Actress Anita Raj – Biography, Filmography, Photos

Posted by admin on June 30, 2009 under Dignified Beauties | Be the First to Comment

Anita Raj is the daughter of a famous character actor in the Hindi film industry, Jagdish Raj. Anita is married to film director Arjun Hingorani.




She began her film career with the movie Premgeet (1982) opposite Raj Babbar which was a superhit at box office.

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Filmography of Bollywood Actress Anita Raj


Ab Ayega Mazaa (1984) Abhimanyu (1989) Achha Bura (1983)
Adharm (1992) Andar Baahar (1984) Asli Naqli (1986)
Asmaan Se Ooncha (1989) Bad Aur Badnaam (1984) Billoo Badshah (1989)
Clerk (1989) Dulha Bikta Hai (1982) Ek Aur Sikander (1986)
Gehra Raaz (1996) Ghar Ghar Ki Kahani (1988) Ghar Ki Izzat (1994)
Ghulami (1985) Hawalaat (1987) Hirasat (1987)
Humse Na Takrana (1990) Ilzaam (1986) Insaf Ki Pukar (1987)
Insaniyat Ke Dushman (1987) Jaan Ki Baazi (1985) Jasa Baap Tashi Poore (1991)
Jeene Nahi Doonga (1984) Jeet Hamaari (1983) Jurrat (1989)
Jwala (1986) Kala Dhanda Goray Log (1986) Karishma Kudrat Kaa (1985)
Karmyudh (1985) Kaun Kare Kurbanie (1991) Khatarnaak (1990)
Laila (1984) Lakhon Ki Baat (1984) Lover Boy (1985)
Mahaveera (1988) Masterji (1985) Maut Ki Sazaa (1991)
Mazloom (1986) Mehndi Rang Layegi (1982) Mehndi Shagna Di (1992)
Mera Haque (1986) Mohabbat Ki Kasam (1986) Nafrat Ki Aandhi (1989)
Naukar Biwi Ka (1983) Paanch Fauladi (1988) Paap Ko Jalaa Kar Raakh Kar Doonga (1988)
Pati Patni Aur Tawaif (1990) Prem Geet (1981) Prem Tapasya (1983)
Pyar Kiya Hai Pyar Karenge (1986) Saazish (1988) Sagar Sangam (1988)
Satyamev Jayate (1987) Sher Dil (1990) Shiv Shakti (1988)
Swarg Jaisaa Ghar (1991) Taaqatwar (1989) Teesra Kinara (1986)
Thodi Life Thoda Magic (2008) Virodhi (1992) Yaar Kasam (1985)
Zalzala (1988) Zameen Aasmaan (1984) Zara Si Zindagi (1983)
Zimmedaaar (1990) Zulm Ka Badla (1985)

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Tips to Start and Succeed in Business

Posted by admin on June 29, 2009 under Tips Tricks | Be the First to Comment

Spotting A Good Rule Of Thumb




The usefulness of a rule of thumb is inversely proportional to its accuracy.

-- A.R. Wadum

Estimating The Solvency Of Customers

Every consultant and small business person underestimates the client’s ability to pay.

-- Steven Kropper

Buying Equipment

Don’t buy a new piece of equipment for your business unless it can pay for itself in three months.

-- Kevin Kelly

Selling A Business

The sale price of a small business is between seven and ten times the average profit of the last three years.

-- Bill Chellberg

Making Your Ideas Clear

A clear idea is one that fits on the back of a business card.

-- Morris Cooper

Getting Work Done

People do best when they’re working at 80 percent of their capacity. At 50 percent, they get bored. At 100 percent, stress gets them.

-- Anonymous

The 80/20/30 Rule

If you get rid of the 20 percent of your customers who cause 80 percent of your headaches, your profit will increase by 30 percent.

-- Alex Stewart

Consulting

A consultant should spend two-thirds of his or her time consulting with clients and one-third lining up new work and doing PR.

-- Peter K. Francese

Keeping Your Customers

Between 54 percent and 70 percent of customers who complain to a company will do business again with the company if their complaint is resolved. That figure increases to 95 percent if the customer feels the complaint was resolved quickly.

-- Anonymous TA

Looking At Letters

One out of every three business letters does nothing more than seek clarification of earlier correspondence.

-- Scott Parker

Keeping Your Customers

Customers who have complained to a company and who had their complaint satisfactorily resolved tell an average of five people about it.

-- Anonymous TA

Keeping Your Customers

The average customer who has had a problem with a company tells nine or ten people about it.

