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Ala Vaikuntapuramlo

Have been waiting to watch this movie for quite some time. One of the songs from this movie “Samajavaragamna” has been on my playlist for the last 4 months. I got so smitten by this song that I have made my Hindi speaking friends listen to it almost daily.  Movie opens with an interesting point. A poor father switches his newborn son with the newborn son of his rich friend. This presents a very interesting conundrum for both the families from moral and philosophical points of views. If it was any other Telugu film director I would have just thought eventually kids unite with their biological parents and everybody is happy. Given its Trivikram I was hoping for a mature narration and sensible ending. True to his character & intelligence Trivikram in fact gave a very interesting narration.  

Bantu played by Allu Arjun grows up in a middle class family and Raja played by Sushant grows up in an affluent family.  Bantu’s life is made miserable with the petty behavior of his father and you kind of sympathize with him. In the whole movie you will feel the urge to yell or maybe even kick Bantu’s father played by Murali Sharma who is a show stealer in the movie. Things get more interesting from interval when Bantu finds out who his biological parents are. In the midst of this we get to see a beautiful romantic thread between Bantu & Amulya played by Pooja Hegde. This thread plays into the main proceedings and is woven quite beautifully as not to distract you from the actual point. Trivikram has shown his knack for block placements & cinematography is top notch and if I may say so eye pleasing. Bantu helps his family deal with their problems and helps them overcome those problems. Music deserves special mention and its really good. Although Thaman the music director gets credit I am more biased to give Trivikram the credit. If you can listen to the lyrics you will be able to appreciate the songs even more. I felt Trivikram has overused the slow motion shots and Allu Arjun should have been a little more convincing in the emotional scenes. 

After watching the movie while I was thinking about the movie it hit me that the movie line has parallels with a story in hindu scriptures. In Hindu puranas the epitome of motherly love is Yashoda who is mother of Lord Krishna. In fact Krishna is not her biological son but rather switched at birth by Vasudeva. Krishna is a Kshatriya but grows up among Yadavas. Krishna has been referred as Yadav despite him being born Kshatriya and Krishna went onto mastermind the win of Pandavas in Kurukshetra and many other victories. Krishna also taught Arjuna how to remain detached from worldly pleasures and about karma. Along the same lines Bantu after knowing about his parents & their wealth does not get carried away by the affluence and rather tries to stay away from properties and help them with their problems. I once read the true meaning of philosophy is not living without any desires rather its having everything and staying away from them.  This point has been depicted rather beautifully in the movie. 

Trivikram has used his magic with words and gave some beautiful dialogues in the movie about consent. This is something I liked personally because I have seen a movie recently where the hero is shown as some kind of human whose superpower is handsomeness and girls go to any lengths to marry him. One other director also has trivialized the concept of hitting your partner and went to the extent of saying only that is true love. I hope Trivikram’s narration serves as a wake up call to them. While watching interviews Trivikram said you can give a person a position but not stature. I would respectfully disagree and say you can take away a person’s position but not his stature. This movie gives you optimism that someone may give you troubles but cannot take away your true talent. 

The most beautiful things in this world are very simple and Trivikram keeps the movie simple but very poetic and elegant.

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The Silver Lining

(I wrote The Silver Lining for the teachers’ newsletter brought out by Orient Longman. It was published around 1992. Silver Lining is about a mother who blames her son for leaving her alone and going away to America. Even today, this is the reality of the Indian middle class, whose children migrate abroad, in search of a better future for themselves. Parents live on their own and build a life for themselves)

The Silver Lining

Janaki Murali

Another day, another week. Dull boring Monday.

‘I hate Monday,’ Bharati Sharma told herself as she pleated her cotton sari and tied her hair in a tight bun. She massaged her knees painfully. Her arthritis was troubling her again.

Bharati checked her handbag. Everything was in place. Pens - red, blue, pencils – sharpened; and the balm for her headache. She gathered all the evaluated notebooks and put them in a large plastic shopping bag. She checked her watch. Another ten minutes to go.

Bharati took a last look around to check if she had missed anything and then locked the flat. She took the short walk to the bus stop painfully, stopping every now and then to hold her knees.

