April 28, 2008 at 5:46 pm
· Filed under Elance, Gesture Graphics & Development, Gestures, Graphics & Development, History of India, IPL, Liberal, MNS, Maharashtra, Shiv Sena, Swami Vivekananda, awareness, bad food, bollywood, campaign, cheerleader, controversy, country, flash animation, freedom, girl, graphics, india, love, lovers, moral police, movies, mumbai, sex, society, valentine day protest, western culture, www.gesturegraphics.com ·Tagged american cheerleaders, cheerleaders, cricket, freedom, Gesture Graphics & Development, Gestures, india, Indian culture, Indian woman, IPL, Kanika, minor, Rahul Mishra, rape, sex, Swami Vivekananda, western culture, www.gesturegraphics.com

I accept that it is a matter of debate if these cheerleaders are too much for
our sexually suppressed Indian psyche but definitely it is not a matter of
debate for our political leaders who should be busy with far more
important matters rather than these trivial issues.
It is ridiculous to demand a ban on such events. It is a matter of choice for
the viewers who belongs to a free nation called India.
Believe me, it is more personal than a national issue. The political leaders
who are opposing this display of cheerleaders must have not got some free
passes or invitation for their family and friends. Once the BIB BIG ego our
political dealers( leaders) are not satisfied , they come up with an issue to teach
a lesson to organizer. Otherwise, what is not happening in our so called great
country which can disturb every civilized mind ???
Mentally challenged minor raped in Delhi
http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1159608
Capital shame: Minor ‘raped’, killed
http://in.news.yahoo.com/hindustantimes/20080428/r_t_ht_nl_crime/tnl-capital-shame-minor-raped-killed-b500308.html
Rape by cop: Kin say police offered money for not filing case
http://www.expressindia.com/latest-news/Rape-by-cop-Kin-say-police-offered-money-for-not-filing-case/301839/
These are few incidents but the fact is that on an average I read 4 to 5 rape cases
every week in my newspaper. In fact, last week there was a news where a
50 years man raped a toddler.
Are we ashamed as Indians?
Are our political leaders ashamed ?
Are they going to organize a strike to stop such kind of crimes or
raise their voice in assembly?
No, they are more busy thinking about cheerleaders. These cheerleaders
are at least not forced to do it. They are doing their job and if some people
do not like it, they have freedom to switch channels.

Enough is enough. This is a country where Rakhi Sawant becomes a
C grade sex icon overnight because she knows how to catch imagination
of a sexually suppressed Indian mind.
Our media knows that people here like to listen her and they regularly
organize one or another gimmick with her to satisfy the hunger of our great
sexually starved Indian viewer.
(Durex survey: Indians not sexually satisfied )
http://www.ibnlive.com/news/durex-survey-indians-not-sexually-satisfied/64245-19.html

When a mob humiliate a girl on New Year, we should know that
we are the most uncivilized society and we need to change something
in ourselves.
Come on, this is 21’st century. Everything is changing and it is changing for
better, my dear. This is not a age where women have to cover herself from
head to toe. Let’s be civilized, give them space and freedom and once they
are happy they will create heaven from a family, from a society and from a
country.
A free India will definitely be a heaven for all Indian men where woman will
have freedom to wear what they want, freedom to do what they like,
freedom to take personal decisions of their own life.
Did you know what Swami Vivekananda said about woman almost before 100 years.

Please read….
“The idea of perfect womanhood is perfect independence.”
“The best thermometer to the progress of a nation is its treatment of its women.”
” There is no chance for the welfare of the world unless the condition of women is improved.”
She is ultimate power, creator of universe. Can we dare to teach them how to behave?


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March 30, 2008 at 6:47 pm
· Filed under History of India, Hygienic lifestyle, Indian culture, awareness, bad food, campaign, country, germs, good food, hate campaign, hygienic India, india, pani puri, roadside stalls, toxic colors, unhygienic, western culture ·Tagged awareness, bad food, campaign, country, germs, good food, hate campaign, History of India, hygienic India, Hygienic lifestyle, india, Indian culture, pani puri, roadside stalls, toxic colors, unhygienic, western culture
There is always this talk what we can do for our country but sometimes I think that there are lot of thing which we should stop doing to make us a better country and society. Like spitting on road. .. stop eating at roadside stalls… teach lesson to our Mithaiwalas who play with lives of so many people… stop playing with toxic colors… stop making the walls dirty…

Sometimes I ask to myself if we are culturally unhygienic? It is necessary that we start behaving in some responsible manner. We need to respect our life as humans which is the greatest gift of nature to us. India really need a campaign to spread awareness for a Hygienic lifestyle.( Believe me , it’s more important than many hate campaigns going on in India.) I think this is need and responsibility of most of the Indians.
But yes, I also admit that it is really diificult to escape from the smell of tempting PaniPuri stall. Is my mouth watering?


