Film: SOWRYAM Rating: 3/5 Banner: Bhavya Creations Cast: Gopichand, Anushka, Poonam Kaur, Manoj K Jayan, Ajay, Ali, Dharmavarapu, Krishna Bhagawan, Raghu Babu, Sarath Babu, Music: Mani Sharma Cinematography: Vetri Director: Siva Producer: V Anand Prasad Release Date: September 25, 2008 A commercial potboiler, the story begins with a major action sequence in Orissa where a bunch of bad guys are pummeled to pulp by a single man. He is none other than Vijay (Gopi) who is on his way to Kolkata and there is a group of bad guys who is desperately following his trail. Meanwhile, Vijay goes and joins in the college and his mission is to get close to Divya (Poonam) who is also a student there. He is on the lookout for accommodation and in this process he comes across Divya's friend Shweta (Anushka). She tries to rag him but ends up getting ragged and from then on she wants to give him a stick but the reverse happens. Soon, she realizes that she is in love with Vijay but then he is not too responsive to her feelings. Far away in Presentation: The director has come out with a typical sentiment and action plot and though the narration was neat, the presentation lacked the maturity. The script was alright but then the screenplay was shoddily executed. Also, the editing was poor at some points, on the brighter side, the dialogues were good, pace was maintained almost throughout. Music was not upto the mark but the background score was alright, camera is good in many angles and captured the moments correctly. The other departments were alright in their contribution. Gopichand has surely improved as an actor and his dialogue delivery during certain intense scenes and his expressions really heat up the atmosphere. On the other hand, the screen is set on fire with the oomph of Anushka and her cute looks. She has gone down a lot but still her facial glow exists. Poonam Kaur looked okay and not that attractive. Manoj K Jayan was good with his role while Ajay did not have anything significant. Ali was a major attraction with his share of comedy and then there was Krishna Bhagawan and Raghu Babu who really brought out the best in laughter. The others did their bit with equal value and contributed to the movie. Conclusion: The plot has been mixed with loads of violence, shades of romance and good sentiment angle. However, while the first half was more on the lighter side with ample comedy, romance tracks and fight sequences it is the second half that takes a serious turn and is filled with sentiment, melodrama. There were few unwanted songs too which created a break in the rhythm of the movie. Commercially, it is upto the brim and has all the elements but the arrangement of the sequences was slight haphazard. But it will make its money without an issue since the mass appeal is high. 
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IT to bounce back soon
Software firms that were banking on a revival in the second half of the fiscal can take some cheer from the words of Gartner’s top man in India.
Partha Iyengar, who heads the India arm of the global research organisation, says the collapse of Lehman and other financial giants will not significantly worsen the slowdown for software firms and a revival could be in the offing before the fiscal end.
“Software firms are already in a slowdown. I don’t see that trajectory changing because of the events of last week. The December quarter will follow the quarter we are in currently. We will start seeing an uptake after the US elections. The sentiment will start to shift after that and software companies may recoup some of the losses they made in the earlier quarter in the fourth quarter,” Iyengar, vice-president, Gartner India, told ET.
Contrary to the gloom inspired by the fresh bout of bad news, his outlook for FY09 remains ‘cautiously optimistic’ and that for FY10 ‘fairly optimistic’ with growth returning to earlier levels. Iyengar said there were big differences across the key IT markets.
There was a higher level of uncertainty and close to a sense of panic among IT buyers in the US and UK (because of its proximity to US). But companies in Asia-Pacific, while being cautious, were going ahead with their IT projects. The sentiment among European buyers fell somewhere between Asia Pacific and US buyers, he said.
Since the events of last week, the BSE-IT index has lost 167 points over worries dogging some of the largest customers of Indian IT companies. Merrill is one of the top financial services clients for number one software exporter Tata Consultancy Services, while Wipro and HCL Tech have exposure to Lehman.
On Monday, outsourcing firm eClerx Services Ltd, which went public less than year ago, said it had outstanding receivables of $1 million from Lehman. The collapsed investment bank was one of its top five clients, accounting for about 13 per cent of revenues.
However, Iyengar said some of the consolidation among large financial services players such as Bank of America’s acquisition of Merrill Lynch and Lloyd TSB’s takeover of HBOS would provide huge integration opportunities for IT firms.
“It’s true, there will be some redundancies and IT vendor consolidation but they will take time to play out. The bigger issue will be the integration opportunity it creates in the near-term, integration is the biggest single issue for banks,” he said.
The most significant difference between the last slowdown in 2001-02 and the current one was the ‘incredible amount of credibility’ Indian firms have built. Gartner is also advising IT firms not go back on job offers they have already made and not cut too deep to the bone when they rationalise recruitment.
“Resources (people) tend to have fairly long memories, and when the company gets back to hire-mode, you don’t want it to have negative impact,” he added.
source : times of india
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