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Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
I'm bringing the internet style of filmmaking to my film: Ken Royson
'I have directed a lot of music videos. Because of that, I think I can technically pull off this film easily, as it's in my ground. I can also play with VFX and the new Internet style of filmmaking, as the film is a fantasy,' says Ken. Whether it's a film or a music video, I always want to do something cool and fresh with a unique style,' remarks Ken Royson. Ken, who has directed popular music videos like Katchi Sera , Illuminati ( Aavesham ) and Jorthaale. Ken is now set to make his feature film debut with a fantasy romcom starring Kavin and Priyanka Mohan . 'I have directed a lot of music videos. Because of that, I think I can technically pull off this film easily, as it's in my ground. I can also play with VFX and the new Internet style of filmmaking, as the film is a fantasy,' says Ken. 'Nowadays, I think people like to see heartwarming and positive films. So, I wanted to do a film in this genre rather than action. Films belonging to the fantasy romcom genre have come out a lot in Tamil, but mine will be more musical,' he elaborates. Coming from a dance and music background, Ken shares that he wanted to do something 'poppy, vibrant and cool' for his debut film. 'This one will be a new-age romance drama. It is about life giving you chances and you using them the right way. It talks about how if you miss the right chance, it will take too long to fix everything,' he says. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Believe It Or Not, This Household Ingredient Fades Your Dark Spots While You Sleep Undo Elaborating on why he opted for Kavin and Priyanka, he states, 'There are very few young heroes in Tamil who can do this role. The script demands a boy next door who can emotionally connect with the younger audience. And Kavin was my first choice. I also thought Kavin and Priyanka's pairing would be good. I particularly like her performance in Doctor and her dance in Golden Sparrow .' The film's shooting starts in October, he informs. Ken further says he will bring in his experience in directing music videos into the music of the film, which will be composed by OfRo. 'I'm doing everything to crack situations in the script itself to make the best music videos. The film will feature songs of Asal Kolaar and several independent artistes,' he states. He signs off by stating that even though he has ventured into direction, he is still open to helming music videos as well. 'I won't be directing any music videos until this film is done, but after that, I will be back to directing music videos as well. In fact, I hope to do music videos all my life,' he concludes. I'm bringing the Internet style of filmmaking to my film: Ken Royson Roopa Radhakrishnan Whether it's a film or a music video, I always want to do something cool and fresh with a unique style,' remarks Ken Royson. Ken, who has directed popular music videos like Katchi Sera , Illuminati ( Aavesham ) and Jorthaale . Ken is now set to make his feature film debut with a fantasy romcom starring Kavin and Priyanka Mohan. 'I have directed a lot of music videos. Because of that, I think I can technically pull off this film easily, as it's in my ground. I can also play with VFX and the new Internet style of filmmaking, as the film is a fantasy,' says Ken. 'Nowadays, I think people like to see heartwarming and positive films. So, I wanted to do a film in this genre rather than action. Films belonging to the fantasy romcom genre have come out a lot in Tamil, but mine will be more musical,' he elaborates. Coming from a dance and music background, Ken shares that he wanted to do something 'poppy, vibrant and cool' for his debut film. 'This one will be a new-age romance drama. It is about life giving you chances and you using them the right way. It talks about how if you miss the right chance, it will take too long to fix everything,' he says. Elaborating on why he opted for Kavin and Priyanka, he states, 'There are very few young heroes in Tamil who can do this role. The script demands a boy next door who can emotionally connect with the younger audience. And Kavin was my first choice. I also thought Kavin and Priyanka's pairing would be good. I particularly like her performance in Doctor and her dance in Golden Sparrow .' The film's shooting starts in October, he informs. Ken further says he will bring in his experience in directing music videos into the music of the film, which will be composed by OfRo. 'I'm doing everything to crack situations in the script itself to make the best music videos. The film will feature songs of Asal Kolaar and several independent artistes,' he states. He signs off by stating that even though he has ventured into direction, he is still open to helming music videos as well. 'I won't be directing any music videos until this film is done, but after that, I will be back to directing music videos as well. In fact, I hope to do music videos all my life,' he concludes.
