At Atlanta Part 2

Hola. I recently bought a mobile, and took some pictures with its 2.0 mpix camera. Atlanta is not a very cold place, but recently the climate has become a lot cooler. The temperature in the morning was around 7 degree centigrade. The city looks beautiful, and I am clicking pictures. One of them I clicked today. I took this photo when I was returning with my roommates from a supermarket nearby. It’s the first place I visited in Atlanta, and it’s beautiful.

Lake near our home.

I have been taking pictures. I am uploading random pictures from my phone. It starts with a notorious guy in Amli.

Notorious Kangeyan and a Ferrari. This is notorious Kangeyan near a Ferrari. No clue whose Ferrari that is.

This place is a part of my apartment. It's for people to bring their pets to entertain them.

Lawn at Gatech. This is one of my favorite pictures. It's a lawn at Gatech. I guess I took it outside Campus Recreation Center. It's a nice place which has a gymnasium, swimming pool and other stuff. The swimming pool here is famous and it was used for Atlanta Olympics.

I took this when I was waiting outside Technology Square at Gatech. It's a research building with amazing labs. I like this picture of the ray thing ;-)

Meet you soon with another post.

Endhiran, My First Movie Review

A movie review, my first one. I haven’t written any reviews so far. Probably, I wanted to start with one of my favorite films. Although I liked the movie, Endhiran is not one of my favorite films, but it starred my favorite actor. Rajini is my favorite because of many reasons. There may be many actors, who are more dedicated to acting, who put more efforts than he does, and who might probably, with a very small chance, in some situations, better emote than he does, but none of them posses that thing more than he does, the thing that makes him special:  panache. I simply love watching him on screen. He needn’t put efforts to act. Acting comes naturally to Rajini. I love his dialogue delivery, his humility, his ability to handle attention, and the list goes on.

To give a background on what Rajini craze is, see this video which was shot in America, a place where less crazier Rajinikanth fans can be found ;-)

You might have known that Endhiran’s crew consists of people who worked in films that set benchmarks for special effects. I am talking about films like Jurassic Park and The Matrix. But most probably, you never knew that Rajini presented the robot in my college, SSN college of Engineering. ;-)

Spoilers ahead. The film is a sci-fi where a scientist, Dr. Vaseegaran(Rajinikanth), from Carnegie Mellon University designs a powerful android, which he later names Chitti(Rajinikanth, again). The film revolves around the effects when such a powerful android is upgraded to feel and to think for its own good. Dr. Vaseegaran, after ten years of hardwork, designs an android, Chitti, that is devoid of human emotions. Chitti is not built according to Asimov’s rule, meaning it can kill and attack humans. Vaseegaran designs it that way because he intends it to be dedicated to the Indian Army. When he presents that Robot, it receives positive acclaim and earns the jealousy of his guide Dr. Bohra, the head of INRD, the organization that has the power to approve bots to be used for military purposes. In the evaluation, Bohra gives commands to Chitti and orders it to kill Dr. Vaseegaran. It obliges, and after stopping it from an impending murder, Dr. Bohra rejects Chitti on the grounds that it doesn’t know human values and can be misdirected to kill Indian commanders and army men. Frustrated and annoyed, Rajini tries hard and later succeeds in incorporating human feelings to Chitti. The result: Chitti falls in love with Sana(Aishwarya Rai), Vaseegaran’s girlfriend. Chitti starts hitting on Sana, and an annoyed Vaseegaran orders Chitti to stop it. Chitti disagrees with Vaseegaran and in the fight, Vaseegaran destroys Chitti. Dr. Bohra, who had already agreed with terrorists for supplying bots, learns about this, and decides to use Chitti. He finds Chitti in one of Chennai’s garbage heap and rebuilds it. Additionally, he inserts a “red-chip”, which has the necessary instructions and data for Chitti to behave maliciously, making it suitable for terrorist activities. Chitti, which is capable of thinking for itself, disobeys bohra and heads for Sana. The climax is about how Vaseegaran saves Sana and stops Chitti.

