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This week I chose innovative artists that are pushing the envelope, possessing a singular sound! The playlists features Zhone, S!MONE, BABIBOI, FKA twigs, Monet’s Pond and more!

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Art: Fiebre Bohemia, 2024. Diamante Feliz.

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Adrina with Rahim Bobby and Lucas 🤭 she's everywhere

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Afua and Willem.

Will is my favorite spouse of the week

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MOST INFLUENTIAL PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR 2024: Miss Farwa

"It is very common for students to choose a career path that is not compatible with their abilities, which often leads to massive failure, depression, and anxiety. My passion is to guide them, provide consultancy, and help them grow both physically and mentally.

I am a motivational speaker, career consultant, life coach, communication coach, study skills coach, teacher trainer, corporate trainer, and behavioral and social psychologist. My passion is to increase the productivity of your children by helping them perceive facts the way they are supposed to be.

I am Miss Farwa from Rahim Yar Khan.

Details of my awards:

1. Sir Syed Ahmed Khan Award

2. Udaan Literature Award 2023

3. State Youth Power Award 2023

4. APPWA Award 2023

5. Iconic Award 2024

6. Cherry Joffer Award (India) 2024

7. Certificate of High Performance from Pakistan Council of Creative Counseling

8. Voice of Youth Award 2024

9. Hero's Award 2024

10. Tum Sa Hi Pakistan Award 2024

11. Emerging Leader Award 2024 (Ministry of Human Rights, Government of Pakistan)

12. Youth Icon Award 2024

13. Human Rights Counsel Award 2024

14. Stat youth power award

🌸Lunched my book from India .

🌸Director professional development

Rotaract Club of Bahawalpur City

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Best Bomber Jackets for Men in 2024

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Best Bomber Jackets for Men in 2024

 Abdur Rahim

 September 6, 2024

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Bomber Jackets for Men in 2024 The bomber jacket is an iconic piece of men’s fashion that has transcended decades and trends. Originally designed for military pilots, this jacket has evolved into a wardrobe essential for men. It offers style and functionality, making it a versatile option for various occasions.

In this article, we’ll explore the best bomber jackets for men in 2024, breaking down different styles, materials, and brands to help you find the perfect one.

Table of Contents

What is a Bomber Jacket Best Bomber Jackets for Men in 2024

History of the Bomber Jacket

Modern Evolution

Key Features of Bomber Jackets Best Bomber Jackets for Men

1. Fabric Choices

2. Fit and Structure

3. Details and Finishes

Best Bomber Jackets for Men in 2024

1. Alpha Industries MA-1 Bomber Jacket

2. Schott NYC Leather Bomber Best Bomber Jackets

3. H&M Nylon Bomber Jacket

4. Gucci Satin Bomber Jacket

How to Style a Bomber Jacket

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When It Comes To Football, There’s No Better Place Than “Maidaan”!

