Real star Srihari passed away at Leelavathi Hosiptal in Mumbai

Real star Srihari (49) passed away at Leelavathi Hosiptal in Mumbai today.
He has been suffering from liver disease from quite a long time and today he breathed his last while undergoing treatment for his liver disease. He had two sons. His wife Shanti Srihari was also an actress for quite a long time on South Indian screen. This unexpected startling news shook entire Tollywood.
Dasari Narayana Rao introduced Sri Hari to Telugu screen. He had innumerable memorable portrayals on Telugu screen as hero, villain and character actor.
Raghumudri Sri Hari, better known as Srihari (August 15, 1964 - October 9, 2013), was an award-winning actor in Tollywood. He started out in Telugu cinema as the antagonist and subsequently went on to do some notable lead roles.
Born and brought up in Balanagar, Hyderabad, he is one of most well-known actors and highest paid character artist in the Telugu film industry.
He started his career as a stunt fighter.
After some years, he was introduced by well-known director Dasari Narayana Rao in 1986. His first movie as a hero was Police. His movie was the best opening ever for small budget films in the 1990s.
He has two sons and one daughter. Unfortunately he lost his

daughter, Akshara, at the age of four months.
In the remembrance of his daughter he started the Akshara Foundation. He also adopted four villages in Medchal. He died with the liver related problem on October 9th 2013.
Greatandhra.com extends condolences to the fallen star.

The Power Play Continues

This is so simple. Continuance is a set of batteries with a USB interface on the side. The batteries are rechargeable plus dole out some juice to stranded gadgets that are starved of power. Handy, compact and a totally do-able concept! Kudos!

Continuance is an iF concept design entry for 2011

Designers: Haimo Bao, Hailong Piao, Yuancheng Liu & Xiameng Hu

Anthaka Mundu Aa Tarvatha Review

Good Movie with Intense Love Story

Like his all previous movies Director Mohan Krishna Indraganti has made his mark in delivering a good product.

1st Half is Good and Entertaining.Songs are also well supported to the story.

2nd Half is Good with slight down here and there.But the Climax has lifted the movie very well.

Sumanth Aswin had improved from his previous movie Tuneega Tuneega. Heroine Eesha has done extremely well and taken the movie to next level.

Rao Ramesh,Rohini and Jhansi gave up their levels.It was so good to watch Madhu Bala onscreen but her performance was not upto the mark. Comedy dialogues by Srinivas Avsarala is extra plus for the film.

Music is good and Mohan Krishna story,screenplay and Direction is superb.

Overall this is a movie to watch with your family,friends and love. Clean and matured Love story.

BTech graduates become Police Constables in state !

With the collapse of the software boom in the country , most of the engineering graduates from AP who are lacking language and communication skills are at the recieving end .


AP produces over 2 lakh engineering graduates every year of which nearly 60,000 only are absorbed as tech professionals and rest of them had to chose other avocations.

In AP this year as many as 12,000 of the 37000 police constables posts were filled up by BTech graduates.
A Nasscom survey show that only 10 percent of the fresh B tech graduates every year were ‘ employable‘ as the rest of the lot did not have any language skills or even communication talents .
Police recruiters said some of the B.Tech graduates were poor even in Telugu .

‘ The reason being that many of the engineering colleges lacked good faculties and were set up for sake of tuition fee reimbursement benefits from the government‘ they say .
So no wonder we can find many B.Tech graduates as police constables ,bank clerks, Govt employees etc or even unemployed criminals in near future .

DHOOM:3 - MOTION POSTER

Hydrofloors Pools with Movable Floors

Hydrofloors are only like the coolest thing ever invented. They are specially designed pools with movable floors. When you’re using your pool it’s just like a normal pool. But when you are done swimming or aquacising, you press a button and the pool’s floor slowly raises up while the water slips underneath the floor. Pimpin! Eventually the pool’s floor reaches the top and you are left with a large flat area you can use for recreation, dining, parties or any other dry land event you want.

Another press of the button and the floor sinks back down slowly to reveal your already water-filled pool. You can also stop the floor at any point which means you can make the pool as shallow or deep as you want. Having a kid’s party? Just set it for shallow kiddie pool depth. Be sure to throw a few extra chlorine tablets in the pool cleaning mechanism though, you know how kids are.

Kingfisher house seized in Mumbai

Lenders to Kingfisher Airlines on Saturday took possession of Kingfisher House—the erstwhile corporate office of Kingfisher Airlines (KFA) near Mumbai airport's domestic terminal. The move is part of the lenders' moves to recover Rs 6,072 crore along with interest.

A SBI Caps trustee took physical possession of the 25,850-sq ft plot, which includes the office premises of over 17,072 sq ft, situated on the Western Express Highway. A notice announcing this was pasted on the building's doors.

SBI Caps, on behalf of the lenders, had issued a notice to KFA under the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act on May 3, 2013. The notice is a precursor to acquiring a defaulter's property under the Act. "The Act says that if the borrower fails to repay within 60 days of the notice, lenders can take possession of assets and dispose of them," said a bank official who is among the lenders to Kingfisher Air.

Banks have already recovered some money selling shares and would also look at attaching other physical assets, including Kingfisher Villa in Goa, the official added. Besides attaching property, lenders are invoking corporate and personal guarantees provided by Vijay Mallya as part of their efforts to recover their money.

State Bank of India has the largest exposure of over Rs 1,600 crore followed by Punjab National Bank and IDBI Bank which have an exposure of Rs 800 crore each. Bank of India is seeking to recover Rs 650 crore.