Bhiku Mhatre is a fictional character played by actor Manoj Bajpai in the Indian film Satya.
Biography
It should be noted that the following (fictional) account of the character's life is an interpretation of the movie.
Early years
Little is known about Bhiku Mhatre prior to his joining the Bhau Thakur Jhawle gang. The gang initially consisted of Guru Narayan, Jagga, Vakil Mule, Kallu Mama and Bhiku. Although Bhiku and Guru Narayan where rivals for the number two slot in the Bhai Thakur gang they also had a close friendship and at one stage Bhiku had saved Guru Nayaran's life in Nasik in a shoot out with a rival gang. Bhiku still has the bullet wound in his back.
Bhau Thakurdas Jhawle Enters Political Arena
Bhau decides to enter politics. At this stage Guru Narayan leaves for Dubai to manage his faction of the gang from abroad, leaving Jagga in control of Mumbai operations. Bhiku re-forms the remnants of the old Bhau gang with Vakil Mule and Kallu Mama.
Bhiku meets Satya
While in prison for organizing the murder of a prominent industrialist, Bhiku meets Satya a vagrant falsely imprisoned for pimping by corrupt police under the orders of Jagga. Bhiku finds a friend in Satya and welcomes him into the gang. After both are released from prison, Bhiku drives Satya to a bar, gives Satya a gun as a gift and informs him that Jagga is inside. Satya kills Jagga in the presence of many witnesses.
Biography
It should be noted that the following (fictional) account of the character's life is an interpretation of the movie.
Early years
Little is known about Bhiku Mhatre prior to his joining the Bhau Thakur Jhawle gang. The gang initially consisted of Guru Narayan, Jagga, Vakil Mule, Kallu Mama and Bhiku. Although Bhiku and Guru Narayan where rivals for the number two slot in the Bhai Thakur gang they also had a close friendship and at one stage Bhiku had saved Guru Nayaran's life in Nasik in a shoot out with a rival gang. Bhiku still has the bullet wound in his back.
Bhau Thakurdas Jhawle Enters Political Arena
Bhau decides to enter politics. At this stage Guru Narayan leaves for Dubai to manage his faction of the gang from abroad, leaving Jagga in control of Mumbai operations. Bhiku re-forms the remnants of the old Bhau gang with Vakil Mule and Kallu Mama.
Bhiku meets Satya
While in prison for organizing the murder of a prominent industrialist, Bhiku meets Satya a vagrant falsely imprisoned for pimping by corrupt police under the orders of Jagga. Bhiku finds a friend in Satya and welcomes him into the gang. After both are released from prison, Bhiku drives Satya to a bar, gives Satya a gun as a gift and informs him that Jagga is inside. Satya kills Jagga in the presence of many witnesses.
Momentum Games is a games development company specialising in games for mobile phones and PDAs. Momentum Games Website
Momentum Games was started in 2003 by Neil Armstrong.
The first game released was Pocket Mini Golf. It went straight to #1 in the download charts at Handango and went on to win numerous awards. The sequel has also been a great success with multiple "themed" expansion packs, each one introducing new gaming elements.
Other games include Meltdown, Drum Kit Ace, Pop Drop, Fruit Bomb and Gold Mine.
All games use the Momentum Engine code library which eases cross-platform development.
Emgee
In 2006 Momentum Games introduced their company mascot Emgee, a metallic blue robot with a large head. Emgee was designed by both Neil Armstrong and Nick Tarte. The original 3D model of Emgee was created by David Spare. In 2006 Emgee was used as the central character in the game Meltdown, a jet pack was added to his back to support Meltdown's game mechanics. The name Emgee comes from the way "MG" (the company logo) sounds when spoken.
Pocket Mini Golf
Pocket Mini Golf was the first game to be developed by Momentum Games and was released in September 2003. It is a crazy (putt-putt) golf game featuring colourful isometric graphics. The four golfers are children originally designed by Daniel Hunter. The golfers have a cute Manga influenced appearance with oversized heads.
