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[indiaglitztamil]

In this exclusive interview with IndiaGlitz Tamil, actress Gayathri Krishnan shares her experience of getting the chance to act in the hit Tamil serial Ethirneechal, which airs on Sun TV. She also gives insights into the challenges of playing Jhansi Rani's character in the Ethirneechal serial, as well as some behind-the-scenes moments with the cast and crew. Gayathri also talks about the response she received for her performance in the Ayali web series.

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That Other Blogger: Elancharan Gunasekaran

Untitled I’ve been super busy and not using wordpress, let alone the reader. But the first person I looked up was a poet friend, Elancharan Gunasekaran. Take a stroll down his site. He has a gift for saying a lot in a few words. –Sarah Torribio >>last post <<next post

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Ethir Neechal - a summary

Hi kids

It's really all my grandparents talk about at this rate, and as a erratic, occasional episode watcher, I take it upon myself to dot-point in a post before hitting the specifics (meaning I sporadically watch the occasional episode and string together the whatevers because there's more than 700 episodes and I have only one braincell).

INTRODUCTION

We start with Janani, a successfully graduated from university human lady (I'm on my last straw with my second year, struggling so very hard to not pull the plug on my life because I'm an idiot box), who was vibing as one does until her father is all "It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife" and marries her off into the first family he finds, which he thinks, will be nice to his kid and let her climb corporate ranks and ultimately get a cushy CEO job.

Turns out the family is full of misogynistic dicks. Oops. Her ambitions of becoming a CEO of god knows what crumble but this lady starts asking questions and starts a revolt, a feminist movement if you will, to help the women of the family give their "fuck you" to the patriarchy.

THE CHARACTERS

Janani: lady who was raised right by her dad to have some self-respect and honestly needs a fucking nap.

Le brothers:

I only start with them because fleshing out who the sisters are and why they are the way they are is easier with context (spoiler, these guys are dipshits)

Brother no 1 - Gunasekaran: Janani's brother in law and the head of the misogynist family. He's the dude we hate, psychologically fucks up the other three brothers by making sure, like him, they don't get an education and thus can't think for themselves, believes women should be stuck in the kitchen, raising kids then burying themselves alive. He makes sure that these women have educations from universities before degrading them completely. He's a real one.

Brother no 2 - Gnanasekaran: Bro has no fucking clue about what life is but I think he may have half a braincell floating in there so there's that.

Brother no 3 - Kathir: Bro has no braincell. Bro lacks anything in there. Bro and critical thinking are Venn diagrams with their circles not within existence of each other.

Brother no 4 - Shakthi: Bro desperately needs a therapist but because this is a desi serial depicting a backwards family, I bet you my goofy Batman magnet he will never see one. He's married to Janani and is essentially malewife. We don't mind him eventually.

Le co-sisters

Eshwari: married to Gunasekaran and I fucking love this lady because she reminds me of my grandma and my grandma is the bestest. She's a vibe, needs a therapist and lots of hugs for having a husband that fucked up.

Renuka: married to Gnanasekaran. She's observant, and sort of the in between, I love her and she needs a therapist and somehow strikes me as a possible cat lady if she'd never married this jackass. I mean this as the biggest compliment possible.

Nandhini: my grandpa's first favourite and my second. She's a sass master, spirit crushed by the dicks of this family and she deserves all the hugs. She's comic relief and smart about how she talks (brash as well, which is where Renuka levels her out).

The Other Characters

Pattamal: absolute BAMF. She's Gunasekaran's grandma and she's kicked ass and taken names. Highly educated, crapped by this family and found her feet once Janani enters and starts the "wtf are you guys smoking, this is not the 1800's".

Aathirai: Sister to the brothers, a piece of shit in the beginning by bullying her sister-in-laws and pulling absolutely no weight around her brothers. Then when her brother marries her off to some insane, far more abusive family she sees the light and starts to help the sister-in-laws. More on that later.

Visalatchi: the mother of the three brothers, toxic patriarchal mindset, is a garbage person to women in the household despite being one. She sees almost no wrong in her sons.

Wooo that was a rant. More to come. There's plenty to unpack with the garbled stuff I've got over the episodes I've seen and my grandma's narrations for the ones I've missed.

Gonna hit the coma, the best eight hours out of the rest of my idiot twenty four hours.