Witness the underdog story of Indian football during the 1950s era when one man revolutionized the history of the game! When the Indian football team was in distress, there appeared only one person who could revive and connect them as a team. He was Coach Syed Abdul Rahim who is regarded as an iconic figure in Indian sports history. Maidaan (2024): The Legacy Of The Golden Era Of Indian Football! https://youtu.be/wZ9hWlBLRLY?si=JNvhmwKZfAmOpCN- Co-produced by Boney Kapoor, and co-written and directed by Amit Sharma, a biographical sports drama on India’s esteemed football coach Syed Abdul Rahim titled “Maidaan”, translated as “The Field”, hit the Bollywood screens on April 11, 2024. The movie focuses on the challenges faced by Rahim and the sacrifices he made to overcome societal obstacles and make the Indian football team triumph and gain recognition on the world stage. Maidaan (2024) Official Trailer: https://youtu.be/bJI0Kj0OgNo?si=eNagF3As6bNvFs1t The Good: This time, it is football and the legendary coach whose biography this movie happens to be is the late Syed Abdul Rahim (played by Ajay Devgn). Rahim’s immense contribution towards the Indian football team that led India to achieve gold medals in the Asian Games has been highlighted. Under his efficient leadership, the Indian football team even qualified for the semi-finals of the 1956 Summer Olympics which was indeed a big thing in the history of Indian football as football is a not so recognized sport in India. If you are a true Indian, you will experience proud moments upon seeing India’s triumph under Rahim’s guidance. You may have seen Bollywood sports dramas like Shah Rukh Khan’s “Chak De India”, Akshay Kumar’s “Gold”, and Ranveer Singh’s “83”. The plot of “Maidaan” can be connected to these movies as the story looks more or less similar, a coach or the captain making the Indian sports team achieve laurels in a world tournament. You may wonder, then what's special about Maidaan? It’s the same story again, isn’t it? Many legendary coaches and team captains have made India win in tournaments and this is yet another similar story. One Man, One Dream: Victory For India! https://youtu.be/ymUrtzG3h2I?si=RftzDiLfTfSNglUo But believe me, it’s Ajay Devgn’s stellar performance that sets Maidaan apart from any other biographical sports drama that you may have seen till now. Two types of audiences usually watch football-based dramas at the theaters. The first category signifies those who connect with the game and know all about it. The second category indicates those who just visit the theater to enjoy any movie they can. For a three-hour-long sports drama, keeping the audience engaged is not a piece of cake. Ajay Devgn’s larger-than-life character in Maidaan is so strong that it brings both these categories of audiences to the same level, keeping them glued to the screens with excitement! Ajay Devgn’s confidence, body language, and dialogue delivery in any role he plays is remarkable. Coach Rahim’s history has been written in gold in Indian football’s history and Ajay brought this esteemed character to life in the movie. The technical aspects of the football game haven’t been portrayed much. It’s the magic of Ajay’s motivational dialogues which he passes on to his team and changes the game. In short, Ajay as Coach Rahim acts as an adhesive between football and entertainment! The Track “Team India Hain Hum”: We Are Team India! https://youtu.be/-6AWhtDKkHA?si=Geb_Q1ydOHiTNBA9 Maidaan’s presentation is outstanding. The screenplay has been presented with twists and turns that add to the suspense and thrill. Trust me, even if you don’t enjoy watching football, you will upon watching this movie. The impact of the screenplay is so immense! Maidaan has been directed by Amit Sharma who is known for making emotional cinema in Bollywood. That’s the reason after watching the climax, you wouldn’t want to leave the theater. The amazing part of the play is it turns a comedian like Gajraj Rao into a villainous journalist whom you will probably hate. Priyamani as Rahim’s wife looked convincing in every scene she did. You will even come across many historic football players in the movie. The best part was the background music. The background music during the tournaments was simply out of the world! Maidaan (2024) Final Trailer: https://youtu.be/tZMkLuvLfbg?si=Nlx-g70aTG-csE9q The Bad: I am a bit disappointed with the cinematography in Maidaan. The visuals appeared dull. Maybe the makers wanted to create a retro effect of the 1950s era and that’s what made them purposefully create somber visuals. This film was set to be released in 2020. However, it was finally released four years later in 2024 on account of COVID-19, cyclonic storms, and post-production work-related delays. This made the film appear old as filmmaking styles have changed a lot in four years. Maidaan (2024) The Musical Trailer: https://youtu.be/7MsBfF8D-T4?si=M9bhgXd9KRCKm-JK The Verdict: Cheer and shed a proud tear because Maidaan is not just about Coach Rahim and football. It’s also about the emotions that are associated with the game. Those emotions impact the minds of the audience as well as bind a team with its coach so that together they set to achieve a mission, Victory! https://youtu.be/cOZzxbu9KOA?si=wfzDR0Yyi2nXdwvQ Read the full article

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Film Friday: Dive into Cinematic Delights of April

