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How to Design Home Movie Theater Seating

Recliners Designing home movie theater seating involves several factors, including the size and layout of your room, your personal preferences, and your budget. Here are some steps to consider when designing your home movie theater seating:

Determine the number of seats you need: This will depend on the number of people in your household, as well as how often you plan on hosting guests. It's also important to consider the size of your room, as you don't want to overcrowd it.

Consider the layout of your room: Determine where the screen will be located, as this will affect the placement of your seating. You'll want to ensure that everyone has a clear view of the screen.

Choose the type of seating you want: There are several types of seating to choose from, including Home Theater Recliners, loveseats, and sectionals. Consider your personal preferences and the overall aesthetic of your room.

Determine the size of your seating: Make sure to measure your room and choose seating that will fit comfortably. You don't want your seating to be too large or too small for your space.

Consider the comfort of your seating: You'll want to choose seating that is comfortable for long periods of sitting. Consider options with padded seats and backs, as well as armrests and cupholders.

Choose materials and colors: Consider the overall aesthetic of your room when choosing the materials and colors for your seating. Leather is a popular option for its durability and comfort, while fabric may offer more customization options.

Consider the placement of your seating: You'll want to arrange your seating in a way that maximizes space and ensures everyone has a clear view of the screen. Consider placing seats at different heights to ensure everyone can see.

Overall, designing home movie theater seating requires careful consideration of several factors. Take your time to choose the right seating that meets your needs and fits your budget.

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Everyone Love Recliner Chair, Find Out Why

Customers often search for the recliner chair's meaning and find different but wrong descriptions everywhere. A recliner is a chair that reclines its positions to different stages by where we want to alter the chair decrease and top. They have an armrest also to relax your arms and at the bottom, they may be prolonged to relax your legs. A few Recliners are automatically placed and some manually convertible, clients buy their recliners in step with their use and for their reason.

Recliner Chair Specification

Everyone is talking about the recliner’s advantages and it’s not ending, but we've pointed out some of them right here. In the primary area, if we consider these chairs, they're very clean and very secure for each age group however in particular if you have your grandparents and grandmother at home. For them, it could be very useful to loosen up and feel relaxed at the same time.

We love to journey lots in our favorite weather with family however regularly we miss a place where we can take a seat and experience sunset or experience scrumptious meals. All because we don’t have the right place to sit and loosen up but by these recliners you may carry wherever you want to, they're extremely smooth to hold.

So let just plan a trip and experience your cherished moments with family, just buy EQUAL Recliner chair from here.

Recliner Chair Uses

Recliners are serving in several places around the world, and due to their all-spherical performance, it has become each one preferred chair. Recliners at the moment are used within the offices, additionally for enjoyment in the lunchtime or within the free time.

In-salon has emerged as the most essential element for the indoors and recline chair for massage provides exclusive stages for the consolation because of that it could be used as the one component for many functions.

Back in the time in theatres, they tend to use fixed chairs, which don't permit us to move a bit, it was a tough task to experience a movie. However, after the creation of the recliner chair for theatre, it has grown to be a film hall as domestic theatre.

In hospitals, recliners using widely around the world and it has to turn out to be a crucial part of the health practitioner’s health center. Recliner chairs for the elderly used at home very often, they are available within exceptional sorts of sizes for kids additionally.

Best Quality Recliners Online 

You can buy recliner chairs online at equal store, they have a variety of designs in the store with great design and with comfortable cushions. Prices of the recliner chair the equally very affordable and they give you a warranty for the products that you purchase.

You can find these recliner chairs on amazon if you want to purchase them or buy you can from there too. Recliner chair price in India is too high because some brands charge x amount of money just because of their brand name not because they are providing you with good products. You can see at the reviews at their customers they are the most unsatisfied customer you will ever find because they use their brand name for their marketing, not for customer satisfaction.  

But at EQUAL you will find all category products price very genuine and very authentic. For that, you can visit amazon and our EQUAL online store.

Conclusion

As you hear from us, all about the Recliner chair now you can have an idea why it is so widely popular in the market. Be it an office, salon, or home everyone and everywhere is used by customers and they have a very satisfying experience with these chairs.

If you want to purchase these recliner chairs at the best price and best of quality then please visit the EQUAL store and let us know about the experience. We would love to hear from you.

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How Do You Choose The Perfect Recliners For Your Private Home Theatre?

Do you think you can enjoy the epic Star Wars on a lumpy couch? Probably by the end, your back will scream for help. So, enjoying a moving, where and how you sit makes a huge difference.

Having good home theater seats can be just as crucial as getting a good screen and projector. You must look for the best recliners in India so that you do not ruin your home theater experience. Never settle for less and try to buy fully-functional and comfortable home theater seating.

You can choose from the automatic recliners, couches, love seats, sofas, and so on. Get the best ones that will make you feel like you are sitting on a cloud.

That said, home theatre seating is a magical accessory. Take a seat while we tell you choose the best recliners in India.

