A, meaning she who flows calmly is a tributary to B, which in turn is one of the

major tributaries of C. So, it is quite apt that A, born as Yasmeen Joseph, is best
remembered for D, which has C in it. D is loosely based on E, one of the most
significant literary works of the respective country in 20th century, for which the
author F won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1965. G got deeply influenced with the
following passage in the novel E: "_____ ___ ___ _______, the girls have plucked
them. Where are the girls, they've all taken husbands. Where are the men, they're all
in the army." and immortalized the same as H. While working for the Voice of
America, I came in contact with G, and carried on his legacy ever since. I composed
a song on J in the year 1995 as part of the commemoration of 30 years completion
of J.
Two other small tributaries of C, give their name to K, one of the oldest continuously
inhabited cities in the world, a city where J went for a holiday during the Pujas in
1975, he went there before as well to play cricket, but his second trip was far more
celebrated. L the English novelist, essayist, humanist, pacifist, and satirist; in his
essay K, mocked at the corrupting influence of religion and the associated
disillusionments in social life. Set in a futuristic dystopian society, Ls novel M, the
title of which is derived from N's speech in O, is ranked fifth on Modern Librarys list
of the 100 best English-language novels of the 20th century. L also earned some
Hollywood income as a writer and he received official screen credit for 1940 film
adaptation of P's novel Q. R, a British film director of Sikh origin, came up with a
Bollywood style adaptation of Q in 2004.BBC gave 4 out of 5 stars to another R film,
perhaps the best one in the lot so far, and argued that "Mr. S ought to be proud to
have his name on such a great film." Mark T, an English journalist, writer, and
broadcaster specializing in popular culture, media, and masculinity, is credited with
coining the term U in a 1994 article. This was also the first citation of S as the
ultimate example of a U. Now had Mr. Ts first name been same as an ancient Greek
poet, he would have musty came across the signature catchphrase "Thank you,
come again" from the proprietor of the Kwik-E-Mart (a popular convenience store),
called V, whose name is off course a homage to the great W, we wont have
complained had he been named J either, instead of V. By the way, Vs namesake
(the one he was named after) lost his father at K. In the year 1951, when the director
X was filming Y, a fairly faithful dramatization of an earlier literary work of the same
name authored by Rumer Godden, W helped him to find locations in the countryside.
This is when W met Z, a production assistant on this film, for the first time, and thus
formed an association that was to work wonders in time to come. The film Y revolves
around an upper middle-class English family residing on the banks of C.