The first half is technically sound. I was able to appreciate a lot of technical consistencies. One of the incidents is when Bohra’s robot, which is not as much sophisticated as Chitti, recognizes the word ‘gun’ as ‘bun’, and picks up a “bun” when ordered to pick up a gun. In the initial phases, when Chitti starts to learn, Shanker has made up many jokes with Chitti’s inability to identify contexts. It is all cool, something that you can’t find in recent tamil cinemas easily. With lackadaisically taken Tamil films where people even go to the level of typing into media players, even though Shanker took the film, I was afraid that the film might have technically stupid scenes. You can be assured that there won’t be such scenes. Speaking of displays of computer processes, I have a special note for my friend Arun Balachandran, who once was a knowledge engineer: there is a scene in the film where Rajini’s screen displays “updating ontologies” :D.  The scene where Chitti operates is amazing. I felt so excited for that scene, and I thought probably the music had created all that feeling. First half ended up with that operating scene followed by the note that Chitti has started to fall in love with Sana. Almost all my friends, when they came out during the interval, had a look which said, “worth the $20″ :)  The first half made the viewers to have lots of expectations to which second half didn’t live up to. Nevertheless, the second half was good.

If there is one scene which I would not have forgiven if not for Rajini, then it is the scene where Rajini goes out to catch the mosquito which bit Sana. I couldn’t tolerate Rajini and Aishwarya talking with mosquitoes. It was the first scene in second half and I felt let down. This scene somehow reminded me of the scene in Shanker’s Anniyan where roses hung their heads down seeing Sadha. If somehow Shanker rids himself out of such scenes, I would like Shanker’s film more. The supposed villain Dr. Bohra turns out to  be dummy piece in the second half. When his terrorist affiliations where shown, I was a little upset that the concept of terrorists trying to acquire robots was repeated to death. I am glad that they didn’t build on that. In the second half, after Chitti starts thinking, Bohra rebuilds Chitti with maliciousness using the same underlying neural schema. I was happy when Chitti mocks at Dr. Bohra when asked to obey his orders. It would have been naive if Chitti had obeyed Bohra. I once again felt that the character of the robot was technically consistent. During the end, the special effects were mind blowing, first of the kind in Indian cinema. I loved the scene where many robots make a formation of a human who leans on the building and gestures, “I am cool and you can’t do anything”. I felt the robot said, “I am Chitti”, something like, “I am Neo” :D. As many of them felt, the climax ended abruptly. Although one can give technical explanations for what had happened in the climax, it would have been good if Shanker had given it.

Nevertheless, there were lot of laudable things in the film, and it is a MUST watch film. When budding wannabe superstars cant stand a scene where they would get hit, the fact that Dr. Vaseegaran never uttered a single masala punch is laudable. However, I loved it when Chitti says, “No one can destroy me”. It reminded me of “Shivajiyum naan dhaan, MGRum naan than”.  A small caution for Rajini fans: I believe Rajini was mainly cast in the film for assuring return on investment. I felt it was a Shanker’s film, not a Rajini’s one. But of course, you will enjoy watching Rajini on screen as I, a hardcore Rajini fan, did [dot].

At Atlanta

I am in Atlanta, GA. I am in the United States of America, the second country I am visiting. I have been warned what to do at Atlanta and what not to. Whatever it is, as each day passes, I get more things to laugh about with friends. It’s a whole new place, filled with people who don’t have the same notions, beliefs and views I have had, and everyday, with each small discovery, my life gets more interesting.

The first morning at Atlanta was pleasant. My roommate Rushyanth and I went for a walk. Rushyanth took me to a lake nearby and we had a nice chat. Thoughts of impending surprises on a lake bench was a beautiful way to start my stay here.

My apartment, AMLI Atlantic Square, is filled with Indians, and I feel at home. I have fancied living on my own, at least for a few days, and I was enjoying it. Apart from my roomies, Suriya was the first guy with whom I got acquainted here. I enjoyed every dinner which we, my roomies, suriya, his roomies, made together.

First few days were filled with shopping. Once, when I was at a store, Target, a girl who works in the shop started saying something to me. She went on for few minutes and I replied with a blank face. Seriously, at the pace at which she spoke, I didn’t understand a bit. She didn’t even give me the time to say that I didn’t get what she was saying. She said a sorry and left. I stood still and I still wonder what she might have said. This has happened many times.

One thing that is conspicuous here is people will talk to you whenever you walk past them. Initially, when I came here, I felt it’s good. It has become annoying nowadays. People will just walk to you and say, “Hi. What’s up? How ya doin’?” and go without waiting for you to reply. Wishing a good morning is okay, but asking questions without any slight intention annoys me. I take a shuttle from my place to my college. One of the drivers is friendly: talkative :P He talks damn fast and I never have understood a complete full sentence. When I thank him and get down of the bus, he would utter atleast four sentences while I take a step. I would assume he told me “welcome” in four sentences and walk home. I would never even know if he had told, “hey guy. You dropped something from your bag.”

