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A Review on 'Operation Java'

 Operation Java is a Malayalam movie directed by Tharun Moorthy and produced by V Cinemas International. This movie was released in an online platform because of the Covid Pandemic restrictions. It is a wonderful movie and the theme concept is also incredible. The movie got 8.2 IMBD rate out of 10. But the box office collection has only 3.88 crore. The film is based on a real life incident and portrays investigation undertaken by cyber cell police. This movie picturize how our new generation youngsters use internet that causes adverse impact and how it affects our life. The main story of the movie is that of a team of police officers from the Cochin cyber cell embarking on a mission to investigate a series of mysterious crimes and illegal activities with the help of  two unemployed engineering graduates. The themes in this film involves cinema piracy, job fraud and murder. The film also mentions the jobless situation of the youth or temporary workers. So in the end of the film...

The Happiness Potion!

An article, read recently, states that the second largest business in the world is selling happiness. One might even wonder if happiness could be sold and bought! Yuval Noah Harari, in his essay “Chemical Happiness and the Meaning of Life”, argues on the modes and means with which one could maintain a state of happiness. He says how happiness is subjective and that external means like wealth, position and material accomplishments do not pave way to happiness. Giving meaning to life is the remedy to retain happiness in life according to Harari. There are chemicals/hormones inside the body that triggers happiness. One such chemical is oxytocin. Once the brain conceives the instance of happiness, an electric signal is transmitted across the neurons that results in the production of oxytocin, says science. Since not all life situations create happiness, creating happy occasions is one of the ways to stimulate the sense. While, being with friends buys happiness to some, family time fetches ...