1.Check the size: You must first know the average number of people who will enjoy the movie with you. Depending upon the number of people and the size of your room, you must choose your recliners.

2.Looks, and more looks. A home theater seating calls for adding a functional aspect of your room but you should also ensure that they look good. They should at least add the feel of the home theater and invite people towards them. Come to us to choose your best recliners in India.

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Penang, Malaysia

Day 147 – Kuala Lumpur to Penang

Early in the morning, I jumped on a modern commuter train heading south to Terminal Bersepadu Selatan, the main station for long-distance buses in Kuala Lumpur. Looking out the window of my air-conditioned car, I couldn’t help but notice a substantial amount of trash along the edges of the track as we moved south. Arriving at my transfer point to the bus station, I was also stunned by the number of people begging for money outside the terminal– well over 50. Both of these observations contrasted strongly to the polished, modern side of KL that I had seen in the previous days.  

The multi-storey bus terminal was chaotic, with passengers criss-crossing in every direction as I arrived. Designed to serve over 50,000 travellers a day, the station was fortunately well signed in both Malay and English. As I navigated through the throngs of people, I eventually located my check-in counter, picked up my ticket, and began hunting for my departure bay. I must have checked my ticket 50 times, as there were countless buses rolling in and out of the departure bays – and I was almost certain I would miss my bus in the hubbub of fellow travellers!

I finally boarded my bus around 9:45am, heading north to Penang, a small island in Northwestern Malaysia. I was looking forward to my stay in Georgetown, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its eclectic architecture, impressive street art, and delicious street food! A 5–hour journey by bus, our route traversed through small towns and green, tropical hills, making occasional stops for washroom breaks (there were none on the bus, much to my dismay) and snacks. The interior of the bus was full of wide, blue velvet chairs, which could fully recline. As I was reading along the route, three young Malay boys ran up and down the aisles, stopping briefly at my chair to check me out, before giggling and running away again. By the time we had arrived in Penang, they had gotten quite comfortable with me, and hung around my chair. I would say a few words in English, which they would delightedly repeat back to me, all while chattering between themselves in Malay.

As our bus arrived at Butterworth, the mainland town adjacent to the island of Penang, I grabbed by pack from under the bus and wove through the crowds, taxi drivers and hawkers to board a city bus to the Jetty. From there, I completed the last leg of my trip with a short ferry ride across the bay to Georgetown, my final destination. Brightly coloured long-tailed boats skimmed across the water next to us, bobbing up and down in the ferry’s wake. We passed a large, moored ocean liner, with barbed wire and life-sized human dummies, intended to ward off pirates.

Streets of Georgetown

As I disembarked in Georgetown, I could immediately see that the city was steeped in history, with influences from all over the world. Georgetown was the first British Settlement in South East Asia, and has continued to act as a trading port since the late 1700s. In the early 19th century, the island of Penang was at the epicenture of spice production and trade – with spice farms on the island producing nutmeg, clove and pepper. During World War 2, the Japanese Army also occupied the island of Penang for 4 years.

Today, the Georgetown represents an intermingling of ethnicity and religion, with Chinese, Peranakan, Malay, Indian, Eurasian, Siamese, and indigenous cultures being primarily represented. In the past, the city was also home to Persian, Filipino, Japanese, Sumatran, Arab, Burmese and Jewish communities – a true global city! Because of all of these influences, modern-day Georgetown is packed with unique, eclectic architecture and pre-war buildings. All four major languages of Malaysia are also spoken in Georgetown: Malay, English, Chinese and Tamil.

Walking through historic Georgetown, I arrived at my guesthouse for the next 3 nights. A converted three-storey heritage shophouse in old Georgetown, The Frame Guesthouse was previously the workshop of a colonial frame maker. The hostel has been upgraded to a modern, clean space, with big open communal areas shared with other travellers.  

I quickly met one of my roommates, Tonje, a traveller from Norway, and later met up again with Caroline and Jannes from Kuala Lumpur. As evening fell, we hailed a Grab, heading out to Lok Sok Si Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in all of Malaysia, and an important pilgrimage site for Buddhists living across Southeast Asia.  Located at the base of Air Itam mountain, this temple also features predominantly in Chinese New Years celebrations. Since we had the good fortune of visiting Penang around the time of this festival, Lok Sok Si temple was open late, lit with thousands of lights and colourful red lanterns.  Although we arrived just as the temple was closing, we were still able to take in the sea of light surround the temple, with the city lights of Georgetown twinkling in the distance.

Nasi Lemak

Heading back into town, we meandered through street food stalls along Chulia street, deciding what we wanted to eat for dinner. Woks sizzled in every direction, with sounds of chopping, stirring and pounding filling the air. The smell of unknown spices and savoury dishes followed us as we walked along. Overwhelmed by the choice, we opted to try numerous dishes, including Nasi Lemak, Char Kway Teow, Beef Rendang, Hokkien Mee, Oh Chien (fried oyster) and Rojak (spicy fruit salad). After only a few bites, it was immediately obvious to me why Georgetown had such a widespread reputation for gastronomy and street food. Needless to say, it was a very tasty way to end my first day in Penang.