How could I miss mugging if I am talking about Atlanta. You plan a visit here, and most probably, you will receive advise about this. You will be warned not to go out alone for the first few days. Nevertheless, I have went many times alone and once, there was a guy walking towards me. I was curious to know how people would ask for money, and since it was one guy, curiosity won over fear I guess. As he walked passed me, he asked, “Hey ya. How you doin’?”, shook his head and went. I am yet to confront muggers ;-)

Georgia Tech is famous and infamous for it’s heavy coursework. I thought I would get busy after I come here, but it’s really hard to thwart the SSNite within you surfacing :) I am still bunking classes and stay up all night doing nothing.

Firing fire alarms when we cook, walking at midnight in a gang, losing track of time thinking sun sets at 7:00 pm, listening to incomprehensible dialogues, worrying about incomplete assignments, and eating roasted boiled rice, unlike the food here, I am happy my life is not bland.

I am in Atlanta, GA. I am in the United States of America, the second country I am visiting. I have been warned what to do at Atlanta and what not to. Whatever it is, as each day passes, I get more things to laugh about with friends. It’s a whole new place, filled with people who doesn’t have the same notions, beliefs and views I have had, and everyday, with each small discovery, my life has become more interesting.

The first morning at Atlanta was pleasant. My roommate Rushyanth and I went for a walk. Rushyanth took me to a lake nearby and we had a nice chat. Thoughts of impending surprises on a lake bench was a beautiful way to start my stay here.

My apartment, AMLI Atlantic Square, is filled with Indians, and I feel at home. I have fancied living on my own, at least for a few days, and I was enjoying it. Apart from my roomies, Suriya was the first guy with whom I got acquainted here. I enjoyed every dinner which we, my roomies, suriya, his roomies, made together.

First few days were filled with shopping. Once, when I was at a store, Target, a girl who works in the shop started saying something to me. She went on for few minutes and I replied with a blank face. Seriously, at the pace at which she spoke, I didn’t understand a bit. She didn’t even give me the time to say that I didn’t get what she was saying. She said a sorry and left. I stood still and I still wonder what she might have said. This has happened many times.

One thing that is conspicuous here is people will talk to you whenever you walk past them. Initially, when I came here, I felt it’s good. It has become annoying nowadays. People will just walk to you and say, “Hi. What’s up? How ya doin’?” and go without waiting for you to reply. Wishing a good morning is okay, but asking questions without any slight intension annoys me. I take a shuttle from my place to my college. One of the drivers is friendly: talkative :P He talks damn fast and I never have understood a complete full sentence. When I thank him and get down of the bus, he would utter atleast four sentences while I take a step. I would assume he told me “welcome” in four sentences and walk home. I would never even know if he had told, “hey guy. You dropped something from your bag.”

How could I miss mugging if I am talking about Atlanta. You plan a visit here, and most probably, you will receive advise about this. You will be warned not to go out alone for the first few days. Nevertheless, I have went many times alone and once, there was a guy walking towards me. I was curious to know how people would ask for money, and since it was one guy, curiosity won over fear I guess. As he walked passed me, he asked, “Hey ya. How you doin’?”, shook his head and went. I am yet to confront muggers ;-)

Georgia Tech is famous and infamous for it’s heavy coursework. I thought I would get busy after I come here, but it’s really hard to thwart the SSNite within you surfacing :) I am still bunking classes and stay up all night doing nothing.

Firing fire alarms when we cook, walking at midnight in a gang, losing track of time thinking sun sets at 7:00 pm, listening to incomprehensible dialogues, worrying about incomplete assignments, and eating roasted boiled rice, unlike the food here, I am happy my life is not bland.

தமிழ்

கடந்த சில நாட்களாக நான் சிங்கப்பூரில் இருந்தேன். சிங்கப்பூரில் அணைத்து முக்கியமான அறிவிப்புகளும் தமிழிலிலும் வழங்கபடுகின்றன. நான் சிங்கபூர் மெட்ரோவில் பயணம் செய்த போது அறிவிப்புகள் தமிழில் வரத்தொடங்கின. அப்பொழுது என் வலையிலும் தமிழில் பதிவுகள் இருந்தால் நன்றாக இருக்கும் என தோன்றியது. எனவே, என் வலையில் தமிழிலும் பதிவுகள் எழுதப்படலாம்.

