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Mani Ratnam's Raavan Movie Reviews, Wallpapers, Story, Trailers, Cast & Crew
Raavan, One of the most awaited films of the year. Mani Ratnam is reportedly producing a present day version of the Indian epic Ramayana which tells the story of Rama, whose wife Sita is abducted by the demon (Rākshasa) king of Lanka, Ravana.Mani Ratnam had earlier directed Thalapathi which bore close resemblance to the Mahabharata. It stars Abhishek Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Vikram in the lead roles while Govinda, Ravi Kishan. Aishwarya Rai plays a contemporary Sita, appearing as an accomplished Carnatic Musician in both versions of Mani Ratnam's films and A.R. Rehman’s mesmerizing music that needs no introduction.The story of Raavan revolves around Abhishek Bachchan playing the title role of Ravana whose sister suffers humiliation at the hands of Vikram, the south star. To seek revenge he kidnaps Vikram’s wife played by Aishwarya Rai and elopes in the woods later to fall in love. Raavan is not a story but a world. Dev (Vikram), a policeman, falls in love with Ragini (Ashwariya), a classical dancer. They are both unconventional. They get married and he takes her to his new post in Lal Maati, a small town in northern India. A town where the word of law is not the police but Beera, a tribal who has, over the years, shifted the power equation of the place from the ruling to the have-nots of the area. Govinda enters the story just a Hanuman to help Vikram find his wife and Ravi Kissan is Abhishek’s trusted friend in the movie. Isn’t it Ramayana with lot of new twists? Raavan is a Hindi language film directed by Mani Ratnam set to be released no 18th Jun, 2010
Raavan has been shot in numerous locations around India including the forests of Kerala, Ooty, Jhansi, Kolkata, and in Maharashtra at Mahabaleshwari and in the Malshej Ghats. Major plot of the movie unfolds in dense forests, so the movie is mostly shot in outdoor locations in forests. The movies also sports Kaliripayatu Martial Arts, has great stunts and action sequences. It is produced by mani ratnam’s Chennai based Madras Talkies. Indian fashion designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee designed Aishwarya Rai’s costumes in the film.
Starring :Abhishek Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai, Govinda, Ravi Kishan, Priyamani, Vikram.
Directors : Mani Ratnam
Music Directors : A. R. Rahman
Producers : Mani Ratnam
Release Date: Jun 18, 2010
Language: Hindi
Official Website : www.raavan-thefilm.com
Raavan Movie Wallpapers and Pictures (Free Download)
The world's most Craziest tattooed woman flaunts her body art
What began as a bid to cover up a nasty skin condition has resulted into a Guiness World Record for an American who has been named the most tattooed woman in the world.
Julia Gnuse - nicknamed the 'illustrated lady' - has 95 per cent of her body covered in ink, ranging from jungle scenes and cartoons to her favourite actors.
Miss Gnuse, from California, started getting tattoos on her legs after developing a skin condition called porphyria, which causes the skin to blister when exposed to sunlight.
She then turned her attention to her stomach, arms and back and before long was addicted to body art.
In an interview, Miss Gnuse said although the ink did not stop her skin from blistering, it covered up the scars and allowed her to be exposed to the sun.
'I did this for the reason of covering scarring from the blisters. They get as deep as three degree burn,' she said.
'I had a friend who is a plastic surgeon, who suggested tattooing my skin the same color to the scarring that I had, seeing if we can match my just pale-looking skin that I had.'
'That didn't work. We tried it. It was very difficult to match that. So I had the idea of a colorful tattoo, then I got hooked. I got addicted.'
Miss Gnuse said there was medication available for her condition, but said taking it could have placed her at risk of blindness.
Miss Gnuse, who unveiled her tattoos at a BookExpo in New York yesterday, said every one of her designs had been created by the same tattoo artist.
Julia Gnuse - nicknamed the 'illustrated lady' - has 95 per cent of her body covered in ink, ranging from jungle scenes and cartoons to her favourite actors.
Miss Gnuse, from California, started getting tattoos on her legs after developing a skin condition called porphyria, which causes the skin to blister when exposed to sunlight.
She then turned her attention to her stomach, arms and back and before long was addicted to body art.In an interview, Miss Gnuse said although the ink did not stop her skin from blistering, it covered up the scars and allowed her to be exposed to the sun.
'I did this for the reason of covering scarring from the blisters. They get as deep as three degree burn,' she said.
'I had a friend who is a plastic surgeon, who suggested tattooing my skin the same color to the scarring that I had, seeing if we can match my just pale-looking skin that I had.'
'That didn't work. We tried it. It was very difficult to match that. So I had the idea of a colorful tattoo, then I got hooked. I got addicted.'
Miss Gnuse said there was medication available for her condition, but said taking it could have placed her at risk of blindness.
Miss Gnuse, who unveiled her tattoos at a BookExpo in New York yesterday, said every one of her designs had been created by the same tattoo artist.
Best Temporary Tattoo Sleeves
You can find temporary tattoo sleeves in local stores or on the Internet - www.tattoo-sleeves.com They are a low cost item and cheaper if you buy them in bulk. Tattoo Sleeves are also great for fancy dress parties, theme parties, school plays, theatre productions, tv and movies or just to shock your friends and family. There are many designs to choose from including tribal, blackwash and colourful designs. A newer type of temporary tattoo is called the " Tattoo Sleeve " which is similar to a ladys stocking, individually printed, that slips over your arm, giving you a skin tight realistic tattoo effect.
Safe Black Temporary Tattoos
The black dye is extracted from an exotic fruit which is then processed and refined into Jagua Gel. They use this natural black dye to decorate their bodies and faces for ceremonial rites. The Jagua fruit (Genipa Americana) has been used by native tribes in South America for many centuries.
Jagua is a 100% safe black Temporary Tattoo Gel. But now a new product has come on the market that will hopefully eradicate these irresponsible people using PPD products and the heart ache they bring. It is forbidden to use on the skin by the European cosmetics regulations and the FDA in America, as it is classified as an extremely toxic substance which can cause blistering, scaring and much worse. Even though severe warnings have been issued through the media it has not stopped the demand, or the use of "black henna". The so called "black henna" that many unscrupulous artists use, in many countries is a chemical product known as PPD (Para-phenylenediamine) which gives a black result.
Jagua is a 100% safe black Temporary Tattoo Gel. But now a new product has come on the market that will hopefully eradicate these irresponsible people using PPD products and the heart ache they bring. It is forbidden to use on the skin by the European cosmetics regulations and the FDA in America, as it is classified as an extremely toxic substance which can cause blistering, scaring and much worse. Even though severe warnings have been issued through the media it has not stopped the demand, or the use of "black henna". The so called "black henna" that many unscrupulous artists use, in many countries is a chemical product known as PPD (Para-phenylenediamine) which gives a black result.
Black Temporary Henna Tattoos
Traditional henna paste smells like spinach, or you may smell fragrances like Pine, Tea Tree Oil, or Mentholatum from essential oils they're using. PPD doesn't have a smell.
Women's Tattoo Ideas
Women don't have much of an idea of what they want - or don't want. They end up doing far more research than they need to, and may end up with something they're not delighted with because they've been overly influenced by partners, friends or even the tattoo artist. I've seen first-hand how easily this type of thing can happen.
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