Street Food Stalls in Penang

Day 148 – Penang

In the morning, I met up with Caroline and Tonje for breakfast at Mugshot, a nearby (thankfully air-conditioned!) café on Chulia street, and spent a few hours doing planning and bookings for the rest of my trip in Southeast Asia. Mid day, Tonje and I headed out to wander the streets of Georgetown. It was a hot, humid afternoon – as the island is located in a tropical rainforest climate.

Architecture of Penang

In addition to Georgetown’s stunning architecture, the city is also famous for it’s street art.  Dozens of wrought iron caricatures have been put up around Georgetown, depicting local culture, ethnic groups, city history and lifestyle. The street art scene has blossomed throughout the city over the past decade, and it was fun to keep our eyes peeled for street art in the most unexpected places – sometimes down side alleys, or above street level.  

We walked through the streets of Little India, checking out sari stores and Hindu Temples, the deities inside adorned with fresh floral garlands, called mala. Along the roadside, massive bunches of bananas hung from the ceilings of shophouses. Tonje and I stopped into Restoran Kapitan for a late lunch, tucking into delicious Indian dishes, including claypot chicken biryani, chapati and squid.

Durian Ice Cream

Continuing onward to Armenian Street, we walked along the narrow street, home to the famous “Children on a Bicycle” mural and other street art.  Colonial shophouses along the street were selling everything from fresh fruit to souvenirs and other trinkets. Chinese clan houses, local art galleries and small museums were also scattered along the street.  Tonje and decided to try durian, sometimes considered to be the “stinkiest fruit in the world”, which in Malaysia, Singapore and other parts of Asia is a well-loved delicacy. That said, we “cheated” a little in this regard, as instead of trying the fresh fruit, we opted instead to try durian ice-cream!

“Children on a Bicycle” Mural

Heading east towards the harbor, we stopped at the Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi (kongsi translates to “clan house”), built over 600 years ago by the 5 big Chinese clans of the Hokkien community in ancient Penang. A large, ornate building, this kongsi is a place where Chinese families with the same surname gather to pray to their ancestors. The lavish architecture of the Kongsi was truly stunning, embellished with intricately carved wood and stone, and beams painted in brilliant shades of red, gold, blue and green. The Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi is a complex series of structures, including a temple, and association building, a theatre, and nearby 19th century rowhouses for clan members. Historically, these “clan houses” were almost mini-cities unto themselves, with clan members running their own education, finance and social programs with a self-governing structure.

Streets of Penang

Tonje and I stopped for dinner at the Jetty food hall, tucking in for another terrific meal of char koey teow, poh piah (a large variation of a spring roll) and bowls of steaming laksa. As the evening began to fall, we headed down to the clan jetties on the ocean. There are 6 remaining jetties down by the water that were historically home to various Chinese clans.  Clusters of century-old homes have been built on stilts above the ocean, with each jetty named after a Chinese clan. Historically, these jetties were used for loading and unloading cargo ships, where there was sometimes a rivalry between different jetty clans for control of the seatrade and economic resources of Penang.

As we walked through the Chew Jetty, along a boardwalk of creeky planks, and wound between the historical stilted homes, it felt like a bit of a time warp. Many Chinese families still live here, and occasionally we could catch a glimpse into the entryways of homes, many with large shrines to worship their ancestors, the air hazy with swirling clouds of incense. While the jetties now have electricity and running water, many of these community members live in homes that have hardly changed in over 100 years. On the main floor of some of these stilted houses, clan members have turned these spaces into small restaurants and shops.

We reached the end of the jetty, and sat down, taking in the twinkling lights of Butterworth across the bay, listening as music from nearby buskers drifted through the air. Fishing boats and long-tailed boats zipped along the water, returning to town as evening began to fall.

Taoist Temple at Chew Jetty

As the sky darkened, thousands of red lanterns began to shimmer overhead as we headed back into town, passing several Taoist temples at the entrance to Chew Jetty, dedicated to the God of Heaven and the Taoist Sea Deity, Haisen. This day in Penang was near perfect – packed with incredible company, unique architecture, cultural experiences, street art, and (importantly!) fantastic food.

Day 149 – Penang

In the morning, Tonje and I threw on running shoes and workout clothes, grabbed breakfast at Mugshot, and jumped on a bus, taking us up into the lush, dense jungle surrounding Penang Hill. As we passed through a neighbourhood shopping street near the base of Air Itam, our bus inched through heavy pedestrian traffic, with locals bustling between stores and stalls, doing last-minute holiday shopping before the official Chinese New Year’s celebration the following day – February 16, 2018.  