மற்றும், நான் தமிழில் எழுத கூகுளின் மொழிச் சேவையினை பயன் படுத்துகிறேன்.

Gmail is not working!!

It’s been long since my blog saw a post! Well, my life is going great after I joined as RA in SSN. I get to meet my friend Arun and few of my class mates. Apart from that I am loving my work and facilities – I get access to internet all the time. The only disadvantage is that I am behind a proxy server with stupid rules. You can’t download from even yahoo; and most of the times, a website won’t open up, because the proxy will not simply allow you to browse multiple sites a time.

Now, I wanted to sign in google chat today and tried doing it. For a long time, even after I was authenticated, my contacts didn’t load. I suspected that it was due to the proxy and didn’t ponder much. After coming home, I wanted to sign in but again the problem popped up. This time I thought that the problem was with Google itself. Yet again, I was proved wrong: my friends are able to chat in Google.

I am terribly upset now! Why is it that only my account is not accessible. Anyone with this problem?

I got into SSN :-) (Part I – The Exam)

A Google search on SSN would be misleading. You would end up in ‘Social Security Number’. I am talking about SSN College of Engineering, one among few colleges in chennai that concentrates on education rather than following marketing strategies to lure parents. Now that I have completed my course, I can’t help but miss my college life so much. Despite all the bulbs(a word from student’s argot) I got, my life at SSN is so memorable that I want to blog it. Before that, I want to digress and mention a few of the marketing strategies that many engineering schools in chennai follow and it is also the answer to the question “what SSN is not?”.

• Say that boys aren’t allowed to talk to girls; go to the extent of saying virginity guaranteed with a degree!!! — you got a bunch of happy parents lined up in a big ‘Q’.
• Say that students are treated strictly and discipline(staying away from the opposite sex and not wearing jeans are on top of the list) will be injected into them.
• Advertise that you have a spy team at all recreation zones to apprehend people who enjoy!(once a gang of my college students were inquired if they were from an X college, say Jey-pee-yaar.
• Say that we do everything for the students and we can guarantee a job placement(we use the money from you to bribe HR).
• Although it is not a part of the strategy, never talk about quality of faculty(phd purchased at the doomed university itself) and infrastructure beyond buildings, cafeteria, canteen, hostel, et cetera.
• Beautiful girls (for guys; not a serious one.. but some schools are better than the other :-)).

These are what I have heard and there are a lot which I don’t know. This is how engineering is marketed! SSN doesn’t do any of these. Although it screws you a bit, you will definitely be allowed to study and enjoy your life. Back to the story of how I got into SSN.

I enjoyed my twelfth standard to the core! Although, I was forced to attend maths tuition classes, I had a lot of time to roam around in my new bike, explore the computer(bought for educational purposes :P) and hang out with friends. Classes were fun filled with MSK debating with teachers on what they teach. I usually join the debate.

Only after model exams, I got really serious and if it hadn’t been for David, Kavin, Vijay and Satish(ASK), I would not have scored what I did. After my parents, it was David who kept me motivated all the time and sent annoying messages during the night to keep me awake. One such message, which I got on the morning of chemistry exam(3:00 A.M), was about decoding a cipher which would say something similar to “I am jobless”. Kavin was the one who tested me on chemistry over phone on the exam day morning without which I would have never known that I had forgotten all the organic chemistry equations and that I needed to revise. Vijay helped me learn (taught) the last chapter of chemistry. Satish, the one on the flat over my head, was constantly helping me after my abysmally low marks in X. Of course, my physics and maths teachers encouraged me a lot despite my low marks at school!

After doing the exams reasonably well, I was ready to prepare for Tamil Nadu Professional Entrance Exam. I had joined IIPE, a premier institute(although self proclaimed, it was good to study there) for entrance coaching. I thoroughly enjoyed all the classes and every night there was a discussion on what happened at IIPE at Kavin’s place.

This post is dedicated to all those who helped me in my XII(the most hyped examination of TN, after JEE). The rest in next!

A Google search on SSN would be misleading. You would end up in ‘Social Security Number’. I am talking about SSN College of Engineering, one among few colleges in chennai that concentrates on education rather than following marketing strategies to lure parents. Now that I have completed my course, I can’t help but miss my college life so much. Despite all the bulbs(a word from student’s argot) I got, my life at SSN is so memorable that I want to blog it. Before that, I want to digress and mention a few of the marketing strategies that many engineering schools in chennai follow and it is also the answer to the question “what SSN is not?”.

