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‘Every time it was sung, there was a silent ache in my heart’: The song that defined S Janaki

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By Ravi Menon
| Mathrubhumi
S. Janaki was ready to make any sacrifice for the perfection of every song she sang. Even if the recordist gave the "OK", she would not leave the microphone until she was completely satisfied. A perfectionist in every sense. Poovachal Khader once shared a memorable experience about the recording of one of Janaki's most celebrated songs. Also Read "The famous journalist P.C. Sukumaran Nair had a room behind Chennai's Palm Grove Hotel. That's where the composing of Thakara took place.
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‘Lalettan is beyond limits, one day even the Oscars will celebrate him...’

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By Ravi Menon
| Mathrubhumi
It was Madhu who first mimicked that walk, the slight tilt of the left shoulder. Until then, I had never paid such close attention to that particular ‘Mohanlal mannerism’. By that time, Madhu had already transformed his speech into pure Lal style. Even in the way he called out “Raviyettaa”, there lingered a trace of that shy, Lal-like hesitation. And I have never heard anyone deliver the famous Lal dialogue, “Ey, njanaa type alla tto”, quite the way he did.
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Mapping functional homologies between human and marmoset brain networks using movie-driven ultra-high field fMRI - Communications Biology

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By Alessandro Zanini, Ravi Menon
| Nature Verified
Abstract Naturalistic stimuli, such as movies, offer a powerful tool for probing functional brain organization across species. Using movie-driven functional magnetic resonance imaging (md-fMRI), we recorded brain activity in humans and awake marmosets exposed to the same dynamic audiovisual stimulus.
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