Sunday, February 19, 2012

PTC Punjabi Film Awards 2012 Results


PTC Punjabi film academy awards in its second year of execution were a gala moment for whole of Punjabis residing in every corner of the world. It was one of the grand programs hosted in city beautiful where Ritesh, Genelia, Dharmendra, Ali Zafar, Aditi Rao, Tusshar Kapoor, Kulraj Randhawa, Anupam Kher and many more big Bollywood icons shared the stage together with emerging Punjabi film stars. With the success of Punjabi Films at the Box Office in Punjab and internationally in the past couple of years, it is evident that films are gaining prominence in the scheme of things. So PTC Punjabi has organized award ceremony to acknowledge work done by various artists.

So Here are results of PTC Punjabi film awars 2012.
  • Best Film: Jihne Mera Dil Luteya
  • Best Actor : Diljit Dosanjh-Gippy Grewal / Jihne Mera Dil Luteya
  • Best Actress: Neeru Bajwa / Jihne Mera Dil Luteya
  • Best Director: Mandeep Kumar / Jihne Mera Dil Luteya
  • Best Debut (male): Rannvijay Singh / Dharti
  • Best Debut (female): Surveen Chawla / Dharti
  • Critics Award For Best Movie: Dharti
  • Critics Award For Best Performance (Actor): Harish Verma
  • Critics Award For Best Performance (Actress) / Sudeepa Singh
  • Critics Award For Best Director: Navneet Singh / Dharti
  • Special Jury award for Best Film: Ek Noor
  • Best Supporting Actor: Kulbhushan Kharbanda / Khushiyaan
  • Best Supporting Actress: Rama Vij / Khushiyaan 
  • 2nd Lifetime Achievement award: Yograj Singh
  • 1st Lifetime Achievement award: Dheeraj Kumar
  • *Icon of Punjab special award - Dharmendra
  • Best Performance In a Negative Role: Deep Dhillon / The Lion Of Punjab 
  • Best Performance in a Comic Role: B N Sharma / Jihne Mera Dil Luteya 
  • Best Song: Lakk 28 Kudi Da-Diljit Dosanjh  / The Lion Of Punjab 
  • Best Music Director: Gurmeet Singh / Yaar Annmulle
  • Best Playback Singer (male):Master Saleem-Peerh / Yaar Annmulle
  • Best Playback Singer (female): Jaspinder Narula
  • Best Cinematography: Harmeet Singh / Dharti
  • Best Screenplay & Dialogue: Dheeraj Rattan / Jihne Mera Dil Luteya
  • Best Story: Dr. Ranjit Chandra / Ek Noor
  • Best Editing: Manish More / Jihne Mera Dil Luteya
  • Best Background score: Anjan Viswas / Dharti
Source : Cinema Punjabi

Saturday, February 18, 2012

Yograj Singh about Yuvraj Singh's cancer treatment


The cancer afflicting India cricketer Yuvraj Singh is curable, one of his doctors says, and the player could be back on the field by May.
Tests had revealed Yuvraj was suffering from a rare form of cancer called mediastinal seminoma and he is now undergoing chemotherapy in the US. But His father has revealed some ignorance from Yuvraj Singh and his doctor for not doing early treatment.

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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Punjab Election 2012 Survey Results



There are lots of news magazines, tv channels and survey agencies produce their own Punjab Election 2012 Survey, Opinion Poll, Exit Poll and Astrology. I think all things are same except astrology. Because astrology is depend upon people of Punjab not on some votters.KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF GENERAL ELECTIONSOF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF PUNJAB For year 1992, 1997, 2002, 2007 shows that SAD-BJP and Congress alternatively were in power.

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According to India TV – C Voter Survey, There are following parties who will get seats of Assembly of Punjab.
 •SAD-BJP : 64-72
•Congress Party : 43-47
•PPP : 1-3
•Others : 3-5

In the region of Malwa, as per the survey SAD-BJP combination will benefit from it by getting 60 seats and congress will get around 24 seats. There are total 64 sears in Malwa region.

While in the Majha region, Congress will get 12 seats and BJP-SAD combination will get 15 seats from total seats of 27.

Now, another important region is Doab region. There Congress will get around 9 seats while SAD-BJP will get around 13 seats and other parties will also get 4 seats in this region from out of total is 26 seats.

Above figures are only based on Survey. Let’s see what happen in real results.

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Kila Raipur Rural Olympics 2012

 
In February each year, Ludhiana becomes the destination fro hundreds of sports enthusiasts, including foreigners. They come to Kila Raipur to see the special breed of bullocks, camels, dogs, mules and other animals competing in highly protfessional events. It is to be seen to be believed. In 1946, Mr. Bakhsish Singh was instrumental in getting the most popular event of the Games – the Bullock Cart Race – introduced

The popularity of Kila Raipur Sports Festival, the “Rural Olympics” has travelled across all five continents. Tug of war and kabaddi teams from Canada, USA, England and other European countries make it a point to be at Kila Raipur for the Games. It is Kabaddi & Tug of war which have instant popularity and acceptability here. The competitions are in different age groups, both for men and women
Read more at : Rural Olympics

Schedule for Kila Raipur Rural Olympics 2012:
09th to 12th Feb. 2012 
  • 100 m. (Primary school boys)
  • 200 m. (under 19) 
  • 400 m. (under 19)
  • 100 m. (under 19)
  • 800 m. (under 19)
  • 1 mile cycle race (under 19)
  • Bullock cart heats
  • Hockey (boys)
  • Gymnastics (School level)
  • Weight lifting <60 Kg. 
  • 60 to 75 Kg. 
  • 75 to 90 Kg. 
  • 90 Kg. and above 
  • Kabaddi 62 Kg.
  • Mule cart races
  • Motorcycle show
  • Air pistol 10 m.
  • Rifle shooting 10 m.
  • Rifle shooting 50 m.

Monday, February 6, 2012

Bolloywood's Top 15 Villain


They are the meanest creatures ever born on this planet. They are the pain in the arse of our Bollywood heroes and have some of the most badass lines; lines which make them immortal. Sometimes these villains are so badass that they own the movie, and the hero becomes just a mere character. Of course, in Bollywood terms and conditions, the hero always wins, but from the audience perspective, the hero might have won the battle, but lost the war. Here are top 15 villains collected from different sources.

1.Amrish Puri (Mogambo) 2.Amjad Khan (Gabbar) 3. Danny (Kancha Cheena) 4. Anupam Kher (Dr. Dang) 5. Pran (Sher Khan) 6. Ranjeet 7. Ashutosh Rana(Gokul Pandit) 8. Kulbhushan Kharbanda (Shaakaal) 9. Shakti Kapoor 10. Gulshan Grover (BAD MAN) 11. Nana Patekar (Anna) 12. Manoj Bajpayee 13. Ajit (Loin) 14. Paresh Rawail 15. Sadashiv Amrapurkar

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Villain of the 40s - Zamindaar, the landlord, whose haveli was the centre of crime. He, with the connivance of the Munshi grabbed poor man’s land, gold and violated his woman’s izzat.

Villain of the 50s – Zamindar moved to the cities, got license, paid bribes, this newly emerging capitalist did not like the middle class idealism and stood against socialism.

Villain of the 60s - He was the hoarder, black marketer, rich capitalist, enemy of all social values.

Villain of the 70s - With rapid urbanisation and growing disparity, the smuggler came and raised a gang to grow in stature and power.

Villain of the 80s - The nexus between politician, criminal and the government machinery. To counter this multi- armed villain, the concept of ‘personal justice’ was introduced