Tam Barath

[Tam Barath @TamBarath]

@ActorMadhavan You are amazing in every role. This was the best villain role I've seen. #myfavouriteactor sending you loads of love from South Africa.

[Sherlock Ohms @Wanmohnev]

Respect is earned not taken.

Mark Zuckerberg, Elon musk, donald trump and others taking blessings of Ratan Tata, a gem of a person, the employer of India.
Some of them weep on seeing him!
#RatanTata

[Taj Hotels @TajHotels]

Words fall short today.

Mr. Ratan Tata's
profound humanity and selfless compassion shall always inspire us.

He will forever be remembered as our beloved mentor.

[Rana Daggubati @RanaDaggubati]

The Icon of leadership, philanthropy, and ethics!! His legacy will continue to inspire generations. India has lost a giant today. #RIPRatanTata #RatanTata

[Mindful Maven @mindfulmaven_]

Stress Management in 60 seconds.

[मैं हूँ Sanatani 🇮🇳 🚩🚩 @DesiSanatani]

@Morbidful This bird was trained to find money and bring it back to its owner..💸🕊️😅

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

When Kurt Russell was a kid, he worked with Charles Bronson.

On discovering it was Bronson's birthday, Russell gave him a gift.

Bronson took the gift and left without a word, leaving Russell worried he had upset him.

Later, Bronson called Russell to his dressing room and quietly said he had never received a birthday gift before. Bronson grew up very poor, with fourteen siblings, and worked in mines from a young age, never completing school or experiencing much kindness.

Bronson was touched by Russell's gesture. He later gifted Russell a skateboard for his birthday, and they became lifelong friends.

[Adam Sandler @AdamSandler]

A true great man. Great dad. Great actor. Great athlete. So much fun to be around always. Smart as hell. Loyal as hell. Funny as hell. Loved his sons more than anything. What a guy!! Everyone loved him. My wife and I had the best times with him every time we saw him. Love to his entire family and Carl will always be known as a true legend.

[💪🎭..Rai ji..💪🎭 @Vinod_r108]

@TimesAlgebraIND ये है हमारे "योग" की शक्ति..!!
See how it transforms even a child..it keeps them healthy n improves their concentration

[Zahra Batool @zahrabatool2098]

@fasc1nate After astronomical calculations and a 3-year wait for the right moment, photographer Leonardo Sens took this great photo.

It took 3year of patience.
Worth it?? 😍

[Joy @joy_posts]

@fasc1nate Great footage of Robert De Niro, Martin Scorsese, Joe Pesci and Al Pacino talking about how they met for the first time.

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

There were once two boys who grew up in the ‘mean streets’ of New York, born one year and a few blocks apart. They weren’t from the poorest families but they were far from rich.

One of the boys was fully Italian, the other had an Italian father, and an Irish mother. Growing up, they saw ‘wiseguys’ and made men and gangsters in the street. They saw the gangs, even had friends who joined them... their early childhood was Goodfellas.

One of the friends was the son of an actress-turned-seamstress. The other was the son of a painter who had left his wife because he was gay — his mother had been an artist.

Not surprisingly, both kids inherited the ‘artistic gene’ from their parents and, from their fathers’ humble immigrant origins, a strong drive to make it in the world.

The two boys grew into men and went their separate ways. They met again in their twenties. The half-Irish one, the tallest and most handsome of the two, had gone to acting school and was now an actor known as Robert De Niro.

His friend, a creative fellow but too short for leading man status, was Martin Scorsese. Scorsese wanted to recreate the world they had grown up in and make it come to life for a young audience largely unfamiliar with it. Mean Streets. Taxi Driver. Raging Bull. The King of Comedy. Goodfellas.

Scorsese directed movies. De Niro acted in them. As it turned out, Scorsese was a damned fine director, and script writer. De Niro was a damn fine actor. They would come to define cinema in many ways, and put their mark on the genre of mafia films and organised crime drama like no one else before them, and no one else after.

[Paresh Rawal @SirPareshRawal]

Demolished !@narendramodi

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

Two baby monkeys rescued from flood. ❤️

The other one sucks his thumb while waiting for his turn to eat, just like babies do.

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

Judith Love Cohen was an American aerospace engineer who helped create the Abort-Guidance System that rescued the Apollo 13 astronauts.

When she went into labor, she went to work.

She took a printout of a problem she was working on to the hospital. She called her boss and said she finished the problem and gave birth to Jack Black

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

In 1988, during the late hours of the night, a Hawaiian musician named Israel Kamakawiwo'ole reached out to a local studio, urgently requesting a recording session. Eagerly, he implored the engineer, expressing his desire to bring his idea to life. In a remarkable display of talent and spontaneity, Kamakawiwo'ole recorded a rendition of the beloved song "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" in a single take. This rendition would soon resonate deeply with listeners worldwide, touching the hearts of countless individuals.

The recording itself featured Kamakawiwo'ole's voice accompanied solely by his ukulele, creating a mesmerizing and unforgettable experience for anyone who encountered it. Despite the artist's untimely passing in 1997 at the age of 38, his music and his remarkable but brief life have continued to profoundly impact people from all corners of the globe.

[Tam Barath @TamBarath]

@PrithviOfficial 😍😍😍hello from south africa

[Tam Barath @TamBarath]

@wendyknowler @StandardBankZA also awaiting a black Friday reduction on my credit cards n home loan, will make it a brilliant year end. I think good clients deserve a reward atleast after so many years of loyalty.