Anmol Times

  Have you found that every time your expenditure crosses your revenues? Isn’t it hard to manage all the rising expenditures of a whole month with just few bucks you get as your salary? Or may be, there are months full of holidays and occasions when you are bound to spend more than any other month. And by that, near the end of the month you are left hardly with a note or two! Well, for all those people who have faced situations as these, there are instant payday loans. A payday loan is a short-term loan with a small amount of money. It is designed to serve the purpose of monthly expenditure until the next month’s salary is issued. The instant payday loans are also referred to as cash advances. Typically, the tenure period of such loans are between ten days to twenty days. The amount of the loan ranges from $100 to $1500. The interest rates are generally high with 390% to 900% annualized value. The instant payday loan is sometimes the only option for people with ba...

Add caption Lakshmikant Chauhan – yes, Arunachalam inexplicably morphs into a central Indian school dropout in R Balki’s PadMan – buys a pack of sanitary pads. It costs a bomb. His wife, Gayatri (Radhika Apte), is aghast. We’ll now have to forgo milk, she argues as she wonders why her mechanic-husband should fret over a ‘woman’s problem’. She swears by the community’s reeti riwaaz (traditions) and segregates herself on those five days of the month. It is now the man’s turn to look askance. Lakshmi, too, cannot fathom why sanitary pads are so expensive. Itni halki cheez ka itna bhaari daam kyun (Why should the price of something so light be so heavy), he asks the medicine store salesman. The latter has no answer. So Lakshmi resolves to device a way of producing cheaper napkins to prevent the family budget from going haywire and, of course, to protect his wife from harm. Cast : Akshay Kumar, Sonam Kapoor, Radhika Apte Director: R Balki Rating: 2.5 Stars (Out of...