Monday, June 27, 2011

REDEFINING CURLS AND FLAPS EMPLOYING OF LATE TRENDS


Mid Layered Hair Styles to project her strong yet feminine

      Beauty is not only skin-deep. The silky wave fluxing over her arms paired with the dawn makes her a complete diva. Tresses are more important for the visual impression of women and not only are the right style is important but the right color can greatly change the appearance as well. 


Women from all over the world discern in for different styles and shading to express their individuality. 

The current trend being the medium hair style, they are promoted both by celebs as well as hair stylists. Changing the color of the hair is as vital as changing the length or style, which is why it is important to first determine which shades beseems better. This season’s hair color is about the individual projecting her own style, moving away from monochrome and into natural tones.

     A midi hair style which suits the looks and lifestyle of a woman can dramatically change the way she feels and look. Those who long for a versatile and on-trend look turn towards arty and polished midi layered hairstyles. 

“They suit all hair types from curly to super-sleek. Paring midi cuts with curls would bring out the style puss” says Prathana kumar
To show off a bold new look, these flair styling has to be twined with those spellbinding hair colors. Season’s Hair Color Trends include rich shades of brown, honey blonds and natural looking shades of red.
“Highlights are more natural looking and blend seamlessly. However, highlights in bold and colorful shades are preferred when it’s about making statements” says Vikram Mohan, Director, Bounce style longue.

     Hair trends vary so quickly, it can be a challenge keeping up on the latest hair styles.Not only it tells about ones character, it balances the body, frames face and complements clothes and lifestyle. 

A really professional hairstyle is a valuable investment, because it will make you feel good as well as look good.

CENSORSHIP HOLDS CREATIVITY BACK FROM COMPLETE FRE...


Censorship codes stamp down creativity confusing reality with illusion


The film censorship movement began from the moment the Motion pictures were discovered to show images that might not be suitable for all ages and all lifestyles. This censorship codes went far beyond simply proscribing nudity and swearing in films; it basically attempts to impose an entire fabric of principles on movie-makers. These codes and terms getting worse in India hampers movie makers in trialing their theories.

Censorship in India mainly targets religious issues, however any activity that involves public show of screen violence, sex, crime and subjects that are considered politically subversive is illegal and attracts several penal provisions. Besides it is not just the content of film that is regulated, with all areas of film culture coming under scrutiny. This ranges from the granting of license to permitted modes of promotion, publicity, the content and nature of posters and trailers and the suitability of associated toys. Thus on the whole these censorship codes influence and suppress the creativity of a large number of film makers in India.


Film censors tend to see themselves as classifiers, administering certificates that aim to control the type of audience that sees a particular movie. Many controversial and revolutionary films have been banned by censorship bodies or state authorities, a classic example being 'Gulabi Aaina ',  


A film on Indian transsexuals directed by Sridhar Rangayan, was banned by the censor board citing that the film is 'vulgar and offensive'. The filmmaker appealed twice and was unsuccessful. This film still remains banned in India, but has been screened at numerous festivals all over the world and won awards. The critics have applauded it for its 'sensitive and touching portrayal of marginalized community'.

Censorship in any form is the enemy of creativity, since it cuts off the life blood of creative ideas.” Says Allan Jenkins .Censorship at times can be referred to as the suppression of knowledge or ideas. A good number of disputative movies from India are being banned and are still under probe. Though film censorship becomes necessary as films motivate thought and action and assures a high degree of attention and retention as compared to the printed word. 

Sensible "Freedom of expression of thoughts” should be plied to the film makers, thus framing a path for The Indian movies compete worldwide.