The Social Network

Yahoo! Movies has just posted the first full-length trailer for David Fincher’s The Social Network. 

The film is about the early days of the social network and doesn’t rule out the discussion of privacy and ownership.

For those of you unfamiliar with the idea, the film is based on the book The Accidental Billionaire: A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius, and Betrayal. and it archives the foundation and rise of facebook.

Want to watch the trailer?


On a fall night in 2003, Harvard undergrad and computer programming genius Mark Zuckerberg sits down at his computer and heatedly begins working on a new idea. In a fury of blogging and programming, what begins in his dorm room soon becomes a global social network and a revolution in communication.

I am B Negative! What's Yours?

I am not timid, yet I like to stay in clusters.

I start partying after a few weeks of playing around! 

I am really friendly, and usually have lots of friends; yet only a few best friends. Once I have someone in mind, I won't let go!I constantly fall in and out of love, and I like to be blended into the group!

I am individualistic, strong, optimistic, creative, flexible and unpredictable.

I am specialist in what I do. When I start a project, I spend extra time understanding and trying to follow directions than others might. When I am doing something, all of my attention is focused on it. 

I tend to stick to a goal and follow it through to the end, even if it seems impossible. 

I tend to be less than cooperative, as I like to follow my own rules and my own ideas.

I pay attention to my thoughts a little more than my feelings, and therefore can sometimes seem cold and serious.

I am often considered more relaxed, freewheeling, and unconventional than others, although not necessarily to an unacceptable degree. 

I am B Negative. 

The Japanese believe that our blood type is an indicator of our personality, similar to our belief in the Signs of the Zodiac. According to the superstition, people with type B negative blood are determined as said above, which is true in my case I believe!   

When TV meets web & Web meets TV. ITS Google TV

A silent revolution that is going on which you might not be aware of it…. yet….!!

Once you've chosen a program, you have to figure out when it's playing; which of hundreds of channels it's on.
In fact,many of us end  up watching videos on the web, because it's easier to find things you want.
I mean think about it, more and more of our favorite shows and videos are showing up online these days, and you can get to them easily, Whenever you want,just by typing in what you're looking for.

The problem is,these smaller screens don't really compare to our home entertainment systems,Which leads us to a pretty big question: if the web is so smart, and our TV's are so fun to watch, Why do we have to choose? Why can't they work together? Well now they can with Google TV. 

Google TV brings everything you love about the web to your television.

Right on your TV screen, you simply type in what you're looking for...and Google TV will find it.
It's basically an entertainment hub that searches all of your channels, recorded shows, youtube and other websites.
If you find something you like, you can add it to your home screen where you will always favorite channels, shows,websites,even music playlists and photo albums.

And with a full web browser, you get unlimited access to the entire internet,so you can do stuff like browse photos or update your status. And that's just scratching the surface.
More on this in the next post.

Prince-O Mere Khuda Dil Hua Fidaaa...

Here are the lyrics of this rocking song


aa bhi jaa sanam
teri baahon mein 
rock with me
aa bhi jaa sanam 
teri baahon mein 
rock this part tonight

rock this part tonight
o mere khudaaaa...
dil hua fidaaa...
rock this party tonight

o mere khuda
dil hua fida
bekhabbar do jahaan se mein hua
o mere khuda 
dil hua fida
haadsah ye najane kab hua
o mere khudaaa.........

khawboan me sirf mein aaunga
palakon me to mein rehjaoonga
yaadon mein aks hoga mera
kisi ko milega nahin mera pata

o mere khuda
dil hua fida
bekhabbar do jahaan se mein hua
o mere khuda
dil hua fida 
haadsah ye najane kab hua

[aa bhi jaa sanam
yu na kar sitam
teri baahon mein mar mittenge hum] x2

tanha raatoin mein baatein hongi
un baatoin me phir raatein hongi
badla badla zamana sara
jabse badli meri ye dooriyaan

o mere khuda
dil hua fida
bekhabbar do jahaan se mein hua
o mere khuda
dil hua fida 
hadshah ye najane kab huaaaaaaa........

Will I Become Ghajini??

One of my favourite pics.
I hope this situation never arises for me.

Road to Success via Failure

Its Almost 1 year, since I started blogging and came to Hyderabad(for job). I should say this 1 year gave me the right platform to demonstrate my skills and taught me lessons to survive.
Year 2008 had left a long list of failures for me, but 2009 was a year of success to me. This post will see how I scaled the wall of failure and proved my resilience.

In  this highly competitive world, a single instance of failure can cause irrecoverable damage to careers. In my  case, When the same thing happened I took failures as precursors for success. As they say "failures are stepping-stone for  success".

I was resolute enough to admit my failures as failures. My uncompromising nature, aim for perfection, determination and attention to minute details helped me succeed in a highly competitive and unstable work environment.

Every failure made me realised my accountability and responsibility for the job I was assigned with. My work environment had fewer controls, so to fit well into it, I had to showcase the sense of responsibility, accountability and ambition to  succeed against all odds.

SHINING INDIA

Very soon all our media channels would start airing advertisements on the festival called XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi.Few of you may be aware that India will be the host for 2010 Common wealth games.

Hosting a sporting event like Commonwealth Games would definitely be a matter of international prestige for the India. With the country already, heralded as the next world economic superpower, the Games will bring a chance to exhibit a new image for itself on the world stage. Improved infrastructure and appearance of the country, and global media exposure will serve to transform the image of the city.

The Games will help to boost urban renewal, create jobs, increase investment. Not only will the Games leave behind improved infrastructure and facilities for the country, but will also promote investment. The hospitality sector is an area that will see a huge growth spurt.

Shera, mascot of the XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi, will be the most visible face of the XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi. Its name comes from the Hindi word Sher – meaning tiger. Shera truly represents the modern Indian, an achiever with a positive attitude, the tiger is associated with Goddess Durga, the embodiment of Shakti and the vanquisher of evil. She rides her powerful vehicle – the tiger – into combat, especially in her epic and victorious battle against Mahishasur, a dreaded demon.