Outis

[fresatechnologies]

Happy Birthday to Gunasekaran G, CTO On this momentous day, we wish you a very happy birthday to our CTO! The person who bridges the gap between technology and business goals. May your forward-thinking approach consistently elevate our standards, paving the way for unparalleled achievements fresa | #freightsolutions | #freightforwarding | #import | #g2reviews | #HighPerformer | #Winter2024 | #LeaderAsiaWinter | #AsiaPacificWinter | #SmallBusinessWinter | #IndiaWinter | #EMEA_Winter | #logistics | #supplychain | #transportation | #freightforwardingsoftware | #bestfreightforwardingsoftware | #logisticssoftware | #ERP | #cto | ##management | #BirthdayCelebration | #happybirthday

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"Indian Summer & Faith"/elancharan gunasekaran

Indian Summer & Faith

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"Unveiling Grandma's Life-Changing Ethirneechal: Her Wise Advice For Ishwari and Nandini Will Leave You Astonished!"

In the latest episode of the television show “Ethirneechal,” Grandma offers advice to Gunasekaran’s daughter-in-law about their good deeds. She also extends an invitation to them for the upcoming factory opening ceremony. Ishwari and Nandini discuss Grandma’s advice, while Shakti and Janani agree that it is better to be transparent in their actions. Gunasekaran informs Karikalan about the…

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"Unveiling Grandma's Life-Changing Ethirneechal: Her Wise Advice For Ishwari and Nandini Will Leave You Astonished!"

In the latest episode of the television show “Ethirneechal,” Grandma offers advice to Gunasekaran’s daughter-in-law about their good deeds. She also extends an invitation to them for the upcoming factory opening ceremony. Ishwari and Nandini discuss Grandma’s advice, while Shakti and Janani agree that it is better to be transparent in their actions. Gunasekaran informs Karikalan about the…

[blogynewsz]

"Unveiling Grandma's Life-Changing Ethirneechal: Her Wise Advice For Ishwari and Nandini Will Leave You Astonished!"

In the latest episode of the television show “Ethirneechal,” Grandma offers advice to Gunasekaran’s daughter-in-law about their good deeds. She also extends an invitation to them for the upcoming factory opening ceremony. Ishwari and Nandini discuss Grandma’s advice, while Shakti and Janani agree that it is better to be transparent in their actions. Gunasekaran informs Karikalan about the…

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Secure Communication for 5G and IoT Networks

Secure Communication for 5G and IoT Networks

Secure Communication for 5G and IoT Networks S Velliangiri, M Gunasekaran, P Karthikeyan This book highlights research on secure communication of 5G and the Internet of Things (IoT) Networks, along with related areas to ensure secure and Internet-compatible IoT systems. The authors not only discuss 5G and IoT security and privacy challenges, but also energy efficient approaches to improving the…

[emceenandy]

CEE Team Thamizharasan Nandhini & Lambo with #puthiyathalaimurai & #news18 fame #Gunasekaran at at #jfx #grand #media #awards https://www.instagram.com/p/BkuXTWZgxom/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1d5lsfvkvhfy1

[indiaglitztamil]

Ethirneechal Child Artist Thara talks about her experience working on the Ethirneechal serial. Thara shares her thoughts on working with Director Thiruselvam and even does a hilarious mimicry of Gunasekaran's character from the serial. In addition to her acting career, Thara also reveals her desire to work with Thalapathy Vijay and sings Ranjithame song from Varisu. Ethir Neechal is a Tamil serial, it stars Madhumitha, Kaniha, Priyadarshini Neelakandan and Haripriya in lead roles and is written and directed by V. Thiruselvam. The serial revolves around the lives of these four women and their personal struggles, relationships, and ambitions. Ethirneechal serial has been appreciated by critics for the realistic portrayal of women and their issues.

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— elancharan gunasekaran

soft enough to fail spring clouds drift apart — elancharan gunasekaran Above is another jewel written by one of my favorite wordpress writers. Check Elancharan Gunasekaran out. His imagery is out of this world. >>last post <<next post

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நீர் என் வாழ்க்கையானீர் -Neer En Vazkaiyaneer

நீர் என் வாழ்க்கையானீர் -Neer En Vazkaiyaneer

நீர் என் வாழ்க்கையானீர்என் வாழ்வின் ஒளியானீர்-2உம்மை ஆராதிப்பேன் ஆராதிப்பேன்ஆராதிப்பேன் என்றுமே-2-நீர் என் 1.இரவெல்லாம் எனக்காய் நொறுக்கப்பட்டீர்உடல் எல்லாம் காயங்களானதே-2என் நிழலானவர் என் உயிரானவர்என் செல்வமும் நீரே-2-நீர் என் 2.தேவனின் ஆட்டுக்குட்டிபலியாய் நின்றது எனக்காய் ஏங்கி-2என் இயேசுவே இயேசுவேஎன் செல்வமும் நீரே-2-நீர் என் 3.எனக்காய் சிலுவையில் நீர் மரித்தீர்உம் திரு இரத்தம்…

[updexnews]

Indian-Origin Cop Jailed For 7 Months For Pawning 2 Police-Issued iPads The court had found Hemavathy Gunasekaran guilty of the offence in June 2020 (Representational) Singapore: An Indian-origin policewoman in Singapore was sentenced to seven months in jail on Monday for criminal breach of trust for misappropriating two police-issued iPads by pawning them at a shop.