-> Say that boys aren’t allowed to talk to girls; go to the extent of saying virginity guaranteed with a degree!!! — you got a bunch of happy parents lined up in a big ‘Q’.

-> Say that students are treated strictly and discipline(staying away from the opposite sex and not wearing jeans are on top of the list) will be injected into them.

-> Advertise that you have a spy team at all recreation zones to apprehend people who enjoy!(once a gang of my college students were inquired if they were from an X college, say Jey-pee-yaar.

-> Say that we do everything for the students and we can guarantee a job placement(we use the money from you to bribe HR).

-> Although it is not a part of the strategy, never talk about quality of faculty(phd purchased at the doomed university itself) and infrastructure beyond buildings, cafeteria, canteen, hostel, et cetera.

-> Beautiful girls (for guys; not a serious one.. but some schools are better than the other :-)).

-> Promise undeserving high internals.

These are what I have heard and there are a lot which I don’t know. This is how engineering is marketed! SSN doesn’t do any of these. Although it screws you a bit, you will definitely be allowed to study and enjoy your life. Back to the story of how I got into SSN.

I enjoyed my twelfth standard to the core! Although, I was forced to attend maths tuition classes, I had a lot of time to roam around in my new bike, explore the computer(bought for educational purposes :P) and hang out with friends. Classes were fun filled with MSK debating with teachers on what they teach. I usually join the debate.

Only after model exams, I got really serious and if it hadn’t been for David, Kavin, Vijay and Satish(ASK), I would not have scored what I did. After my parents, it was David who kept me motivated all the time and sent annoying messages during the night to keep me awake. One such message, which I got on the morning of chemistry exam(3:00 A.M), was about decoding a cipher which would say something similar to “I am jobless”. Kavin was the one who tested me on chemistry over phone on the exam day morning without which I would have never known that I had forgotten all the organic chemistry equations and that I needed to revise. Vijay helped me learn (taught) the last chapter of chemistry. Satish, the one on the flat over my head, was constantly helping me after my abysmally low marks in X. Of course, my physics and maths teachers encouraged me a lot despite my low marks at school!

After doing the exams reasonably well, I was ready to prepare for Tamil Nadu Professional Entrance Exam. I had joined IIPE, a premier institute(although self proclaimed, it was good to study there) for entrance coaching. I thoroughly enjoyed all the classes and every night there was a discussion on what happened at IIPE at Kavin’s place.

This post is dedicated to all those who helped me in my XII(the most hyped examination of TN, after JEE). The rest in next!

Party up tonight!! :-))

Although it’s an old video, I luv it and just thought I would put it on my blog..

prolly, the video of the month.

Overfeeding

I have been a wordpresser for quite some time but only recently I figured out that I am not stopping people reading published contents even if I delete them in my blog. Once published, they are broadcast.

Incident 1: I tried to post a tutorial on JavaScript; posting it in WordPress was messy. When I published it, it didn’t look good and I thought I would delete it and put it somewhere else. I must have previewed before publishing: – (.

Incident 2: I woke up early morning and in half-sleep thought I would make a post. I published the post and after I did, I was fully awake. I re read the post and thought I’d better have it personal and made it private.

Recently, I began using Google reader for reading feeds. I also subscribed to my posts and I found out that all my deleted content are also being published : – (. I have seen some blog entries in my feeds but don’t find them on their respective blogs. So, if you blog sensitive content be sure before you publish it.

Edit: I came to know that what I had posted above is technically  incomplete. I should have added a bit more about Google Reader(GR). Because I had subscribed to my blog before I made the above said posts, GR read it as soon as I posted and GR has cached it. So, even after I deleted, I was able to see it in GR. I doubt if this would happen if no one ever subscribed to my blog.

Papyrus clubs

This article was written for Campus Diary, an online magazine of my college for  Papyrus clubs.

Operating Systems – Which One to Use?

If you are in an engineering college, you would know of the debates that students arguing over operating systems available. This is a small comparison on what those have for the users. The two most prominent operating systems that widely differ in flavour are Windows and Linux. They were created with different intentions and it’s important to understand that what one OS can provide cannot be provided by the other.

Windows is a gift to gamers. This doesn’t imply Linux doesn’t support games or incapable of rendering stunning graphics; but, games on Linux are not as popular as games that run on windows. You won’t be finding the latest games in the market that runs on Linux; at least, not as easily as you would, if you are looking for windows games.