Dive into a world of cinematic excitement this Film Friday with a lineup that promises thrills, heart, and adrenaline. Dev Patel’s gripping directorial debut, “Monkey Man,” delivers bone-breaking action against the backdrop of India’s underworld. Meanwhile, “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire” roars back with epic monster battles and shocking revelations. Discover the inspiring tale of coach Syed Abdul Rahim in “Maidaan,” and journey through the highs and lows of Punjabi music legend Amar Singh Chamkila in Imtiaz Ali’s biopic. Plus, explore the poignant story of widows in the Sundarbans in “Bonbibi: Widows of the Wild.” Get ready for a cinematic adventure like no other!

MONKEY MAN

Dev Patel’s directorial debut, Monkey Man, is a brutal and stylish action film with echoes of John Wick, but set in the underbelly of India. Patel himself stars as a nameless fighter who unleashes his rage on the corrupt elite responsible for his past trauma. Expect bone-breaking fight choreography, stunning visuals, and a relentless pace. While the plot might be familiar, Monkey Man’s raw energy and unique setting make it a must-watch for action fans.

GODZILLA X KONG: THE NEW EMPIRE

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire roars back into theaters with a new monstrous foe threatening both titans and humanity. This sequel to Godzilla vs. Kong dives deep into the history of these legendary creatures, exploring their origins and an ancient battle that bound them to humankind. Expect spectacular monster brawls and shocking revelations about the hidden world beneath our feet. While some critics felt it lacked the emotional punch of 2023’s Godzilla Minus One, fans of epic monster mayhem will find plenty to satisfy them in The New Empire.

MAIDAAN

“Maidaan” chronicles the inspiring journey of legendary coach Syed Abdul Rahim (Ajay Devgn). Who led the Indian football team to victory in the 1950s and 60s. Devgn delivers a powerful performance as Rahim, battling prejudice and building a unified team. The film celebrates India’s forgotten “Golden Era” of football with thrilling match sequences and heartfelt moments. While some criticize the overlong runtime, “Maidaan” is a compelling sports biopic that will ignite your patriotism and leave you cheering for the underdog.

AMAR SINGH CHAMKILA

Directed by Imtiaz Ali, “Amar Singh Chamkila” chronicles the rise and fall of the iconic Punjabi singer Amar Singh Chamkila (played by Diljit Dosanjh) and his musical partner Amarjot Kaur. Praised for its energetic portrayal of 80s Punjab and the duo’s socially conscious music. The film has been lauded by critics for its powerful performances, particularly Dosanjh’s, and A.R. Rahman’s stirring soundtrack. Early buzz suggests this biopic is a must-watch for fans of both Bollywood and Punjabi music. Offering a glimpse into a legendary artist’s life cut tragically short.

BONOBIBI: WIDOWS OF THE WILD

Bonbibi: Widows of the Wild explores the harsh realities of widows in the Sundarbans, India. Who lose their husbands to tiger attacks. Starring Parno Mittra, the film follows Resham, a young widow navigating life in a community with strict traditions. When a British couple is brutally attacked for trying to help the village, Resham finds an unlikely connection with a musician, Himon. Their budding romance challenges the status quo, forcing Resham and the widows to fight for love and a chance at a new life against a powerful local leader.

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The Endlessness of Time

A tribute to M. D. Ramanathan

by

Ramanathan N. Iyer

M. D. Ramanathan, perhaps the most unique maestro amongst all the giants of 20th century Carnatic music, has been written about and feted quite a bit, especially in this centenary year that another attempt might seem rather superfluous. But MDR, to me, remains the benchmark for two aspects - 1) the effective conveyance of emotion through voice alone and 2) the utilization of time as an infinite resource!

