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hi all ftc team
tdy my choice of song is frm the movie
 oh Manapennai
Song:Nee YENATHU ARUGINIL NEEE...
 
Composer Vishal Chandrashekhar
Lyricist: Niranjan Bharathi
Singer :  shakthisree Gopalan   
Fav lines
 Nee enathu aruginil nee ithai vida oru kavidhai kidaiyaathu... Neee yeathu uyirnil. Nee ithai vida oru punitham erukaathai......
 Intha song rmba kutty ah erunthalum athula erukura lines ku naa flat.. Beautifully commposed by chandrakser and song  sing by shakthi is realy unbelievable.... Kindly come and vibe with me...

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Hi IT Team

Song... Thodu thodu enave
Movie.. Thullatha manamum thullum
Actors... vijay,,Simran
Music...S.A..Rajkumar
Singer... Hariharan,,Chitra
Lyrics...vairamuthu
 
Fav line

  Vaanil oru puyal mazhai vanthaal Alagae yennai enganam kaappaai

 Kannae unnai Yen kannil vaithu Imaigal ennum kadhavugal adaippen

 TQ
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Hi....

Song : Pattu pattu patampoochi
Movie : Thillalangali
singers : STR, Mansi scott
Lyrics : Na. Muthu Kumar
Music : Yuvan sankar raja
Director : Mohan raja

Fav lines:

பட்டு பட்டு பட்டாம்பூச்சி 🦋
விட்டுவிடு கண்ணாம்பூச்சி
வட்டம் போடும் பட்டாம்பூச்சி🦋
கடகட ரயிலப் போல
தடத்தட சத்தம் போட்டு
நெஞ்சுற்குள்ளா சுத்தி வந்தாயே🦋


Intha song na patampoochi kaga than keka start panninen. Ana keka keka Yuvan oda music ah ila STR oda thullalana kurala ah ila Mansi oda inimaiyana kural ah ila Na.Muthu Kumar oda paadal varigala etho oru magic intha song la iruku. Ravi Mohan Thamanah kuda serthu nammaiyum dance aada vaikum. Intha song 90s kids play list la kandipa irukum.Oru time kekalam nu song play pannina namai repeat mode la pala thadavai keka vaikum paadalgalil ithum ondru.
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Humans rely on four vital necessities to survive: air, water, sleep, and food. While each is essential, the body can endure their absence for very different lengths of time. Oxygen is the most urgent requirement, as the brain and vital organs depend on a constant supply. Water follows closely, supporting hydration, circulation, and temperature control. Sleep is critical for mental clarity and physical recovery, while food provides the energy and nutrients that sustain long term survival. Understanding how long the body can last without each one reveals both human resilience and the clear limits of our biology.

1. Air (Oxygen)

Oxygen is the most critical element for survival. The brain and body cells require a continuous supply to function. Without air, humans can survive only about three to six minutes before serious brain damage begins. After roughly ten minutes, survival becomes extremely unlikely. In the early stages, the body attempts to compensate by increasing heart rate and breathing. Prolonged oxygen deprivation leads to unconsciousness, organ failure, and eventually death. Even short periods without oxygen can cause permanent neurological damage, making air the most urgent need.

2. Water

Water is essential for hydration, blood circulation, temperature regulation, and cellular processes. Most humans can survive three to seven days without water, although in very hot conditions this may be reduced to one to three days. Dehydration causes dizziness, confusion, rapid heartbeat, and kidney failure. Severe fluid loss disrupts electrolyte balance, affecting muscles and the nervous system, and can become fatal if not corrected.

3. Sleep

Sleep is vital for physical repair, mental clarity, and overall health. Total sleep deprivation is rarely immediately fatal, but its effects escalate quickly. The longest recorded period without sleep is eleven days, during which individuals experienced severe confusion, hallucinations, weakened immunity, and impaired cognitive function. Chronic sleep loss is linked to heart disease, diabetes, and other serious conditions. While death from sleep deprivation alone is rare, prolonged lack of sleep can indirectly become life threatening.

4. Food

Food supplies the energy and nutrients needed to sustain bodily functions. Humans can survive approximately thirty to forty days without food, depending on fat reserves, hydration, and overall health. During starvation, the body first uses stored carbohydrates and fat, then begins breaking down muscle tissue. Extended food deprivation leads to weakened immunity, organ failure, and eventually death. Adequate hydration is essential, as survival without food is not possible without water.

Together, these four essentials highlight the delicate balance required to sustain life and the remarkable yet finite resilience of the human body.
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