Yes a new method indeed, a part of artistic photography i must say. Slow shutter speed, a lot of lights and a little luck will definitely get you this.
Malabar ; paradise for any foodie. If you are a foodie, you should never ever skip this part of Kerala. Here are 7 wonderful dishes you should definitely try when you are in this region. Note :- The blog contains photographs of all the dishes, so you are in for a lot of mouth watering. And Malabaris who are living away from their homes, you are going to feel homesick. So scroll down at your own risk. Erachi Pathiri Malabars own chicken stuffed tortillas, a little bit better though ;). The perfect crisp, the perfect light moments and finally when your tongue meets the stuffing its going to be fireworks in your mouth. Hands down one of the best dishes ever with enough spiciness and a little bit of sweetness to flirt with. Pazham Nirachatu Pazham pori (fried bananas) are there through out Kerala, but pazham nirachatu is a Malabar exclusive. Bananas and coconut two things we love, therefore we can all easily agree with the fact that this is one hell of a dis
Malayalam movies are something which every Malayalee can boast about to our friends from other states of the country, but we never had a proper sports movie, apart from the Abrid Shine-Nivin Pauly masterstroke 1983 all we had are some misses in the genre. Although we did try to take on different subjects like volleyball (Karikunam 6's) and football (Goal) nothing seemed to work out. So when I first saw the trailer of Godha all I could think of was a slapstick comedy riot as the directors (Basil Joseph) last outing Kunjiramayanam. Kunjiramayanam was an extremely fun movie but would I recommend it to a Non-Malayalee movie buff who takes cinema seriously? No. Besides that, Godha focused on wrestling, as a millennial malayalee who knows wrestling only through bollywood movies and the occasional hype that comes when India wins an olympic medal, I was quite skeptical about the movie. I had a lot of premonitions but Basil Josephs outstanding direction and Rakesh Manthodis brilliant
More than 3 million views in a week, the two states trailer has been viral on youtube. The book was a huge success too. The thought of marrying someone from another region itself is exciting. All though the idea is amusing and it seems fun, trust me it is very far fetched , you don’t believe me, well personal experience. As a person from the South I usually have India divided into three. 1. The south 2.The North 3. And The East, so where is The West? Well they speak Hindi and look like Northies, so it’s all the same. So back to our heading, why is it hit on paper(hopefully on screens too) and not in real life? 1. Language Love doesn't require language, but it isn't fun without speaking, all though English is there, you will feel more comfortable with a person who can reply in the same language as yours. 2. Hangout gangs This is the biggest issue you are going to face my friend. Obviously both of you are gonna have separate sets of friends and if
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