Ask any Indians around you and I bet they would have at least heard of the current trendy song that is making its way from north to west, south to east. Even a non-Tamilan is addicted to this song. Which song that I’m talking about? It’s none other than the Why This Kolaveri Di ‘soup song’ which was sung by Actor Dhanush in the upcoming movie ‘3 (three)‘.

This song has became so famous in such a way that some well-known actors tweeted in regards to this song and congratulating the singer and music director for its Tanglish, trendy and hype type of music video. However, the best part is the variations of this music ever since the day this music went viral in the e-world.

That being said, I am compiling some of the ‘must-watch’ Why This Kolaveri Di music video variations for you to watch. Please do click on the spoiler below to view each of the videos. Continue reading the rest of this entry »

Facebook, Facebook, Facebook. I have been hearing about this term quite a lot lately and yes, even I myself agree that most of us had been hooked up to it almost daily. From intriguing status updates, sexy uploaded-photos and link shares, we just cant stop stalking them, liking them and even commenting on them.

Lately, there has been many changes done on Facebook by the Facebook team but unfortunately, most of the changes happens to be a major disaster. They recently forced all the groups to so-called ‘upgrade’ but in the end, many of the basic functions of the initial Facebook group had been abandoned, leaving the group to be somewhat like a ‘page’. And, for the Facebook ‘page’, fortunately it is still a page. Since people can now ‘like’ a comment on a status update as well, I won’t be surprised if sooner or later, people can also like another ‘like’ and commenting on that particular ‘like’. This is how deep Facebook is going and driving us crazy at times when it comes to managing the sudden features and changes.

Since Facebook is quite famous in introducing features out of the blue moon and exposing your privacy without you knowing about it, thus this post will focus on those mythical features and how they may screw yourself. See below.

Making a phone call is one thing but making a phone call and having that unsolicited notification being publicised in Facebook is another thing, let alone when you ‘accidentally’ made a phone call from a red light area to a friend of yours. The following day, pervert will be your second name.

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To all Sai Fund followers, you may notice that there hasn’t been any new posts, updates or news in our group lately. This is because the Facebook group has been ‘upgraded’ to the new interface and in the end, we had lost many of the basic features that we used to have during the olden days of the Facebook group.

I’m not saying that we are going to close down the group but instead, we are bringing it to a higher level, which is to build up a new website dedicated to Sai Fund. Upon doing that, we will then incorporate the Facebook social plugin so that all our Facebook members can still interact and stay in touch with the current updates and happenings in our Sai Fund group site. This transformation is being done in the background by the Sai Fund team and we expect this to be completed in the next few weeks. Do take note that we will also incorporate some interactive modules, widgets and so forth to keep our site lively and user-friendly.
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Veteran playback singer Malaysia Vasudevan passed away in a private hospital in Chennai on Sunday. He was admitted a few days before after he suffered cardiac arrest.

Born in Malaysia, he moved to India and found a career as a singer and actor in stage plays. Later, he started singing for movies and, to date, has nearly 8,000 songs in Tamil and over 4,000 songs in other South Indian languages to his credit. He has also acted in nearly 85 films. Veteran Tamil director A P Nagarajan christened him as ‘Malaysia Vasudevan’. He has worked with many music directors such as M S Viswanathan, Ilaiyaraja, Shankar-Ganesh, Deva, A R Rahman, and Vidyasagar.
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I apologise in advance as this post has been delayed way too long due to my unavailability and I’m extremely sorry for that.

It’s been like 2 weeks since our first charity under ‘Sai Fund’ was executed and here I am to pen down a review of the event.

Starting with the take off, Myself and brother Eyezmachi went to the meetup point where we met the other volunteers (Brother Prethi, Brother Durai, Brother Kannan, Brother Sasi and Brother Danny). As for Preeta and Selina, we managed to meet them nearby the Pulau Carey roundabout and proceeded to convoy together. It was around 9.45am when we managed to reach SJKT Pulau Carey Timur.

The school was fascinating at the first glimpse itself, especially the sight of those lily flowers floating around the school along with a ‘tiny’ water fountain. Even the environment of the school was quite nice actually considering the fact that the school is located a few kilometers away from the main road. Without wasting any time, we then brought down the load from each of our cars and put them at a designated area in the school hall to be distributed to the kids later on. At that point, we noticed that it was time for those kids to have their break.

All the kids were then ordered by their headmistress to go over to the canteen so that we could proceed to serve them with the food that we have brought, which were mee hoon and KFC. Each of us took our own roles, one being the chicken server, the others being the drinks server while the photographers, well, remain as photographers-of-course. All the kids seems to be enjoying their meals and we could see that most of them did finished their meals after all (of course, it’s finger lickin’ good). As always, those kids never failed to refill their drinks without hesitation. After serving those kids, it was time for the teachers and the organisers to have theirs.

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