He is the arresting figure - physically as well as musically - that as an eight-year-old, I first set my eyes on at the Navaratri Mandapam in Thiruvananthapuram. As he emerged in full six-foot plus glory after a memorable concert along with Palakkad Mani Iyer, the awe-inducing percussion genius, the first impression was so vivid because the imposing physical stature matched my mental picture when I first heard that booming voice on radio, singing a Tamizh composition whose lyrics were something that even a child could connect with. It described the duality of Vishnu & Shiva (Hari and Haran) in such simple language and was sung in a way that I, that listening child, could vividly imagine the serpent coiled around Shiva's neck and on whom Vishnu lay in repose. If someone could do abhinayam - enactment - with voice alone and convey a powerful message, this was it. And that Athana remains the benchmark of instant, indelible raga identity.

That fascination evolved into years of listening to his music with a rapt attention that he commanded rather than demanded. Each time the takeaway is how he disproves the popular notion that time is a scarce resource. In a world that's always in a tearing hurry, how did he alone make leisurely pauses even in the middle of an alapana or neraval or swaraprastara to let the mood sink in, to let us absorb the raga swarupa... ? How did he manage to untie and adjust his tuft with a naughty smile mid-lyric, yet maintain the kalapramanam (tempo) and resume without batting an eyelid? Where a restless human mind craves continuous input to keep it occupied, how did he engage us with the beauty of silence? In the Bhairavi swarajati, he conveys the stately gait of the elephant in madamatta gajagama padmabhava hari shambhunutapada; and describes vividly the lion and the intoxicated tusker in mada danuja vaarana mrugendrarcchita all while maintaining the tempo with just the inflections in the voice! Who else can describe to us in such detail the scene of the coronation in Mamava Pattabhirama with all its pageantry and a long list of nobles flanking the throne? Or that utterly delectable neraval at nIla nIrada sarIra, in Balagopala Palaya where Krishna's detail is conveyed exactly as Muttuswami Dikshitar would have visualized him while composing.

MDR also stands out, of course, for peerless enunciation of slokam and vrttam. The most remarkable one I have heard is surely ratnakarosti sadanam which he has wonderfully detailed in Todi. This lyric which describes the ocean full of diamonds as the Lord's residence with Lakshmi occupying pride of place and Radha occupying His mindspace is the work of Abdul Rahim Khan-i-Khanan, a military general in Akbar's army who was also a Persian & Samskrtam scholar! The recording of MDR singing this followed by a delightful explanation in his unique accent is something that has invariably left me in tears.

I had the fortune of playing a small part in preserving his rich legacy. It started out as a chance encounter over an Internet discussion forum where a friend tipped me off that the person with a cryptic login name who had posted recently about MDR might actually be Balaji, the legend's son. On an impulse I shot off an e-mail, enquiring bluntly whether that was true and asking if he had any recordings of my icon. My sole aim in life at that point of time was the enhancement of my personal music collection, especially hard-to-find nuggets of old masters. Balaji promptly and courteously responded, and since then we were in touch off and on, mostly through e-mail. That culminated with my entering the portals of #91, Ponniamman Koil Street, Adyar to be warmly and hospitably welcomed by Visalam mami, the simple and unassuming wife of the maestro. Armed with a scanner, laptop and a consent from Balaji, my aim was the digital archiving of the compositions of MDR, notated and neatly recorded in his own handwriting.

The "Compositions of Varadadasa", mostly in Telugu and Sanskrit (and a few in Tamil & Malayalam) were written down by MDR in three slim notebooks. It so happens that soon after MDR passed away in April 1984, while the family was still grief-stricken and in turmoil, someone from Kalakshetra - the institution where MDR spent a lifetime - took away the notebooks. They presumably landed up in someone's attic or in a dusty corner of the Kalakshetra library and had been lost for years. Visalam mami and Balaji had been trying very hard over the past few years to retrieve these priceless treasures, knocking on many doors and trying various sources in Kalakshetra itself. Balaji being in the US, it was even more difficult to follow up on those efforts, but as he himself said in one of his e-mails to me, "I am sure with his (MDR's) blessings, I should be able to get most of them in the near future". That hope became reality, for the manuscripts were retrieved with help from Sri. Rajaram, the ex-principal of Kalakshetra. It turns out that the notebooks were languishing in some forgotten corner of a library! The digitized pages are now archived and available on demand from Balaji to any interested music scholar, student or rasika.