-- Anonymous TA

Working With A New Client

A job with a new client will take about 25 percent longer than the same job with an established client.

-- Michael Rider

Consulting

A consultant should never charge for less than half a day of work.

-- Daniel Corbitt

White Collar Vs. Blue Collar Rule Of Bathing

You are a white collar worker if you need to bathe before work. You are a blue collar worker if you need to bathe after work. You are very well paid if you need to bathe both before and after work.

-- Kee Nethery

Filling Out A Survey

On a survey with rankings ranging from 1 to 5, when the responses are tabulated, 1 and 2 will probably be lumped together, as will 4 and 5. So don’t waste effort deciding whether to put down a 1 or a 2.

-- R. A. Heindl

Make Meetings Productive

When attending a meeting, walk in with one thing in mind – what is your primary objective? Knowing what you want to get out of the meeting will help you keep discussion on-track and eliminate digression.

-- Nathan Odle

How To Succeed

There are two rules to increasing your chance of succeeding in life: 1) Do more of what you like 2) Do less of what you don’t like

-- Summy

Getting Paid

When dealing with notorious non-payers, always charge twice as much as the job will actualy cost, then get half the money up front.

-- John A. Van Doren

How To Determine If A Recession Exists

By one rough rule of thumb, a recession occurs when there are two consecutive quarters — six straight months — when the economy shrinks

-- Scott Parker

Word Of Mouth

A happy customer will tell a few friends how great you are. An unhappy customer will tell everyone they know to not ever do business with you.

-- S L Young

Problem Employees

The general difficulty of managing an employee is proportional to the number of noncontinuous sick days they take.

-- Antietam

Oppotunity Knocks

When opportunity knocks, don’t complain about the noise.

-- Silvax

Amount Of Work

Any job will increase to fill the time allotted. (Parkinson’s Law??)

-- Randy
-- Compiled from RulesOfThumb.org
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Tips for Buying, Selling and Publishing Books

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Looking For Interesting Books

To find the most interesting books in a library, look for the shelf where returned books are stored before they are reshelved.

-- Andy Steinberg

Spotting A Good Book

You can tell a book by its cover. The nicer the cover, the better the publisher and the more experienced the author.

-- Carolyn Lloyd

Estimating Lengths

Most books average 5 letters per word, 10 words per line, and 40 lines per page.

-- Norman Brenner

Buying A Good Book

If you’re considering buying a book, open it at random and read a page. Do this three times. If you haven’t stumbled onto a vital part of the story at least once, don’t buy the book.

-- Gene Wolfe

Consulting For Publishers

If small publishers contact you, they’re usually short on time, money, or knowledge. If they call you more than once, they have boxes of unsold books in their garage. If they insist on hiring you, even if you decline, their partner is on their back about wasting money on the publishing venture.

-- Cliff Martin

Selling Books

A book of poetry sells no more than 800 copies, on average.

-- Scott Parker

Setting The Price Of A Book

When pricing a nonfiction book, estimate the cost of producing the first printing (including royalties). Then set a tentative list price that will allow you to make a 20 percent pretax profit if the first printing sells.

-- Richard Balkin

Selling Books

Ten percent of bookstore customers buy 90 percent of the books. Ten percent never buy anything.

-- Dave Ewan

Stocking A Bookstore

If you stock six of any bookstore item, you’ll sell three in one week, two more in one month, and still have the last one when you retire.

-- Dave Ewan

Book Publishing

If you ask a publisher if a new book is selling well, and she replies, “It’s too soon to tell,” – it isn’t – and it isn’t.

-- Walter Pitkin

Remembering A Book

For every worthwhile book you read, there will be one statement or story you’ll remember for a decade or longer.

-- Scott Parker

Publishing A Book

You can hype a book by a famous author to 250,000 copies. After that, success or failure depends upon word of mouth.

-- John Gill

Selling Science Fiction

Science fiction books with green covers don’t sell as well as those with blue covers.

-- Anonymous

Manage Your Collection

If you don’t remember what a book is about, it doesn’t belong in your collection. Donate it to your local library.

-- James Erwin

Determing If A Book Is Good

You should give a book 50 pages, and if you don’t like it, don’t bother. If you’re over 50, subtract your age from 100 and read that number of pages.

-- Trevor Diamond

People Who Doodle

People who like to doodle make the least eye contact with others.

-- Dave Agresti
-- Compiled from RulesOfThumb.org
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