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Index
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Industry Interview
04-05
Game Review
06-09
Famous Artist History
10-11
Movie Review
12-13
R.K.Laksman
14-17
Know Your Faculty
18-19
Workshop&Masterclass
20-23
Trailer review
24-25
Younovative
26-27
Students work
28-29
W
arm greetings to our readers present
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Foreword
Every issue we successfully manage to create an edition which is appreciated and cherished
by our reader, this issue is nothing short of fascinating. With the sad demise of great R.K.
Lakshman commonly known as “The Common Man”, we decide to pay a tribute to the legend by
featuring his biography from his early life to the name he fashioned “The Common Man”. The
industry interview section features a multitalented and independent animator, designer, story
writer and much more Prosenjit Ganguly, catch all his guidelines and instructions to master in
these fields. The definition of Insanity is back, after a gap of couple of years the mass murderous
and a holiday gone wrong game is back; yes it is Far Cry 4. The game is back with action packed
mountain themed revolving around pagan Min’s violent Kyrat. The famous artist history section
covers yet another inspiring and artistic caliber man, which goes by the name Satish Gujral. An
Indian painter, sculptor, graphic designer, muralist and Architect who dominated the art sector
of India almost for entire post independent era. We have introduced another brand new section
to our magazine “know your faculty”. The section tells you each and every possible thing you
want to know about our loved faculty. Rishikesh Gaikwad is the second faculty to be featured.
The trailer review page covers a trailer of a film which every youth grew up reading comics
and wanting to see the film on the big screen, you guessed it right it is Marvel’s assemble crew
Avengers; Age of Ultron. The world cup fever running and every generation of people are sticking
to the mantra “#WeWontGiveItBack” keeping in mind the world cup the Younovative section
features an amazing and creative way of branding the world cup advertisements know as “Mauka
Mauka”.
Industry Interview
Prosenjit Ganguly
Animation Designer
Industry Interview
What inspired you to get into animation
field?
First of all I didn’t get in to animation at first place,
what I was gone in was a design school. Once I got into
a design school I realized that communication design
offered animation as a specialization. I went on doing
things that gave me immense amount of joy. I wanted to
do things which loved doing, I realized if I will did this
I could do all things that make me feel happy. That was
the only thing I guess and I just followed my heart. There
are times when you want to express yourself in a certain
way and you become a misfit and career had nothing to
do with this. I studied science and I studied literature
and I the midway of studying English literature I joined
NID then I got into animation.
What was the obstacles and problem you
faced in your initially day of career?
There were 2 sets of problem or situation you can
say. One set of situation which I really faced very difficult
when I was beginning to learn that is my ignorance. I
didn’t knew anything we grew up in an atmosphere of
other fellow students who were extremely well read,
they had very deep knowledge, they had read books
which I never heard of, they have seen films, read about
film makers which I had no clue of. That was a difficult
scenario where I was nowhere in terms of qualifications
anywhere close to all these guys in my batch it was
difficult to cop up with, but I took it as a challenge. The
other difficult situation was been in a multidisciplinary
design school, where you have product design, textile
design, lots of designing happening with animation
graphics and video. I didn’t know what to go for because
I loved to designing products in my own way. Same time I
wanted to tell stories, draw and see things happening in
a weird way and tell animated stories.
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This was another challenge for me to take a call on
that I have to go for this particular thing that was the big
challenge in fact for a year and half. Then like every other
good school gives you a challenge and that challenge is
a very happy challenge to be in. It is difficult to get in
but it is much more difficult to get out, to complete your
course. They will not let you go until and unless you are
completely qualified to be called designer otherwise
there is no other way to get out from that place. So that
was amazing, that was great challenge to encounter.
Professionally I have not been happy when I look back at
my initial professional years, I don’t think I have been
good and I don’t think I have utilized my time the way I
should have. I had lovely opportunities in which I should
have worked much harder or probably I should have had
my focus and attention in a slightly different way then
what I had. That was my initial days of my career but
thankfully over a time I kept on learning that learning
could be in different situations. Over a period of time it
helped me to understand the basic of how to approach
my work. Now I am very happy that way but I know at
least the way I should be looking at life and looking at
how to approach work.
