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Spinz launches 'Cool Duet'- India's first double fragrance Talcum powder

Spinz Cool duet talc is available in 4 different price points Rs 6 for 15 grams, Rs 25 for 40 grams, Rs 40 for 90 grams and Rs 100 for 350 grams. Spinz Cool Duet talc is available in all modern trades and small outlets.

Actor Genelia D'Souza is the brand ambassador for Spinz Cool Duet and a new Spinz cool duet TVC is on Air in all leading TV channels.

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About CavinKare Pvt Ltd

CavinKare Pvt. Ltd. is a diversified FMCG major with brands in personal care, foods, dairy and beverages. The brand portfolio consists of Shampoos (Chik, Meera, and Nyle), Fairness creams (Fairever), Deodorant and Talc (Spinz & Hi5), Pickles & Snacks (Ruchi, Chinni's), Hair Colours (Indica & Raaga Professional), Beverages (Maa), Dairy (Cavins), Restaurants (CK's Foodstaurant and Vegnation) and Beauty Salons (Green Trends & Limelite). Most of the brands are clear winners in their respective product categories. A dedicated R&D centre equipped with latest equipment and technologies constantly supports the divisions in their endeavour.

Today with a turnover of over 1017 crore, CavinKare has achieved significant milestones and a competitive edge with sound understanding of mass marketing dynamics and has established a firm foothold in the national market. CavinKare's success is based on it being firmly grounded to its corporate mission- 'we shall achieve growth by continuously offering unique products and services that would give customers utmost satisfaction and thereby be a role model'.

The Train – Malayalam Movie Review | Cinefundas.com - One Stop ...

Director Jayaraj’s ‘The Train’ is based on the chain bomb blasts that rocked Mumbai on July 11, 2006. In the pattern of several films of the genre that has come out in the past, the film tracks a couple of stories that unites in the end.

Kedarnath (Mammootty) is an agile cop chasing the terrorists, while Karthik (Jayasurya) is a young musician who is all set to sing for A R Rahman. There are a few more characters like a woman who is trying hard to find money for her grandfather’s Haj pilgrimage, an old man who is there to present a birthday gift to a young kid and so on.

The bomb blasts are shown at the beginning of the film and then, the story traces how the characters come together when the mishap happens. The whole pattern followed in films like Babel, Amores Perros, some of Robert Altman’s movies and also in several recent Malayalam films, has started looking thoroughly jaded due to overuse.

Melodramatic situations which happen in predictable lines, unbelievable confusions, coincidences and evident errors take the zing out of this film.It is quite evident that Jayaraj has managed to make a potpourri with some limited visuals that he had taken, with Mammootty and Jayasurya. As a result, the shots get repeated which tests the patience of the viewer, after a while. The cinematography and music are fine.

Mammootty has nothing much to do, with a mobile phone glued on to his ears all the time and plays a cat and mouse game with the dreaded terrorists, all on his own. Jayasurya falls in love with a strange girl (played by Anchal Sabharwal), who decides to give up the idea of killing herself, after he called her by mistake. Anchal and most of the supporting cast, which includes the director’s wife Sabitha, have wooden expressions on their faces mostly.

The film looks more like a mixture of some shots stitched together on the editing table. It has some fine moments for sure, but mostly the film never goes beyond superficial levels. If you are not used to the pattern where several stories intertwine at a certain point, the film may be okay in parts. For the rest of the world, this one is pretty disappointing.

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