Daily Mail
6 days ago
- General
- Daily Mail
The tiny, hidden symbol on every dollar bill... but no one knows what it is
There is a strange little symbol hiding on every dollar bill, and no one can agree on what it is. Some say it's a spider. Others insist it's an owl. And for conspiracy theorists, it's a symbol tied to secret societies like the Freemasons or the Illuminati. The tiny shape, smaller than a grain of rice, sits just above the large '1' in the top right corner on the front of the bill. At first glance, it looks like a speck of ink. But under a magnifying glass, it appears to have a round head and small limbs. It's been there for nearly a century, but the U.S. Treasury has never explained what it is, or why it was included. There's no official record, no designer has claimed it, and no known purpose has ever been published. Currency experts say it's likely just part of the guilloche - the swirling, decorative pattern printed across the bill to prevent counterfeiting. But the shape near the '1' is slightly different from the others. It appears partially enclosed, making it stand out from the rest. But without a definitive answer, theories have flourished online. 'I hear it's Moloch, the owl god worshipped at Bohemian Grove,' one Reddit user joked. 'It must be true.' Another said, 'I was told it was a spider when I was young, long before I had internet access.' One person even wrote, 'That's an owl. It's a Freemason symbol.' Ralph Benko, chairman of The Capitalist League and an expert on currency history, said: 'The unknown engraver who designed the dollar bill took the secret, if there is one, to his grave. I fancy it as a tiny owl.' Financial websites like Sunmark Credit Union have also listed it among the dollar's many 'hidden details,' describing it as either an owl or a spider. Meanwhile, YouTubers and amateur sleuths have dissected the mark in videos, comparing it to similar flourishes on the bill, but nothing else quite matches the odd little blob near the '1'. Legally, the $1 bill's design hasn't changed since the 1920s, and by law, it can't be updated, meaning the mark has quietly passed from wallet to wallet, generation after generation, for nearly 100 years. Some tie the mystery to other well-known symbols on the bill, like the pyramid and all-seeing eye, both long associated with Masonic symbolism and secret codes. But there's no historical evidence linking the tiny figure to any society, just whispers and wild guesses. The psychological phenomenon at play is called pareidolia, when the brain sees familiar patterns, especially faces, in random images. It's the same reason people spot Jesus in toast or see faces on Mars. It is not a glitch. It is actually your brain working. Humans evolved to be hyper-aware of faces, because spotting them quickly helped with survival, whether it was recognizing a threat, an ally, or a potential mate. What is confirmed: the mark is not a printing error. It is not random damage. It is in the same exact spot on every single $1 bill, part of the original design approved by the Bureau Of Engraving And Printing nearly a century ago.
Daily Mail
14-07-2025
- Business
- Daily Mail
The tiny hidden symbol on every dollar bill... but no one knows what it is
There is a strange little symbol hiding on every dollar bill, and no one can agree on what it is. Some say it's a spider. Others insist it's an owl. And for conspiracy theorists, it's a symbol tied to secret societies like the Freemasons or the Illuminati. The tiny shape, smaller than a grain of rice, sits just above the large '1' in the top right corner on the front of the bill. At first glance, it looks like a speck of ink. But under a magnifying glass, it appears to have a round head and small limbs. It's been there for nearly a century, but the US Treasury has never explained what it is, or why it was included. There's no official record, no designer has claimed it, and no known purpose has ever been published. Currency experts say it's likely just part of the guilloche, the swirling, decorative pattern printed across the bill to prevent counterfeiting. But the shape near the '1' is slightly different from the others. It appears partially enclosed, making it stand out from the rest. But without a definitive answer, theories have flourished online. 'I hear it's Moloch, the owl god worshipped at Bohemian Grove,' one Reddit user joked. 'It must be true.' Another said, 'I was told it was a spider when I was young, long before I had internet access.' One person even wrote, 'That's an owl. It's a Freemason symbol.' Ralph Benko, chairman of The Capitalist League and an expert on currency history, said: 'The unknown engraver who designed the dollar bill took the secret, if there is one, to his grave. I fancy it as a tiny owl.' Financial websites like Sunmark Credit Union have also listed it among the dollar's many 'hidden details,' describing it as either an owl or a spider. Meanwhile, YouTubers and amateur sleuths have dissected the mark in videos, comparing it to similar flourishes on the bill, but nothing else quite matches the odd little blob near the '1'. Legally, the $1 bill's design hasn't changed since the 1920s, and by law, it can't be updated, meaning that mark has quietly passed from wallet to wallet, generation after generation, for nearly 100 years. Some tie the mystery to other well-known symbols on the bill, like the pyramid and all-seeing eye, both long associated with Masonic symbolism and secret codes. But there's no historical evidence linking the tiny figure to any society, just whispers and wild guesses. The psychological phenomenon at play is called