When you take up a project what is your frame
of mind when you are working as a project
coordinator and when you are working as an
artist? How can you manage when you are
working as both as a coordinator as well as
artist?
One most important thing is that lots of students
come out and when I interact with them and I ask them
what do you want to be and the answer is I want to be
a director, they start with this. The best guys in the
world business of animation, the best directors are all
animators. The reason this works because you know
what you want before you demand out of an artist. The
director will tell you directions but if you have never
done it before how will you direct somebody. If your
artist had tried it but they could not get the results and
they ask you to help them and you don’t know how to
do it what will you do. So the best think you can do as
a student is from day 1 onwards try to make those small
little films right from your idea to the execution make
that film by yourself.
Create the idea, write it down, make a small little
thumbnails set of storyboard, design a character, and
animate them. Do the music, compose the music by
yourself, ask your friends to bring spoons, cups and pots
and compose it by yourself. Stay away from using those
digital things as a resource, don’t use reference tracks
you have. I would never love to do that, I always enjoy
creating things that I would love to do myself. So the
only advice I can give to students is from day one think
of making complete product, right from beginning till the
A passionate animation designer
end and that is eventually what you will be doing. At
every step when you are learning learn it in a way so that
at any step if you want to implement it there should not
be a point of doubt. There you will be able to follow it
in smooth in your execution just equip yourself in such a
way. Set you self in a very high standards from day one
and then guide yourself in that direction that’s the best
way to do.
22 years in this industry being an animator,
designer so you have seen many good and
bad days, so what is your message to your
students according to your experience
compiling all the knowledge you have how
do you create a spark in them?
Industry Interview
The best motivation to keep yourself going is I
am the light many people aren’t. When you wake up in
morning and you realize it is another day which means
there should no other excuse I should come in your way
to say that I am not in mood to do this because of any
sort of reason. You have to equip yourself mentally, you
have to be very much firmed yourself, very disciplined
yourself and focus single minded that I have to do that’s
it. There is something you are set on to do and you have
to do it, not anybody gets a chance to animate a story
so if I have got a chance to animate a story. Today I got
a chance to talk to you guys about a film I loved to do
and what else I need to motivate you, nothing else
is required. I am doing the best thing I loved to do
and I will keep doing that for rest of my life.
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“
A brilliant open world
entertainer
with jaw dropping action
and fascinating story line,
Ubisoft brings us another
title with
definition of insanity
game review
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PC,XBOX ONE,PLAYSTATION 4
PRICE:-2500/-
F
arcry, a name that everyone is familiar with
and had their hands on. Ubisoft Montreal’s
and their creative staff have successfully
created a game which is beyond madness
and indeed defines the meaning of Insanity.
After gap of couple of year gamers couldn’t wait
for another mass murderous holiday or you can
say a trip gone wrong. Ubisoft Montreal’s trip to
the mountains of Kyrat’s and Himalayas doesn’t
disappoint and perhaps not a great place to visit
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especially when King Pagan’s light is shining
upon it. Well, Ajay Ghale packed with intriguing
combat, crafting and with his mother’s ashes
he has unfortunately discovered his way in
Pagan’s nest. Far cry 4 is a first person open
world action adventure game developed by
Ubisoft Montreal; the game is available for
Microsft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox one,
Play station 3 and Xbox 360.
GAme Review
game review
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GAme Review
Story:
game review
Ajay Ghale is on his way to Nepal, Kyrat to
full fill his mother’s last dying wish that is to take
her ashes and scatter the ashes to Lakshmana.
However his mission is interrupted by Kyrat’s
eccentric and violent king, Pagan Min and is
taken prisoner. Pagan explains him his romantic
involvement with his mother Ishwari Ghale. While
Pagan attends some business calls Ajay escapes
his fortress with the aid of Sabal commander of
Golden Path (a rebel movement started by Ajay’s
father, Mohan Ghale).
It has been 20 years since Ishwari and Ajay
Ghale fled Kyrat, since then the movement started
by Ajay’s father has been inactive. Golden path
are struggling and fighting for their existence Ajay
becomes their new hope and symbol of savior.