On that first visit to MDR's house, Visalam mami offered me aval - hand-pounded rice flakes mixed wiith coconut and jaggery. I had it in the presence of his tambura, seeing him smile benevolently down at me from the picture on the wall. It was a metaphor for his music - simple with just three ingredients but deceptively complex in flavour, depth and pure emotion. I experienced at that moment, what Sudama felt receiving the fistful of aval in Krishna's palace!

(The writer, a Wireless Communications engineer, is a passionate Chennai-based promoter, photographer & curator of the performing arts)

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The Best grumpier old men Top 10 New Styles 2024

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The Best grumpier old men Top 10 New Styles 2024

 Abdur Rahim

 September 6, 2024

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Grumpy old men have been a popular trope in literature, film, and television for decades, captivating audiences with their cantankerous personalities and sharp wit. Whether they’re the grumbling neighbor or the curmudgeonly grandfather, these characters hold a special place in storytelling due to their humorous take on aging, resistance to change, and eventual softening as they reveal their deeper emotional sides. From iconic films like Grumpy Old Men to beloved literary figures like Ebenezer Scrooge, Grumpy Old Men offers a blend of comedy and wisdom that continues to charm audiences of all ages. In this article, we’ll explore why the “grumpy old man” archetype is so enduring, delving into their characteristics, some of the most famous portrayals, and why they resonate with us.

Table of Contents

Characteristics of Grumpy Old Men

Famous Portrayals of Grumpy Old Men

Why We Love Grumpy Old Men

The Evolution of the Grumpy Old Man Archetype

Conclusion: The Enduring Popularity of Grumpy Old Men

Characteristics of Grumpy Old Men

Grumpy old men in fiction are often portrayed with cynicism, stubbornness, and a refusal to adapt to the modern world. Their complaints are usually about the state of society, technology, or the behavior of younger generations. However, beneath their grouchy exterior often lies a heart of gold. These characters are typically set in their ways, resistant to change, and nostalgic for the “good old days.” They provide comic relief through their exaggerated disdain for anything new, often becoming unintentional sources of wisdom as they share their life experiences.

At their core, grumpy old men are more than just comic figures—they serve as a lens through which society can examine themes of aging, loneliness, and the human desire for connection. Their gruff exteriors are typically protective barriers, concealing vulnerability and a deep longing for meaningful relationships. As a result, audiences often find themselves both laughing at and empathizing with these characters.

Famous Portrayals of Grumpy Old Men

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When It Comes To Football, There’s No Better Place Than “Maidaan”!

