Am sure we all hate smelly stuff..as in those with bad bad bAAAad stench! imagine going to a public toilet to find the best aroma you can most probably find in Hell!. Sucks. And the problem exist alot here…the civic conscious society whom we claim to be are not really that..er..civilized i suppose :PBest if we are to do for some functions, especially if its a business function, just to find ourselves meeting a person with a smell! Heck, its worst if you are the one with the smell! Ahaha…get urself some nice fragrance. Hugo Boss or Christian Dior would be recommended, but if you need to look at the available choices first, head on to the new perfume blog . Got plenty of choices and info over there.

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 Maestro Ilayaraja always shows great interest in the debutant director”s projects and gives a new dimension to their scripts with his outstanding music. Chandhiranath, a former assistant of P Vasu, is such an example. This music genius has given this director 6 extraordinary songs with in just 30 minutes. Chandhiranath, who is making his directorial debut, now is now turned as a director with a film titled. The film, which is touted to be a refreshing love story, borrows its title from the opening lines of a hit yesteryear song.

The film also marks the debut of six newcomers, namely Akash, Rajith, Rathan Litika, Mridhula and Lakshana. Chandranath says, “I was fortunate enough to get great tunes from our Maestro Ilayaraja sir. My association with him dates back many years. In fact, when I informed him of my debut, he was so glad that he sat down immediately to listened to the story of my film. And in just a couple of hours, he came up with six mind-blowing tunes.”

The actor’s dear friends and co-stars in several films Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan visited the special show, awarded him memento and lauded his marvelous effort. Other Kollywood artists who graced the occasion were Latha Rajinikanth, Soundarya Rajinikanth, Dhanush, Aishwarya Dhanush, and Gouthami.

The stars praising words about the drama has taken Chennai’s interest about this drama to greater levels.

Y.G. Mahendran, yesteryear comedian and character artist, is quite famous for his theatre work and is counted as one among the thespians responsible for the flourishing theatre. Recently, his stage drama “Sudesi Iyer” completed 100th show, which is quite a monumental achievement in its right.