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Kala Master is the queen bee of Tamil television at the moment and knows it=
. She has been dancing since she was five, became an assistant dance master=
 at 12, and directed 320 students for the Miss World pageant at 26. Now, sh=
e is one of Tamil cinema's most celebrated choreographers and the creator o=
f Tamil television's most feted dance show, Manada Mayilada, which has just=
 completed 150 weeks.

Can you believe that incredibly, six million Koreans or almost 10% of the K=
orean population trace their ancestry to an Indian Princess who is said to =
have travelled to Korea in search of her groom? Yes, it is true. The refere=
nce is got from the Korean work Samguk Yusa written by a Buddhist monk in t=
he 13th century where he mentions about a 16 year old Indian princess Semba=
valam also called as Heo Hwang-Ok who got married to Kim Suro and became th=
e first queen of Geumgwan Gaya. The princess travelled to Korea along with =
her slaves and courtiers from Tamil Nadu. The convoy of Princess Sembavalam=
 stayed there in Korea which might be a major factor that contributed to th=
e spread of Tamil culture over there. It is said that Heo, Lee and Kim clan=
s trace their lineage to Queen Heo Hwang Ok as her descendants.

The content covers the truth and extreme relationship between Dravidian / T=
amil people and Korean culture. Since it was not recognised by tamil people=
 , others are owning the pride of Queen Heo Hwang- Ok alise Rani Sembavalam=
 (Tamil). Appreciate your effort on publishing the truth of history.



Jayalalithaa, who died on Monday night after a 74-day battle for life, was =
a politician par excellence, a Brahmin woman who reached the pinnacle in a =
state where anti-Brahminism is very strong and led her AIADMK party to four=
 victories in assembly elections - the last two in succession. (adsbygoogle=
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Affectionately called "Amma" by fans and party activists, Jayalalithaa wiel=
ded power with an iron hand, many men in the party falling at her feet at p=
ublic events. But she enjoyed genuine popularity, particularly among the ec=
onomically weaker sections who regarded her as a virtual goddess.

Jayalalithaa certainly knew what it takes to negotiate the roller-coaster r=
ide of power.

Born in Karnataka on February 2, 1948 into an Iyengar family and named Koma=
lavalli, Jayalalithaa moved to Chennai in the 1950s to live with her mother=
 who worked as a stage and Tamil film actress.

A bright student, Jayalalithaa studied at the Bishop Cotton Girl's High Sch=
ool in Bengaluru and the Church Park Presentation Convent in Chennai after =
her relocation.

At 16, she acted in a Kannada movie which turned out to be a blockbuster. S=
he also acted on stage for years even as she continued to study.

Although she wanted to pursue higher studies, Jayalalithaa gradually veered=
 towards acting. Her first Tamil movie was "Vennira Aadai" (1965). Over the=
 decades, she acted in 140 films in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and even one in =
Hindi "Izzat" opposite Dharmendra.

Her acting career peaked after she was paired with the legendary M.G. Ramac=
handran or MGR. The success of their film "Aayirathil Oruvan" (1965) turned=
 Jayalalithaa into a leading heroine in Tamil movies. The two were an insta=
nt hit on the silver screen and they were said to be friends too in real li=
fe.

It is widely believed that it was MGR who prompted Jayalalithaa to join pol=
itics. But in reality, she made her own choice.

MGR appointed her the AIADMK's Propaganda Secretary in 1984. But it was her=
 grit and tenacity that helped Jayalalithaa, a Brahmin in the Dravidian mov=
ement, to move her way up.

When MGR fell ill and was under medical treatment in the US, Jayalalithaa l=
ed the AIADMK's alliance with the Congress in the 1984 general and assembly=
 elections.

Life became choppy after MGR died in December 1987, leaving Jayalalithaa to=
 battle it out with his wife Janaki for the leadership of the AIADMK. The p=
arty split into two factions.

In 1989, the two factions reunited under Jayalalithaa's leadership and she =
was elected its General Secretary.

In the same year, she was elected to the Tamil Nadu assembly for the first =
time. She became the first woman opposition leader in the state.

There was vitriolic opposition to Jayalalithaa's ascendancy in Tamil politi=
cs, especially from the DMK. But she countered all that.

In 1991, she became the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu in elections held afte=
r former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's assassination at an election rally n=
ear Chennai.

Losing in 1996, Jalayalithaa returned to power in 2001 but had to step down=
 after her name figured in a court case. After being cleared, she took over=
 again in 2002 and ruled till 2006.

She wrested the state from the DMK in 2011, but had to step down in Septemb=
er 2014 after being convicted in a corruption case by a Bengaluru court.

Acquitted, she took back the reins in May 2015 and led her party back to po=
wer in 2016, when she became the first in three decades to win an assembly =
poll in the state for a successive term.

Jayalalithaa was considered mercurial. She withdrew her support to the BJP =
government of Atal Bihari Vajpayee after giving the government several slee=
pless nights in 1999.

She also had a love-hate relationship with the Congress. At the same time, =
she was not at home with the national opposition which preferred the DMK ov=
er the AIADMK.

S. Thirunavukarasar, President of the Congress in Tamil Nadu and an old tim=
er in the AIADMK, explained why Jayalalithaa succeeded the way she did.

"She was very bold, intelligent and shrewd, three important qualities for a=
 politician," Thirunavukarasar told IANS. "She was charismatic and could at=
tract and convince people. She was also an able administrator."

Jayalalithaa implemented a water scheme to quench the thirst of Chennai and=
 made rain water harvesting mandatory.

She also brought in women's police in the state and the "Cradle Baby" schem=
e.
courtesy : The Hindu
Though the DMK started the freebie culture with its colour television offer=
 as an election promise, it was Jayalalithaa who took it to a different lev=
el offering laptops, mixers, grinders and more.

The names of most newly-launched welfare schemes started with "Amma". It re=
inforced her brand equity.

The way she managed relief work after the 2004 tsunami drew praise from the=
n US Senator Hillary Clinton. But her government's response to the 2015 Che=
nnai floods cost her some seats in the city in 2016.

Jayalalithaa had been in and out of power several times, battling incumbenc=
y and corruption charges. But she never gave up.

A charismatic leader who was at home in Tamil, English and Hindi, a rare qu=
ality in Tamil Nadu politics, Jayalalithaa has also recorded many songs and=
 written several stories.

When she was admitted to Apollo Hospitals on September 22, no one believed =
she would come out of it in a coffin. She was hyperactive in May, winning t=
he election. She was dead in December.

"Last Holiday" is a movie that takes advantage of the great good nature and=
 warmth of Queen Latifah, and uses it to transform a creaky old formula int=
o a comedy that is just plain lovable. To describe the plot is to miss the =
point, because this plot could have been made into countless movies not as =
funny and charming as this one.

All depends on the Queen, who has been known to go over the top on occasion=
, but in this film finds all the right notes and dances to them delightfull=
y. It is good to attend to important cinema like "Syriana" and "Munich," bu=
t on occasion we must be open to movies that have more modest ambitions: Th=
ey only want to amuse us, warm us, and make us feel good. "Last Holiday" pl=
ays like a hug.
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