Pocket Mini Golf 2 was first released in April 2005. It featured two extra golfers, multiplayer and a variety of new course obstacles (springs, timed barriers, conveyor belts etc). A number of expansion packs were planned during the development of Pocket Mini Golf 2, each one adding an extra 21 holes, new game elements and secret holes.
Expansion Packs
*Winter Wonderland - featuring snow and ice
*Fire Island - featuring fire and lava
*Lost World - featuring disappearing and timed platforms
*Spooky Hollow - featuring Halloween inspired obstacles and released in time for Halloween 2005
*Future City - futuristic settings, a new type of conveyor belt and a pinball inspired obstacle
Awards
Pocket Mini Golf and it's sequel have both won numerous awards, notably Handango's "Best Game Application" in 2004 and Smartphone & Pocket PC Magazine's winner of sports game of the year in both 2004 and 2005.
Momentum Games was started in 2003 by Neil Armstrong.
The first game released was Pocket Mini Golf. It went straight to #1 in the download charts at Handango and went on to win numerous awards. The sequel has also been a great success with multiple "themed" expansion packs, each one introducing new gaming elements.
Other games include Meltdown, Drum Kit Ace, Pop Drop, Fruit Bomb and Gold Mine.
All games use the Momentum Engine code library which eases cross-platform development.
Emgee
In 2006 Momentum Games introduced their company mascot Emgee, a metallic blue robot with a large head. Emgee was designed by both Neil Armstrong and Nick Tarte. The original 3D model of Emgee was created by David Spare. In 2006 Emgee was used as the central character in the game Meltdown, a jet pack was added to his back to support Meltdown's game mechanics. The name Emgee comes from the way "MG" (the company logo) sounds when spoken.
Pocket Mini Golf
Pocket Mini Golf was the first game to be developed by Momentum Games and was released in September 2003. It is a crazy (putt-putt) golf game featuring colourful isometric graphics. The four golfers are children originally designed by Daniel Hunter. The golfers have a cute Manga influenced appearance with oversized heads.
Pocket Mini Golf 2 was first released in April 2005. It featured two extra golfers, multiplayer and a variety of new course obstacles (springs, timed barriers, conveyor belts etc). A number of expansion packs were planned during the development of Pocket Mini Golf 2, each one adding an extra 21 holes, new game elements and secret holes.
Expansion Packs
*Winter Wonderland - featuring snow and ice
*Fire Island - featuring fire and lava
*Lost World - featuring disappearing and timed platforms
*Spooky Hollow - featuring Halloween inspired obstacles and released in time for Halloween 2005
*Future City - futuristic settings, a new type of conveyor belt and a pinball inspired obstacle
Awards
Pocket Mini Golf and it's sequel have both won numerous awards, notably Handango's "Best Game Application" in 2004 and Smartphone & Pocket PC Magazine's winner of sports game of the year in both 2004 and 2005.
The new-in-2006 Monaco film Premiere film festival is a charity film week, held in Monte Carlo. There are five days of premiere film projections and a fund-raising charity gala in the company of actors and film directors. Monte Carlo plays host to a series of film screenings from some of cinema’s most widely-recognised stars followed by open discussion forums with the films' creators and actors. Proceeds from the gala evening go to three charities: MAP , Monaco Asia , and the Pentium Foundation.
There are roughly 1,900 film festivals in the world each year.
There are roughly 1,900 film festivals in the world each year.
Pharoah Williams III (born August 20, 1972) is an American entrepreneur. He is one half of the production duo Fosterkids, where, along with Brandon Bell, he produces Pop, hip-hop and R&B music.
Pharoah was born in Virginia Beach, Virginia to Carolyn and Pharoah Williams II whom he was named after. He has five brothers, Pharrell Williams, David Williams, Cato Williams, a professional skateboarder and Psolomon Williams, who is currently still in high school living in Virginia.
Pharoah was born in Virginia Beach, Virginia to Carolyn and Pharoah Williams II whom he was named after. He has five brothers, Pharrell Williams, David Williams, Cato Williams, a professional skateboarder and Psolomon Williams, who is currently still in high school living in Virginia.