PREDICTIONS FOR NOV 2015

BY NANCY JADE ALTHEA

LIBRA Sep 23 - Oct 22

The cards are indicating a time when you will beworking on your ideas and finances. You will be looking at some long term investments andtaking advice from friends and perhaps relatives. You are keen to improve your health as you have been walking a bit more lately. Your partner may bewanting to go away for a weekend, but you are not too keen. Property matters need to be sorted out and you may be thinking of changing your will.

SCORPIO Oct 23 - Nov 21

This month will be an interesting one, when you will be thinking of redecorating your house.The cards are also indicating a time when you need to be careful of liaisons that could lead to problems later. Someone will be attracting your attention. You seem to be quite bored atwork right now and need a newchallenge.You are being urged to look for other opportunities. A reunion with an old friend will be very nostalgic andspecial.

SAGITTARIUS Nov 22 - Dec 21

This month the cards are indicating a timewhen you are feeling disinterested in everything. You are waiting to hear about an opportunity you applied for, as you are desperate for a change and an increase in finances. Your relationship seems to be causing you stress as you may not be seeing eye to eye right now.Your general state of mind needsto besettled and you will feel better. Financially, you are looking at investments and the future.

CAPRICORN Dec 22 - Jan 19

You haveset your mindto change things around you and you are on a missionthis month.The cards are indicating a timewhen you will besingle minded and very determined. Therewill be a change of house for you and you will be looking to travel. Romantically, you are ready to meet someone to complete your life. There are new friends to be made, new adventures to had, and a lot of exciting times ahead for you.

AQUARIUS Jan 20 - Feb 18

There is a sense of urgency around you this month as you will be wanting to get a lot of things done.Youseem to be inthe mode of planning and organising. Workwill be very busy and you have heavy demands on you to get things done.There seems to be a shortage of staffwhere you are.A personal project will also take off and you will be looking to expand at that level.Everything seemsto be happening at once- tackle it head on!

PISCES Feb 19 - March 20

This month you seem to be a little confused as to where you want to be. It seems that you would like to move away from your current house. If you are looking for work this is a great time as there are a lot of opportunities coming your way. You may decide to make a relationship more official.The cards are ind.icating a time when you needto take time out and decide where youwant to go

Titli

STARRING: Ranvir Shorey, Shashank Arora, Amit Sial, Shivani Raghuvanshi and Lalit Behl

DIRECTOR: Kanu Behl .�.�{;(

This is a dark neo-realistic film which takes you into the murky side of the lives of the working class of Delhi, exposing the animal instincts of human beings and how humanity gives way to brutality when survival is in question.

The title Titli or butterf y, is used as a metaphor for the f uttering wings of the lead character (ShashankArora) named Titli, who is restless andwantsto break free from the shackles of his gory family and be set free into another world to find his paradise.

RanvirShorey as Vikram, the eldest of the three brothers in a dysfunctional family, is a frustrated man living his life in penury and readily awakens the beast

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Amit Sial as Bawla, the second brother, is again a natural before the camera, essaying his character of the partner in crime to make ends meet, with conviction and competence.

But it is the relative newcomer Shashank Arora, the youngest brother, who steals the thunder in a stoic yet powerful performance of a young man who lives life mechanically in the hope of realising his dream one day. His character is well etched, has a steady upward graph and Shashank matches that with his performance, sometimes controlled and indifferent and at other times, giving vent to his angst.

Shivani Raghuvanshi as Neelu, Titli's wife, is every inch the brazen, fearless Delhi middle class girl, who knows what she wants out of life.She does not bow down or let circumstances get the better of her.Yet, she is vulnerable. Shivani is a confident actor and renders Neelu effortlessly, with complete sincerity.

Lalit Behlas the patriarch of the family, the father ofthe trio, is battling his own demonsandis effectivethrough his silenceand occasional outbursts.

The script, written by Kanu Behl and Sharat Katariya, is compact, never once digressing from the core issue, replete with dramatic moments.The performances are gripping and although there is no respite in the form of entertainment or humour, Titli keeps you gluedto the screen.

It is the characters which are interesting and well written, which contribute significantly to the appeal of the flm.

Director Kanu Behl in his debut film, manages to disturb you and sets you thinking about how selfish and violent human beings can get, and how they can go to any extent in order to safeguard their own interests.

The stark dichotomy in the lives of the poor working class striving hard to make ends meet and the leap of urbanisation that cities like Delhi aretaking, leave you uneasy.

Siddharth Diwan's cinematography ably captures both the poverty and the dark bylanes of Delhi with equal fair, taking you into their lives effortlessly.

Namrata Rao's sharp and seamless edits and Karan Gour's evocative background score does not let the mood of the film slip for a moment, making it a film which haunts you long after you leave the theatre.

Titli is a must-watch for lovers of meaningful cinema.