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What can can i say about Sivaji / MG Ravichandran (MGR)...... MGR in Sivaji steals the thunder from Sivaji in Sivaji - Confusing - go and watch the movie.... Superstand Rajnikant's latest mega release is a good attempt at bringing to light the black money laundering that happens in India, which has been causing a serious divide amongst the rich and the poor. But the treatment meted out to the story leaves a lot to be desired. I somehow feel that Sankar just got this one horribly wrong. Sankar is confused in his presentation of the concept. He ends up neither doing justice to the story nor to the great talents of Superstar Rajnikant. The end result is a hotch botch film, which one can only endure for our beloved and revered Rajnikant. The first half actually is a drag. The first half is full of meaningless comedy. To be frank, its an overdose of meaningless comedy. Usually Rajni's movies have high packed action and energy. The comedy is well spread across the movie and comes in

Bangalore's most talked claim to fame are the traffic jams that commuters like me and other bangaloreans face very often!!!!! Peak hours are quite terrible with traffic moving at snails pace. What would take 15 minutes normally takes anywhere between 30 to 45 minutes during the peak hours (8:30 AM - 11:00AM & 6:00PM to 8:00 PM). What makes these traffic jams quite hard to endure are the constant honking of the frustrated commuter. The commuter finds honking his vehicle's horns as a convenient way of venting his frustration and anger - Not that it helps in reducing the frustration in any way. My honking may cause frustration to you and the loop is just endless. The stress that one endures during the traffic hours do take a toll on oneself. Most of the days, given my temper (the least said the best), i end up coming to the office in the most wretched of moods cursing the "Audacious" autorickshaw driver or the "Careless"cab driver or the "Bold &