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Movie Bluff Master.. Based on the premise that you can fool some people all the time, all folks some time but not everyone all the time.

"Without this song Janmashtami is incomplete..."

One must thank them for “Govina Ala Re” by Rafi which is a cult song of magnificent proportions till this day even today...07th September 23

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Episode 141 - The Manmohan, the Myth, the Legend: Bluff Master and Coolie

We celebrate the work of iconic masala director Manmohan Desai with two of his films, made twenty years apart. 

Notes:

Our episodes on Amar Akbar Anthony and Mard

Masala film

Manmohan Desai

The source that Erin looked at that had different information on Desai than what’s online is Tejaswini Ganti’s Bollywood: a guidebook to popular Hindi cinema 1st edition

Chhalia

1977

Bluff Master

We are concerned about Pran’s drug problem

Desai’s signature

Songs: “Chali Chali Kaisi Hawa,” “Are Husn Chala,” “Govina Aala Re,” and “Jab Se Tujhe Jaan”

Matt got his Dutch angles

(INTERVAL (“Mujhe Pine Ka Shauk” from Coolie)

Coolie

Listen to the very end to hear our thoughts on Allah Rakha

The film that almost killed Amitabh Bachchan

Songs: “Sari Duniya Ka Boj,” “Lambuji Lambuji Bolo Tinguji,” and “Accident Ho Gaya All Rakha,”

3-hour Bollywood movies versus 3-hour Hollywood movies

Nation-building and labour rights

Erin and Matt’s Letterboxd

Next time: 2022 year-end

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"Those who worship me and meditate on me constantly, without any other thought – I will provide for all their needs." ~Sri Krsna

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Golfvina is actually a design expert and a professional golf course competition.

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A New Start

Hello, I’m Govina. It’s been a long time to really start this account. I’m not very sure to be an active user. Actually, I made this account long time ago, hence, I can’t remember why I starting this. But the time finally comes when I want a site to share something. Don’t know will it be interesting or just another boring site there. Well, welcome to my weird world.

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A paradoxical dilemma:

It's a vivid movie production and it retain nearly ever you ry and things that you can imagine. But last night I fell on a dime or maybe my noodles dropped the quarter I almost made a A collect call for myself but suddenly the coin fell to the bottom of the payphone case which was empty of any rustling. Govina call, to myself, then the coin fell.. the case had been empty of any rustling, for years, maybe since I remember myself walking on Forty-second Street, Manhattan and seeing the crowd and the hustle and bustle of humanity dialing to their countries their family across the great ocean. Saw Ohanna that called Romania, and Lomumbba that called Zimbabwe. People of all colors of the rainbow

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Stricter Know Your Customer Procedures Questioned By Financial Institutions

 Photo credit: iStock Tightening AML regulation has led to stricter KYC procedures, leaving financial institutions maneuvering on a very thin line of trust between them and their clients. March 8, 2021. Regulators continue to refine anti-money laundering (AML) safeguards to combat financial crime: the new AML6 directive introduces a more complex KYC (Know Your Customer) process, mandating to widen the scope of required client data drastically. However, with the new requirements in place, financial institutions (FIs) are scratching their heads about balancing between seemingly invasive questioning of their customers while maintaining their trust and, most importantly, remaining AML compliant. In 2020, fines related to AML, KYC, data privacy for FIs hit a whopping $10.4 billion; thus, the tightening policies are not without precedent. Some of the regulators opt for a more flexible approach when enforcing new regulations; for instance, The Bank of Lithuania is deemed one of the most progressive EU regulators. In February, Jekaterina Govina, Executive Director of Supervision Services at the Bank of Lithuania, had highlighted that those market players should not go overboard while implementing additional compliance safeguards and only take proportionate measures to the perceived risks. According to Marius Galdikas, CEO at ConnectPay, it is great to see the Bank of Lithuania standing by its position as a forward-thinking regulator. Read the full article

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When she heard the news story of the 13 siblings allegedly held captive in their California home by their parents, Susanne Reisenbichler’s said her first reaction was, “Oh no. Somebody else.”

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Reisenbichler and her sons Govinda Angulo and Josef Reisenbichler said hearing the reports on the Turpin siblings brought back memories of what they experienced while being confined to a cramped New York City apartment until just a few years ago.

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department said 13 siblings — ages 2 to 29 — were allegedly being held captive at their home in Perris, California, by their parents David and Louis Turpin. When discovered, several of the children were “shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks in dark and foul-smelling surroundings,” the sheriff’s office said.

Authorities were alerted to the situation when a 17-year-old girl, who apparently escaped from the home, called 911 and said her 12 brothers and sisters were still being held captive there, the sheriff’s office said.