‘Good morning, ma’am,’ a cheerful refrain of young voices greeted her. She nodded her head curtly. One of the children, offered to hold her bag, but she refused. She didn’t need their help. She wasn’t so old, she was only 53.

The school bus arrived, and the kids formed a straight line. They made way for her. She reached for the handle of the bus with one hand and held on to her bag with the other.  Her knees buckled and she stumbled. Her bag fell on the street and the handle broke and the exercise books spilled out of the bag. One of the senior boys rushed forward to help. She stepped into the bus and sat down on a seat, waiting impatiently for the boy to give her bag back to her.

‘Thank you,’ she said between her teeth, when the boy handed her bag to her.

‘The strap is broken, do you want me to carry it for you, Ma’am?’ he asked courteously.

 ‘No!’ she replied curtly.

‘Okay,’ he said, but his face lit up in a smile.

She looked at him suspiciously. Was he laughing at her? If he was, she would give him a dressing down immediately. But the boy had already turned away, chatting about the coming cricket match with the other boys.

She sneaked a peek at him. Tall broad shoulders; neatly pressed clothes; a little frayed at the edges, shoes worn out with small holes at the toes. However, when he smiled, his whole face lit up.

Bharati’s heart turned over. The boy looked a little like Vineet.

The school bus had reached the school.

Bharati picked up her bag and stepped out, going straight to the staff room. The other teachers nodded at her and went about their work. She returned their nods briefly and went to her table. She didn’t like small talk and fortunately her colleagues left her alone.

Bharati hated the school and teaching, and she couldn’t stand any of her colleagues either. All of them spent hours talking about their husbands and their children and the food they had cooked. Of course, even if she wanted to, she couldn’t join their conversation, for she had no husband and a son who had deserted her in her time of need.

***

Sundar, her husband, had died two years ago. Theirs had been a happy marriage. They shared the same liking for books and music and there was always a lot of laugher in the house. Their world was complete with the arrival of Vineet. All their dreams were now woven round their son.

Vineet should have the best of everything. The best school, the best toys, the best clothes. Vineet grew up to be a handsome boy and Bharati proudly began match making while Sundar mapped out his future.

‘Vineet you will sit for the TOEFL, GRE and look for a scholarship in America, your future is there,’ Sundar told his son.

Soon, Sundar’s dreams for his son came true. Vineet got a scholarship and flew to the US.  Bharati kept aside her match making efforts. She would look for a bride for Vineet when he came back. Then Vineet and his bride would live with them and there would be children’s laughter ringing in the house.

But it hadn’t worked out like that.

Sundar died of a massive heart attack and Vineet never came back.

With Sundar gone, something died inside of Bharati and nothing was ever the same again.

Vineet came for his father’s funeral, but he had to rush back to take up the job offer he had got after his engineering degree.  

Bharati had had no alone time with her son. There were the funeral arrangements to make and so many visitors to attend to. Soon, it was time for him to leave. She had so much to tell him, but couldn’t say anything. She couldn’t tell him that she needed him now much more than ever. She couldn’t tell him not to go back to America and look for a job in India instead. She couldn’t tell him because they were Sundar’s dreams for their son.  

Bharati watched silently as her son packed and then boarded his flight to freedom, while he left her alone to face the world.

Bharati never forgave him for that.

Vineet wrote every week, colouring his letters with his bright experiences and the people he met. She wrote back the shortest of letters, but never once did she tell him how lonely she was or how much she missed him.

When Vineet wrote about Annie, Bharati knew all was lost. Annie and he were getting married and he wanted her to be there.

‘Ma, I want you to be there, Annie would love that too.’  

Bharati read and re-read the letter and then tore it up.

Bharati never replied to any letters from Vineet after that. But Vineet never stopped writing. He filled his letters with interesting details of their life together and sent her beautiful photos of Annie and him together.

But Bharati didn’t relent.

Then there was that letter from Vineet asking her to sell the flat, quit her job and join him in America.

She didn’t reply to that letter either.

***

The bell rang. It was time for the School Assembly.

Bharati took her place along with the other school teachers. After Assembly, she went to her first English class. The time flew and she was already in her last class. Her knees hurt and she massaged them to make the pain go away. It had been a long, hot day and she was exhausted and tired.

