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10 Delicious Eid Dishes You Can Easily Cook at Home
Eid is a time for celebration and feasting, and food plays a central role in these festivities. Whether you are celebrating with family and friends or cooking up a storm on your own, there are certain dishes that are a must-have for any Eid spread. In this article, we will take a look at the top 10 foods to cook on Eid this year, exploring each dish in detail and providing tips for preparation and presentation.
By Shabana Tabasum3 years ago in Feast
Cooking with K-Dramas
Korean cuisine has gained immense popularity in recent years, and K-dramas have contributed to the rise of interest in Korean food. Many K-dramas have featured mouth-watering Korean dishes that make us drool while watching them. If you are a K-drama fan who loves to experiment with different cuisines, then you are in the right place. In this article, I will introduce you to some of the popular Korean recipes inspired by K-dramas that you can try in the comfort of your own home.
By Leeann3 years ago in Feast
Pettaikaali Webseries - Review
On Aha Tamil, the romantic mystery drama Pettaikaali, which premieres in 2022, is a streaming television series. Vetrimaaran was the show's producer and showrunner, and Rajkumar was the director.
By Mohamed Azharudeen3 years ago in Feast
John Wick:Chapter 4 - A movie review
John Wick: Chapter 4 is the latest entry in the acclaimed John Wick franchise, featuring Keanu Reeves reprising his role as the iconic assassin, John Wick. This film takes us deeper into the world of the High Table, a shadowy organization of assassins and crime lords that governs the underworld. The film opens with John on the run, having broken the rules of the High Table by killing one of its members on Continental grounds. He seeks to take revenge on the organization that has wronged him, leading to an epic showdown that is sure to thrill fans of the franchise.
By Jeyakar Janarthanan3 years ago in Feast
The first review of "Viduthalai" by Vetrimaaran is out!
The first review of "Viduthalai" by Vetrimaaran is out! The film "Viduthalai," directed by Vetrimaaran, is based on Jeyamohan's novel Thooyavan. The movie will be released in two parts, and the first one will open in theaters tomorrow, March 31. Soori, Bhavani Sre, and Vijay Sethupathi play the main characters in the socio-political drama. Ilaiyaraaja is the mastermind behind the film's music, and the composer has created energizing songs to get people excited about the movie.
By Mohamed Azharudeen3 years ago in Feast
Vegan Recipe Book
The Vegan Recipe Book is a comprehensive cookbook that offers over 300 plant-based recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert. Created by a team of experienced vegan chefs, the book aims to provide delicious and healthy vegan meals for individuals looking to adopt a plant-based diet.
By Payton Mitchell3 years ago in Feast
Dasara movie review
Cast: Shine Tom Chacko, Sai Kumar, Poorna, Nani, Keerthy Suresh, Dheekshith Shetty, Srikanth Odela Language: The Telugu "Natural Star" Nani, who starred in films like "Eega," "Jersey," and many others, put in a lot of effort to promote his first pan-Indian and biggest movie, "Dasara," all over the country. The moviegoers were intrigued by the trailer, but did it live up to their expectations?
By Mohamed Azharudeen3 years ago in Feast
Pathu Thala movie review - Tamil
Summary of the Pathu Thala movie: After a high-profile figure goes missing, an undercover cop sets out to locate a feared gangster in Nagercoil. However, he discovers that not everything is as it seems.
By Mohamed Azharudeen3 years ago in Feast
Hormonal Balance Now
Hormonal Balance Now is a comprehensive book by Dr. Claudia Welch that delves deep into the complex interplay of hormones and how to balance them. The book is a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their overall health and well-being by taking a holistic approach to balancing hormones.
By Payton Mitchell3 years ago in Feast
“Shazam! Fury of the Gods” - A Movie Review
Cast: Zachary Levi as Shazam Asher Angel as Billy Batson Jack Dylan Grazer as Freddy Freeman Faithe Herman as Darla Dudley
By Jeyakar Janarthanan3 years ago in Feast
How to handle a partner's mental health issues
Mental health issues can have a significant impact on a person's life, as well as on their relationships. When a partner is struggling with mental health issues, it can be challenging for both partners to navigate the relationship in a healthy and supportive way. In this article, we will explore how to handle a partner's mental health issues, including tips for supporting your partner, taking care of yourself, and seeking professional help when necessary.
