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“There’s nothing more perfect than a Perfect faction.” That is the mood in the air by the time the WWE (WWF) rolls into Monday Night RAW following King of the Ring . RAW after King of the Ring As Lex Luger arrives at the arena, Bret Hart confronts him. Bret asks Luger what it feels like to have all the talent in the world, only to waste it doing other people’s dirty work. For once, Luger has no comeback. He simply stares at Bret for a moment before walking away in silence, visibly shaken by the accusation. Meanwhile, Mr. Perfect, draped in the WWE Championship and flanked by his newly formed faction, swaggers into the ring to a chorus of deafening boos. The hostility from the crowd seems to amuse him more than anything else, and he dismisses it with his trademark smirk. Pointing toward the heavens, Perfect declares that this moment marks a turning point in WWE history. “For the first time, everyone in the WWE finally understands what it means to come face-to-face with perfection. The ...

Plot Summary When a Korean mafia leader suddenly dies, his spirit inadvertently travels from Korea to India and takes possession of the body of an audacious young man, Kanakaraju ( Varun Tej ). Kanakaraju, along with his love interest Chaitra ( Ritika Nayak ) and his best friend ( Satya ), travels to Korea to fulfill the spirit’s final wish. However, what begins as an attempt to help the deceased gangster soon turns sinister when the spirit reveals that it intends to take over Kanakaraju’s body permanently. How Kanakaraju, with the help of his friends, fights to reclaim control of his body forms the rest of the story. Three things that work in the film The Korea–Penukonda connection:   Connecting events in Korea with a Kia factory near Penukonda requires a fair bit of imagination, and the film manages to interweave these very different worlds surprisingly well. Strong use of the supporting cast:  Most of the supporting characters are used effectively. Since their individual ar...

Mr. Perfect is finally sitting atop the proverbial World Wrestling Entertainment (Federation) mountain in 1993 . Our fantasy booking picks up on the Monday Night RAW after WrestleMania IX, where the newly crowned champion makes his grand entrance and begins what promises to be a truly perfect title reign. Monday Night Raw after WrestleMania 9 Mr. Perfect soaks in the rapturous reception from his adoring fans and vows to defend the title against all comers, determined to establish himself as the perfect champion. No sooner have the words left his mouth than Hulk Hogan’s theme music hits, bringing the crowd to its feet. Hogan makes his way to the ring and tells Perfect that he respects what he accomplished at WrestleMania, but admits that it was painful to watch his friend Bret Hart being stretchered out after the actions of the thieving, conniving Lex Luger. Hogan then makes his intentions clear: once he settles the score with “The Narcissist,” he is coming for the WWF Championship. Pe...

Mr. Perfect was one of the hottest acts in the WWF at the end of 1992. He made a triumphant return at Survivor Series, teaming with Macho Man Randy Savage against Ric Flair and Razor Ramon, and immediately became a thorn in the side of the former champion. But what if the WWF had kept that momentum going into 1993? What if Mr. Perfect’s body had held up to the demands of the schedule? And what if the company had gone all the way and crowned him WWF Champion? Today, we’re exploring that fantasy-booking scenario and imagining how different the wrestling landscape of 1993 might have looked if Mr. Perfect had been given the chance to carry the title. 1993 Royal Rumble Our first stop on this fantasy-booking journey is the 1993 Royal Rumble, with Mr. Perfect entering the match while still embroiled in his feud with Ric Flair and Razor Ramon. Mr. Perfect enters the Royal Rumble at No. 10 and lasts all the way to the finish, eliminating Ric Flair, Jerry Lawler, Skinner and “The Model” Rick M...

Plot Summary When a single father in his forties learns that his baby needs a bone marrow transplant, he reaches out to the child’s 20-year-old surrogate mother for help. What begins as a practical arrangement soon becomes an emotional journey that forces two people from different generations to confront their age difference, deeply ingrained ways of life, and growing connection. Suriya and Mamitha Baiju in Vishwanath & Sons Three things which didn't work for me Although I felt that the film handled the age difference between its leads in a largely progressive manner, there were a few elements that felt unnecessary or repetitive. Here are the things that didn’t quite work for me in Vishwanath & Sons . The whole Olympic shooting angle: The film opens with Sanjay Vishwanath ( Suriya ) winning a gold medal in shooting for India at the 2024 Paris Olympics. We are also told that this triumph comes after multiple failed attempts at previous editions of the Games. But apart from ...

In a nutshell All those who endured the torture of the 2003 World Cup final deserved a day where the tables would turn and India would heap the same kind of misery on our Oceanian neighbors that they once piled upon us. Fun fact, my win predictor friend didn't have much to do on that evening too more than two decades ago. The D-Day The final of the 2026 World Cup produced a one-sided beating much to the delight of my friend, the one and only Win Predictor who also practically dozed off throughout the semifinal until being woken up by Jacob Bethell's explosive century.  The final would offer no such snags for my friend. This was at first a canter by any stretch of the imagination until  Samson fell trying to up the ante.  Jimmy Neesham who accounted for Samson then took two more making it 3 wickets in the space of 5 balls and Hardik Pandya who promoted himself at the expense of his captain found the meaning of hard times. My Win Predictor friend's slumber was about...