After liberation Pagan’s territory and rescuing
few hostages the golden path and Ajay decide to
break his stronghold by targeting his three right
hand governors “De Pleur” who looks after his
prison chambers and opium production; “Noore”
who runs poaching rings; and “Yuma” who strongly
obsessed with uncovering secrets of Shangri La.
As the game progresses the energy of golden
path is threatened by the divisions between
commander Sabal and Amita. Sabal who encourages
moral and traditional values on the other hand
Amita who only argues and urges the progress of
golden path. Ajay is forced and left with no choice
t o
intervene between the two maniacs
and influence on their decision based
on the future of Kyrat. “De Pleur”
is the first governor to fall.
With the help of Noore’s aid
she Intel’s his stronghold
allowing the rebels to
capture him. Amita and Sabal
taks Ajay either confront Noore
or banish her (choices depends
on the player).
Ajay is contacted by
Agent Willis Huntley, who
offers intelligence for the rebels
in exchange of killing Yuma’s
lieutenant. Ajay who kills several
of lieutenants, Huntley admits that
they were CIA agents in disguise
uncovering Yuma’s plan. Agent
Huntley betrays Ajay for Pagan Min
on the other side the golden path
rebels push towards the northern
Part of Kyrat. Ajay ends up in
Yuma’s mountain prison. Yuma
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starts to despise Pagan, because of the affection he has
towards Ajay’s late mother. Ajay is attending meeting
with the rebels, Pagans army arrive led by Pagan himself.
Ajay finds an opportunity and kills Pagan only finding out
that he is Pagans double. Pagan broadcasts a message
stating that he is alive and discloses Yuma’s location.
Ajay kills Yuma on the other hand the tension between
Amita and Sabal is reaching new heights, pressure on
Ajay as he has to make a final decision regarding who
will be the leader of Golden Path (decision depends on
the player). Golden path
being under a
single leader Ajay
joins
the
rebels for
the final
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wanting to explore the paradise land with Kalinag.
Shangri La plays like another world just like a
limbo. Far cry 4 is a game with two different land
one beautiful ethnic as well as dangerous, other
more brutal and terrifying.
Game play :
Verdict:
attack at Pagan’s fortress. While at the stronghold Pagan
states two choices for Ajay either to kill him and become
the king of Kyrat or dine with him so he fulfill his mother
wish to scatter ashes at Lakshmana.
Shangri La:
Shangri La is a mystical land in the game and is
considered to be a place where goddess Kyra attained
Nirvana. Shangri La is marvelous; Ubisoft perfectly
creates a land of god which is now captured by Demons
and watched by Rakshasas (Monster). Shangri La features
four missions in which we play as The Great Kalinag
(Kyrati Warrior); accompanied by the ferocious Sky
Tiger. The best part of the Shangri La missions is the
language spoken by Kalinag which is Hindi; the
game successfully captures
the fundamental nature
of Indian language
and
players
The game is greatly entertaining; everything
about the game is brilliant the story line, the
visuals, the action and the total madness of the
despotic king of Kyrat Pagan Min. The game does
lack the madness and insanity as compared to Far
Cry 3, but it completes the lack in the various
aspect of the game. The game has its
own lows and highs, representing the best
the repulsive and the bad all at once of
this game. The game has ticks on what
matters the most and leaves us with loads
of terrific, beautiful and thrilling moment
to cherish for.
game review
The game play of Far Cry 4 is interactive;
it enables the player to freely roam the vicious
Kyrat. The game is primarily based on choices
which decide the future of Kyrat and Golden path.
The game features players to hunt animals and
craft their load out which helps in winning battles
against dangerous Pagans army and the players can
perform side activities which will be ultimately
awarded with either money or karma levels. The
has improved combat systems compared to previous
titles, the game features skill point system which
upgrades players fighting and resistance abilities.
The game let you craft you truly unique and mean
arsenal of weapons that will make your way out.