pareidolia, when the brain sees familiar patterns, especially faces, in random images. It's the same reason people spot Jesus in toast or see faces on Mars. This trick is called pareidolia, a psychological phenomenon where your brain tries to make sense of chaos by forcing familiar patterns onto it, especially faces. It is not a glitch. It is actually your brain working. Humans evolved to be hyper-aware of faces, because spotting them quickly helped with survival, whether it was recognizing a threat, an ally, or a potential mate. The design of the $1 note has not changed since the 1920s, and legally, it can not be redesigned under current law. That means this strange mark has been sitting on every bill for nearly a century, passed down through wallets and pockets, whispered about in classrooms, and dissected in Reddit threads and YouTube videos. Some tie the shape to older, more established dollar bill conspiracies. The pyramid and all-seeing eye on the back of the bill are well-documented symbols with Masonic origins, and their placement has long fueled speculation about secret codes or hidden meanings. But there is no historical evidence linking the tiny front-side figure to any known society. Still, online, the theories keep growing. 'Looks like a baby kraken to me,' joked one Reddit user. Another claimed, 'That's the spider who spun the webs. Dad showed me as a child.' One even said, 'It's Jesus Christ watching you throw it at somebody's daughter.' Other guesses include Mothman, Cthulhu, or a miniature chupacabra. The list of theories is endless, but no one actually knows what it is. What is confirmed: the mark is not a printing error. It is not random damage. It is in the same exact spot on every single $1 bill, part of the original design approved by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing nearly a century ago. It is part of the original design, which was finalized by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing nearly a century ago and no designer ever publicly claimed the element or explained its purpose.
Time of India
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'Dies Irae' poster sparks cult and Illuminati theories: Pranav Mohanlal's horror film creates online buzz— Read more.
On Pranav Mohanlal 's birthday, the makers of his upcoming horror film 'Dies Irae' released a mysterious poster that quickly went viral. The dark visuals and hidden symbols in the poster sparked online discussions among fans. Release of a new poster for the upcoming film On 13th July 2025, Malayalam actor Pranav Mohanlal celebrated his birthday with a major announcement, the midnight release of a new poster for his upcoming horror film, 'Dies Irae.' The film's team chose this specific occasion to generate buzz, and it certainly worked. The poster immediately caught attention online for its intense and mysterious look, and it is creating speculation and theories across social media platforms. About the poster The poster is designed with a deep red color tone, creating a dark, haunting atmosphere. At the center, Pranav is seen with a rugged and intense look, and behind him, there's a striking goat-like figure with glowing red eyes. Fans also noticed that the poster features three pairs of legs on the floor, hinting at the possibility of victims or ritualistic elements in the film. Soon after the poster's release, discussions on social media began surfacing. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like This Could Be the Best Time to Trade Gold in 5 Years IC Markets Learn More Undo Some users speculated that Pranav's character might be a cult member, possibly one who seduces and sacrifices women, pointing out that two other women seem to be lying unconscious or dead behind him. Others focused on the goat figure, linking it to Illuminati or occult symbolism. Some interpreted it as a metaphor for sin, darkness, or even ancient evil, showing how the poster had opened the door to many possible storylines and hidden meanings. Buzz around the film The buzz around 'Dies Irae' grew not just because of the visuals, but also due to the director involved—Rahul Sadasivan, known for well-received Malayalam horror films like 'Bhoothakaalam' and 'Bramayugam.' People also recalled Vineeth Sreenivasan's earlier comment that although Pranav Mohanlal may not be a conventionally strong actor, he fits best in dark and intense roles. The film is scheduled to release on 31st October 2025, which is Halloween, a fitting date for a horror movie.
New Indian Express
13-07-2025
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
Pranav Mohanlal's 'Dies Irae' poster ignites online buzz with cult and illuminati theories
On the occasion of Pranav Mohanlal's birthday, 13 July 2025, the makers of his upcoming Malayalam horror film Dies Irae unveiled a striking new poster, instantly setting social media abuzz. Featuring Pranav in a rugged, intense avatar, the red-tinted poster has prompted fans and netizens to put on their detective hats, offering wild and intriguing theories ranging from 'cult member' speculation to 'Illuminati' references. Dies Irae, helmed by acclaimed horror filmmaker Rahul Sadasivan known for Bhoothakaalam and Bramayugam stars Pranav in the lead. The new poster, which dropped at midnight, shows three mysterious pairs of legs in the background, leading several fans to suggest that Pranav's character may be involved in sinister rituals. 'Is he some sort of cult member sacrificing women he seduces??? You can see two other women on the floor. Damn interesting, Rahul Sadasivan so no doubts on the quality,' read one Reddit comment that has since gained traction.