By Rajveer Digital Marketer3 years ago in Feast
The elephant whisperers movie
Kartiki Gonsalves’ documentary, which has been shortlisted for the 95th Oscars in the Documentary Short Film category, takes the audience on a mesmerising visual safari. Surrounded by the Nilgiris, and just beyond the Mayar river, Bomman, Bellie, and their child Raghu (an elephant) live in the heart of the Theppakadu Elephant camp, at the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve. In her short documentary, Kartiki Gonsalves follows this family of three, across changing seasons of the forest. The Elephant Whisperers Is a documentary short film directed by Kartiki Gonsalves, which has been shortlisted for the 95th Oscars in the Documentary Short Film category. The film is set in the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve in Tamil Nadu, India, where a family of three, Bomman, Bellie, and Raghu (an elephant), live in the heart of the Theppakadu Elephant camp. Gonsalves follows the family across changing seasons of the forest and tells the story of the bond that develops between Raghu and his caretakers, who are part of the Kattunayakan tribe. The documentary also addresses the human-animal conflict and the issue of orphaned elephants. Raghu was separated from his herd after his mother died of electrocution, and Bellie and Bomman were given the charge of taking care of him. The film shows the challenges they faced and the efforts they made to alleviate the sorrow they had suffered in the same forest. The Elephant Whisperers also highlights the symbiosis between nature and man and shows how Bomman and Bellie’s lives revolve around the forest, where their ancestors had worked to protect it. The film is an immersive experience, where the camera documents the daily routine of the family without disrupting their personal space. The documentary is narrated by Bomman and Bellie, who seamlessly address the issues that led to Raghu losing his mother and human’s tampering with nature. Overall, The Elephant Whisperers is a powerful and moving documentary that invites the audience to observe the co-existence of nature and man, as Bomman, Bellie, and Raghu take them on a mesmerizing visual safari. Gonsalves’ documentary, which has been shortlisted for the 95 th Oscars in the Documentary Short Film category, takes the audience on a mesmerising visual safari as the trees change colour, the river gets replenished, and later in the summer, the forest burns in the heat. That is when Bomman and Bellie were given the charge of Raghu, an injured baby elephant separated from its herd. While Gonsalves’ focus remains on the bond that develops between Raghu and his caretakers, she makes quiet but effective points on the perennial human-animal conflict. The trio’s tale is also a crucial insight into when forest officials fail to reunite an elephant calf with its herd. Belonging to the Kattunayakan tribe, Bomman and Bellie’s life revolve around this forest. This is where their ancestors had worked to protect, and it is what they hope to pass along to their grandchildren. “We live off the forest, but we also protect it,” says Bellie, whose husband was killed by a tiger. This creates a chasm between her and the forest and she begins to fear the place that she grew up in. Raghu’s early life followed a similar trajectory. He was separated from his herd after his mother died of electrocution. Bellie, who had never taken care of elephants and has recently lost her own child, and Raghu, who has not known a life around humans, are united in their effort to alleviate the sorrow they have suffered in the same forest. For Bomman, taking care of Raghu are the first baby steps he re-takes into continuing his grandfather’s and father’s legacy. Having been hurt by an adult tusker before, Bomman has been assigned by the Forest Department to take care of the younger elephants. The Elephant Whisperers (Tamil) Director: Kartiki Gonsalves Duration: 41 minutes Storyline: In Tamil Nadu’s Mudumalai Tiger Reserve, a family of circumstance is formed when a young elephant calf is separated from its herd and placed into the care of two humans There is a solid theme of the symbiosis between nature and man that runs like a constant thread through the 41-minute duration of the film, during which Bomman, Bellie, and Raghu’s lives enter unchartered but exciting territories in each other’s presence. As their family expands, Raghu gets a new sibling in Ammu, a new calf that Bomman and Bellie are assigned to care for. With this, the documentary informs us that Bomman and Bellie become the ‘first couple to successfully raise two orphaned elephants in South India’. Gonsalves’ work is effective in delivering this statistic, despite it being a grim one given how it foregrounds the care that goes into the task of raising an elephant among humans. Despite this, Gonsalves doesn’t shy from addressing the issues that led to Raghu losing his mother. The documentary is narrated by Bomman and Bellie only, and in telling the story of their life with Raghu, human’s tampering with nature seamlessly becomes part of their conversation with the audience. It Is this seamlessness that Gonsalves extends to the visuals of the documentary that make for an immersive experience. The camera, though constantly documenting the daily routine of the family, does not disrupt the personal space it occupies. Bomman and Bellie are also never taken out of the forest to tell their story, with the viewer eagerly following behind Bomman as he talks about Raghu’s picky eating, or sitting beside Bellie as she recalls her first meeting with Raghu. In that way, Gonsalves’ work mimics a safari, where the audience quietly observes the co-existence of nature and man, as Bomman, Bellie, and Raghu invite you into a space that is becoming scarcer by the day. The Elephant Whisperers is currently streaming on Netflix.
By Adhi3 years ago in Feast