate over who would be the first cricketer on the magazine's international cover: Tendulkar, representing not just India but the rising power of Asia over the game.
India didn't win the 1999 World Cup--Australia did--but Tendulkar served notice that India's time was coming. By then he was unquestionably the world's best batsman. Sachin became a popular first name for newborn boys, and his face was seemingly on every second billboard and TV commercial, hawking everything from cars to cameras and cookies. India's economy, roaring along, growing 6.4% annually, was extremely good to its cricketing god.
He was great for the Indian cricket industry too. With hundreds of millions tuning in to watch him play, India became the biggest TV market for the sport, and cricket's Mumbai-based governing body supplanted its traditional power structure in the hallowed halls of London's Lord's Cricket Ground. This also had an impact outside of cricket. Says Shashi Tharoor, an author and member of India's Parliament: "Eventually, when an Indian company bought the great English car companies Jaguar and Land Rover, it made perfect sense--we already owned their national sport."
But the pressure was beginning to show on Tendulkar. A long-untreated case of tennis elbow hurt his performances, and a spell as team captain was a failure. The man of few words didn't communicate with his teammates well enough and couldn't motivate them.
Surgeries in 2005 and the next year took him out of the game for a spell and brought with them an epiphany. During his recovery from the second surgery, he took part, unannounced, in a couple of friendly games, away from the spotlight and with hardly any spectators. For the first time in years, playing was just plain fun. Competing for India had become "so much about commitment and pressure and doing things correctly," he says, he'd forgotten to enjoy himself. Those practice games, he now says, were "a game changer for me."
And it showed. Back in national colors, he demonstrated a new gusto for batsmanship that disheartened bowlers everywhere as much as it thrilled spectators: his stunning 154 against world champions Australia at the start of 2008 may be his finest performance ever. The records came fast and thick: most runs, most centuries. Riding on a rejuvenated Tendulkar, India for the first time became the world's No. 1 team, and last summer the country went nuts when the team won the World Cup on home soil. During the victory lap, teammates hoisted Tendulkar, their top scorer for the tournament with 482 runs, on their shoulders. "Sachin has carried the burden of the nation for 21 years," said up-and-coming star Virat Kohli. "It was our turn to carry him on our shoulders."
Ton of Pressure
No sooner had the fireworks died down, however, than pressure began to mount again on Tendulkar: he'd scored his 99th century during the World Cup, lighting up South Africa for 111 runs, and his countrymen wanted him to go past that new milestone. Wherever he went, he was asked when he'd score the ton of tons. The rest of the team suffered a dramatic slump in form, losing its No. 1 status to England. Criticism centered, unfairly or not, on Tendulkar. At 38, he was long in the tooth for a pro cricketer; wouldn't the honorable thing be to retire gracefully?
Those questions preyed on Tendulkar's mind, making it harder and harder to get into the zone. He came tantalizingly close to the ton a couple of times and claimed, implausibly, not to be especially stressed by the quest. But it was a full year before the 100th came, in Dhaka against Bangladesh, the final run coming in an easy single rather than a thumping blow; afterward, he admitted to feeling "50 kilos lighter."
So what now for the Master Blaster? Twenty-two years is a long span in any sport. When I ask him to sign a copy of that 1999 TIME cover, he adds a tongue-in-cheek inscription, "Time flies!" He may not want to talk about the R word, but he turned 39 in April, so speculation about his plans will only grow. Several members of the great Indian team of the 2000s have hung up their gloves. In April, he was nominated to the upper house of India's Parliament, the equivalent of Britain's House of Lords. The position is mostly ceremonial, and it's hard to imagine it will turn into a long-term career: Mr. Nice Guy seems ill-suited to the rough-and-tumble of Indian politics. And anyway, "the Honorable Sachin Tendulkar" seems a steep demotion from god.
The traditional postplaying career of TV punditry would likely be too small-bore for someone with an estimated net worth of $115 million. And his value as a national pick-me-up is waning. High on economic success, India may no longer need a dose of Tendulkar to feel good. "India's self-confidence, which he helped to build, is now strong enough to cope without Sachin," says Guha. "There is life in India after Sachin, but I don't know what life for Sachin can be after cricket."
Unless there is more cricket. Freed of the huge weight of expectations he has carried for much of his career, the world's greatest athlete can now pursue a pure enjoyment of the sport he has enriched. History suggests an unburdened Tendulkar is a prolific Tendulkar, especially if he continues to unravel the mysteries of the zone. The satisfaction of reaching the zone is personal and intense, he says, even when there's no winning outcome. He then quickly adds, "But I would want an outcome." A world-class player can tolerate nothing less. So everybody please pipe down and let him play...