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R eal wealth is hidden in the raw culture of rural India. This point is most effectively proved in the Hindi movie 'Sui Dhaaga'. Its story line is as follows: Mauji (Varun Dhawan) is a simple guy who in life has been compelled to do silly things, just for the sake of earning money. He of course succeeded in finding money when compelled by the discriminating paymaster to act like a dog, donkey or any other animal in any marriage party or at an event.  His wife Mamata (Anushka Sharma), being a witness to one of those events, felt ashamed in front of known people, refuted to the core, and asked him to start doing something sensible.  She inspires him towards self-employment, putting  his tailoring skills  in to practice.  Being a very good embroider herself, felt confident of placing something new which will be people friendly in the textile retail front.  Twists and turns threaten the small-town couple as they launched their own tailoring business. They fac

Cover page of the book Review by C T Joshi T he poems, " Real-ize Your Real Eyes", penned by Dr Aruna S, are as versatile and wide-ranging as herself. She has zeal for life, deep understanding of the Nature and its wonders, a sense of gratitude to the Creator and so on. All these traits in her character are vividly reflected in her poems.  As the back cover of the book says,  these traits have collectively inspired her to compose these poems. She does not stop there. She ponders over deeper questions of life and afterlife and sincerely hopes that her compositions would lead others too to ponder over them. What makes the poems enjoyable are their felicity and readability.  Dr Aruna, Author of the book Anyone with even an elementary knowledge of English language can easily follow them. They are so simple. Aruna is a multi-facetted personality. She is a blend of Biochemistry, Sanskrit and Ayurveda. She has a Master's degree in Biochemis