MANA CINEMA LOKAM: October 2009

Friday, October 30, 2009

TV5 Face to Face with Konda Surekha after Resigns

Narendhra Modi tests positive to Swine Flu

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi tests positive for swine flu, he came back two days from Russia

Thursday, October 29, 2009

Monday, October 26, 2009

Ram charan tej childhood picture

Shilpa Shetty’s engagement ring worth Rs 4 crore

Sunday, October 25, 2009

NTR speaks about his style At at South Scope Style Awards 2009

Illeana receiving best actress award for jalsa

Allu arjun rocking dance at south scope style awards

shilpa shetty engagement videos

Friday, October 23, 2009

Chiranjeevi in & as Chirutha - Parody Show

Chiranjeevi in and as Chirutha

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Karishma and Kareena kapoor's childhood pictures

Music Director Ramana Gogula arrested

Sex Racket under the cover of a friendship club

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Chitram Seenu Wife Controversy

Chitram Seenu harassing his wife

Childhood picture of Shilpa shetty

Teen age Target 'Divya Teacher'

US robbers targeting Indian homes for gold

Police in the US have found a disturbing trend of Indian-American homes being targeted by burglars for gold, which guarantees the robbers of better money, thanks to the soaring price of the precious metal, rather than traditional electronic items.

Since high quality gold jewellery—of 22 carats or more—is found mostly in homes of Indians in particular and South Asians in general, the police say the robbers have increasingly started targeting such homes, a media report said.

The Washington Post said several cases of burglars breaking into Indian homes and making off with gold have been reported in neighbourhoods in and around Washington, which has a sizeable Indian population.

"The burglars are discerning. They have taken 22-carat pieces but left behind sterling silver and well-crafted costume jewellery. They have sifted through floor-length gowns lovingly stored in closets and plucked every custom-made sari threaded with gold worth thousands, disdaining saris worth only hundreds," the report said.

Last Thursday at least three such cases were reported in Loudoun county, Virginia. Burglars broke into six Indian homes in Fairfax too. Another 16 burglaries between January and August were reported in Reston, Centreville and Fair Oaks, the daily said.

It added that unsolved crimes mirrored a pattern of 93 burglaries in Houston, 37 in central Illinois and several near St Paul, Minnesota.

Police had yet to figure out how the burglars so successfully identify homes with large gold caches, the paper said. Victims and police had eliminated obvious links like churches, temples, or even grocery stores where they could have been tracked, it added.

"There is targeting due to gold prices. That’s how we are talking about it, rather than ethnicity," Fairfax police spokeswoman Mary Ann Jennings said.

Raman Kumar, whose house was burgled recently, said the thieves took away a gold statue of Lakshmi while left other electronic items including laptop. "Here is the thing: If you know our customs, you know we carry a lot of gold," he was quoted as saying.

The Post said thieves operate with a notable precision, not only in choosing houses but also on sorting the take. "Vindhya Kommineni lost her most expensive saris made for her wedding, her wedding rings and a sterling dinner set that included gold inlay as part of an October 6 burglary that was one of two that day on a block in Fair Oaks. Not all of her gowns were taken, nor were all of her silver utensils," the daily said. (TOI)

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Lakshmi Talk show Best moments

Nagarjuna and Amala marriage function

Chitram Srinu about his wife

SRK, Wife Scratch the ramp for Karan johar

Iddaru iddare Rajamouli interview with Krishna vamshi

Mohan Babu And His Daughter Lakshmi Prasanna Interview

Friday, October 16, 2009

Ministers sleeping in CM video conference

Ministers sleeping in CM video conference

Ministers sleeping in Collectors meeting

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Legendry vs Celebrity - Chiru - Mohanbabu - Billa - Ranga

KCR hal chal in TV9 studio

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

KA Paul about Rosaiah

Mohanbabu Reverse Satires on Chiranjeevi

Chiranjeevi satires on Mohanbabu

A Mahindra Satyam employee strangled to death

A Mahindra Satyam employee was brutally murdered and his body, stuffed in a sack, was found near the municipal ward office at Karwan on Tuesday.

S Chandrasekhar, 24, was an executive with Mahindra Satyam in Hi-Tec City. A native of Mahbubabad in Warangal district, Chandrasekhar had married Anusha last year. The couple had been staying at Bhagawandas Bagh in Tallagadda near Mehdipatnam.

According to his wife, on Monday at about 10.30 pm, when they were having dinner at their home, two persons came visiting. Chandrasekhar introduced the duo as his friends to Anusha. After finishing dinner, he told her that he was going to Basara with his friends and would return on Tuesday, police said. The reasons for his sudden plan to visit Basara is not known.

Since then, there had been no communication from Chandrasekhar. On Tuesday at about 10 am, Anusha, a homemaker, noticed a flash on a news channel about an unidentified body. After seeing the flash, she became apprehensive and tried to call on Chandrasekhar’s mobile phone, but it was switched off. Finally, at 1.30 pm she went to the Tapachabutra police station complaining that her husband was missing. Police showed her the photographs of the body and she identified it as her husband’s.

Tapachabutra in-charge inspector N Chandrasekhar said the executive’s face bore several bruises and was found strangled with a wire. Locals noticed blood stains on the sack and alerted police at about 7 am on Tuesday. Anusha told police that she had seen these ‘friends’ of her husband for the first time. Chandrasekhar’s phone remained switched off and police said that the last call on the phone landed at 9.30 pm on Monday, an hour before he left home. Police are verifying all call details. A case was registered under section 302 (murder) of IPC.

Sources said that what had intrigued the cops was the fact the phone was switched off even before Chandrashekhar had left his home. Though the cops are not saying so openly, it is understood that they found the wife’s account a little garbled and even she is in the zone of suspicion

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Sridevi and stars shines at Couture Week

The moment she stepped on the ramp, the main show area was filled with cheers as the audience couldn’t stop looking at Bollywood actress Sridevi. The actress looked stunning in a black gown as she walked the ramp for jewellery designer Queenie Dhody at the inaugural jewellery show of HDIL India Couture Week here late Monday.

“She is looking so stunning. Just look at her, she is so beautiful,” said a mesmerised member of the audience. As soon as she started walking the ramp, some one from the audience shouted: “Come on Sridevi, you are the best.”

It was not just the audience, even Bollywood stars Hrithik Roshan, Dimple Kapadia, Boney Kapoor, Twinkle Khanna, Sanjay Kapoor, Raveena Tandon, Dia Mirza, Zayed Khan and Karan Johar clapped relentlessly till she left the ramp.

“She looked like a diva. Just look at her, it seems that she is getting younger day by day. The way she has maintained herself is amazing,” Raveena Tandon told IANS after the show.