She had just begun her class when there was a knock on her classroom door. She looked up to see a group of boys standing at the doorway.

‘Ma’am we have cricket selections today. We have come for Ajay.’

Bharati looked back at her class and saw a boy stand up. It was the same boy from the morning. He was smiling.

‘Can I go ma’am?’ he asked.

Suddenly, Bharati felt irritated. ‘No, you can’t. Can’t you see class is in progress here?’

 ‘But ma’am we have a match tomorrow and Ajay has to be there,’ the boys said in unison.

‘I don’t care if you have a match or not. This is the English class and I want you to leave and not disturb the class.’

The boys went away.

Bharati watched from the corner of her eye as Ajay sat down slowly, his smile fading away. Good, he wouldn’t dare smile at her again.

She went through the rest of the class, ignoring the whispering and Ajay’s ashen face. He was trying hard to keep his composure and looking straight ahead of him.

She closed her book as the bell rang and the boys filed out of class. Ajay took a long time packing his bag. He finally shuffled out, shoulders slumped and head bent.

‘Hunh, boys these days have their priorities all wrong,’ she told herself.  

But when Ajay did not turn up for class the next few days, Bharati covered her uneasiness with anger. How dare he miss class so that he could go and play cricket? She would have a talk with the principal about the boy. By the end of the week, when Ajay had still not turned up, she walked up to the Principal’s office.

 ‘Come in Mrs. Sharma. Any problems?’ asked the Principal pleasantly.

‘This boy in the tenth class, Ajay…’ she began hesitantly.

‘I’m sorry, Mrs. Sharma. I can’t do anything about it. I told him he had to qualify for the cricket team. The gall of the boy, he didn’t even turn up for the selections. I can’t do anything now. That was the only way I could convince the Board to waive his fees.’

Bharati sat down slowly. ‘Can…can you explain please?’ she asked, swallowing.

‘Look Mrs. Sharma, I had told him clearly that if he managed to get himself into the cricket team, I would put his name on the sports quota and give him a scholarship. Now, he has to pay his fees or quit the school,’

‘Wha…what?’ whispered Bharati

‘I’m sorry Mrs. Sharma, but that is the way it is,’ said the principal.

Bharati got up slowly and walked out of the room. That cheerful smiling boy? Why couldn’t he pay his fees? Then she remembered the frayed uniform, the torn shoes.

Oh god, what had she done?

She spotted a few Class ten boys and called out to them.

‘Where does Ajay live?’ she asked.

The boys fidgeted and looked at one another.

‘He didn’t get selected,’ said one of the boys, looking accusingly at her.

‘I know, I…I am sorry. I…please could you tell me where he lives?’

The boys hesitated and finally one of them nodded and told her.

Clutching the slip of paper with Ajay’s address on it, Bharati hailed a passing auto-rickshaw.

Ajay’s house was among a row of houses in a narrow and crowded by-lane. There were clothes hanging on lines outside the houses and children playing on the street. They looked up curiously at her as she got out of the auto.

Bharati knocked on Ajay’s door tremulously and waited for what seemed a long while, before the door was opened by an untidy and unkempt woman.

‘I came to see Ajay,’ said Bharati. ‘I am his teacher…from the school,’ she added, as the woman eyed her suspiciously.

‘If you have come to ask us to pay his school fees, we can’t. My husband has already told him to look for a job. We have six of our own to feed. When his parents died, they didn’t leave any money for him. Yes, my husband is his uncle, but we don’t have to pay for his fancy schooling as well.’

Bharati listened miserably. It was all her fault. She had punished Ajay because he looked like Vineet.

‘I have not come to ask you to pay the fees. I want to see him, please,’ she pleaded.

The woman sized her up silently and then yelled out, ‘Ajay, someone from the school to see you.’

Bharati stood at the open door for quite a while before Ajay came to the door. His shirt was crumpled and his hair was dishevelled.

‘Ma’am it’s you!’ said Ajay, confused. He quickly smoothened his shirt and ran a hand though his hair.

‘Ajay, I didn’t know…’ she had hesitantly.