When your weapons leaves you cliffhanging,
animals can be one your biggest ally and greatest
danger. This introduces the brand new bait system;
where the player’s throws animal skinned flesh and
cause chaos among the enemies which uniquely
works for player’s advantage.
Built from the renowned developer
of its award-winning ancestor, Far Cry
4 brings us the most extroverted and
immersive Far Cry experience ever in an
entirely new and massive open world with
a new weapons, vehicles, wildlife and
more.
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Famous artist history
“That Who is stationery cannot be creative”
-Satish Gujral
P
ainter, Sculptor, Muralist, Architect, Graphic
Designer & Writer Satish Gujral is described
as a living legend.He is one of the few who
have consistently dominated the art scene in
India for entire post-independent era. A multidisciplined artist working in painting, sculpture, murals,
architecture, graphic &interior designer . satish have
always challenged the philosophy of Indian art. His
painting has always been entirely abstract.
Life:-
famous artist history
Satish Gujral was born and bought up in Jhelum in
1925 in pre-partition West Punjab.. In 1939 he joined the
Mayo School of Art in Lahore to study Applied Arts. Satish
Gujral joined Sir J.J. School of Art in Mumbai in 1944
.During 1944-47 he came into contact with the Progressive
Artists Group in Mumbai. He had to discontinue studies in
1947 due to frequent illness.
Social contenthas always been dominated by his
paintings and graphics. Since the late ‘80s up to the
recent years, Satish Gujral’s paintings and sculptures
have expand both in terms of materials and content.
He has also executed commissions to make large murals
in mosaic and ceramic tiles and later in machined
steel elements .From 1952 to 1974 Satish Gujral had
abundant solo exhibitions of his sculptures, paintings and
graphics in Mexico City, New York, New delhi, Mumbai,
Kolkata, Montreal, Rome, Berlin, Tokyo, Buenos Aires and
Stockholm. Since the late ‘80s up to the recent years,
Satish Gujral’s paintings and sculptures further spread
both in terms of materials and content. His sculptures
with burnt wood have a kind of slimily with the visceral
forms of human and otherwise. He has won international
appreciation for diverse creativity which is clear in his
painting, graphics, mural, sculpture, architecture and
interior design.
Work:Satish Gujral formed committees to make large
murals, mostly in mosaic and ceramic tiles and later he
took interest in machined steel elements as immediate
architectural context. By 1977 Satish Gujral had made
many murals for Punjab University, Chandigarh, Odeon
Cinema, New Delhi (1962), World Trade Fair, New York
(1963), Oberoi Hotel, New Delhi (1964), Northern Railway,
New Delhi (1966), Ministry of Education, Shastri Bhavan,
New Delhi (1968), Agricultural University, Hissar (1970,
‘73, ‘86), Oberoi Towers, Bombay (1971-72), The Palace
of the Sultan of Muscat (1975), Delhi High Court (1976),
Gandhi Institute, Mauritius (1977) and World Trade
Centre, New York (1980). The year 1977 is important
because in this year Satish Gujral started exploring the
indescribable vocabulary of International Style in modem
architecture.
In the terms of designing his work ed for many
places like the Daryani House, New Delhi (1977), Modi
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House (1978), Gandhi Institute (1978-79), Datwani House
(1979- 90), Modi House (1980-82), Belgian Embassy, New
Delhi (1980-83), and Dass House, New Delhi (1983-85).
In 1986 Satish Gujral designed the Goa University and
the CMC, Hyderabad , Palace AI-Bwordy, Dubai, and the
Indian Ambassador’s house in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Awards and appreciation:
To talk about the his awards and gratitude,he
has been acknowledged with a lot of admiration and
awards from all around the world.He has won an equal,
if not more, acclaim as an architect. His building of the
Belgium Embassy in New Delhi has been selected by
the international Forum of architects as one of the one
thousand best built in the 20th century round the world.
Citizens of New Delhi had honored satish Gujral as one of
its 25 citizens who in the last 50 years , brought the city
on the world map. The Republic of India honored him with
the second highest National Award, “Padma Vibhushan”.
Dozens of documentaries have been made recording
his work. A full feature film on his life is in the making.