The parents David Turpin, 57, and Louise Turpin, 49, have each been charged with 12 counts of torture, 12 counts of false imprisonment, seven counts of abuse of a dependent adult and six counts of child abuse. David Turpin was also charged with one count of a lewd act on a child under the age of 14 by force, fear or duress. They have pleaded not guilty.

“I was horrified, and beyond that, it brought just a flood of emotions and memories and thoughts of my own experience and my children’s experience,” Reisenbichler told ABC News’ “20/20.” “It really was more than shocking. It was just so many emotions at once: a lot of compassion and empathy and also understanding and knowing exactly what they went through, what those children were feeling.”

Susanne Reisenbichler says since the documentary “The Wolfpack” was released she’s been working on her memoir and writing children’s books.

“It definitely struck a lot of chords throughout the years since that story has been told from our family. I’ve done what I can to put it away, but it’s brought back a lot of memories,” Govina Angulo, now 25, told “20/20.”

For more than a decade, Reisenbichler shared an apartment with her now-estranged husband Oscar Angulo, her oldest child and only daughter Visnu and her sons Govinda, his twin Narayana (who now goes by Josef), Mukunda, Bhagavan, Krsna (who now goes by Glenn) and Jagadesh (who now goes by Eddie).

Oscar Angulo, a Hare Krishna devotee from Peru, forbade his children and wife from leaving their apartment and held the front door’s only key. Aside from the few trips outside allowed for appointments or strictly controlled visits to New York tourist destinations, the children had no contact with the outside world.

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Twin bothers Govinda Angulo and Josef Reisenbichler reflected on their life since leaving the small New York City apartment they were confined to for over a decade.

“Our father was pretty paranoid about a lot of things,” Govinda said.

On the 16th floor of a public housing development which the family of nine called home in Manhattan’s Lower East Side, the children were raised in four small rooms, homeschooled by their mother. Neighbors told “20/20” they didn’t see the children.

By the time the children had reached their mid-teens, Angulo had covered the windows of the apartment with blankets, and claustrophobia began to take a hold on the brothers. It wasn’t until one day in 2010, that Mukunda, the third youngest who was 15 at the time, found the courage to step outside alone for the first time.

Though her family had more freedom and less harsh conditions than the Turpin siblings allegedly lived in, Reisenbichler said she found similarities between her family’s experiences and that of the Turpins.

“When I heard the 17-year-old, I thought, ‘Mukunda was 15 when he broke out, so it’s a very close age,’” Reisenbichler said.

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Until five years ago, the six Angulo brothers were rarely let outside.

“I can’t, you know, speak for every family who’s gone through similar experiences. But I guess … with anybody who’s … confined you only know people from that world that you’ve been confined to,” Josef, now 25, said. “I think we knew in our gut that our situation was not right and we just didn’t fully understand it and but… because you have only each other to reach out to and to make the best you can out of it with whatever you can because a bond happens.”

After the boys, known as “the Wolfpack,” started leaving the apartment more often, they eventually gained more freedom to explore the outside world.

For years, the family didn’t have any outside friends until the brothers met director Crystal Moselle, who befriended them after she saw the boys walking down the streets of the Manhattan with their waist-long dark hair and sunglasses.

Moselle turned the family’s story into the documentary, “The Wolfpack,” which debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in 2015. And their lives haven’t been the same since.

Reisenbichler said it’s a complex question to ask why her children didn’t leave their homes sooner.

“Most people have that thought, ‘Why didn’t you leave? Why didn’t you get out?’ And that is whether the questioner realizes it or not,” Reisenbichler said. “It’s projecting blame onto the victim or the survivor, you know, asking, ‘Why didn’t you do this?’ Because it’s a very, very complex situation and it’s not easy to understand.”

Govinda Angulo

The Angulo brothers who starred in the documentary “The Wolfpack” say they continue to adjust to life outside of their apartment.

Josef said it’s fear of the outside world fostered by his father that made it especially hard to leave.

“That’s why it’s hard to break out and why you hold back for so long and why you hold back from any kind of help that may be possible, because it’s the conditioning, whether you realize it or whether you feel in your gut that it’s wrong. It’s very hard to break that especially when you become used to it your whole life,” Josef said.

Josef said that as his family met more people and slowly got to know more of what it was outside of their apartment, he feared what would happen in the future.

“’Do we go back? Do we break away from it forever?’” Josef recalled thinking. “It’s a break in your reality and you don’t know what’s going to happen and you don’t really know especially how to feel about it. You don’t know that you feel that this is a good thing or if this could just be a road to some [worse] thing.”

Though they said their lives have since changed for the better, Govinda said the experience will always be a part of them.