‘Ma’am, it wasn’t your fault. I should have explained. But it was so difficult to talk about it. After my parents died, the only thing that kept me alive was the school and I was losing that too…’

‘Look Ajay, come home with me and we will have tea and talk about it and find a way. What do you say?’  

Ajay nodded.

***

Bharati watched as Ajay tucked into the samosas they had bought on the way for their tea. He had sat quietly while she boiled the tea and brought two steaming cups of masala tea.

He had reluctantly spoken of his dreams of wanting to study engineering, but when his parents had died, getting a sports quota had been his only hope of staying in the school. There was no rancour, just a resigned sadness. He was so like Vineet, so passionate when he talked about his dreams, yet ready with a smile, that lit his face.  

Before they had drained their tea, Bharati had convinced Ajay that she could afford his fees and that she really wanted to support his education.

After Ajay left, Bharati hummed a tune to herself while she cleared the table. When she went to check if her door was latched, she saw a letter under her door. Smiling to herself, she split open the cover and pulled out a letter with the familiar handwriting.

‘I know Ma, you haven’t forgiven me for marrying Annie and deserting you when you needed me. We are now going to have a baby and Annie and I want you to come visit us. No, I am not telling you to quit your job and come forever, just come for a short holiday. Please say yes, Ma.’

Bharati checked the wall calendar hanging in her living room. The summer vacation would start soon. She picked up her phone and booked a trunk call. A letter would not reach Vineet on time.    

Of course, she would say yes.

The End

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Jagannadham or DJ Review Movie director: Harish Shankar Cast: Allu Arjun, Pooja Hegde, Vennela Kishore, Rao Ramesh,....... When we buy a ticket for an Allu Arjun film, we known what we sign up for a popcorn entertainer, nothing more or nothing less. And the DJ team had promised that the ‘audience will have a blast’ in the theatre. A misfit, rebellious teenager from the Brahmin community, Duvvada Jagannadham, guns down five goons who try to kill an honest cop at a deserted public place. Without thinking twice, the same kid empties the remaining bullets into a rape accused at the police station from the same gun that he used to kill five bad people earlier that day. It was just the beginning of a series of killings that were about to follow. The honest cop, played by Murali Sharma, sees a warrior in the boy and lets him continue the killings with impunity to uphold justice and punish the wrongdoers so that he can sleep peacefully at night. About 15 minutes into the film, we are introduced to now adult Duvvada Jagannadham (played by Allu Arjun) one of the most loved youngsters in his community. A Brahmin youngster, who has mastered the Vedas and mantras, takes care of his family and its business that is catering services, respects elder, abides by the law (in the day) and keep preaching the right messages to the civil society. He is the ideal son and citizen when he is around his family members. When he steps away, his body and language completely change and he goes by the name DJ, a legend of sorts among the criminals. Any criminal who has the misfortune to see in person means that he has lived his last day on the earth. In simple words, he is a vigilante. But, director Harish Shankar, who has also written the film, has failed to give a solid reason to justify what drives a teenager to kill criminals in cold blood and continue doing so for years. It seems like he overlooked the necessity of logic while writing this film, hoping that the fans would accept Allu Arjun anyway and without questioning. DJ managed to capture the interest of the audience when the filmmakers released the teaser showing Allu in a non-glamorous avatar as a Brahmin boy. And the director has managed to milk that role in the film to the hilt to enthrall the audience. In a scene, DJ introduces himself to a group of goons, before killing them in style as the most interesting and entertaining character. But, actually, it is his Duvvada Jagannadham character that keeps the audience engaged throughout the film. His mannerism and dialogues draw some genuine laughs from the audience. When it comes to DJ, let’s say we have seen Allu playing that role in many films under various names in the past. Duvvada Jagannadham’s role is rather the only surprise in this regular run-of-the-mill commercial entertainer. Harish, meanwhile, has packed some punch into the screenplay of the film keeping hard-core Allu Arjun fans in mind. Allu’s performance is the mainstay. While we expected Vennela Kishore to deliver some rib-tickling comedy, his character and jokes fall flat. Allu excels in the comedy in the film too. It looks like the director has poured all the interesting ideas into one character and made DJ alias Duvvada Jagannadham Pooja Hegde has convincingly done the given job that is to look stunning in every frame of the film. Especially, she looks ravishing in all the song sequences. Rao Ramesh’s character that initially comes across as a clever antagonist, has been compromised just to benefit the DJ character. No other performances stand out in the film except Allu Arjun’s. It is a commercial entertainer made by the book and it works to some extent. And yes, composer Devi Sri Prasad’s music is a big plus and dance choreography is just the icing on the cake. In simple words DJ should be an entertainer for Allu Arjun fans & youths.

