Tuesday 28 June 2016

Come Back Messi We Need You .#ComeBackMessi: Fans Use Hashtag to Urge Lionel Messi to Stay on Argentina's National Team...There will be a rally of 50000 people in argentina to request messi to come back.. lets give support

Messi said he wouldn't play for Argentina again after his team's loss in the finals of the Copa America against Chile. Fans later filled social media with messages of support for the forward.   Argentina’s president Mauricio Macri has personally contacted Lionel Messi to try and persuade the Barcelona star to not quit the national team. A spokesman for Argentina’s president told AFP: "He [Macri] called him and told him how proud he feels of the national team's performance and asked him not to listen to the criticism.” Marci also posted his support for Messi via his official Twitter page. “I never feel greater pride in our team,” he said. “I hope the joy of seeing the best in the world will continue for many years more. ‪#‎NoTeVayasLio‬.” ‪#‎ComeBackMessi‬
I might have criticized you, fought with friends against you, but it wont deny the fact that you are one of the best in the world.
And, after losing the finals, your retirement decision was really painful and heartbreaking for all football fans.
Sometimes Luck can be cruel, But hope that your retirement decision was a temporary decision made on frustration.
And We are waiting for your return to International Football..
We love you Lionel Messi  





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Lionel Messi is undoubtedly the Greatest Football Player of our times. Messi is Magical on Ball and he has created a new paradigm in the Football World by his Phenomenal Skills.
It is a very sad news that he is 'undressing' his national side-Argentina for the Argentinean fans and indeed diehard Messi fans around the world.
I think, his decision to retire from National Team is purely out of frustration caused by defeat against Chile in Copa Final. But, this is too sooner for him to retire and he should reconsider his decision as football fans do not want him to go so early. ‪#‎Messi‬ Era must not End Like this..
‪#‎LM10‬

കബാലി റിലീസ് ചെയ്യുന്നത് 50 രാജ്യങ്ങളില്‍... ‪#‎Kabali‬ ‪#‎Rajinikanth‬

Kabali to release in 50 countries !

Rajinikanth starrer upcoming film Kabali is creating one record after the other. This Pa Renjith film is all set to hit the screens on July 15 as per reports and it had already in news for the various records it had created. From its first look poster to teaser, it had created record in everything related to it. The film had earned around 200 crores already even before its release through distribution and satellite rights.
Now, it made another record as the film is reportedly releasing all around the world and that too in 50 countries across the globe. No other Indian Cinema had released in such a huge number of foreign countries. This shows the stardom of Rajinikanth and the market he has all over the globe. It will release in France and that too in the famous cinema hall named Le Grand Rex, which has a capacity of 2800 seats.

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Wednesday 15 June 2016

Film Review: ‘Warcraft’ : The Beginning (2016) by sreejithrockstar

 The peaceful realm of Azeroth stands on the brink of war as its civilization faces a fearsome race of invaders: orc warriors fleeing their dying home to colonize another. As a portal opens to connect the two worlds, one army faces destruction and the other faces extinction. From opposing sides, two heroes are set on a collision course that will decide the fate of their family, their people, and their home.




