NOVEL~*Hiding behind a Stranger*~Thread 9 - Chapter 14 - UPD 29th Aug - Page 130

Originally posted by: karkuzhali

Satyajit Ray...

Pather Panjali

Charulatha and Devi

Appu's trilogy

These are my favourite ones as well!

Nayak and many more

Speak of Ray's excellence

The Bharat Ratna!

You've put it very beautifully... Nayak is such an excellent piece of movie... usually filmmakers write a script and look for actors, but here Manikbabu specifically wrote the script, keeping in mind Uttam Kumar😊

Pather Panjali

Film of two kids your fav'rite

Baby and Babloo!

Yes... Apu and Durga's combo is one of the best sibling pair I've ever seen. Thanks a lot for the haikus 😳

Karkuzhali.

Originally posted by: karkuzhali

Dear Adwi,

I would like to watch all the Satyajit Ray's movies . Can you give me links to his movies with english subtitles? Bec they are without subtitles in the YT. The movie that affected me most was "Devi" but it is in Bengali.

Aunty.

Originally posted by: durgeshnandini

Well Aunty, I am not good with posting links. Will take some help and pm it to you😳

Till then... as far as I remember, the movie Charulata has a subtitled version in YT... and you can also try out the DVDs, they always come with subtitles, and are available everywhere 😊

Originally posted by: karkuzhali

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Originally posted by: lashy

<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="3">Remember girls how I said, India is good at Paralympics and yet we never even hear about it (when I feel this is something that must be encouraged more)</font>

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<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="3">We just won a Gold medal and a Bronze medal in the Rio 2016 ongoing Olympics (Paralympics) for a record-breaking high-jump attempt.</font>

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<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="3">This isIndia's first medalat the 2016 Paralympic Games, and withVarunBhati's bronze, India now has two medals in this edition.MariyappanThangavelu also became the first Indian high jumper to win a Paralympics gold. </font>

<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="3">Mariyappan is a 20-year-old hailing from a small village of Periavadagampatti, 50km from Salem, in Tamil Nadu. He met with abus accident at the age of five, which left him with a permanent disability. He was going to school when the bus took a wrong turn and ran over Thangavelu's right leg, damaging it below knee.But that tragedy couldn't stop Thangavelu frompursuing his dreams. In his first competition, he competed with able-bodied athletes and finished second. His rise has been steady since then.In March, Thangavelu cleared a height of 1.78m at the IPC Grand Prix in Tunisia, to achieve the A-Qualification Standard of 1.60 at Paralympics.</font>

<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="3">Twenty-one-year-old Bronze medal winner Varun Bhati, who's from UP, was diagnosed with polio at a very young age as one of his legs got deformed. Despite the difficulty, Bhati went on to become a champion athlete.</font>

Originally posted by: lashy

Remember girls how I said, India is good at Paralympics and yet we never even hear about it (when I feel this is something that must be encouraged more)

We just won a Gold medal and a Bronze medal in the Rio 2016 ongoing Olympics (Paralympics) for a record-breaking high-jump attempt.

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This is India's first medal at the 2016 Paralympic Games, and with Varun Bhati's bronze, India now has two medals in this edition. Mariyappan Thangavelu also became the first Indian high jumper to win a Paralympics gold.

Mariyappan is a 20-year-old hailing from a small village of Periavadagampatti, 50km from Salem, in Tamil Nadu. He met with a bus accident at the age of five, which left him with a permanent disability. He was going to school when the bus took a wrong turn and ran over Thangavelu's right leg, damaging it below knee. But that tragedy couldn't stop Thangavelu from pursuing his dreams. In his first competition, he competed with able-bodied athletes and finished second. His rise has been steady since then. In March, Thangavelu cleared a height of 1.78m at the IPC Grand Prix in Tunisia, to achieve the A-Qualification Standard of 1.60 at Paralympics.

Twenty-one-year-old Bronze medal winner Varun Bhati, who's from UP, was diagnosed with polio at a very young age as one of his legs got deformed. Despite the difficulty, Bhati went on to become a champion athlete.