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IPL Teams 2017 Squad List

Last time of the Indian Premier League was without a doubt its most enabling release since the restriction's begin. Not just a ton of cricket records were broken, additionally the fans were kept genuinely associated with all through the season. The 2017 variation of the IPL is set to begin from fifth April, as the BCCI uncovered the timetable for the union. In this post, we examine how the eight social events have set up for this outstanding entry of the IPL. IPL accumulate list 2017 is put underneath.

Look at the Best Playing XI of all

Teams IPL Teams Squad players list

Mumbai Indians Rohit Sharma (Captain), Ambati Rayudu, Harbhajan Singh, Hardik Pandya, J Suchith, Jasprit Bumrah, Nitish Rana, Parthiv Patel, R Vinay Kumar, Shreyas Gopal, Siddhesh Lad, Lasith Malinga, Lendl Simmons, Kieron Pollard, Mitchell McClenaghan, Tim Southee, Jitesh Sharma, Krunal Pandya, Deepak Punia, Jos Buttler

Players acquired in the IPL Auction: Nicholas Pooran, Mitchell Johnson, Gowtham K, Saurabh Tiwary, Asela Gunarathne, K Khejroliya, Karn Sharma

Popular Challengers Bangalore Virat Kohli (Captain), Harshal Patel, Kedar Jadhav, Mandeep Singh, Sarfaraz Khan, Sreenath Aravind, Yuzvendra Chahal, Stuart Binny, Sachin Baby, Iqbal Abdulla, Shane Watson, AB de Villiers, Travis Head, Adam Milne, Chris Gayle, Akshay Karnewakar, Samuel Badree

Players acquired in the IPL Auction: Pawan Negi, Tymal Mills, Aniket Choudhary, Praveen Dubey, Billy Stanlake

Kolkata Knight Riders Gautam Gambhir (Captain), Kuldeep Yadav, Manish Pandey, Piyush Chawla, Robin Uthappa, Sheldon Jackson, Suryakumar Yadav, Ankit Rajpoot, Umesh Yadav, Yusuf Pathan, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Chris Lynn, Shakib Al Hasan

Players acquired in the IPL Auction: Trend Boult, Chris Woakes, Rishi Dhawan, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Rovman Powell, R Sanjay Yadav, Ishank Jaggi, Darren Bravo, Sayan Ghosh

Rulers XI Punjab Glenn Maxwell (Captain), Murali Vijay, Manan Vohra, Axar Patel, Anureet Singh, Gurkeerat Singh, Nikhil Naik, Sandeep Sharma, Shardul Thakur, Wriddhiman Saha, KC Cariappa, David Miller, Shaun Marsh, Armaan Jafeer, Pardeep Sahu, Swapnil Singh, Hashim Amla, Mohit Sharma, Marcus Stoinis

IPL 2017 Matches

Players acquired in the IPL Auction: Eoin Morgan, Rahul Tewatia, T Natarajan, Matt Henry, Varun Aaron, Martin Guptill, Darren Sammy, Rinku Singh

Sunrisers Hyderabad David Warner (Captain), Shikhar Dhawan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Bipul Sharma, KL Rahul, Naman Ojha, Parvez Rasool, Ricky Bhui, Siddharth Kaul, Deepak Hooda, Ashish Nehra, Yuvraj Singh, Barinder Sran, Abhimanyu Mithun, Moises Henriques, Kane Williamson, Mustafizur Rahman, Ben Cutting, Vijay Shankar

Players got in the IPL Auction: Tanmay Agarwal, Mohammad Nabi, Eklavya Dwivedi, Rashid Khan, Pravin Tambe, Chris Jordan, Ben Laughlin, Mohammed Siraj

