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Let us look at how rejects of some actors made stars of others!

Pradeep Sarkar was miffed over Vidya Balan having rejected Konkona Sens' role in Laga Chunari Mein Daag. The smart girl stuck to her role in Heyy Babby and rejected LCHD. The verdict was out: Vidya Balan had a cent percent success rate in Bollywood for 2007 with hits like Heyy Babyy and Bhool Bhulaiya . Good for her that she did not do LCMD! Now let us look at some of the career blunders, mistakes that actors and actresses of Bollywood have made. Let us look at the original choices of the hit Bollywood movies which were to star with actors who eventually walked away! Though they may say that bygones and bygones, they cannot refute the fact that these movies would have definitely made them bigger stars if not legends:

Shahrukh Khan: Rejected Lagaan and Munnabhai MBSS. Wonder how bigger he'd have risen if he had been a part of these movies. Unfortunately SRK was busy to allocate time for Lagaan and he was unsure about how the first time Raj Kumar Hirani would direct the film. Shahrukh Khan also rejected the role of flight lieutenant Ajay Rathod because he found that the role did not have sufficient depth and also because of the fact that he did not want to play second fiddle to Aamir Khan in Rang De Basanti. The role eventually went to Madhavan. Imagine how Rang De Basanti would have looked if Aamir, Shahrukh and Hrithik were in the movie! But the most commendable thing is Rang De Basanti still emerged a huge hit and a cult favorite even without star power of Hrithik and SRK.

Aamir Khan: Rejected Darr because he was conscious of the negative image and he was also denied a joint script reading with Sunny Deol. This really turned SRK's career on the upswing as he won the confidence of the Yash Chopra camp. Movies like Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge, Dil Toh Paagal Hai, Mohabbatein and the ilk are the pleasant aftereffects which SRK relished.

Salman Khan: Rejected Baazigar because he thought it wouldn't work. In a humorous dig, Salman Khan has also commented had he starred in Baazigar, he'd also have built Baazigar. Rejected Kal Ho Na Ho(which ultimately went to Saif Ali Khan). Rejected Chak De India. He wanted a high amount of money for Chak De India

Kareena Kapoor: Though she is famous, she'd have got have easily been a top bracket star. Look at the movies that she dropped out of: Kaho Na Pyaar Hai, Page 3, Kal Ho Na Ho. All these three movies were written with Kareena Kapoor in the mind but she had other priorities. Kareena Kapoor reportedly told Karan Johar in Koffee with Karan that she regretted missing out on Kal Ho Na Ho. Most of her reasons for not doing these movies were monetary.

Hrithik Roshan: He dropped out of Bunti aur Babli because he was busy with Koi Mil Gaya. He missed out on three good movies: Rang De Basanti, Dil Chahta Hai and Swades. Hrithik Roshan was to do Siddarth's role in Rang De Basanti. But Hrithik wanted to do Aamir's role. Rakesh Roshan on the other hand stated that Hrithik Roshan could not do the role because he was busy doing Krrish. There was another actor who walked out of the role due to creative differences. Read on to know more. Hrithik Roshan was also offered the role of Saif Ali Khan in Dil Chahta Hain which he did not do. Saif's career skyrocketed from Dil Chahta Hai. Hrithik Roshan also could not do Swades because of date problems.

Aishwarya Rai: Aishwarya Rai was the original choice for the movie 'Chalte Chalte' SRK's home production. She had even shot for some scenes. However there was always problems on sets due to intervening of Salman Khan while his then girlfriend Aishwarya Rai would work. There was an instance when Salman pursued Ash all the way to the sets and created a ruckus. SRK did not take this too politely and removed Ash from the movie. In walked Rani Mukherjee as Ash was shown the exit.

Vivek Oberoi: He walked out of Hum Tum because he thought he was worth a lot for the role The film eventually went to Saif Ali Khan. It is Viveik's biggest career regret because Saif Ali Khan got the Filmfare best actor in a comic role and also the National Award for the Best Actor.

Twinkle Khanna: Rejected Kuch Kuch Hota Hai thinking it was a minuscule role. Though the role was small, I am sure it would been impactful than the entire set of sloppy movies the actress did in her career!

Bipasha Basu: She was the original choice for the Dhoom babe, the role which eventually went to Rimmi Sen.

Akshay Kumar: Lost out on a dream debut 'Phool Aur Kaante' which went to Ajay Devgan. Akshay Kumar was busy with Deedar.