Four books of his work have been published including an
autobiography. His work shown in this collection reflects
the spirit of traditional Indian Miniatures and Temple
Sculptures.
Following are list of awards he received
nationally as well as globally:• The National Award for Painting,1956
• National Award for Sculpture, 1972
• National Award for Sculpture, 1974
• State Honour from the Government of
Punjab, 1979
• Order of the Crown, Belgium, 1983
• Leonardo Da Vinci Award, 1989
• Desikottama by Santiniketan,1989
• Honorary Doctorate, Vishakapatnam
University, 1998
• Padma Vibhushan Award, second highest
civilian award in India, 1999
• International award for Life Time
Achievements (Mexico)
• His name is written in the “International
Dictionary of Art” published by Macmillan,
U.K.
• Honorary Doctorate, Visva Bharti
University, 200
• Lalit Kala Ratna Puraskar, 2004
• Honored at Golden Jubilee Celebration
of National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA),
famous artist history
Satish Gujral
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Life caught in a battle
T
his is a Japanese animated drama film, written
and directed by Isao Takahata and animated by
Studio Ghibli. The film is based ¬on a semi –
autobiographical novel Grave of The Firefiles
by Akiyuki Nosaka. The film tells a story of two
siblings, Seita and Setsuko and their desperate struggle
to survive during the final months of the Second World
War.
movie appreciation
The Story:
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The film being with a death at the Sannomiya
Station on 21st September, 1945, after the end of World
War II. A boy, Seita, is shown dying of starvation, later
that night, having removed Seita’s body, a janitor digs
through his possessions and finds a candy tin which he
throws away into a nearby filed. The spirit of Seita’s
younger sister, Setsuko springs from the tin and is joined
by Seita’s spirit as well as a cloud of fireflies. Seita’s
spirit then begins to narrate their story accompanied by
an extended flashback of the war.
The flashback begins with a bombing raid on Kobe.
Setsuko and Seita are left to secure the house and their
belongings, allowing their mother, who suffers from a
heart condition, to reach a bomb shelter. The children
are caught off-guard as the incendiary bombs start huge
fires that quickly destroy their neighbourhood and most
of the city. Although they survive unscathed, the fires
destroy the shelter and their mother is burned and dies
soon after. Having nowhere else to go, Setsuko and
Seista move in with a distant aunty, who allows them to
stay but convinces Seita to sell his mother’s kimonos for
rice. While living with their relatives, Seita goes out to
retrieve supplies he had buried before the bombing. He
gives them all to his aunty, but hides a small tin of Sakuma
fruit drops, which becomes a recurrent icon throughout
the film. Their aunt continues to shelter them, but as
food rations continue to shrink, she becomes increasingly
resentful and openly remarks on how they do nothing to
earn the food she cook.
Seita and Setsuko finally decide to leave and move
into an abandoned bomb shelter, where they release
fireflies into the shelter for light at the night. The next
day, Setsuko is horrified to find that the insects have all
died. She buries them all in a grave, asking why they
had to die, and why her mother had to die. What began
as a new lease on life grows grim as they run out of
rice, forcing Seita to steal from local farmers and loot
homes during air raids. When he is caught, he realizes
his desperation and takes an increasingly-ill Setsuko
to a doctor, who informs him that Setsuko is suffering
from malnutrition but offers no help. In a panic, Seita
withdraws all the money remaining in their mother’s
bank account, but as he leaves the bank, he becomes
distraught when he learns from a nearby crowd that
Japan has surrendered unconditionally to the Allied
Powers. He also learns that his father, a captain in the
Imperial Japanese Navy, is probably dead, since nearly
all of Japan’s navy is now at the bottom of the ocean.
He returns to the shelter with a large quantity of food,
only to find a dying Setsuko hallucinating. Seita hurries to
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cook, but she dies soon after. Seita cremates Setsuko,
and puts her ashes in the fruit tin, which he carries
along with his father’s photograph, until his own
death from malnutrition in Sannomiya Station a
few weeks later.