We arrived at the base of Penang Hill, and bought our one-way ticket for the funicular, taking us up the slopes to the top of the hill.  It was an overcast day, with humidity heavy in the air, and as we ascended, we could see little more than a hazy view over the distant towns of Georgetown and Butterworth. Tonje and I wandered around the top of Penang Hill, where there were numerous lookout points and walkways through the area’s spectacular rainforest. A small mosque, a Hindu temple, and several residential homes and guesthouses are scattered nearby.

Funicular up Penang Hill

Hundreds of birds chattered overhead as we meandered around the hilltop, with dusky-leaf monkeys and macaques scampering through nearby trees. We had decided to hike down from Penang Hill to the Botanical Gardens, which took us deeper into the jungle as we descended on a steep jeep track. Leaving the tourism hub behind, we saw more and more flora and fauna as we went along – including countless monkeys, and the occasional snake slithering out of our way. It took us about an hour and a half to descend the 5 km zig-zagging track – a true knee-knacker! I was thrilled to finally arrived back on flat ground at the botanical gardens. With some difficulty, we figured out the bus route back into town, and arrived back in Georgetown in the late afternoon. I had a shower and a brief nap, before doing some more life-admin and Vietnam visa applications.

At dinner time, all of the street markets and food stalls were closed for Chinese New Years, so Tonje, Egle and I went out for tacos on Love Lane. True to its name, this lane was apparently once the location of many brothels, and was where Peranakan and Chinese businessmen would reportedly keep their mistresses.

Our Mexican dinner, though from a cuisine on the other side of the word, was still delicious – further solidifying my opinion that Penang can do no wrong when it comes to food! As we enjoyed Tiger beers and tacos, a steady procession of buskers, fire performers and street artists moved along the narrow laneway. Live music floated towards us from every direction. I clearly remember how present and alive I felt in that moment, feeling deeply linked to cosmopolitan group of people surrounding me – locals and travellers alike - even though they were strangers to me. In that moment, people from countless backgrounds, countries, ethnicities, and religions were gathered in the same place, all collectively enjoying good food and entertainment.

After almost 6 months of travel at that point, every day I felt more strongly that, as global citizens, we have far more in common than the differences that separate us.  

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Choosing the Right Recliners for Your Home Theater

Choosing the right recliners for your home theater is crucial to ensure that you have a comfortable and immersive viewing experience. Here are some factors to consider when selecting recliners for your home theater:

Size: The size of your recliners should be appropriate for your home theater space. You should measure your space and make sure that the recliners fit comfortably without obstructing any walkways or doors.

Number of seats: The number of recliners you need will depend on the size of your family or the number of guests you expect to have. Consider whether you want individual recliners or a sectional that can accommodate more people.

Comfort: Comfort is key when it comes to recliners for your home theater. Look for recliners that provide good lumbar support, have adjustable headrests and footrests, and offer ample padding and cushioning.

Material: Recliners come in a variety of materials, such as leather, fabric, and microfiber. Consider the durability, ease of cleaning, and overall style of the material before making a choice.

Features: Recliners can come with a range of features, such as massage functions, heating, USB ports, and cup holders. Think about which features you want or need to enhance your viewing experience.

Budget: Recliners can range in price from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. Consider your budget and look for recliners that fit within your price range while still meeting your needs.

By considering these factors, you can choose the right home theater recliners and create a comfortable and immersive viewing experience for yourself and your guests.

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Cinema will die, or will it ?

Our planet is going through one of the first such event where the entire world has come to a stand still. No one in his or her wildest of dreams would have ever imagined something like this. Nobody could have wondered that their entire life would be turned upside down within a span of days and they would have to surrender to their home premises or where ever they are for months to come.

Our planet has got an opportunity to breathe , to heal. We have witnessed some powerful changes that just a few months of interruption in consumption pattern has brought. Rivers have come back to life, mountains are visible again, some of the extinct wildlife has resurfaced and many more. Moreover Humans as a species have got a rare chance to stop, slow down, spend time with themselves, introspect, and connect with their family and loved ones. The race has halted for a brief interval. That is one of the biggest blessing’s of Covid I can count.

Covid-19 has not left any aspect of life and its bearings untouched. Everything is affected. And everything will change, for good. Life will not be same again. Nor will the industries. The whole function and dynamics of all the industries will change. Human functioning will change. There will be entire washouts of some industries; where as some new forms of workability will take their place.

Being an independent Film Producer and a hardcore fan of real, meaningful Cinema, it pains my heart to see and predict that Cinema as a medium and Cinema Theatres as a business model will also see a major change because of this pandemic. Although like anything, there will be also be some good that will come out of it, and chisel the industry for better. I would like to throw some light on how Cinema will change due to the Pandemic.