Delhi Daredevils JP Duminy (Captain), Amit Mishra, Jayant Yadav, Mayank Agarwal, Mohammad Shami, Shahbaz Nadeem, Shreyas Iyer, Sanju Samson, Rishabh Pant, Zaheer Khan, Quinton de Kock, Chris Morris, Carlos Brathwaite, Sam Billings, SK Ahmed, Pratyush Singh, Chama Milind, Karun Nair

Players got in the IPL Auction: Angelo Mathews, Corey Anderson, Kagiso Rabada, Pat Cummins, Ankeet Bawne, Aditya Tare, M Ashwin, Navseep Saini, Shashank Singh

Team Players of IPL 2017

Rising Pune Supergiants Steve Smith (supervisor), MS Dhoni, Ajinkya Rahane, R Ashwin, Ankit Sharma, Ishwar Pandey, du Plessis, Mitchell Marsh, Baba Aparajith, Ashok Dinda, Jaskaran Singh, Adam Zampa, Rajat Bhatia, Deepak Chahar

Players gained in the IPL Auction: Ben Stokes, Jaidev Unadkat, Rahul Chahar, Saurabh Kumar, Daniel Christian, Milind Tandon, Rahul Tripathi, Manoj Tiwary, Lockie Ferguson, Ankush Bains

Gujarat Lions Suresh Raina (Captain), Ravindra Jadeja, Dhawal Kulkarni, Praveen Kumar, Pradeep Sangwan, Shivil Kaushik, Brendon McCullum, Dwayne Bravo, James Faulkner, Dwayne Smith, Aaron Finch, Andrew Tye, Shabad Jakati, Jaydev Shah

Players gained in the IPL Auction: Nathu Singh, Basil Thampy, TS Baroka, Manpreet Gony, Jason Roy, Munaf Patel, Chirag Suri, Shelley Shaurya, Shubam Agarwal, Pratham Singh, Aksh Deep Nath, Ishan Kishan

A fresh out of the compartment new time of the Indian Premier League is on the iron piece. Last season gave some dazzling matches and individual demonstrates that saw records topple. Regardless, come April 5 this year, the tenth variation of the restriction will move as every one of the eight social affairs go sledge and tongs at each other for an indisputable prize. Permit us to investigate a piece of the key players for each social affair.

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JP Duminy has been named head of the DD this season and the South African ought to satisfy a basic part with the bat for the side. Quinton de Kock, Chris Morris and Kagiso Rabada ought to all be key players for the establishment this season.

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Be that as it may, KXIP have been greatly sharp with their enlistment before the present year's resistance. Eoin Morgan and Darren Sammy will expect gigantic parts near to Glenn Maxwell and Shaun Marsh while Axar Patel will plan to build up his notoriety.

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KKR obtained three key players in the present player sell off with Trent Boult, Chris Woakes and Rishi Dhawan stamping for the establishment. Dhawan ought to go straight into the beginning lineup close by Boult.

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Rohit Sharma will expect a colossal part for the MI this season on the off chance that he is fit. Mitchell Johnson comes back to the establishment and ought to acknowledge a key part close by Lasith Malinga and Jaspreet Bumrah. Kieron Pollard had a peaceful season last time around and one would predict that the tremendous man will show appropriate reparations in 2017.

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This year, Rising Pune Supergiants have picked Steve Smith as officer supplanting MS Dhoni before the new season. Both players ought to expect fundamental parts for the get-together adjacent Ajinkya Rahane, Ravichandran Ashwin and Ben Stokes, who was a vital exchange stamping out the beginning late finished player bargains. SRH playing looks solid as well, with Adam Zampa, R Ashwin and Ashok Dinda wound up being the goliath entertainers.

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Authority Virat Kohli will doubtlessly be one of the key players for the RCB this season close by Chris Gayle and AB de Villiers. Shane Watson's wicket-crushing cutoff points sets him while new kid Tymal Mills will in like way be raring to go.

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David Warner, who SRH were overwhelmingly subject to last season will be one of the key players for the social event. Shikhar Dhawan's shape has been crude and the left-hander would need to make an important impression too. Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Ashish Nehra pack a punch with the ball and the establishment spent enormous cash on Afghan spinner Rashid Khan also. The IPL Points table will be animated here match by match.