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BY: SUJOY SINGHA the biggest movie buff ever. He will watch anything on reels .. from popcorn mainstream potboilers, to serious hollywood entertainers, everything is captured in his barely open chinky eyes, welcome to his world of magnum opuses Adman R.Balki's directorial debut "Cheeni Kum" is ,as the name suggests, less on sugar-coated entertainment and high on satire, unlike mainstream Bollywood cinema, and for a change, treats the audience maturely, which is a welcome change , by not spoon feeding every detail about the characters, their relations, and their emotions . Cheeni Kum tells us a story about Budhha( Amitabh Bachhan) , a perfectionist chef of Spice 6, an authentic Indian restaurant in London. Budhha takes pride in his eye for details, and in his work, and also claims his restaurant to be the best and the most authentic Indian restaurant, unlike other fake ones, which serve Indian food, directly copied from Indian recipe books. |
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"volatile" is a reserved keyword in java. However, this keyword is not used very much in the programs we write but in some cases its ignorance may cost you breaking of your well designed application. So, Whats all about the volatile ?
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Basics HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) is a tag-based language used to display web pages. It is a very simple scripting language. An HTML document is nothing but a file containing plain text. The browser interprets the text to define the layout and other presentation details in which the text is to be displayed. Writing First HTML file: - Create a new file with extension as html or htm. For example, type the following code in your favorite text editor: <html> <head></head> <title>MyFirstPage</title> <body>This is my first html page.</body> </html>
Save the file as MyFirstPage.html or MyFirstPage.htm and then open the page using Internet Explorer. You will not find any tags (contents written in between ‘<’ and ‘>’) because the tags act as information to the browser. A tag starts with <anytag> and closes as </anytag>. Various tags in the above code mean the following: |
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