Arjun Ramphal: Arjun Ramphal was given Siddarth's role in Rang De Basanti. However he walked out of the movie because he found the creative team undisciplined. He even spoke on Koffe with Karan that he had no idea of the role. So he walked out in frustration which eventually turned to be a goldmine for Siddarth.

From the above, it is visible that two stars who benefited the most out of offers which were rejected were Shahrukh Khan and Saif Ali Khan. Both of them took the risk and profited immensely. This data is mostly of films that were released in the 90s and the current decade. Do put in your inputs and comments if you know other star rejects which worked wonder for others.

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A History of Panoramas

Early panoramic images were the work of artists and painters who sought to capture nature scenes and architecture in a wide angle view. Historic events were also a popular subject of panoramic drawings and paintings. Though many panoramic images could be found in a flat plane format, some artists, seeking to push the boundaries of the genre created works of enormous size.

Dating back to the late seventeen hundreds one of the first uses of a cylindrical format was developed by artist Robert Barker. The Irish artist painted striking panoramas of the Scottish city of Edinburgh. With its beautiful architecture dating back to medieval times, Barker presented the world with what he called Panorama. His use of a cylindrical viewing surface was a first, giving the viewer a feeling of being part of the scene. These images are still considered a truly amazing visual achievement for the time.

Other artists soon began to copy the style of Barker in their own work. Trying to outdo one another, the size and scale of the panoramas grew. Viewed from inside the cylinder, the images could reach heights of over forty feet. Even more impressive was the overall size of the cylinders which be as larges as fifty feet in diameter.

Modern versions of the cylinder panorama can be seen in IMAX theaters presentations. These presentations provide the viewer with a perspective that is very similar to the work of Barker. Viewers are made to feel as though they are part of the imagery.

The advent of photography changed the way panoramic images were produced and viewed. Early photography was indeed faster than painting but was still a laborious task. Hours may have been spent capturing an image on a photographic plate only to have the image not be properly fixed or otherwise unusable. In spite of these difficulties, early photographers of the early nineteenth century were undaunted and managed to produce images of striking clarity and visual acuity.

As the process of photography improved, becoming more reliable and predictable, creating panoramas began to shift from paintings and drawings to wide view angle photography. The truly unique works of art that were early panoramas became photo collages. Photographic panoramas are produced by pasting together multiple photographs to form a single image that reflects a very wide viewing angle.

By pushing the limits of equipment, lighting, film quality and processing, photographers have discovered new and exciting ways to create photographic images. The advent of digital photography has raised picture taking to an entirely new level. Digital technology has made the creation of panoramic images much easier.

Even the invention of the airplane provided photographers with opportunities to give us images that were impossible to capture before the invention of powered flight.

The introduction of digital photographic technology has advanced the science and art of building spectacular panoramic images. This advance is a fully integrated approach to creating panoramas that utilizes hardware and sophisticated software tools. Digital cameras have reached the stage to where image resolution can meet or exceed that of film photography.

The ability to manipulate digital images by using the latest in software tools makes the process of blending and stitching individual images faster and more precise. Digital images are a compilation of tiny images called pixels.

Each pixel represents a fraction of the total image. Stitching individual photographs together can be done pixel by pixel, producing an almost flawless image. Effects can be added to enhance the image along with adjusting color intensity and contrasts. The result is a panoramic image that has less visual distortion.

Shopping for panoramas and photoramic prints is easier than ever since the advent of online shopping. Consumers can find panoramic prints depicting an almost endless variety of subject.

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Of these two restaurants what's better for a date?

Both are downtown...

Panorama - It's on the top floor of an office tower, overlooking the city, amazing view. The tables are actually on a heated patio overlooking the city. But the food, and service are atrocious, really bad, especially for a fine restaurant.

Sassafraz - A small french restaurant situated by itself in the middle of prime downtown real estate. No view, just intimate tables, and consistantly has one of the best tasting menus in the city. Amazing food.

Which would be better?

sassafraz because you will be forced to have a conversation rather than gazing into the view silently. also, if you run out of things to talk about, you will be able to talk about the wonderful food....if you can't decide, ask ur date.

Good luck!!

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Author: Curzon, Joel M. Review Date: MAY 04, 2010 Publisher: Peter E. Randall Publisher (320 pp.) Price (hardback): $60.00 Publication Date: February 16, 2010 ISBN (hardback): 978-1931807289 Category: AUTHORS Classification: NONFICTION

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