Witness the underdog story of Indian football during the 1950s era when one man revolutionized the history of the game! When the Indian football team was in distress, there appeared only one person who could revive and connect them as a team. He was Coach Syed Abdul Rahim who is regarded as an iconic figure in Indian sports history. Maidaan (2024): The Legacy Of The Golden Era Of Indian Football! https://youtu.be/wZ9hWlBLRLY?si=JNvhmwKZfAmOpCN- Co-produced by Boney Kapoor, and co-written and directed by Amit Sharma, a biographical sports drama on India’s esteemed football coach Syed Abdul Rahim titled “Maidaan”, translated as “The Field”, hit the Bollywood screens on April 11, 2024. The movie focuses on the challenges faced by Rahim and the sacrifices he made to overcome societal obstacles and make the Indian football team triumph and gain recognition on the world stage. Maidaan (2024) Official Trailer: https://youtu.be/bJI0Kj0OgNo?si=eNagF3As6bNvFs1t The Good: This time, it is football and the legendary coach whose biography this movie happens to be is the late Syed Abdul Rahim (played by Ajay Devgn). Rahim’s immense contribution towards the Indian football team that led India to achieve gold medals in the Asian Games has been highlighted. Under his efficient leadership, the Indian football team even qualified for the semi-finals of the 1956 Summer Olympics which was indeed a big thing in the history of Indian football as football is a not so recognized sport in India. If you are a true Indian, you will experience proud moments upon seeing India’s triumph under Rahim’s guidance. You may have seen Bollywood sports dramas like Shah Rukh Khan’s “Chak De India”, Akshay Kumar’s “Gold”, and Ranveer Singh’s “83”. The plot of “Maidaan” can be connected to these movies as the story looks more or less similar, a coach or the captain making the Indian sports team achieve laurels in a world tournament. You may wonder, then what's special about Maidaan? It’s the same story again, isn’t it? Many legendary coaches and team captains have made India win in tournaments and this is yet another similar story. One Man, One Dream: Victory For India! https://youtu.be/ymUrtzG3h2I?si=RftzDiLfTfSNglUo But believe me, it’s Ajay Devgn’s stellar performance that sets Maidaan apart from any other biographical sports drama that you may have seen till now. Two types of audiences usually watch football-based dramas at the theaters. The first category signifies those who connect with the game and know all about it. The second category indicates those who just visit the theater to enjoy any movie they can. For a three-hour-long sports drama, keeping the audience engaged is not a piece of cake. Ajay Devgn’s larger-than-life character in Maidaan is so strong that it brings both these categories of audiences to the same level, keeping them glued to the screens with excitement! Ajay Devgn’s confidence, body language, and dialogue delivery in any role he plays is remarkable. Coach Rahim’s history has been written in gold in Indian football’s history and Ajay brought this esteemed character to life in the movie. The technical aspects of the football game haven’t been portrayed much. It’s the magic of Ajay’s motivational dialogues which he passes on to his team and changes the game. In short, Ajay as Coach Rahim acts as an adhesive between football and entertainment! The Track “Team India Hain Hum”: We Are Team India! https://youtu.be/-6AWhtDKkHA?si=Geb_Q1ydOHiTNBA9 Maidaan’s presentation is outstanding. The screenplay has been presented with twists and turns that add to the suspense and thrill. Trust me, even if you don’t enjoy watching football, you will upon watching this movie. The impact of the screenplay is so immense! Maidaan has been directed by Amit Sharma who is known for making emotional cinema in Bollywood. That’s the reason after watching the climax, you wouldn’t want to leave the theater. The amazing part of the play is it turns a comedian like Gajraj Rao into a villainous journalist whom you will probably hate. Priyamani as Rahim’s wife looked convincing in every scene she did. You will even come across many historic football players in the movie. The best part was the background music. The background music during the tournaments was simply out of the world! Maidaan (2024) Final Trailer: https://youtu.be/tZMkLuvLfbg?si=Nlx-g70aTG-csE9q The Bad: I am a bit disappointed with the cinematography in Maidaan. The visuals appeared dull. Maybe the makers wanted to create a retro effect of the 1950s era and that’s what made them purposefully create somber visuals. This film was set to be released in 2020. However, it was finally released four years later in 2024 on account of COVID-19, cyclonic storms, and post-production work-related delays. This made the film appear old as filmmaking styles have changed a lot in four years. Maidaan (2024) The Musical Trailer: https://youtu.be/7MsBfF8D-T4?si=M9bhgXd9KRCKm-JK The Verdict: Cheer and shed a proud tear because Maidaan is not just about Coach Rahim and football. It’s also about the emotions that are associated with the game. Those emotions impact the minds of the audience as well as bind a team with its coach so that together they set to achieve a mission, Victory! https://youtu.be/cOZzxbu9KOA?si=wfzDR0Yyi2nXdwvQ Read the full article