From 140 characters to 10000 pages. Modi’s reply to the BCCI spans ten thousand pages. In the face of trouble, brevity definitely is among the first casualties.
Coffee with KJo. Season 3 will shortly be unleashed. If you believe that SRK is the best thing that has happened to life on planet Earth, then the show is not recommended because it would just state the obvious to you. If you do not believe it, then the show is even more not recommended because it will make futile attempts to make you rethink. Mallika fans need not be disappointed. A surprise or two will always be on the cards.
Sunil Gavaskar says that young Indian batsmen should train against the short pitch delivery at the National Cricket Academy. BCCI welcomed the suggestion but felt that dance classes at Shiamak Davar’s academy were more important. Dancing at IPL parties was more pathetic than batting in the Caribbean. Sreesanth is touted to be the next captain. BCCI is banking on him not forgetting his dancing just like he did his bowling.
A general observation is that there are as many men addicted to news as women addicted to K serials. To the men addicted to K serials: “Get a life”. To the women addicted to news:”Welcome to the club”.
Sanctimonious self proclaimed bibliophiles have come up with unsolicited reviews bashing each of Chetan Bhagat’s four books. Neither Rupa publications nor Chetan Bhagat forced the books down their throats. Long live the closet Chetan Bhagat fans.
A TV news reporter eager to break news caught tears flowing down RGV’s cheeks. The reporter claimed that RGV had finally seen his Aag. In depth enquiries proved that the report was partially true. Emotions got the better of RGV after he saw Phir Mile Sur Mera Tumhara. All his hopes of his Aag winning the award for the worst sequel ever were quashed. Competition does come in from unexpected quarters.
India in the T20 world cup reminds me of Subhash Ghai. India’s presence in the world cup is overhyped, inconsequential and Blink and you miss. How similar is it to Subhash Ghai’s presence in his movies?
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