Cinema will die, or will it? This is one of the questions that I can see lingering in the air since people really came to terms with Corona and its implications. Well, Cinema is a old age improved form of performed arts which originated when we were foraging as cavemen. It gradually evolved into Theatre and then with the advent of visual and audio technology, evolved into the Cinema that we see today. Now, I don’t think anybody can deny the fact, that nothing is permanent. Everything is changing, each moment, even while you are reading this, you are changing, you are different person that you were a second ago, your nails and hair have grown a bit long in the last one second, the earth we are positioned on, is changing its place, orbiting around the sun, which is orbiting around Milky way, which in turn is orbiting around Virgo Cluster and so on. So Yes, Cinema will also change, it will grow into something new and maybe more exciting.

With the advent of superfast Internet speeds, giving birth to streaming giants like Netflix and Amazon prime, the change was at the doorstep. We have already been a witness to their growing prowess in the last few Oscar Nominations where a streaming production took away most of the awards.

The rate and the conventional dynamics of people going to a Cinema Screen has changed considerably in the last few years because of the option to see the best of the best content sitting in the comfort of your couch. And Covid is going to be a final inevitable undeniable nail in the coffin of traditional Cinema. But there’s more to it.

A major event that we have seen during Covid is that of big studios releasing their films on Digital Platforms, because of the uncertainty over the functioning of Cinema Halls in the near future. Being locked at home and only having access to digital mobile medium as the only Content Provider had anyway made an average person more used to using it and watching content in his palms in the last two months, but release of such big budget films on digital platforms and people having no option but to watch it there, will make them further get used to this new arrangement and break the psychological glass ceiling in their head. It will set the norm and culture of such consumption pattern for future.

The kind of films that are made for Cinema Screen viewing has also changed significantly. These days, and more so in future, big budget, larger than life films are being and will be made especially for Cinema screen viewing that can immerse the audience in an experience that home viewing cannot thankfully replicate or replace currently. The small budget films and content will cater to digital mediums and it makes sense also because it takes a lot of money and resources to release any film in a theatre and the producer has to earn at least 2.5 times the investment to recover his money, after promotion expenses, distribution costs, theatre fees, taxes etc. Then there is another issue of fighting for a slot to be released and to not to be crushed by big players and finally there is no guarantee of film being a success. So it makes it quite a gamble. Big studios have deep pockets and work on an assembly line model and hence can sustain this model. Earlier small films did not have an option to release their films elsewhere and be a slave to such a difficult model but now because of digital foray, an entire new viable option has taken birth and is here to stay. And it is a welcome change. Film distribution model in India was severely screwed and desperately needed some major revamp. Covid will be play the part of balancing act for Cinema’s and its distribution model and will definitely improve its economics and structure for future.

So Cinema will open, and will open in style, as we are all waiting anxiously to go to a Cinema hall just to see a film without any interruption, on a large screen with world class audio and visual standards, that smell of popcorn and comfort of that recliner, immersing ourselves in that grand experience, being lost in the story and the lives of characters on the screen, laughing and crying with them. But how it is done might change. Like anywhere else, one will have to take precaution and there will better and more controlled hygiene and sanitation standards. Even the shoot standards will change how films are made. How intimate scenes are shot will change. These will change the energies of the story and it could be quite noticeable when you see a film.

Finally, one major change that we have seen in this industry is film festivals being cancelled across the globe. All the major film festivals across the world like Cannes, Venice, Toronto, Tribeca, Berlin Film Festival and others have got cancelled and they have joined forces to start a new online Film Festival called “We are One Global Film Festival” which currently happening entirely on Youtube. This in itself is a huge change in how we have always experienced film festivals in the past. Covid has forced the pattern to be changed. Earlier the best of world cinema was screened at these festivals and you had to be there physically to experience it. But now because of Covid, it has been forced to come into your lap. This festival started on May 28th and I feel privileged to have already seen some of the best global films this year sitting at my house.

To conclude, human beings as a species have always been an invincible and unflinching force that has defeated any adversity that has come its way, and has risen better and stronger from the ashes. I have absolutely no doubt that it will be the same for my favorite art form i.e. Cinema and I am excited about the prospects of how it will evolve and continue to engulf us, sensitize us and fascinate us in a much better way and form than ever before.

 Remember Cinema is Magic, and Magic never dies. 

To Cinema and its power.

Flair Contrubutor: Harsh Agarwal Co-Founder, Uncombed Buddha Pvt Ltd. www.uncombedbuddha.com

Producers of “Nasir” (2020) , “Nirvana Inn” (2019) & “Ghode Ko Jalebi Khilane Le Jaa Riya Hoon” ( 2019) 

“Nasir” competed for hugely coveted Tiger Awards at IFFR, Rotterdam and was winner of NETPAC award there. It is one of the only two feature films from India selected for We Are One Global Film Festival ( 2020) which has been curated by Cannes, Venice, Toronto, Tribeca, Berlin Film Festival and others. It has received highly prestigious reviews from Critics around the world and is being called the most relevant film to come out of India in 2020.

“Nirvana Inn” starring Adil Hussain, whose three films have been nominated for Oscar premiered at Busan Film Festival and will be on a Major OTT soon. 

