Sunday, May 25, 2014

Very funny indeed !

Narendra Modi & Super Star Rajnikath
Here's 79 seconds of packed fun! Really enjoyed seeing both our Super Stars dance to Vairamuthu's famous lyrics, very apt ---

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=764541540234673 

Here's BenHur repeated!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UyfiqkN9Mw&feature=share&list=UUuB112ZHY1iygcDEHRg6P5Qv 


Vikatan Jokes


Dial a priest !

Now, dial a priest for the pooja at home


The organisation also conducts poojas in other States through their priest network. Photo: K. Pichumani
The organisation also conducts poojas in other States through their priest network. 

Astro Ved also offers the service through a website, at Rs. 500 - Rs. 22, 000

Pizzas and call taxis aren’t the only things that you can order over the phone and get delivered at your doorstep now — priests too are just a call away.
Gone are the days when one had to scout temples or consult friends for getting a priest to perform rituals at home. An organisation called Astro Ved offers the services of a priest through the website www.priestservices.com. People can also dial a priest by calling their customer care numbers: 9500095649/9600007573/9677299388.
“We started the service two years ago. There are six priests with us as of now and we receive at least ten calls a day asking for a priest to perform rituals such as housewarming, birth ceremony and ancestral rituals, among others,” says Ramu Karnan, assistant general manager of the organisation.
Astrology teams also offer the service of preparing horoscopes once a customer provides their birth details, and suggest rituals to solve their problems. “People can also customise their poojas according to their need. But we do not compromise on the schedule or the products that are needed,” S. Prema Raja, the chief priest, explains.
The service is priced from Rs. 500 to Rs. 22,000 and above. “The cost varies according to the venue of the pooja. Everything, right from bricks to prasadam, is arranged by us. We also click pictures of the function for the customer. We take feedback from them a couple of days after the function,” says Mr. Ramu Karnan.
The organisation also conducts poojas in other States through their priest network. “There is a huge demand in Andhra Pradesh and Bangalore. We also train priests who left their occupation due to lack of income. There were few in Kumbakonam who became drivers. Now they are employed with us,” says Mr. Prema Raja.
The priests with Astro Ved earn around Rs. 20,000 per month now, against little or no income earlier. “We recruit people who have good knowledge. We ensure that the customer is satisfied. There are also plans to come out with a mobile application,” says Mr. Ramu Karnan.

Thursday, March 27, 2014

Homer Iyer Family !

  • For a custom saree design, this creator was told to modify the simpsons family to look like they were south indian brahmins. so let him introduce you to homer iyer, marge iyer, bart iyer, lisa iyer and maggie iyer! :-) for those who don't know who are iyers, click here for more info!

  • The Simpson Iyers!

  • Bart iyer is wearing a kurta and pajama with sandals. His iyer vibudhi (holy ash)mark is visible on his forehead

  • Homer iyer is wearing a Veshti in tamil brahmin paalathaal style. His sacred thread is also visible, and so are his iyer vibudi markings on his forehead and arm

  • Homer iyer dozed off after eating his favourite vadai with chutney

  • Lisa iyer is wearing a typically south indian paavadai and dhaavani. she also adorns jimiki earrings

  • Maggie iyer sports an adorable paavada blouse, a little loose for her maybe. she also has a mole drawn on her cheek, something that parents tend to for little kids in India.

  • Marge iyer is seen wearing a saree worn in traditional tamil brahmin 'madisar' style.

  • Marge iyer wearing another saree, this time a kancheepuram silk saree worn in the more common style.