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February 19, 2008 at 3:57 pm
· Filed under Amitabh Bachchan, Anti, Bajrang dal, Bihar, History of India, Indian culture, Kamsutra, Liberal, MNS, Maharashtra, Neeb karori Baba, Neemkaroli Baba, North Indian, Rahul Mishra, Raj Thakrey, Shiv Sena, Valentine day, bollywood, campaign, country, freedom, hero, india, love, lovers, moral police, movies, mumbai, sex, valentine day protest, western culture ·Tagged Amitabh Bachchan, Anti, Bajrang dal, Bihar, bollywood, campaign, country, freedom, hero, History of India, india, Indian culture, Kamsutra, Liberal, love, lovers, Maharashtra, MNS, moral police, movies, mumbai, Neeb karori Baba, Neemkaroli Baba, North Indian, Rahul Mishra, Raj Thakrey, sex, Shiv Sena, Uncategorized, Valentine day, valentine day protest, western culture
Last week I saw some images of Bajrang Dal activists who blackened the face of a couple on Valentine day. The couple in love were looking very distressed and our moral police activists were standing there proudly as they have saved the India from some nuclear attack. It’s really very disappointing to see such images in India who is looking forward to a prosperous future. I don’t know why our administration falls every time to save the basic human rights of freedom of ours citizens. The bajrang dal activists were disturbed as Valentine day is copy of western culture and they think that western culture is something very dangerous like an epidemic.My question here is if our Indian culture is so week that it could be threatened by an expression of love ( or whatever it is ) of a couple.
My second question if we really know what is the Indian culture. Does it stop us to be a liberal society? According to the Vedas kaam (sex) is one of the most important purusharth ( Spritual duty of a man) which comes only after Dharma (religion) in order. If we go by history, we will find that Indian culture is something which always advocate the basic right of freedom of an individual.

Our history tells that not long but just before thousand years back, we were a very liberal society. Even sex was not a taboo subject like these days for us and we were a very happy and prosperous society. According to the historians, Mughal and British invasion changed our view toward the sex completely and we turned into a most hypocrite society.
Come on , Let’s admit it that we are not honest to ourselves. When we spit our venom against western culture on Valentine day, we forget that our technology, movies, TV entertainment , dressing , Internet all are gifts to us from this culture. Tell me why we should be so proud to be an Indian. Please don’t go to the Vaidic period and start telling me what our great forefathers had done. They were really great and they didn’t had time for petty politics and other time wasting exercise. women were free to dress whatever they want and we definitely were not a sex starved society in the Vadik period like today. Molestation of a decent woman in Mumbai by dozens of goons on New Year eve is an example of our dual faced society.In fact, in some parts western culture is following the rules which we actully discovered in Vaidik period and see their progress. See the health, welath and lifestyle of people of west. These countries are among the most prosperops countries in the world while we have even forgot that we are humans.
Are we able to provide to all our citizens clean water, non polluted air and hygenic food? No.
Are we able to provide every children of India that hight standard of education and an environment to grow their personality? No.
Does our society treat our women with respect and diginity and protect their rights ? No.In fact, we need to take some lessons from west when it comes to improve our lifestyle as an educated society.
My point here is why we are wasting our time in these useless activities like Valentine protest and some political rally which is being organized to fulfill the political ambition of a corrupt leader. Instead, we can devote this time to improve ourselves as an individual and as a society. I am sure that this will make Lord Bajrangbali more happy.
As a matter of fact, lord Hanuman ( Bajrang bali) carried the message of love of Lord Ram to Mother Sita and helped her to destroy her sorrow. I think Bajrandal “Anti Valentine” activists can take a lesson from this episode. Obviously they will say that couples celebrating valentine day are not Sita and Ram but Doesn’t Hanuman ji see only Sita and Ram in this whole universe?
If you do not know I would like to tell you that Baba Neeb Karori Maharaj was a great saint of Northern India. Here I would like to end this feature with one of his story from book “ Miracle of Love”, authored by Ramdas.
“A devotte was embarrased when Maharajji came to his room at university and discovered a pinup calender on the wall. Mahrajji asked who she was, and the devotee said no one, going to turn the picture on wall. But Maharajji stopped him, saying, “She’s is Ma. Don’t dihonor her.”

