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First Pakistani movie to be screened in India: Khuda Ke Liye
Admin on 03/06/2008 at 11:23am (UTC) | | | First Pakistani movie to be screened in India: Khuda Ke Liye
Khuda ke Liye is the first Pakistani film to be officially released in India after many decades. The film is about the life of Muslims after the 9/11 fiascos. The film is slated to release by the end of March. Director Shoaib Mansoor is confident that the Urdu film will hook the audiences in Hindu Majority India when it will hit the theatres here.
Khuda Ke liye is the rift between radical and liberal Islamists, which is not new to India, as the countries strong 140 million Muslim population fights the allegation every day that they are responsible for providing recruits and terrorists for militant groups.
Director Shoaib Mansoor said to the media, ?It is the first Pakistani film (in India) after several decades so people should have a natural interest in it.?
?India has a very big Muslim population which should naturally be interested. And the non-Muslims (would want) to know what real Islam is.?
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Sony add a Skype Web Phone
sony on 03/05/2008 at 7:30pm (UTC) | | | Sony said it would add a Skype Web phone function to its PlayStation Portable later this month in Japan in a bid to boost the appeal of the handheld machine, which is running behind Nintendo's DS in sales.
Sony's game unit had said in January it was delaying the introduction later that month of the Skype service for PSP users in Japan, as a microphone it planned to start selling for the new service did not meet Skype specifications.
But the same microphone has managed to pass the Skype requirements on the condition that it is sold with the recommendation that it be used within 10 centimeters of the mouth of a user.
Sony Computer Entertainment now plans to start selling the microphone on March 19 in Japan for 2,500 yen ($24), enabling PSP users to make free Web-based phone calls to other PSP users and to users of PCs equipped with Skype software. It started offering the Skype service on the PSP earlier this year in overseas markets. Skype is a unit of eBay, the world's largest online auctioneer. | | | |
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