Rami Reddy Is No More

Actor Rami Reddy (52), well known for his negative role breathed his last on Thursday(15/4/2011) at a private hospital in Secunderabad. He was undergoing treatment for kidney ailment for the past couple of  weeks. He left his two daughters and a son. Hailing from Chittor district of Andhra Pradesh, Reddy started his career as a jounalist before entering the film industry. His debut film as a villain Ankusham (Telugu) in 1989, the film was director by Kodi Ramakrishnan.
Rami Reddy acted in almost 250 films in different language like Telugu, Tamil, Kanada, Hindi, Malayalam and Bhojpuri. He was one of the favorite actors of Ram Gopal Varma. 
Rami Reddy was seen in the film's Hindi counterpart Prathibandh, a blockbuster, as "Spot" Anna, acting alongside Chiranjeevi and Juhi Chawla.

Coming Soon Royal Bengal Rohashya

Sandip Ray abar Feluda banate shuru korechhen. Ebar Royal Bengal Rohoshya chitrayan korben. Eta amar moto Feluda fan der jonno ekta darun khobor. Royal Bengal Rohoshya toiri nie uni khub ekta ashabadi chhilen na, karon bagh nie shooting kora ekhon asambhav. Tai digital bagh er dorkar porto.
Ebar Venkatesh film egie eshechhe ei chhobir projojona korte. Asa kora jay ekta asadharan golper asadharan chitrayan kore tulte parben amader sabar priya porichalok Sri Sandeep Ray.
Tai ar ekbar golper chhora ta mone pore gelo ar na likhe thakte parlam na

                                     Muro Hoy Budo Gachh
                                     Hat Gono Bhat Panch
                                     Dik Pao thik thik jobabe
                                     Phalgun Tal Jor
                                     Dui Majhe Bhuin Phond
                                     Sanchane Dhandhay Nababe

Abar ekbar rohoshya samadhan korte lege poro. Jani onek bar pora tobu aro ekbar porte shuru kora jetei pare.
Ar jara porte chaona (amar mone erokom khub kom jon ee achhe) tader jonne to Sandip Ray ei December nie aschhen Feluda ke.
Ar ekbar selam janai Maharaja Sayajit Ray ke.

The First Indian Football Who Played In Europe

Mohammed Salim was the first Indian footballer who played in Europe in. In the 1936-37 season,
he appeared in two friendly games for the celebrated team of Celtic Rangers. However, faced by homesickness Salim did not take up a permanent place in the Glasgow based outfit.
Salim was born in colonial Calcutta in 1904. Boria Majumdar, a Indian football researcher and journalist, says,"At the time, with Indian nationalists fighting for independence from Brithish colonial rule, many Indians took to football to answer British jibes that Indians were not manly enough to rule themselves. The Indians played in bare feet and despite this they defeated English men in boots which was seen as evidence that Indians were not inferior to the British."
By the mid-1930s Salim, a winger, was an essential member of Calcutta’s Mohammedan Sporting Club side, and helped them to claim five successive Calcutta League titles.
In England playing for Celtic in a freindly match Salim, in bare feet, proved exceptional helping Celtic win 5-1. In his second match against Galston, Celtic won 7-1 and his performance led the Scottich Daily Express of Aug 29, 1936, to cary the headline, "Indian Juggler-New Style. Ten twinkling toes of Salim, Celtic FC's player from India, hypnotised the crowd at Parkhead last last night. He balances the ball on his big toe, lets it run down the scale to his little toe, twirls it, hops on one foot around the defender."
However, after a few months in Scotland, Salim began to feel homesick and was decided to return to India. Celtic tried to persuade him to stay by offering to organise a charity match in his honour, giving him five per cent of the gate proceeds. However, Salim offered that money to the charity and returned back to India.


Mohammed Salim passed away on the 5th November 1980 and will forever be remembered not only as the first Indian player to play in Europe but probably the finest football talent India ever produced.

Sachin Tendulkar Made His First T-20 Century

Sachin Tendulkar, who played for Mumbai Indians, made his first T-20 century in his career against Kochi Tuskar Kerala in the IPL 4 in 15.04.2011.But his great inning went in vain as his team lost the match.
He became the 2nd batsman who scored century in all format of the game.The only other Indian batman is talented Suresh Raina.
Scoring 100 of those runs was Tendulkar himself, with 12 fours, three sixes, six doubles, 22 singles. He faced only 66 balls to make this blockbuster inning. 

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