Good God! I had a busy weekend... but at the end of it I felt much lighter.
Before you misunderstand, What I mean is.. I shed a lot of weight from my wallet! I bought a fastrack watch, some accessories and some nice diet cookies and fresh honey.. I also bought the deo n perfume, "Energy" from United Colors Of Benetton. Well it was all fine till then but guess wat happens next.. My addiction.. I blew 200 bucks sitting on a chair! Why? Cause it is an automated massage machine and it relieves the occupant of all stress.. I enjoyed it... coupled with some manicure and pedicure..(cost factor is secret.. shhhhh) God.. heaven! I can do without a lot of things but this indulgence is not something I will ever give up.. its mandatory!
Little surprise to me that I was born a Taurean.
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Monday, December 14, 2009
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Mera Bhaai Mahaan! Shashank Murli..
Ok this is 'in honour' of my funny sweet amazing handsome smart bro' Shashank Murli.
He just made me laugh and laugh and laugh as he always does. Most of the times he is such a phenomenon to me. I have seen him grow up from the little baby boy whose smile made me melt into a young man stepping into college.
Today he calls himself Shauro (as in Shashank + Auro). And he is as cute, sweet and smart as the character I have no doubt. And he can talk exactly like Auro... Super mimic that he is.
And guess what.. he is the founder member of a party in college, he says. Its called, "Bharatiya Proxy Sanghatan" :) (I hope none of his profs are on blogosphere! Even if they are, He wont have a worry in the world as always i am sure! Only I shall have it from my aunt, his mom... )
Everytime Auro said 'bum' and 'potty', I only thought of Shash!!!
Shash you rock!
(OK Shash I made u famous, now I need a treat for this!)
He just made me laugh and laugh and laugh as he always does. Most of the times he is such a phenomenon to me. I have seen him grow up from the little baby boy whose smile made me melt into a young man stepping into college.
Today he calls himself Shauro (as in Shashank + Auro). And he is as cute, sweet and smart as the character I have no doubt. And he can talk exactly like Auro... Super mimic that he is.
And guess what.. he is the founder member of a party in college, he says. Its called, "Bharatiya Proxy Sanghatan" :) (I hope none of his profs are on blogosphere! Even if they are, He wont have a worry in the world as always i am sure! Only I shall have it from my aunt, his mom... )
Everytime Auro said 'bum' and 'potty', I only thought of Shash!!!
Shash you rock!
(OK Shash I made u famous, now I need a treat for this!)
Saturday, December 5, 2009
PAA
Warning: I would not wish to spoil your experience of watching the movie.. So please read this only after you have seen the movie for yourself.
No doubt, a lovely movie. Made me laugh out loud and much as I hate to admit, I did shed a few tears too (:blush) Abhi's performance as usual deserves a 'thumbs up'. His expressions by Auro's bedside were the culprit for the droplets on my cheek! Lovely humour thats typical of a 12 year old boy... It makes you believe Auro is really 12 despite the appearance, his maturity at times and the fact that he is played by a man whom the world knows to be a senior citizen. I never once thought of Big B while watching the movie. He is just Auro.. So convincing. Cudos to the make up too. Vidya.. amazing in a saree.. other outfits thumbs down. But the girl makes me proud overall..
However, some parts I wish to deliberate upon…
Point one: Abhishek’s character… Contradictory ! A man who wants to change the country. A wannabe, I can probably understand but he is actually projected to be one of values and virtues but the same guy wont take responsibility for his child?? So he is partially self centered and partially selfless? He wants to be a successful politician ok… but he wants to serve people?? What characterization is that… Incongruous.
Point two: A woman who struggles for 14 years to raise a child… Gosh! She must hate that man. And I am supposed to believe its all rosy rosy in the end and they live happily ever after! Thats Bollywood for you! Women are candles made of wax.. to melt at the sound of a ‘sorry’.. no wonder men get away with everything that they do!
Point three: I was laughing when Vidya’s mother asks her “Do you want the child?” repeatedly… No now that isn’t funny.. How many moms would react that way?? Totally unemotional, mature reaction from a mother whose daughter is pregnant and the father of the child just shirked responsibility?!! One thing believable was in the end when that same mom behaves totally like our prototype Indian Mom and says to Mr.Young MP-ji, “All these years I was hoping you would show up!” Hahaha… now that’s the TRUE Indian Mom reaction!!
No doubt, a lovely movie. Made me laugh out loud and much as I hate to admit, I did shed a few tears too (:blush) Abhi's performance as usual deserves a 'thumbs up'. His expressions by Auro's bedside were the culprit for the droplets on my cheek! Lovely humour thats typical of a 12 year old boy... It makes you believe Auro is really 12 despite the appearance, his maturity at times and the fact that he is played by a man whom the world knows to be a senior citizen. I never once thought of Big B while watching the movie. He is just Auro.. So convincing. Cudos to the make up too. Vidya.. amazing in a saree.. other outfits thumbs down. But the girl makes me proud overall..
However, some parts I wish to deliberate upon…
Point one: Abhishek’s character… Contradictory ! A man who wants to change the country. A wannabe, I can probably understand but he is actually projected to be one of values and virtues but the same guy wont take responsibility for his child?? So he is partially self centered and partially selfless? He wants to be a successful politician ok… but he wants to serve people?? What characterization is that… Incongruous.
Point two: A woman who struggles for 14 years to raise a child… Gosh! She must hate that man. And I am supposed to believe its all rosy rosy in the end and they live happily ever after! Thats Bollywood for you! Women are candles made of wax.. to melt at the sound of a ‘sorry’.. no wonder men get away with everything that they do!
Point three: I was laughing when Vidya’s mother asks her “Do you want the child?” repeatedly… No now that isn’t funny.. How many moms would react that way?? Totally unemotional, mature reaction from a mother whose daughter is pregnant and the father of the child just shirked responsibility?!! One thing believable was in the end when that same mom behaves totally like our prototype Indian Mom and says to Mr.Young MP-ji, “All these years I was hoping you would show up!” Hahaha… now that’s the TRUE Indian Mom reaction!!
Friday, December 4, 2009
Illusion
Empty is full
And what is filled to the brim is void;
Such is the Creator's vision
Teaching, all along down this road called Life.
And what is filled to the brim is void;
Such is the Creator's vision
Teaching, all along down this road called Life.
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