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February 18, 2008 at 4:23 pm
· Filed under Amitabh Bachchan, Anti, Bihar, Hate, MNS, Maharashtra, North Indian, Raj Thakrey, Shiv Sena, Uttar Pradesh, bollywood, campaign, hero, india, movies, mumbai ·Tagged Amitabh Bachchan, Anti, Bihar, bollywood, campaign, Hate, hero, india, Maharashtra, MNS, moral police, movies, mumbai, Neeb karori Baba, Neemkaroli Baba, North Indian, Rahul Mishra, Raj Thakrey, sex, Shiv Sena, Uncategorized, Uttar Pradesh, Valentine day, valentine day protest, western culture
We are tired of reading and listening the news that Raj Thackeray is made hero by a well thought out plan by media and central and state government. Will it work as an advantage or disadvantage to his image or his party or Mumbai is a matter of debate but here I want to focus on a very different aspect of this whole issue.
I had been a great fan of Amitabh Bachchan since my childhood and I have seen the scene of movie Deewar innumerable times where he enters in the den of goons and locks the door. I could not forget the way he fought and won the fight with bare hands. This is only one scene of one movie. We all have grown up watching these kind of scenes from Bachchan’s movies. This was the time when we had literally no exposure to outside world and we were left to select very few options when it come s to choose our idol. Thanks to exposure to Hollywood that now we know that even the immortal Gabbar Singh learned to laugh from the villain of “ For Few Dollars More” a Clint Eastwood ‘s movie . Copying has become a little difficult these days. Now we immediately know when we see a shameless copy of Denzal Washington’s “Men on Fire” when we see Amitabh Bachchan in “Ek Ajnabi”.
Anyway, what I am trying to say that Amitabh Bachchan was like a God to us and we were fascinated by his image of a fighter of truth. But again , life teaches us a lot of lessons and one of them is that it is very difficult to find a real fighter. I don’t expect a person to fight for his life but at least a person as powerful as Amitabh Bachchan can speak a few word of truth. It is so ridiculous when Amar Singh speaks on behalf of Mr. Bachchan. I wonder that all the lengthy dialogues which I remembered and repeated so many times was nothing but just empty words which do not have even a .001 % reality.
On the other hand when I see the fruit vendors, vegetable vendors, cab drivers and auto riksha drivers in Mumbai who never stopped to exist even for one day, I admire their courage and fighting spirit. They were working as usual and as normal in the middle of all that insult, violence and a national crisis. They didn’t ran away from Mumbai with their family. They were there to fight the battle of life and livelihood with all courage, patience and non violence.
I am grown up now. I know that they are the real heroes. It does not matter if they didn’t lock the door in the den of goons.

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December 30, 2007 at 9:11 am
· Filed under Gestures, Graphics & Development, History of India, Kanika, Maharashtra, animation, bollywood, campaign, country, flash animation, freedom, graphics, india, mumbai, outsource, www.gesturegraphics.com ·Tagged animation, animation companies in India, animation in India, awareness, best animation, bollywood, country, Elance, flash animation, Gesture Graphics & Development, Gestures, graphics, Graphics & Development, History of India, india, Kanika, mumbai, Neeb karori Baba, Neemkaroli Baba, outsource, Rahul Mishra, society, Uncategorized, www.gesturegraphics.com

Hi friends, Animation is the most talked about subject these days in art student’s circle and most of them wants to make big in this industry which is showing exponential growth every year.Yes, market for different animated contents are growing for sure world- wide and we should look up to take an advantage from this growth. With success of “Hanuman” we see a trend for animated movies in Bollywood and we hear a lot of announcement these days even from big producer like Chopras and Johars. What I think that we are still far far behind from Hollwood animated movies when it comes to not even technology and expertise but we also lack original concepts. Why we are dependent on our Hanuman, Ganesha or Krishna? Why we are not capable of developing our own Shrek, Lion King or The Incredibles?

Answer is simple. We are still not confident about our own concepts and we want to borrow something from our Mythologies or from Hollywood or from any where else. Lack or originality and blindly copying others is our national problem when it comes to anything like music, movies, fashion or style. Our top directors, actors and music composers rarely come up with something original and they are always proud of what they do. I think we lack innovation terribly and not confident enough to experiment something new. I may sound bitter but this is truth.What do you think ????
Rahul
Gesture Graphics & Development, Mumbai, India.
Please visit the links below to see our work…
http://www.gesturegraphics.com/animation_page.htm
http://www.ifreelance.com/pro/33721
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December 24, 2007 at 11:05 am
· Filed under Elance, Gesture Graphics & Development, Gestures, Graphics & Development, History of India, Kanika, Neeb karori Baba, Neemkaroli Baba, Rahul Mishra, animation, animation companies in India, animation in India, awareness, best animation, bollywood, country, flash animation, graphics, india, mumbai, outsource, society, www.gesturegraphics.com ·Tagged animation, animation companies in India, animation in India, awareness, best animation, bollywood, country, Elance, flash animation, Gesture Graphics & Development, Gestures, graphics, Graphics & Development, History of India, india, Kanika, mumbai, Neeb karori Baba, Neemkaroli Baba, outsource, Rahul Mishra, society, Uncategorized, www.gesturegraphics.com
Hi, we develop original animated contents for our worldwide client base under banner Gesture Graphics & Development (www.gesturegraphics.com).

We believe that animation is a medium which is directly connected with freedom. We can always create whatever we want through this medium.
You can visit www.gesturegraphics.com or http://www.ifreelance.com/pro/33721 to see our work
We will wait to know your views.
Thanks and regards - Rahul and Kanika
Gesture Graphics & Development, Mumbai, India
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