“Ghode Ko Jalebi Khilane Le Jaa Riya Hoon” also got the rare privilege to visit Sundance Film Festival. 

One of our other projects has been directed by a National Award Winner Director and is yet to release and the other one is competing for a BFI GRANT, London.

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Hotels in Srirangam

Hotels in Srirangam

Book a Hotels in srirangam with Madhuraa  is an Easy access and Air Conditioned Situated Near to Srirangam Railway Station. Srirangam is a fascinating island shaped by the rending of the majestic Kaveri stream. settled in Trichy region of the southern state of province, India, Srirangam is notable as a temple city and residential to the celebrated Sri Ranganathaswamy temple. This Hindu temple is devoted to Lord Ranganatha, the reclining type of Lord Omaha Vishnu and is made in history and legends.This temple is the second largest within the world once the twelfth century Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia. The sprawling Sri Ranganathaswamy temple complicated occupies a part of 156 acres or 631,000 M2 with a fringe of four,116m. although it's the second largest temple within the world area-wise, it's referred to as the biggest practical temple complicated within the world.

Lodge in Srirangam:

Also referred to as the Srirangam temple, it's made within the ancient Dravidian form of design and is meant as seven homocentric walled sections with twenty one tower gates (gopurams). The Rajagopuram settled within the south of the temple is that the tallest in Asia Associate in Nursing stands at an astonishing height of 239.5 feet. At its base, the Rajagopuram covers a part of 5729 feet and tapers upwards to 237 feet through eleven increasingly smaller tiers of superbly lapidarian sculptures delineated in minute details. From the twenty one gopurams, the temple conjointly boasts of thirty-nine pavilions, 50 shrines, manyponds, and also the exciting Sesha Mandapa and ‘Ayiram Kaal Mandapam’ (hall of a thousand pillars). The hall of a thousand pillars but solely has 953 pillars lapidarian with elaborate sculptures of horses trample upon tigers additionally because the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu. This theatre-like structure was engineered through out the Vijayanagar rule (1336-1565) upon the ruins of another temple. Restaurants in Srirangam: As you tolerate the outer 2 homocentric layers of the temple complicated, there square measure varied tiny outlets, flower stalls, and eateries. The temple complicated homes several attention-grabbing options as well as a 16nth century Venugopal shrine with stunning Nayak-era carvings of preening maidens being serenaded by a flute-playing Lord Krishna. there's conjointly a roof viewing purpose that affords broad views of the whole complicated.There is even a repository that includes fine bronze and ivory carvings and a few classic 17nth century figures of gods, demons and kings and queens. The temple conducts a colourful 21-day annual pageant throughout the Tamil Margazhi month once millions come back from everywhere the planet to worship. Our Hotel Room in srirangam is a Easy access and Air Conditioned Sutitued Near to Srirangam Railway Station Read the full article

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How To Choose Online Outdoor Garden Furniture For Your Home?

Choosing outdoor furniture is like choosing indoor furniture except considering the weather. Here you have to balance the furniture appearance with the furniture durability. Even for online outdoor garden furniture, endless options are available to choose from. But you need to very careful and go through all the possible aspects before choosing the one.

Choosing the right material is the biggest decision to be made when it comes to outdoor furniture. The material will determine how much amount of care it will need. So, before the beauty of the furniture captures your mind, you should check whether it will last longer in the changing outside climate or not.

Wooden outdoor furniture is in vogue. But you have to check the type of wood being used in the designing of the furniture. The type of wood determines the long-term endurance of the furniture.

Teak is the most preferred wood material being used in furniture nowadays. It is not only stronger but also resistant to pest and weather. It is very easy to take care for. You have to use the teak oil to retain its original color. Besides, teak oil makes the furniture more durable. Teak wood is a long-term investment. Even though it seems a little expensive but in the long run, it saves your lot of cost.

In this regard, Alcanes is a leading supplier of furniture. Here you can also find the best Recliners Designs, Delhi. Therefore, we invite you to have words with experts out there who will suggest you best according to your budget and preferences.

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Indian Cinema part 4 - Theaters

India’s rich cinema tradition was born in the movie halls. In my travels, I’ve come across theaters of all types from the majestic single-screen movie palace to the ultra-modern multiplex, to the unexpected drive-in! As the nation races into modernity, theaters get upgraded or replaced, old community mainstays fall into disrepair, and the movie-going experience begins to mirror the economic strata of the nation’s avid movie fans.

Chennai’s Pilot Theatre shut down in 2014, but the building remains with a watchman posted at the door to keep people from sneaking inside. In 2016, the Shanthi theater closed for good, another example of single screen theaters losing out to the convenience, choice, and amenities brought in by the multiplexes. Chennai is still home to other one and two-screen community movie houses like the Casino theater and the Woodlands, but the multiplex trend that started with the Devi Cineplex in Chennai shows no signs of stopping.