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Your Weekly Insight into SA Culture Horror! - Chandramukhi

A breakdown of a cultural icon, and this 🤏🏾 close to a love letter to @crookedmouth-mountainbones, mod for the event and enthusiast of both Zhayu and horror. (There’s been… almost seventeen Chandramukhi films? WHAT?)

First things first, we’ll knock the mythology out of the way. Last week we looked at the ocean, otherwise a Hinduistic dive into La, your beloved Koizilla. I snuck in a subtle hint that Tui was next… Chandra, meaning “bright, shining, glittering”, is the moon god. Yes, he’s gay for Agni (no, please, from what I’ve read he’s pretty straight 😭).

Two stories of interest when it comes to this ladies’ man. He fell in love, illegitimately, with the star goddess Tara, ending in a declaration of war: gods fighting on Tara’s husband’s side, and asuras fighting on Chandra’s side. Oof. The guy went on to have many other consorts, representing the 27 closest constellations to the moon (aww). He was devoted to Rohini the most, and when the rest of his 26 wives got cranky enough to snap, dude got cursed.

^ Rohini, for one, is the personified star Aldebaran, brightest in the Taurus constellation. Her designation is therefore Alpha Tauri.

Another fun story (further highlighting this dude’s terrible luck): the Hindu tale behind the moon phases! Ganesha, the absolute icon of an elephant god, was returning from a hearty feast, certainly full after gorging on his favorite sweets, modaks (google for mouth-watering image results). When a snake slithered onto his path, the animal he was riding on spooked and turned tail, and Ganesha fell hard on his stomach… and all that sweetness came right back up.

Chandra, witnessing this, busted a gut, causing Ganesha to break off one of his tusks in fury and chuck it at the moon’s face. Then he cursed him (again) to never be whole… the reasons for waxing and waning, and the large crater on the moon, visible even from earth.

Okay, so where the heck were we? Horror? 😂

Well, somewhat relevant! Chandramukhi combined comedy with thriller-horror elements and racked up half a billion rupees in the box office, going on to win about eleven awards from different film-honoring associations. Two actors were awarded the Kalaimanami, the highest honor a Tamil Nadu citizen can receive, and it was the first Tamil film to be dubbed in German as “The Ghost Hunters”... okay, okay, point made.

Chandramukhi, if you’ve already guessed part of the name, means “moon-faced” or “as beautiful as the moon”. The film itself was a HUGE hit. I remember being a kid and going cold at the sight and sound of her: rattling anklets and bugged-out eyes, an unhinged, murderous voice… The movie has everything: haunted mansion, twisted-up love affairs, a mysterious and harrowing origin story for a spirit out for vengeance, things unexpectedly breaking and catching fire, poisoned coffee, a pushed fish tank, strange singing in the night… exorcisms! And split personality disorder! (Though, like James McAvoy’s performance in Split, a poor representation of the actual condition.)

The famous “Raa, Raa” track came out of the film - meaning “Come, Come” - and so did the “Lakka lakka…” sound Chandramukhi makes, goading her prey to her (popular among children! I might recall schoolmates chasing me around with this… I hated it 😂). The line uttered by Prahbu to the protagonist, translated to “What atrocity is this, Saravanan?” is used sometimes to the effect of irony and surprise. We can meme, too! With the best of ‘em!

Now, Chandramukhi’s actual story is a bit sad.

A tear-jerker of an explanation here. A hundred and fifty years ago, the woman as beautiful as the moon was a dancer in the city of Vizianagaram. This city was visited by the king Vettaiyan, who was immediately bewitched by her, and brought her to his palace by force… where she lived the rest of her life under his ownership. She provided royal entertainment, yet refused to reciprocate his advances, already in love with a dancer named Gunasekaran. When the king discovered she was meeting her lover in secret, he had Gunaeskaran beheaded and Chandramukhi burned alive in front of his court. Her spirit became bent on vengeance in the afterlife, and after Vettaiyan’s many priests and sorcerers were finally able to tame her, was locked in a corner of the palace and guarded by a king cobra.

Ganga, the character in the film who transforms into the newly-possessed (-ive?) Chandramukhi, exhibits “split personality disorder”, in that her actions as a crazed murderess are distinct from a loving and oblivious young woman. The iconic “tie bell anklets around her feet to hear if she sleepwalks, confirming Ganga and Chandramukhi are one and the same” scene is branded in my memory. Spooky!

Shine bright! Catch you next time ;p