The epic battle at the center of “Warcraft” isn’t the clash between humans and orcs. That’s just what takes up roughly two hours of screen time. The true conflict comes from filmmakers trying to tell a story with soul and struggling against the inherent ridiculousness of the commodity they’re working with. It shouldn’t take a mage to foresee that this pricey and preposterous adaptation of an online gaming phenomenon was preordained for artistic mediocrity.
With little concern for all those already perplexed at the mention of orcs and mages, “Warcraft” plunges headfirst into a fantasy realm teeming with mythical creatures, magical spells and exotically named characters and locations. It’s a take-it-or-leave-it approach likely to have most audience members opting for the latter, though devotees of the immersive role-playing source material may have an entirely different experience. If so, Universal will have to hope they storm the box office early and often. Otherwise the studio could be looking at one of the biggest duds of the summer.
That’s despite the noble effort of director Duncan Jones, who helmed the lower-budget sci-fi wonders “Moon” and “Source Code” and labors mightily here to craft a solid emotional foundation in his script with Charles Leavitt. The “Warcraft” games — which have radically declined in popularity from a high of 12 million regular users in 2010 to a recent low of close to 5 million (so low the company behind it no longer releases subscriber counts to the public) — were never meant to have the narrative depth of “The Lord of the Rings,” or even “Game of Thrones.” But the film cribs freely from both of those sources anyway, as well as “Star Wars,” “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes,” “Avatar” and numerous other recent blockbusters.
The orcs, a race of giant warrior beasts, flee their dying homeland of Draenor through a portal to the peaceful realm of Azeroth, where they wage a full-scale attack on unsuspecting humans for control of the land. Orc soldier Durotan (Toby Kebbell, like all orc players, working in performance capture) questions the brutal ways of his clansmen — led by warchief Blackhand (Clancy Brown) and power-hungry warlock Gul’dan (Daniel Wu) — and believes a compromise without bloodshed is possible. His counterpart on the human side is Anduin Lothar (Travis Fimmel of TV’s “Vikings”), a knight devoted to serving his benevolent king and queen (Dominic Cooper and Ruth Negga).
Durotan’s fierce mate Draka (Anna Galvin) delivers an adorable orc baby early on, and Lothar’s son Callan (Burkely Duffield) is determined to impress his father on the battlefield. Those family ties are duly exploited for maximum melodramatic impact, as the dual protagonists rage and question and mourn and soulfully ponder the complexity that exists on two sides of any conflict.
Ditto Garona (Paula Patton), a slave claiming to be half-orc, half-human, who makes her way through the portal and finds herself torn between the two sides. She quickly gets cozy with Lothar, but it’s hard to take Patton or the character seriously with her “Star Trek”-alien-esque green skin and the oversized fangs jutting out from her jaw, looking like a last minute find in the Halloween store bargain bin, and making her sound like she has a mouth full of magic beans.
And that goes to the root of the problems with “Warcraft”: it’s an unwaveringly earnest film that never owns up to exactly how campy every character, every conflict and every new realm truly is. Ben Foster has another central role as reclusive wizard Medivh, a “Guardian” of Azeroth who has been not so subtly dabbling in dark magic. He’s introduced sculpting a golem (surely you’ll recall the old chestnut about Chekhov’s golem), shirtless and wild-eyed, but it takes Lothar quite some time to piece together the warning signs. Medivh should be fun, but Foster’s deadpan turn is, like the movie around him, a drag.
With its meticulously detailed realms built out primarily on soundstages and enhanced via CGI during extensive post-production, “Warcraft” aims for fresh and eye-popping and yet ends up shopworn and rather tacky. It fits into a long line of visually audacious Hollywood gambles: In success you wind up with a sleeper that few see coming, like “300” (or, if you strike the bull’s-eye, a phenomenon like “Avatar”), but the ones that miss — “The Spirit,” “Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow,” “Sucker Punch” — tend to tank hard.
Boasting more than 2,000 visual effects shots, it’s dispiriting to think about the time, energy, planning and precision that went into “Warcraft” when the final product brings to mind those animated advertisements for iPhone app games. So good at making the most outlandish elements of his first two films seem completely credible, Jones can’t find a way to get this cartoony spectacle to soar. His heartfelt approach to the material only underlines the silliness.
Production designer Gavin Bocquet, costume designer Mayes C. Rubeo and visual effects supervisors Bill Westenhofer, Jeff White and Jason Smith lead the heavy lifting on the artisans side, since what the producers essentially purchased with the source material is a collection of locations, wardrobe, weapons, and spells.
“Warcraft” ends with a set-up for a sequel, but also the feeling that if this is what combat looks like, it’s time to give peace a chance.

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BREAKING! The Bombay High Court has allowed the release of controversial Bollywood film #UdtaPunjab with just one cut and a new disclaimer. It has ordered the censor board to issue a new certificate within 48 hours


BREAKING! The Bombay High Court has allowed the release of controversial Bollywood film #UdtaPunjab with just one cut and a new disclaimer. It has ordered the censor board to issue a new certificate within 48 hours

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15000 CDs of Kabali mp3 album sold out

At a time when physical sales of audio CDs has been deteriorating by the day, Superstar Rajinikanth’s Kabali has done record business for Think Music India, the music label that owns the audio rights for the film.
According to Think Music India’s spokesperson, 15000 CDs have been already sold in two batches. The songs are already topping the charts across various audio-listening platforms and air-plays in FM stations.
Think Music India is expecting the total number of YouTube views to surpass 1 crore for the entire album spearheaded by Neruppu Da, which has already crossed 2 million views followed by Ulagam Oruvanukka which has notched up 1 million views.