The Review:
movie appreciation
The film was one the most talked
movie of that era and it was an antiwar movie, which actually showed the
devastation of not only city but livestock
and the lives caught in the act of the war
as well. The film not even for one frame
made us realise that this is an animated
film. The emotion and message conveyed
by the characters was very beautifully
portrayed. The film although is very sad but
it does has small ups and downs similarly what
real life would go through during that situation.
Isao Takahata Sir has amazingly directed each
and every shot of the movie. It is a visual treat
to watch such an amazing movie. The movie does
not promote avoiding wars or stopping war but it
documents life during war. The entire beauty of this
movies lies within the characters and the real life like
feel to them.
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living animation workshop
Arena animation conducts living animation
workshop for students to mould their skills in
field of animation, storyboards, storywriting, Bg
design and much more.
A
rena Animation Andheri always
for the
betterment of students keeps workshop and
master classes by industry professionals so
that students can grow creatively and know
what’s happening in industry .But like from
years keeping workshop and master classes arena andheri
from this year have started a boot camp series for like
minded students. Boot camp series is a series where only
those individuals or students can take part in workshop
those are needed or those who want to come and attend
workshop on there own will.
The living animation workshop was the second
workshop which was conducted under boot camp series which
was taken by prosenjit Ganguly Sir(Animation designer), a
wholly passionate man. The workshop was conducted on 14
and 15 January,2015,but the students were trained from last 4
weeks for workshop by faculty team. students were give a lot
of assignment before the workshop so that they could be well
experienced and well knowledged and be ready for workshop.
The two day workshop digged deep in creative foundation
and students were able to compose there own story and made
it to come alive. Students were packed with knowledge after
knowledge. Having 20 years in industry experience he had
immense knowledge to share with fellow student. Being an
professional he told the students that never stop learning, we
can learn at any stage of life. He thought students that we all
are story, and everyone can create a great story of there own,
we just have look deep inside us.
Among many things that he had to share one thing that
he told student in workshop was that whatever work you do it
whole-heartily and with great passion, put your whole heart
into it. He gave students some task to do during workshop, while
giving task he told students that don’t think one way only, open
your mind and think what different, what fresh ,what original
idea can come in your mind. He was more focused to be deeply
in one thing whatever task you are doing.
His style of presenting the thoughts to students was
all a different way. He sat with students and elucidate all the
quires of students. Students didn’t get bored though workshop
was for whole days ,in fact at end they wanted to continue the
workshop for more few days.
Lastly, all learnt a lot from by prosenjit Ganguly sir and
did something new, unique, creative at end of session.
“
Never stop
learning.See
positive side of
everthing &thus
you can create
your own story.
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Workshop/masterclass
living animation workshop
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living animation workshop collage
living animation workshop collage
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Know your faculty
This section tells you each and every possible thing you want to know
about our loved faculty Rishikesh Gaikwad
How you started your journey in this field?
I was always curious about it from childhood. Like
every other child I was always a cartoon lover, I was more
interested in cartoon than my studies. I was a commerce
student as I said I was always interested in doing some
artistic things but due to several reasons I was not able to
do those things at that time. I didn’t know what actually
animation and graphics is so I have to research about it
a lot. I have done lot of RND about it and then I finally
came to this field, we can say it was a turning point of
my life which turning me from commerce to animation.
How was your journey up till now?
I was average in my studies but I was always good in
sports, drawing and crafts etc. many people encouraged
me to choose this field. As I was already having such sort
of interest that I have to get in to this career, so I got
into it.
Any suggestions that you would like to give
to our students and what do you expect
form students?
I will suggest them to be focused and be
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determined with your work. Passion towards your work
is the most important thing one should always go with,
do whatever you are passionate with. Keep researching
new things which are in market. Do not copy the work
but learn something from those works. It is fun loving
field and this is the only field which gives you so much
freedom. You should watch movies, artworks, animation,
advertisement, listen music or learn things from nature.
