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Ninu Kori movie highlights: A movie with a practical and realistic plot.Reasons why you should watch Nani's "Ninu Kori".1) The movie comprises of the right amount of laughter and sentiment along with the perfect timing.2)The actors provided maximum justice to their respective roles,which makes us hard to imagine any other actors in it.3) The humour in the movie isn't slapstick comedy,which makes it even better.4) Music was composed by the very renowed musician, Gopi sunder, who undoubtedly doesn't fail to create magic through his work.The song"adiga adiga" already took the promotions to the next level,much before the movie was released.All the others songs in the movie we're very soothing,is a perfect delight.5)The sizzling hot chemistry between Nivedha and Nani is definitely an eye candy, which can be marked by their previous success,"Gentleman".6)The film focuses on the most common problem faced by the youth today, rejection of love by parents due to the society,eventually leading them to marry someone else, which is very hurtful in the true sense.7)The movie takes the audience on a very emotional trip,leaving most of them teary-eyed as it is the story of a heartbroken guy,also to which most of them could relate to.8)What's the different about the movie? Its the fresh plot with a very unusual ending, and hence a very practical movie, with no mushy drama.

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There are two questions you need to ask yourself:How important is this trip you have planned, in terms of the rest of your life. Will it provide you with tools you require to improve your career? Will you spend the rest of your life regretting cancelling the trip? My mother used to repeat this phrase to me when I became agitated over professional situations “In the scope of a lifetime, or even, six months from now, will you even remember what caused this irritation? If you do, will you still care?How irreplaceable is this particular position/company to your future? Is this the job of a lifetime where you’ll regret walking away, or, is it (like the vast majority of jobs we ever hold) completely replaceable on your resume. Will leaving create undue difficulty in getting another (probably better) job?I quit a job once in order to take an important trip. This vacation had been planned for 2.5 years, with written approval from my employer prior to me even seeking acceptance to participate in the 5 week long program. I had invested nearly 1/3 my salary over that 2.5 years in equipment and travel arrangements for the trip, spent hundreds of hours training, banked my vacation and sick time against the time I had been approved to take off, had worked evenings, weekends and holidays in order to demonstrate my dedication to the organization and had been rewarded with the respect from my co-workers and bosses, up to and including the President of the 350 person company. UNTIL six weeks prior to my departure, the company was sold; in came a whole new layer of upper level management and wouldn’t you know it, less than a week before I was set to fly half way around the world, I get a memo that my vacation has been Disapproved by the new top brass. I was told that not only would they not hire a temp and hold my job but there would be no opportunity for me to be moved into a different position upon my return. Either cancel the trip or quit. It was my first truly rewarding and well paying position, I loved what I did, my coworkers, the whole package; really a crushing choice. I bid them adieu, took the trip and grew more through the way the experience went down even than I could have if I hadn’t been pushed out.One can presume, that since you are online seeking input from others as to whether it is worth it to quit or stay, that the lifelong stakes of this vacation may not be as clear cut as they were for me. Nevertheless, today’s society almost prides itself on both jobs and employees being replaceable. Personally, I’d make sure my resume was polished and printed out, ready to hit the bricks the instant I got back from that vacation. Onward and upward!