Fans floored by Nayan’s glam-filled make-over for Iru Mugan

Nayantara’s fans, who got to see the ‘homely’ side of hers in her recent hit film Idhu Namma Aalu (whose release was delayed by more than two years for various reasons), have been literally floored by her ever-so-casual glam-filled appearance in her upcoming film Iru Mugan opposite Vikram.
Nayan, who played a heavily pregnant women in the 2014 hit film Anamika (Nee Enge En Anbe), has been dazzling in a variety of roles for the past few years and has the knack of getting into the skin of her role in whatever script is offered to her. It is her sheer hard-work coupled with an unwavering determination to succeed which has kept her on top of her trade despite her age being in the early thirties.
She gets to pair up opposite the national award-winning actor Vikram in Iru Mugan which is directed by Anand Shankar of Arima Nambi fame. A still photograph of the film released by the crew yesterday depicts Vikram and Nayantara in a romantic pose. Vikram appears as a stylish Romeo but it was Nayan who easily takes the cake with her ultra-chic look and eye-catching costumes.
The photo, depicting Vikram lying on Nayan’s lap where she bends over as if kissing him, looks very decent but is amazingly romantic. Nayan’s flowing hair, her pair of shorts and a stylish top has given her a vastly different look than the looks she sported in her recent films. Anand Shankar has said that he is happy that he has Vikram and Nayantara – who are known for their commitments – in the lead.

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7 Things You Need to Know about the KTM RC 200

 

Overview

KTM recently showcased the much-awaited RC 200 Supersport bike at the EICMA Show. It is expected to be launched in India in a few days with an expected price tag of INR 1.60 lakhs. KTM RC 200 is one of the most awaited entry-level premium sport bikes in India and it will compete with the like of Bajaj Pulsar SS200, Bajaj Pulsar 220F, Yamaha R25, Honda CBR250R, Hero HX250R, Suzuki GSR250S, Hyosung GT250R and Hero Karizma ZMR

Engine and Gearbox

KTM RC 200 is powered by the same single-cylinder, 4-stroke, spark-ignition engine, liquid-cooled engine which also powers the 200 Duke. It generates maximum power of 25.47 bhp (a slight increase from 200 Duke’s 24.65 bhp) and 19.2 nm (expected) of torque. The engine is mated to a 6-speed gearbox.

Brakes and Suspension

RC 200 is equipped with 300mm front disc and 230mm rear disc. The front suspension is WP4357 and the rear one is WP4618 EM. The seat height and ground clearance of the bike are 82mm and 178.5mm

 

 

Quick Facts

  • Showcased at 71st EICMA Motorcycle Show in Milan, Italy
  • Based on the platform of KTM 200 Duke
  • 199.5cc, single-cylinder, 4-stroke, Liquid-cooled
  • 6-speed claw-shifted transmission
  • Maximum power of 25.47 bhp and a maximum torque of 19.2 Nm
  • Ground clearance of 178.5mm and a wheelbase of 1325mm
  • 300mm front disc brake and 230mm rear disc brake
  • Dis-engage-able Bosch 9MB two-channel ABS
  • Fully digital instrument cluster with LCD display
  • Expected ex-showroom price of Rs. 1.60 lakh (ex-showroom, approx.)

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Quick Facts about Honda CB Hornet 160R
  • Displacement - 162.71 cc
  • Maximum Power - 15.66 BHP @ 8500 rpm
  • Maximum Torque - 14.76 NM @ 6500 rpm
  • Gearbox - 5-speed
  • Ground Clearance - 164 mm
  • Kerb/Wet Weight - 142 kg
  • Fuel Tank Capacity - 12 litres
  • Top Speed - 110 kmph
  • Mileage (Certified) - 60 kmpl