“In a way, it’s shaped us for who we are… I don’t know how we would’ve turned out if it had been something with the Turpins we went through,” Govinda said.

Govinda Angulo

Govinda Angulo, left, and two of his brothers are pictured together riding the train.

Reisenbichler said she watched as her sons overcame the hurdles of learning “how the everyday little details of a normal society are carried out.”

“They had to learn directions and how to go places and what subway lines went where and how to pay for a subway card and how to use the subway card. That was a really big thing, and just things like paying for food in the grocery store or going to buy a notebook … let alone preparing for job applications,” Reisenbichler said. “If you’ve never seen it and you’ve never dealt with it, it’s overwhelming. And I really have to give my children a lot of credit in how extremely well they’ve just handled everything, and just, you know, bounced through and they’ve just embraced all of the things that they’ve had to learn and catch up on, that people who are 10 years old already know normally in our society.”

“Some of the hardest adjustments I think mostly is having personal connections with other people because you feel you don’t,” Josef said. “Your own reality and our reality was so far removed.”

“In reality, we’re still adjusting,” Govinda said.

Today, many of the brothers have moved out of the apartment, and Oscar Angulo no longer lives there.

“My husband is no longer living at the apartment, and there was a big celebration for that. And I am still little by little continuing to work on a memoir of my life and my time with my children. And I’m also in the middle of working on some children’s books,” Reisenbichler said.

Both Josef and Govinda share an apartment with a friend.

When asked if they had a message for the Turpin siblings, Reisenbichler said, “I would like to say to the family that, don’t lose faith and don’t lose hope.”

“And however hard it will be, don’t be afraid to connect, to reach to people,” Govinda said.

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A bunch of OCs of mine from my original story, new name to be decided. The first draft of it I started in 2014, which I then put on hiatus, and now I’m simply doing a revamp of the whole thing. The story actually has some fantasy/magic elements but here I just wanted to depict the characters in normal school days settings. Anyway hope you like them ^-^

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Makna dan Arti Nama Anak Kembar Syahnaz dan Jeje Govina http://j.mp/2FhbSc9 http://j.mp/2FhbSc9

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SARA ALI KHAN’s CHEMISTRY IN ‘COOLIE No.1’ GIVES GOVINDA ENTERTAINER A FRESH EDGE :

SARA ALI KHAN’s CHEMISTRY IN ‘COOLIE No.1’ GIVES GOVINDA ENTERTAINER A FRESH EDGE :

Sara Ali Khan and Varun Dhawan refresh Govina-Karisma Kapoor entertainer.On Sara Ali Khan’s birthday on Monday, Coolie No 1 officially dropped its first look with Varun Dhawan in the get-up while a glam Sara embraced him. Two new posters of Coolie No 1 – the retread of Govinda-Karisma Kapoor superhit – were shared online early on Monday morning.While one has Varun astride a cart used often by…

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Lithuania ICO Guidelines: ‘Brave New Crypto Economy Is Here To Stay’

Lithuania’s finance ministry has unveiled new ICO guidelines, continuing its efforts to unite sections of the country’s finance sector and nascent blockchain economy.

Lithuanian Govt: ICOs ‘Should Be Regulated’

The document, released June 11, comes in the form of a multidimensional “interpretation” of securities laws, and explains under what circumstances they would apply to ICO tokens.

In a commentary on the release, Minister of Finance Vilius Šapoka notes:

We do believe that certain usage of it, such us ICOs, should be regulated. […] Lithuania already has an exceptional regulatory advantage. We are one of the first ones in Europe who prepared comprehensive Guidelines on legal framework for ICO projects covering regulatory as well as taxation and accounting.

He concludes:

We acknowledge that the brave new crypto economy world is here to stay, this is why we encourage and invite its participants to innovate and create in Lithuania.

‘Dialog Established’

Governing various aspects of ICOs’ interaction with the Lithuanian economy, the document covers taxes and AML in addition to token classification.

Central to whether or not a token constitutes a security in the eyes of Lithuanian regulators are “profits and governance rights”; if an offering “grants” either of these once purchased, the token is a security.

Taken as a whole, the new release should act as “another step towards more certainty and transparency in the regulatory, taxation, accounting, and other requirements as well as better cooperation between different stakeholders.”

In April, Lithuania began examining cryptocurrency more closely, the central bank setting up a “roundtable” with banks, regulators and other financial market participants.

The bank’s financial strategy coordinator Jekaterina Govina said at the time:

It’s necessary that banks speak to those who have carried out an ICO or those who convert cryptocurrencies into conventional money. A dialog has been established and it remains to be seen where it will lead us.

What do you think about Lithuania’s ICO Guidelines? Let us know in the comments section below!

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