On other fields of doctors, engineers or any other field
will give chance to explore in this manner. What you
have to do is just follow it. Don’t be over confident, it
can take you down. Be humble and honest with peoples
because that makes your work reflect. Most of the time
you spend your time with your colleagues and fallow
students rather than your family so that is the time learn
things from them and teach them what you know. Share
your knowledge with them and explore what is happening
in the outer world not only in your field but also in other
field if you keep knowledge about everything it will be
more advantageous. Keep on researching about new
things, keep on reading books. I want my students to
work at their best when they do some good work I might
give them a treat. I always want them to go one step
ahead everytime.
Know your faculty
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Artwork By Rishikesh sir
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M
trailer review
arvel’s Avengers will be finally coming
back to the big screen in Avengers: Age of
ultron .Earth highest heroes will be banding
together to fight the insane robot ultron, and
unlike the first avengers movie, they will be
a tight-knit group from start and it has created a lot of
excitement and anticipation in the minds of fans as well
as to all lovers of comics. Avengers: Age of ultron the epic
follow-up to the biggest Super Hero movie of all time is
the continuation to the 2012 film Avengers.
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The two trailers which are out have created loads
of anxiety and have left people think what will be there
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factors; from the imposing antagonist to an array of
new characters for the MCU (Marvel Cinematic universe)
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You
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the world cup fever running and
every generation of people are sticking to the mantra
“#WeWontGiveItBack” keeping in mind the world cup
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younovative
ew Year have just started and number of
viral videos on you-tube have increased day
by day. There are many videos which are
currently
trending on you-tube. But the
hottest topic all over the world trending is
ICC World cup 2015.And while talking about the ICC
world cup 2015 match between India & Pakistan Have
to be the most hottest and trendiest topic not only in
India and Pakistan but all around the world .There was a
great pressure not only on both teams but also between
all the fans of India & Pakistan.
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Between this pressure and excitement for match
Star sports have came with a very new, creative &
you-novative advertisement of 2015.They are official
Broadcaster of ICC World Cup 2015.India V/S Pakistan
Match has always been a nerve tester for players but this
time it was test for whole creative team of star sports
to bring something you-novative & creative emphasizing
the excitement of the match between the two nations
as well for whole world.
Star sports tvc named mauka which means
opportunity illustrates how Pakistan was not able too
burst crackers after world cup match against India.
Advertisement starts in 1992 when Pakistan played for
first time against Indian and since then they were never
able to defeat India. And since then every four years
he takes out box of crackers to burst it but did not got
chance to burst it and still waiting for mauka to crack
the crackers.
Further, when we had and big win over Pakistan
an extension was made to mauka campaign. This time
it shows how India has never won a match against South
Africa in world cup. Which was also creatively made. It
shows two south African player which arrives at a door
of Indian fans and give them a box of crackers to burst
and if luck would be with them they would get mauka
to burst it.
The mauka Campaign became viral
and the most trendiest topic all over social
media and other platforms. The tvc was
made by the star sports and their internal
creative team.
We wish Team India Best Luck For
worldcup2015 And #we#wont#give#it#back.
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A cartoonist enjoys not a great man but a
ridiculous man -R.k.Lakshman
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llustration has always been a strong medium of
communication. It was not only used as entertaining
purpose but also for creating awareness among the
people. The comic strip was illustrative tool used by
Mr. R. K. Laxman to generate responsiveness within
the society. His illustrations had ironic humuor. It not
only stated the worsen condition in Indian society but
also disclosed the political circus within it. The Legend
that ruled the hearts of Indians ever since.
R.K.Lakshman
Index
Personal info:
Mr. Rashipuram Krishnaswami Laxman was born
and brought- up in Mysore Mr. R.K. Laxman was always
fascinated by illustrations. Being the youngest sibling
amongst the other seven he had a very pleasant and
jovial behaviour. He was engrossed by the illustration
of the magazine which inspired him. Soon he started to
create his own creations in the world of illustrations.
Doodling caricatures of his teachers during school days
was one of asset of his illustrations. Not too late enough
he soon realized his passion towards the same and started
to look himself as an artist in making. Laxman was not
only one but his elder brother Mr. R. K. Narayan too was
the famous novelist of that time. Some of his books were
the inspiration from the life of his younger brother Mr. R.
K. Laxman, the stories such as “Dodu the Money Maker”
and The Regal Cricket Club” which were written by Mr.
