DC again !!! T-Shirt caption: Boom r Bust?

The DC Ballad

Sun! Sun! shine ur way

Little DC makes its hay

Up above the board so high

Like a porn star in the sky

Up along the rough highway

Teens and young ones r ur prey

How do people watch their way

Guys of Chennai are not Gay!!!

Hats-off DC U make our guys hold their head high!!!

Deccan Pornicle

Deccan Pornicle (News made explicit)

The anti-Hindu(newspaper) newspaper Deccan Chronicle has come up with an eye-catchy yet disgusting hoarding campaign in select places of the city. I’m actually still not aware of their intentions but it definitely is an eye-catcher. “Get both sides of the story” seeks excellent placement on the model’s half-lifted T-shirt (as if ready to reveal out the story). I wonder how this campaign has not got the eyes of our city feminists yet. Seems to be an ad for Playboy mag, not a newspaper. DC has been doing a series of “Definitely Catchy, Definitely Cool” campaigns with sizzling models across the city but this seems to be "Definitely Clumsy". But the to-be-blamed are we ourselves, who always seek something "extra" inspite of quality, anyway the creativity lying underneath deserves a hats-off.

Right Caption in the wrong place.

Pirates of Tamilnadu (series)

This is about how our directors shoot (steal) for their films. Let's start with our mega shooter, the one and only Mani Rathnam. Ayudaha Ezhuthu was a mega venture for mani with a decent star cast. When u dig deep into the roots u will end up with "Amores Perros " directed by Alejandro González Iñárri. The plot of the story is the same as Ay Ez..., the movie starts with a road accident from which the characters roll back to a narrative.
The other shot feature in Ayu Ezh.. is the different colour tones used for Maddy, Siddharth and Surya depicting their natures. This comes from the renowned Polish director Kieślowski whose colour trilogy films of Red, Blue and White were amongst the most celebrated in world cinema. The films bear a colour tone reflecting the theme of the movies, which "Mani the great" did in a single movie.
Even the sequence of Meera Jasmin in which she aborts her child to express her disgust towards Madhavan is shot from a Bengali short story, for which I don't have a source.
This what we call "inspiration" for which people like music director Deva are inhumanly criticized. For heaven's sake, tamil directors please make tamil cinema.