Stage
artiste with a perfect entry who made a premature exit
AN
exhibition of photographs of Manohar Singh in myriad roles on stage is a
fine tribute to the memory of a great theatre artiste of our times,
writes Nirupama Dutt.
How
students can cope with exam stress
V. K. Kapoor
CHANGE
the source of the stress. Do something else for a while. Confront the
source of the stress. If it is a person, persuade him or her to curb the
stress-causing behaviour. Talk about the source of stress. Rid yourself
of frustration. Find a good listener and complain. Talk through possible
solutions. Shift your perspective. Tell yourself that each new situation
or problem is a new challenge, and that there is something to be learned
from every experience. Try to see the humorous side of the situation.
Ready
the pitch for youngsters!
Gopal Sharma
TVS Cup in Bangladesh was
godsend for talented youngsters, who, more or less, failed to grab it
with both hands. Mumbai speedster Avishkar Salvi was the only one to
impress, Gautam Gambhir had just one good knock to his credit, while
Haryana's Amit Mishra, Delhi's Sarandeep Singh and Abhijit Kale got
limited opportunities to showcase their talent.
Making
miracles on the silver screen!
FOR decades, Ramesh Meer has
provided all kinds of thrills to film buffs. By using digital
technology, he has provided some of the best scenes in superhit
Bollywood films and enabled heroes to perform superhuman action scenes.
Now, Meer is venturing to make a 3-D Plus film called Abbra Ka Dabbra,
which tells the story of a boy in search of magical skills, says Vimla
Patil.
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