Gargi

Welcome to Gargi by PNG - Your one-stop destination for all things fashion and lifestyle! Looking for chic and up-to-date jewellery to accessorize your look? We understand that fashion is not just about what you wear, it's about how you feel. That's why we bring you a handpicked collection of the latest and trendiest fashion and lifestyle products that are designed to make you feel confident and comfortable. Accessorise any outfit with exquisite pieces from Gargi. Make a statement with modern designs or keep it timelessly chic with beautifully designed traditional jewellery – either way you won't go wrong! Enjoy quality time shopping from home without compromising on style; now shop conveniently online for all your favourite looks.

Starring Sai Pallavi in the titular role, the Tamil legal drama Gargi was released in theatres on July 15 to Directed by Gautham Ramachandran, the film follows Gargi's struggle to absolve his father arrested by the police for his alleged involvement in a minor's gang-rape case. It has been hailed as a 'one-woman show' and Sai's performance is called the best female act of the year in Indian cinema. Within a month of its release, Gargi is now ready for its OTT premiere as the streaming platform SonyLIV took to its Twitter account and announced that the film will be available from August 12 onwards. Sharing the film's trailer, the official handle of the OTT giant wrote, "With thrilling elements and an unexpected climax, Gargi will be streamed on SonyLIV from 12th of this month." — SonyLIV (@SonyLIV) Apart from the Love Story actress, Gargi features Kaali Venkat, Aishwarya Lekshmi, R.S. Shivaji, and Kavithalaya Krishnan among others in pivotal roles. Bankrolled by Blacky Genie and My Left Foot banner, the film is presented in Telugu by Rana Daggubati who starred opposite Sai Pallavi in another critically acclaimed film released this year in June, Virata Parvam. Suriya, who recently won the National Award for Best Actor for his brilliant act in Sudha Kongara's drama Soorarai Pottru tied with Ajay Devgn for his fierce act in Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior, was so impressed by Gargi that he decided to present the film under his banner 2D Entertainment which he established with his ...

Synopsis When a schoolteacher's father is arrested for the rape of a 10-year-old girl, the media storm surrounding the case has lawyers reluctant about defending the accused. An inexperienced advocate with a speech disability agrees to take up the case despite the stiff opposition and ridicule from his association. It is now up to them to build their defence and prove that the man accused of committing the crime did not do it.

Lopamudra The Rig Veda ('Royal Knowledge') has long conversations between the sage Agasthya and his wife Lopamudra that testifies to the great intelligence and goodness of the latter. As the legend goes, Lopamudra was created by sage Agasthya and was given as a daughter of the King of Vidarbha. The royal couple gave her the best possible education and brought her up amidst luxury. When she attained a marriageable age, Agasthya, the sage who was under vows of celibacy and poverty, wanted to own her. Lopa agreed to marry him and left her palace for Agasthya's hermitage. After serving her husband faithfully for a long period, Lopa grew tired of his austere practices. She wrote a hymn of two stanzas making an impassioned plea for his attention and love. Soon afterward, the sage realized his duties towards his wife and performed both his domestic and ascetic life with equal zeal, reaching a wholeness of spiritual and physical powers. A son was born to them. He was named Dridhasyu, who later became a great poet. Maitreyi The Rig Veda contains about one thousand hymns, of which about 10 are accredited to Maitreyi, the woman seer, and philosopher. She contributed towards the enhancement of her sage-husband Yajnavalkya's personality and the flowering of his spiritual thoughts. Yajnavalkya had two wives Maitreyi and Katyayani. While Maitreyi was well versed in the Hindu scriptures and was a 'brahmavadini', Katyayani was an ordinary woman. One day the sage decided to make a settlemen...

Sai Pallavi, among the South Indian actresses, has grown so much in stature with her acting ability and dancing skills, that she is now considered a box-office pull in her own right. In Indian filmdom, very few actresses get that coveted stamp. For, only male actors are deemed 'stars', and lady artists are seldom seen so in mainstream cinema. In Bollywood, actresses like Sri Devi, then But in the case of Sai Pallavi's elevation things have been organic. She started as a demure, comely actress without being glitzy or glamorous. But she became a box-office force with her dazzling dancing ability, and she has now complemented that beautifully with her impressive histrionics. If movies like Maari 2 and Love Story established her dancing prowess, then films like Virata Parvam and Shyama Singha Roy have underscored her acting talent. Gargi turned out to be an impressive film with the right amount of suspense, emotion and social message. It has the elements of a whodunit and courtroom drama and also tacitly makes important points on the class hierarchy in our society. Sai plays a school teacher. She belongs to a typical middle-class family, and her marriage is fixed. Around that time, her dad, who works as a security guard in an apartment nearby, fails to return home. She goes to enquire about his whereabouts, only to learn that the cops have arrested him, in connection with a rape case of a nine-year-old. How she unravels the secret is the story that is told effectively with emp...

