Sunny: Music, People, Places

So this post is about a weekend getaway with my family a few years back. We are totally beach people and all of us love the oceans. So most of the summer weekends were spent on North Goa beaches when I was home. Mostly, Baga or Calangute, or Arambol, Morjim, Mandrem or Querim. These, because I have cousins in Arambol and we loved spending time there. They run this little guest house and their house is literally on the beach. It reminds me of the house from the movie 'The Last Song'. So the trip to Vengurla was totally unplanned. My mum's friends family had been there, and as you know, women have this little thing within themselves that makes them want to do everything their friends do. So she wanted to visit Vengurla too. And dad happily obliged. My sister and I are anyways ever ready. So off we went. Dad was driving, and since it was our first time on those roads, and no aid of Google maps, we took a total of four hours to get there. It's just a th...

Mangaluru is famous for its coastline and the Western Ghats it has many beautiful beaches which attract many tourists from Various parts of the country. One such beautiful beach is the Panambur beach. Located at a distance of just 13 kilometers from Mangaluru, to the south of the Mangaluru Port, Panambur beach is very accessible. The beach is named after the nearby port and it’s trade, because in the local vernacular, ‘Panam’ means money. Check out this short video about the activities that happen on this beach.

Goa is a place where every guy would want to visit in his lifetime as an Indian. So whenever you hear Goa, there is so much excitement and anticipation. Well, I got the exposure to it. F inally , I made a visit to Goa and stayed there for two days. Let me give you a brief insight about my experience as a new comer to Goa and the incident that has taken place within the span of time. Well to be honest, we planned Goa within 3 days after the internship, so by evening we started to call everyone to come along but never found any friends to carry with, maybe it was because of financial problems and the adjustment within that span of time. Finally just the three of us were ready to go there at the last moment.   Once everything was settle, I called up my younger brother Razo, saying am going to Goa, his first words   was “buy me a t shirt”, I laugh at him and   told him that I don’t have money. Instead told him the family financial (such a poor brother), He event...

I love listening to their stories of the people who would work hard to achieve their dreams and today to have a great story about a man who is trying hard to get what he is aiming for, Sanam G Amin.   I have not actually met him in person yet, but my first encounter with him was in the PG fest where he was asked to be the Judge for the variety event. Sanam G Amin is well establish model and an actor who has won the title Mr Mangalore in the year 2014. “Mr Mangalore was the first step that made me enter the modelling industry. I had no thought of entering an event until my friend told me that I should give it a try. So I gave it a thought and applied through online where the people were selected based on the numbers of votes which was the criteria to be in the next round. I got selected for the next round which was held at Tag hotel Mangalore from where I got selected in top 16. From there we had various events and rounds at Moodabidri Pandit Resort on 2 nd Marc...

Top 5 reasons why you should take a break and see Pilukula  Pilikula Nisarga Dhama (Pilikula) is a major eco-education and tourism development project promoted by the District Administration of Dakshina Kannada in the beautiful city of Mangaluru in Karnataka State, India. An integrated theme park with a wide variety of features, Pilikula has many attractions of cultural, educational and scientific interest. The park is spread over an area of 370 acres comprising of a tropical forest and the enchanting Pilikula Lake. My new post is on the animals that are being taken care at this place. Tigers Cave This is the natural cave where tigers used to stay in the cave decades back and drink water in the nearby pond. Hence the name Pilikula was derived in local Tulu language in which Pili means tiger and Kula means pond.                          ...