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Every second of every day we are approaching towards the death. We can ignore anything and everything in the life but we can not ignore this fact that one day death will finish this cycle of our activities and we will have to go from this planet.

Before that event happens death shows us its face many times in our life time through death of people living around us. It does not allow us to become oblivious towards its strong existence in our life. We may try to avoid this realisation but it is knocking our door every moment.

We are in the race of death
There is no certainty in life
But there is no uncertainty in death
One day death has to keep hold on each one of us
And desultory feet of our life will be stopped

A death around us changes our life. A closed person’s severe illness changes the course …

It is said and it has been said all over the world in every country and in every civilization that there is no man who does not face sorrows. There have been philosophers who have been investigating existence of God or his role in the life of any human being.

Raju (Dev Anand) says in the Guide, one of the most wonderful films of the hindi cinema.

“Now this question is not important whether I will live or die. Question is this whether god exists or not. If he does not exist then it does not matter whether I live or die because what is the use of living in this world where there is no purpose behind its moving. And if he exists then I have to see how long he does not listen to his devotees. How he can leave his devotees with such a deep trouble.”

People have been …

THANK YOU Navketan, Dev Saab and Vijay Anand to give us Jewel Thief. Your film, Jewel Thief, denies to loose its charm even after 41 years. 41 years is a time period long enough to forget even the places where one enjoys the formative years in the childhood. Lovers of Jewel Thief exist in all the age groups. It does not matter at which age they saw it, film remains in the list of their top favourite films after that one watching. Years don’t matter here. Some saw it 41 years ago when it was released in 1967. Some saw it in later years but one fact remains true for all the generations of the different audiences and that is the adhesive power of the film.

Ideally, Jewel Thief can not be discussed as it fulfils the dictum, “Sweet of …

Some 63-64 years ago late Chetan Anand had won the Grand Prix award at Cannes Film festival and had become the first Indian film maker to get this honour and now it�s the turn of his younger brother, the ever green star Dev Anand, to attend Cannes, where his most outstanding film �Guide� has been selected in the section of classic films.

That is a good news as now there is a curiosity about Indian films in other countries and Guide represents the best of Hindi cinema. Guide suggests that Hindi cinema has been different than the cinema existing in other parts of the world. Hindi cinema can combine good literature and high class music to make a wonderful film like Guide.

As per the news, Cannes festival has invited Dev Saab to showcase his classic film Guide.

Hearty congratulations to Dev Saab !!!!

Evergreen actor …