When I travel through India, I always look up the movie halls and try to find a unique movie-going experience. In Coimbatore, this led to the Baba Cinemas, a two-screen theater with one giant hall outfitted with a brand new sound system and a massive screen, and one smaller hall for the B-pictures. The owner of the Baba was so happy that I wanted to learn more about the theater that he took me around and proudly showed off his new sound system, reciting technical specs for me and letting me peak inside.

Movie prices in Tamil Nadu are fixed by the government. The most that an exhibitor can charge for a ticket is 120 Rupees ($1.80) but that price can only be charged if the theater meets some set of modern standards. Here are the rules, as printed by The Hindu:

According to the order, for a multiplex to charge Rs. 85 a ticket, it must have two or more A/C halls, a net capacity of over 800 seats with each seat not less than 20 inches and each row separated by 41.5 inches.

Stipulated facilities include xenon or digital projection, digital sound system, three-way speakers and surround speakers. Computer ticketing, web ticketing and home delivery of tickets are also in the list of guidelines. The generator back-up must for A/C too.

Only cinema houses, which have a food court with family entertainment arena (like children gaming area) and more than three cinema screens, can charge Rs.120 a ticket.

I’ve been to some theaters where the price topped out at 60 Rupees. At the Assembly Room Talkies in Ooty, the first class seats cost 30 Rupees and seats close to the screen were only 10.

In other states, the prices aren’t fixed in the same way. First run tickets in multiplexes in Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore set me back anywhere from 250 to 450 Rupees. In the multiplex world, the exhibitors appear locked in a race to see who can provide the most luxurious and ostentatious experience, which leads to some pretty interesting contrasts.

The Palazzo in Chennai’s Vijaya Forum Mall sits in the middle of Kollywood and offers up opulent theaters with velvet curtains, marble floors, plenty of A/C, and a variety of high end snacks including a gelato bar.

The same theater chain operates two multiplexes near my apartment, one features a full chaat menu, pizzas, sandwiches, french fries, milkshakes, a day spa, and a full-service restaurant, while the other offers a full arcade, bowling alley, and sit-down restaurant.

Much to my surprise, Chennai even has a drive-in! Situated off the beach, the sound system is amazing, the screen is big and bright, and watching a movie under the stars is always a little magical.

Inside, the high end theaters offer comfortable seats with cup holders, two-person loveseats, and sometimes even full recliners with blankets and in-seat food service. I saw one movie in Mumbai in a theater that looked like the world of Tron Legacy where the price of a ticket was the equivalent of $15!

All of this starts to serve as a reminder of the stark economic divide between Indian classes. Friends in Chennai who are used to 100-120 Rupee tickets complain about the elevated movie prices in Bangalore, while just about everyone thinks the 1000 Rupee tickets in Mumbai are absurd. Meanwhile, the theaters begin to price the audience into groups. Online reviews of cheaper, older theaters are often quick to point out the lack of A/C or decent sound, but they also sometimes make a point to warn customers that these theaters aren’t the best places for families or ladies. Just as the theaters are ranked as A, B, or C class experiences, so too are the audiences ranked. 

I’ve been in discussions about theaters that turned to statements like ‘the kind of people who go there’ and it’s easy to see how this develops. Those with the means gravitate towards the newer, cleaner, fancier theaters. Middle class cinema-lovers that I’ve met still wax nostalgic about the energy of the crowd in those B and C halls, but when given the choice they generally seem to prefer comfort. Having been to both, I can understand why, but I genuinely love watching movies in a place where the the movie is the star--not the snackbar or the spa or the potential selfie backgrounds.

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The best in its class, the pinnacle Mulsanne model has outshone all other limousines to be named the best automotive passenger experience. Designed for customers with a preference for being driven, the Bentley Mulsanne Extended Wheelbase offers a first-class air-travel experience for the road, and was praised for its suite of luxury appointments.

The 250 mm extension of the Mulsanne wheelbase is entirely to the benefit of rear-seat passenger legroom. To make the best use of the additional rear legroomBentley has developed airline-style electronic leg rests which are integrated into the bases of the two rear seats. These extend outward and pivot, affording rear-seat passengers the luxury of choice between upright, relaxed and reclined seating positions.

A beautifully appointed console separates the two rear seats in the Mulsanne Extended Wheelbase. Ornate and functional, the console is appointed in the finest hand crafted veneer, metal, glass and teacher and houses practical features as USB ports, pen holder, cup holder and a glass-covered storage area.

For those passengers who wish to work on the move, both rear seats can also be specified with a deployable, folding table. For privacy, electric curtains at the rear are standard fitment and can be tailored with either a black or champagne coloured interior lining.

Rear-seat passengers also benefit from a large-format sunroof over the rear cabin.Controlled by the passengers or the driver, the tilting and sliding glass panel (with Alcantara sun blind) allows natural light to flood into the Mulsanne beautiful appointed cabin and clearly reinforces the Extended Wheelbase focus on the rearward passenger.