A good thing about Windows (XP, certainly not vista) is the user interface. Some of its user interface features are better than Linux; I am not talking about the looks, but the usability. It’s more usable when is freshly installed. It doesn’t come without a price. The system gets inefficient as you install more software, especially those which don’t come from a good source. If you had cracked a few games, you are bound to face problems.

Another reason many find compelling to use Windows is that every company, that makes hardware for PCs, tailor it to windows rather than any other operating system. You will find it easy to install drivers, and connect your mobile phones to PCs. Nonetheless, there were many problems reported by Vista users regarding compatibility with hardware.

On the other hand, Windows is very heavy and cumbersome in other aspects. There is nothing in Vista that would warrant a need for 2 GB ram space to ensure full performance. It has forced many to buy resources which are wasted to run just the OS. Many attribute it to the supposedly high graphics that Vista offers. But that’s just a fallacy. It doesn’t need so much to render that level of graphics. One can run a 3d desktop in Linux with 1 GB ram. Although it creates a market, it’s just wasting resources for nothing.

Windows also has a clumsy file system with multiple file system roots (C:\, D:\ …), which among other reasons, forces a compromise in security. Linux has a simple yet powerful file system and offers greater security. You needn’t be alarmed when you stick in a pen drive into your computer; needn’t worry about paying for the best virus protection tool that probably offers higher resistance to newly written viruses and worms; needn’t worry about numerous registry cleaning softwares. The list goes on.

Linux has a better equipped Command Line Interface and as a programmer you would find many of its features attractive. Linux is more robust in many ways. For example, you could take the infamous “segmentation fault”. If you read an illegal memory space, Linux reports a segmentation fault. On the other hand your VC++ compiler would hang. This is just an example among a multitude of conspicuous problems that annoy windows programmers.

As an engineer you would be handicapped without a UNIX like system. Windows is just for the home PCs. It’s not as scalable as Linux is. You could run Linux in a huge server machine as well as in very low configuration hardware. The entire gamut of embedded systems that use Linux talks about its scalability. Linux also is more powerful in terms of efficiency and thwarting intrusions. It’s the reason why most servers on the web run on Linux.

Furthermore, most academic research is done using Linux. If you know to use Linux well, you would have greater chances of getting research assistantships. You get a chance to modify Linux to make it suit your project better. You will have better control over the entire system.

All these comparisons don’t make one operating system better than the other. There are a several other operating systems including MAC, Solaris, UNIX, etc. They were developed for the different purposes they serve. A normal home user, inured to virus and worms, may compromise to settle down with a cheap (price) commercial operating system like windows; a corporation might purchase a tremendously costly UNIX box, or opt for an enterprise Linux box. The important thing is that if you are going to work in an engineering field, it’s mandatory to get accustomed to all different Operating Systems that are prevalent in your field. It’s fortunate that SSN provides such an opportunity to work on most of the popular environments available to the society.

I like him too ..

It was tuesday morning(13th feb 07),and my mom woke me up as usual. I had a severe ache in my limbs and that was one fine reason for me to bunk college.
After which we decided to go for a movie!
My mommy, cousin and I finally started and made our way for the 11.30 show.
We first went to Udhayam, but we din get tickets for the movie we wanted to watch. So the next option was Kasi. We reached the theatre around 11.10, however managed to get the tickets, for Deepavali.As we stood,waiting for the show,we happened to meet a lady in yellow, with yellow flowers and a yello, turmeric eatenup skin. She gave a friendly smile and started to converse. We din mind giving company, so we stood liz’ning. She carried a bag full of eatables, enough for three people and it was too late when we discovered she had come alone. She also admitted that she had come the previous week for the same movie but din get the tickets and hence she’d come early (at 10:00),that day and successfully managed to get the ticket.
She said she was a gr8 fan of Jeyyam Ravi cos this guy was too smart.After a big talk, she stood silent for a while. By then i started taking with my cousin about “thamirabarani”.This female heard me and said that she was Vishal’s fan too.”I like him a lot! His fights are gr8!!”. Fine with that. I immediately changed my topic and she overheard me wen i uttered the word “Pokkiri”. Good heavens!She broke in again!
“I’m a fan of Vijay too! And Pokkiri was too gud!”. I was like “whom on earth u don like!” and my cousin sed “probably her purushan!”
I could’n control myself, I broke into laughter!!  lolz! And now it was time for the show and we walked in!