R. K. Narayan. After completion of high school Mr. R.K.
Laxman applied for J. J School of Arts Bombay for further
studies in his to continue as an artist in his lifelong
interest field of drawing and painting. But got rejected
for the admission “As his drawing did not qualify the kind
of talent which was need for the enrolment” according
to the dean of the J. J School of Arts Bombay. He then
completed his degree in Bachelor of Arts and Graduated
from the University of Mysore.
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While studying at Maharaja’s college in Mysore he
did some artistic freelance activities and contributed
his cartoons to Swarajya. He created some characters
for
a mythological animated series based on
the character called Narada. He also
illustrated his elder brother stories in
The Hindu newspaper and this was just a
beginning for the legendary artist. Further
he moved on his course of comic strips
illustration to political cartoons which he
drew for a local newspaper. He worked at
The Free Press Journal at Bombay with Bal
Thackeray who was a famous cartoonist
before founding his political party Shiv
Sena. It was his first full time job. He
also drew some cartoons for a Kannada
humour magazine named Koravanji.
Mr. Laxman also worked at Gemini
studios as part time job. Later on
he joined The Times of India Bombay
which lasted for next fifty years in rest
of his career. There he created “You Said
It” a comic strip series. “The common man”
created by Mr. Laxman not only seizes the
eye sight of the people of Indiana but also is portrayed as
the witness of creating democracy. He also created most
popular mascot of Asian Paint group named “Gattu” in
the year 1954. The creativity of this artist does not end
here. He published numerous short stories, essay, travel
articles some of which were collected in “The Distorted
Mirror” in 2003. He also wrote novels “The Hotel Riviera”
in 1988, “The Messenger” in 1993, the short stories
collection “Servants of India” and an autobiography
“The Tunnel of Time” in 1998 also several number of Mr.
Laxman cartoons where published within the same time
course. His creation also included sketches drawn for
the television version of “The Malgudi Days” which was
written by his elder brother Mr. R. K. Narayan and was
directed by Mr. Shankar Nag. He also drew caricatures of
David Low, T.S. Eliot, Bertrand Russell, J.B. priestly and
Graham Greene.
The Common Man:
The Common Man is a cartoon character with his
clad dhoti and plaid jacket was witty, sarcastic but
never venomous and his outlook was said to represent all
the countless average Indiana citizens. It was the daily
single-panel cartoon that amused millions of readers of
The Times of India newspaper, helping Mr. Laxman to
comment of various issues that were plaguing the postindependence India due to corrupted politicians to street
potholes. Over half of a century, the Common Man has
represented the hopes, aspiration, troubles and even
some eccentricity of average Indian, through “You said
It” a daily comic strip. The Common Man mostly acts as
a silent witness to all the action in comic. The Common
Man was also a mascot for the low budget airline Air
Deccan. A postage stamp of “Common Man” was released
by Indian Postal Service on 150th anniversary of Times
of India in 1988 as a tribute. Later on, it became the
most recognized feature on Times of India. There is also
a bronze statue of Common Man which is 8 feet in height
at Pune in front of Vishwabhavan building. The another
statue of Common Man is at sea face on Khan Abdul
Ghaffar Khan Road, Worli sea face in Mumbai.
End of legend:
The Legend of comic and an exceptional author
Mr. R. K. Laxman died at the age of 93, on 26 January
2015 at Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital in Pune. Mr.
Laxman was hospitalized on 23 of January due to urinary
tract infection and chest pain which ultimately led to
multiple organ failure. The creator of Common Man Mr.
Laxman made the whole India smile through his humor
and illustrations. He gave a new hope to every citizen in
India that there is a better future and his creations will
be inscribed in hearts of each Indian.
Achievements
In 2005, Mr. R. K. Laxman was awarded the Padma
Vibhushan Award, India’s Second highest civilian honor.
Prior to that, he was also awarded with Padma Bhushan
Award in the year 1973. Also Ramon Magsaysay Award for
Journalism, Literature and creative Communication Arts
in 1987. Lifetime Achievement Award for Journalism on
29 January 2008.
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