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Character Modeling, Rigging and Animation of Pandit Cartoon Character Animation Companies by GameYan Studio

Character Modeling, Rigging and Animation of Pandit Cartoon Character Animation Companies by GameYan Studio

Watch this video of 'Bal Chanakya and Ponga Pandit' as the most genius kid is challenged by the most ingenious man.In Part 2 of 'Bal Chanakya and Ponga Pandit', Aryan finds a way to expose Ponga and his misdeeds to the world.Subscribe to Maha Cartoon TV for more Hindi cartoon shows.

OMG! Artist's Painting Turns Into Reality. In January 2016, while going on a Mumbai local, artist painter Reva Pandit saw a lady watching out of the window.

7:00pm|Dance|HCL Concert Series presents A Classical Kathak Performance by Mahua Shankar, a disciple of Pandit Birju Maharaj, accompanied by Ustad Akram Khan on Tabla, Janab Murad Ali on Sarangi, Fateh Ali Khan on Sitar, Nupur Shankar on Padhant & Shuheb Hasan on Vocal & Harmonium. Collab. ACAC. For passes, call 9810897056, 9313460040, 9811068633 & 9811154906. http://www.eventincity.com/event/675/HCL-Concert-Series-in-Gurgaon

7:30pm|BOOK DISCUSSION|Delhi 4 Shows by Ziya Us Salam, film and literary critic of The Hindu. Since the days of veteran directors like Sohrab Modi and Mehboob Khan and actors like Raj Kapoor and Dilip Kumar, Delhi had a thriving single-screen theater culture. While some halls reserved a box for families, others seated women in an exclusive enclosure, or reserved aisle seats for the specially -abled, or gave first preference to members of our defense forces. From Dr Rajendra Prasad, Dr Sarvepalli Rahakrishnan, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru to Rajiv Gandhi the who's who of Indian politics too had their favorite hall. Single theaters in Delhi were part of India's freedom struggle, and had sociological phenomenon. While most talkies still provide the common man his preferred mode of entertainment, these halls shall soon become a thing of the past, overrun by unrelenting multiplex boon , Delhi 4 Shows-Talkies of yesteryear is a clarion call to preserve Delhi's single-screen theatre culture and the halls that are sentinels of the city's cultural and historical heritage. Followed by a panel discussion on Single Screen: Are They Delhi's Heritage?? Panelists: Danish Iqbal, theatre and radio veteran, Dipa Chaudhuri, Om Books International editor-in-chief & Ziya Us Salam, film and literary critic. http://www.eventincity.com/event/622/BOOK-DISCUSSION-in-Delhi

Music composer Anu Malik, who had to step down as 'Indian Idol' judge after he was named in the #MeToo movement, is all set to return on TV. Reports suggest that he will appear on 'Superstar Singer', but not as a judge. He will be coming as a celebrity guest for a special episode on the show.