About Bentley Motors

Bentley Motors is the most sought-after luxury car brand in the world. The company’s headquarters in Crewe is home to all of its operations, including design, R&D, engineering and production of the company’s four model lines Continental, FlyingSpur, Bentayga, and Mulsanne. The combination of fine craftsmanship, using skillsthat have been handed down through generations, alongside engineering expertise and cutting-edge technology is unique to UK luxury car brands such as Bentley. It is also an example of high-value British manufacturing at its best. Bentley employs around 4000 people at Crewe.

About British Biologicals

British Biologicals was founded in 1988 by Mr. V.S. Reddy, who, with his exceptional values and hard work, has placed the company on a pedestal of excellence. British Biologicals took flight as a small venture in Nutraceutical field, and has been soaring to great heights.

Talking to GaadiKey Media, Mr V.S Reddy said –

Owning the Bentley is the symbol of achievement. Honesty, consistency and dedication has led me till here to afford an Bentley Mulsanne. We (British Biologicals) has a strong presence across 20+ countries in the world. 20 years back there was no interest in pharma related products in India, my company has emerged in that such situation – The consistent effort and hardwork is the reason for this success.

About Exclusive Motors

Exclusive Motors is India’s leading retailer of super luxury cars. Having entered into the market in the year 2003 with Bentley, Mr. Satya Bagla, Managing Director, Exclusive Motors Pvt. Ltd has taken the company to a pinnacle of success in a short span of time. Since then, the company has come a long way and has been triumphant in attracting the most desirable automotive international brands in the country.

Exclusive Motors offer Super Luxury Cars that are hand buy, handicraft using the finest quality natural materials equipped with most powerful engines, exquisite design, mind blowing top speed and bespoke luxurious interiors.

As the only Bentley and Bugatti official partner in India, Exclusive Motors Pvt Ltd has set a benchmark in the super luxury car segment, following international standards set by brands who cake along their heritage as they progress towards modernity.

Bentley Mulsanne Extended Wheelbase

Exterior Colour – Rose Gold Over Magnetic

Main Hide – Burnt Oak

Secondary Hide – Burnt Oak

Veneer Burl Walnut

Bentley Emblem – Centenary Gold

Stitching – Centenary Gold

Seat Belt – Burnt Oak

Carpets Burnt Oak

Boot Carpet – Burnt Oak

Colour Split (D) Centenary Specification Includes As Under

1) Bonnet Badge with date & Centenary Gold detailing

2) Boot Badge with dance Centenary Gold detailing

3) Wheel Centre with Centenary Gold detailing

4) Steering Wheel Badge with Centenary Gold detailing

5) Gear Shifter Badge with Centenary Gold detailing

6) Key with Centenary Gold detailing

7) Tread plates with date 19092019

8) Mulliner Welcome Lamps in new design and new colour

Mulliner Driving Specification with Polished Wheel :

1) 21 Radiance Alloy Wheel Polished

2) Diamond Quilted Hide Door Panels

3) Diamond Quilted Hide Seat Covering

4) Coined Finish to Interior Door Handles

5) Knurled Finish to Organ Stops

6) Rear Quarter Vanity Mirrors with Veneer Surround

7) Lambswool Rugs

8) Handcrafted By Bentley Mulliner Vertical Treadplates

Premier Specification

1) Bright Stainless Steel Door Pillar Finsher

2) Flying ‘B’ Radiator Mascot

3) Jewel Fuel Filler Cap

4) Two City Umbrellas

5) Valet Key

6) Veneered Media Drawer and Minor Gauge Panel

Comfort Specification – Extended Wheelbase

1) Airline Style Reclining Seats

2) Twin Loose Comfort Bolster

3) Two Rear Headrests with Adjustable Wing Supersoft Alcantara Headrest Cushions

4) Ventilated Seats with Massage Function (to all 4 seats)

Entertainment Specification

1) Bentley Theatre – Twin 10.4″Electrically Deployable Tablets with Google Maps

2) ‘Naim For Bentley Premium Audio

3) Veneered Picnic Tables

Bentley Wing Badge and Chrome Inlay Strip to Waistrails

Flying ‘B’ Radiator Mascot Gold PlattedFirst Aid Kit

Refrigerated Bottle Cooler with Frosted Glass and Bespoke Crystal Tumblers

Long Console with Twin Deployable Picnic Tables

Veneered Rim 4-Spoke Steering Wheel

Veneered Gear LeverLarge Panel Glass Sunroof

Highlights

First Bentley Mulsanne EWB in Karnataka delivered to Mr. V.S. Reddy of British Biologicals

250 mm extension entirely to the benefit of rear passenger legroom

Luxury features create first-class air-travel experience for the road

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First Bentley Mulsanne EWB worth 9.5 Cr delivered in Karnataka The best in its class, the pinnacle Mulsanne model has outshone all other limousines to be named the best automotive passenger experience.

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