When a schoolteacher's father is arrested for the rape of a 10-year-old girl, the media storm surrounding the case has lawyers reluctant about defending the accused. An inexperienced advocate with a speech disability agrees to take up the case despite the stiff opposition and ridicule from his association. It is now up to them to build their defence and prove that the man accused of committing the crime did not do it. An impactful legal drama that explores the aftermath of a sexual abuse case in an emotionally intense and unsettling manner, keeping you on the edge of seat all through. The characters and situations are well written from a non judgmental lens, while cleverly utilizing the existing prejudices and biases to create awareness and set its viewpoints on multiple perspectives straight. Perfect casting is a major high point that works to its advantage; Sai Pallavi is outstanding in her role and is equally matched out by the rest of cast. Background score is excellent. Though the end leaves with mixed emotions, the movie succeeds in passing on its intended message in a hauntingly powerful way. Highly recommended. • The last time I was this disturbed by a film was during Mads Mikkelsen's the hunt, Gargi was beyond what I expected. It's so mature and intense for most of the parts, and surprisingly works well as a whodunit as well. The racy screenplay of Gargi is on point with applause-worthy dialogues and erratic comedy that feels organic. I don't wanna exaggerate too ...

• Business & Economy • Adi Godrej • Aditya Birla • Anil Ambani • Ashok Hinduja • Azim Premji • Cyrus Pallonji Mistry • Dhirubhai Ambani • Mukesh Ambani • J. R. D. Tata • Kumar Mangalam Birla • Entertainment • A. R. Rahman • Aamir Khan • Abhishek Bachchan • Aishwarya Rai • Ajay Devgan • Akshay Kumar • Amitabh Bachchan • Anil Kapoor • Asha Bhonsle • Ashutosh Rana • Government & Politics • A. K. Antony • A. P. J. Abdul Kalam • Akhilesh Yadav • Arvind Kejriwal • Atal Bihari Vajpayee • Bal Thackeray • Capt. Amarinder Singh • Indira Gandhi • Jayalalitha • Karunanidhi • Kumar Vishwash • Health & Life Style • Baba Ramdev • Devi Shetty • Diana Hayden • Manish Malhotra • Meghna Reddy • Ritu Kumar • Rohit Bal • Sabyasachi Mukherjee • Tarla Dalal • Tarun Tahiliani • History • Akbar • Ashoka • Aurangzeb • Babar • Bahadur Shah Zafar • Bal Gangadhar Tilak • Bipin Chandra Pal • Chandra Shekhar Azad • Chandra Gupta Maurya • Chatrapati Shivaji • Sports • Abhinav Bindra • Anil Kumble • Anjali Bhagwat • Anju Bobby George • Anup Shridhar • Aparna Popat • Arjun Atwal • Araman Ebrahim • Arunima Sinha • Ashok Shandilya • Art & Culture • Amrita Sher Gill • Bismillah Khan • Chitra Vishweswaran • Dr. M Balamuralikrishna • Gulzar • Jamini Roy • K. J. Yesudas • M. F. Hussain • Pt. Birju Maharaj • Pt. Ravi Shankar Gargi Biography Women of the Vedic period were prominent with their exemplary intellectuality and supreme spiritual attainment. Gargi is one of those exceptional women and one of the well kno...

New Delhi [India], July 3 (ANI): Telugu star Sai Pallavi is all set to treat her fans with another entertaining movie. on Sunday announced the release date of her much-awaited movie ‘Gargi’. Taking to Instagram, the ‘Virata Parvam’ star shared a new poster of her upcoming film and captioned it, “#Gargi will be Yours from the 15th of July!” https://www.instagram.com/p/CfgszTAFOyx/ Recently on the occasion of her birthday, actor Sai Pallavi treated fans by announcing her new film ‘Gargi’. Taking to Twitter, she wrote, “I waited months to talk about this film, And finally!!! my birthday is when the stubborn team decided to give in and release this. Presenting to you, GARGI , @prgautham83’s brainchild.”iller”. Meanwhile, Sai Pallavi was in news for her statements on the 1990s exodus of Kashmiri Pandits which went viral and flared into a controversy. She also posted a brief video, in which she presented her clarification over her statements. Sai Pallavi’s comments drew mixed reactions on social media. The film is written and directed by Gautham Ramachandran of Ritchie fame. ‘Gargi’ is touted as an intense drama about a woman who is fighting for justice. (ANI) This report is auto-generated from ANI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.