Rajashekar Narayana

The Indian politics has always been a platform for many to employ their authority to achieve their end goals as opposed to provide good governance. The millions of people in the country aspire to improve their standard of living, anticipating for equal  share in income distribution, education, jobs etc., but the situation is in complete contrast. The people have always been victim of lack of transparency and integrity displayed by the politicians. The people would always empower and give the mandate to our politicians to be trustful, and to create a vision for the country to deliver. There would always a battle in the parliament between ruling party and opposition with their shelling of words at each other. They do not wisely discuss on the policies which is crucial for the development of the Nation which is essentially one of the causes of sluggish growth. They would attack each other trying to defend their own past deeds, ignoring the mandate authorised by the people of the coun

Spokespersons of Political Parities - Bizarre Media Debate       Its been quite while a we have been listening to the Indian Media hosting debates to discuss on various significant issues of National Importance. The experience has been quite devastating , at times stressful, or perhaps might supersede the boisterous noise of war zone. If the debate is based on the merits to attack the opponents, that can be embraced by the people. We cannot endure the pain of listing to the personal attacks by the panellists as opposed to making pertinent points. The end result of any debate must be to come to a consensus agreement in a pragmatic manner. The harsh reality is that the spokespersons of the political class wants to defend their own party ignoring the aspirations of millions of people. The people empower and give the complete mandate to political parties not to indulge in making accusations and counter accusations.       The Media isn't playing the kind of role that we expect to

Tollywood is affected by the deaths of great character artists and comedians. This is creating huge void and irreplaceable loss to the industry. Its quite high time that everyone takes care of their health , habits and life style. They are the ones immensely contributing to the entertainment Industry. We have recently mourned the death of Ahuthi Prasad, Srihari, and host of others. Being a fans of those artists, its really heart wrenching to hear the news of deaths. MS Narayana had been playing key roles , was also instrumental in the success of movies like Dhookudu, Dubai Sreenu, etc. We would wish the Super stars, and character artists as well comedians to give due importance to their health and save their respective families from encountering difficult times. Our thoughts and prayers goes out to the family of MS Narayana

"If you do not have a varacious apetitie for learning , you are bound to be a laggard in the race -Rajashekar Narayana

"We tend to indulge in trivial acts by exhausting our energy which in essence thwarts us from creating a value for ourselves and the potential consumers" - Rajashekar Narayana

Shankar's "I" - Intriguingly Revenge Drama with Amazing Performance CAST : Vikram , Amy Jackson, Suresh Gopi, Music : A R Rehman Cinematography : P C Sreeram Production : Aascar Film Pvt Ltd Direction : Shankar The basic plot of the movie revolves around the emotions of Jealousy, lust, greedy. Vikram (Lingeswaran) plays the role of a Body builder who aspires to clinch the National championship. Amy Jackson (Diya) plays the role of a Super Model trying to see success by endorsing the luxury brands without compromising on her professional ethics. Lingeswaran is a staunch admirer of Diya for her beauty and would show his affection to her by purchasing all the products endorsed by her. Upen Patel plays the role of a Model who would be pairing up with Diya for all the products or advertisements. He is very popular in the modeling industry and endorsements, who is trying to exploit Diya with his lustful acts. She would outright reject his hidden agenda, an

CAST : Vikram , Amy Jackson, Suresh Gopi, Music : A R Rehman Cinematography : P C Sreeram Production : Aascar Film Pvt Ltd Direction : Shankar The basic plot of the movie revolves around the emotions of Jealousy, lust, greedy. Vikram (Lingeswaran) plays the role of a Body builder who aspires to clinch the National championship. Amy Jackson (Diya) plays the role of a Super Model trying to see success by endorsing the luxury brands without compromising on her professional ethics. Lingeswaran is a staunch admirer of Diya for her beauty and would show his affection to her by purchasing all the products endorsed by her. Upen Patel plays the role of a Model who would be pairing up with Diya for all the products or advertisements. He is very popular in the modeling industry and endorsements, who is trying to exploit Diya with his lustful acts. She would outright reject his hidden agenda, and thus, Upen patel with his influence brings a new model to pair up with him for other end

“A leader’s responsibility isn't confined to discharging of his responsibilities within his clearly defined framework, but it also transcends beyond that, to offer his help to other entities and its resources for a mutual benefit in the ecosystem, that would foster  kind of cohesiveness  culture ”  - Rajashekar Narayana

"If you have comitted a mistake, it paves the way for learning but if you do not implement the key learnings, it paves the way for a disater" Prashanth and Rajashekar Narayana

"If you are drifting away from your passion,you are bound to have a lacklustre approach towards everything in life,which could potencially have a caustic impact on to your personal branding" - Rajashekar Narayana