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Mullayanagiri – In Pictures

April 16, 2014October 25, 2008 by Haas

A couple of weeks back I had been on a 4 day trip to Chikkamagaluru , Mullayanagiri, Kemmangundi, Shringeri and Belwadi. The trip was one of the most scenic I have been a part of… the beauty and greenery was the kind I had till then only seen on pictures or film.

I took over 750 photos over the 4 day period(which is a huge number for me). I will be posting some of my favorites in batches here.

We start off with ‘Mullayanagiri’ the highest peak in Karnataka. It is located in the Baba Budan Giri Range of the Western Ghats. October seemed like a perfect time to go there, the mist and the cool winds gives you a irreplaceable feeling of oneness with nature.

Most of the images are geotagged, you can check out the map here

Truth and Belief…

October 24, 2008 by Haas

What answer would you expect, when you ask a priest “Does God exist?”

Secrets…

October 23, 2008 by Haas

There are a few people I know who have this uncanny ability to get secrets out of me. The surprising part is that most of the time I just volunteer to give it to them. Now these are secrets that other people beg and plead to be told… Secrets that have never been told on … Read more

Songs For Someone – Main Shayar To Nahin

October 22, 2008 by Haas

We are almost at the end of this series :P Just a couple more to go… This one I have actually written about a while back… Main shaayar to nahin, Magar ae haseen… Jab se dekha maine tujhko Mujhko shaayari aa gayi…

Maan Gaye Mughall-E-Azam – Movie Review

October 21, 2008 by Haas

[rating: 3.5]

Maan Gaye Mughall-E-Azam is one of the nicest surprises I have had all year(in watching movies ie). Firstly I wasnt expecting much from the movie but the promising star cast was looking good. It had Paresh Rawal, Rahul Bose and Kay Kay Menon, three actors whose movies I have truly admired.

The movie is supposedly the remake of a classic Mel Brooks movie “To Be or Not to Be“. This Indian version uses the backdrop of the 93 bomb blasts and produces a hilarious comedy of a bunch of theater artists trying to stop the bad guys.

What I loved about the movie was the brilliantly sketched out characters, who even when saying clinched lines are really funny. The comic twist to Urdu Shayari and on stage improvisation had me running out of breath laughing. I think I was laughing for atleast 80% of the movie!