I bought tickets and saw the movie ‘Prince’ in its entirety.
But WHY!!??
I don’t know, may be I didn’t have any thing better to think of at that impulsive moment.
But WHY!!??
It has rekindled my urge to blog. I thought of bashing it with a review, but should that be my approach?
One needs to handle such cases sensitively, so I tried hard to empathize with the filmmakers – what would I have done, had I been the filmmaker? I thought aloud, in my mind.
Finally, for the sake of sounding sensitive and realistic (like the one- day CM), I cooked-up listed these business propositions, and chucked the conventional review.
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5 things I’d do as the Filmmaker of Prince
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Tagged bollywood, filmmaker, prince, urvashi dholakia
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Notes from My First Lesson on Finance- part two
Since you are here I believe you have already read the prequel to this post found here.This post would cover the following topics as promised:
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- Basics of the Balance Sheet
- Fundamentals of the Profit and Loss account
- The Cash flow statement
- Validating your assumptions
- The Seven financial reactions to any decision you would take.
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Tagged assupmtion, balance sheet, cash flow, entrepreneur, finance, profit
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Notes from My First Lesson on Finance- part one
As an entrepreneur,one often finds him/herself getting their hands dirty with the nuances of finance. Ask any entrepreneur and s/he would tell you how important (and boring)it is to know the basics of finance. That is precisely one of the reasons behind TiE Mumbai hosting a session on ‘Managing your financial issues’ as a part of the ‘ TiE Institute Knowledge series’.
Fortunately M. Hariharan,Director Savoir Faire (an entrepreneur since the last eighteen years) was probably as skilled in participant expectation management as he is in Total Cost Management. His constant dosage of funny anecdotes and analogies not only kept me wide awake through this 4.5 hrs session but also encouraged me to take notes.
I’m posting these notes for the benefit of entrepreneurs. Hope it helps 
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Tagged balance sheet, cost, entrepreneur, finance, investment, profit, revenue
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Autposy of the I Vote for Nobody email Fwd
Post 26/11 Mumbai is totally different. In fact, it has spread across the country. Everybody is charged up and has an urge to do something, take an action, be a part of or trigger a revolution in order to take charge of the country. Citizens are putting their words into action and putting in all efforts to channelize their anger and pain into building a better, safer future for all of us.
Post the terror attacks, citizens are engaged in constructive activities ranging from organizing peace/protest rallies, candle lighting, debates, blood donations, creating FB orkut groups and discussion fora, writing blog posts etc. The motive being clear: to challenge the system and make sure that we create a diligent and safe society.
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Tagged 1969 act, 49-O, election, india, not to vote for anybody, pols, vote nobody
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ROCK ON … and keep rocking
The Movie: Rock On
Producer: Ritesh Sidhwani, Farhan Akhtar |Writer, director: Abhishek Kapoor |
StarCast: Farhan Akhtar, Arjun Rampal, Purab Kolhi, Luke Kenny, Prachi Desai
Plot Preview:
The movie oscillates between the successful present and the happy past of ‘MAGIK’.
Magik is a band formed by the four protagonists in their early twenties, when they escaped the quarter age crisis by doing the thing they wanted to do.
The band that rocked the crowd and set the stage ablaze moved apart for self centric reasons to give some of its members a successful and ‘well settled life’: the life without a calling.
The story takes you across the split and merger of MAGIK with the magic of meaningful music combined with a coherent sense of direction.
