Dilli Che (6)

-    All the songs are good. I liked the ‘Hey Kala Bandar’ the most. Its lyrics make perfect sense.
-    Girls in traditional Indian families are still not free to take the decisions for them. Firstly, father takes all the decision and then the husband comes into picture. Sad but true.
-    People are still fighting with each other. They don’t believe in using their common sense before breaking an old relationship.
-    Religion is a way to keep the faith alive. But we fight over it.
-    God is everywhere.

“Zarre Zarre main usi ka noor hai,
Jhank khud main na wo tujse door hai,
Ishq hai usse to sabse ishq kar,
Is ibadat ka bas yahi dastoor hai.
Isme usme aur usme hai wohi,
Yaar mera har taraf bharpoor hai.”
-    We still hear the news of an old man getting married to a young girl. Much needs to be changed.
-    Casteism is still prevalent in some parts of India. People are still not ready to accept the reality. On one side we praise lord ‘Ram’ for eating the plums touched by low caste ‘Shabari’ but on the other side we are shy to learn and follow the same in our life. Hypocrites are what we are.
-    The strong is harassing the weak. People still don’t understand that power comes with a responsibility.
-    Public servants don’t understand their job profile.
-    ‘Purani Dilli ki Ramleela’ is awesome.
-    Politics sucks.
-    Fall in love. It can change your life like it did so for Roshan.

Watch Dilli 6. It is not about Purani Dilli, it’s about us.

Cheers!!

Hey It’s V day again..

“Smile: The second best thing you can do with your lips.”
By the way, what do you think is the first best thing you can do with your lips? Well, the answer varies from person to person. So, what would be the best thing you can do on a valentine day? Think about it *Wink*.

One of my friends was very excited about the pink chaddhi campaign. I heard him saying that if he doesn’t get a valentine, he would send a huge pink chaddhi, which he hopes would fit the intended recipient, to someone with a contrasting trouser so that the guy can feel like a superhero after wearing the chaddhi and the trouser. Today I read in the news paper that ‘someone’ has given a statement that protest would not happen in Bangalore. Instead the guys have planned to protest in front of indecently dressed girls. So, girls beware if you have plans to wear any thing indecent. Boys, you are free to wear anything. You might have to face a silent protest by the guys identified by the pink chaddhi over contrasting denim.

On last V-day we gifted a bunch of heart shaped balloons to a group of pretty ladies. One of the ladies busted all of them. It was fun. Hope we would do something similar this time also.

Which is the place to be? Barista, M G Road.

What color should one wear? Well, green is the color.

DevD is not a nice movie but its songs are rocking. I am going crazy over them. Delhi6 would be good movie to watch if you have a flower and you don’t know who you should give it to. Sonam Kapoor is looking very pretty in ‘Masakalli’. Ain’t she?

I have one more plan for the V-day. I have to treat my cook with a cup of ‘Jaago Re’ tea.
My cook has been cooking a lot of food everyday. Whenever we asked her to cook rice, she went an extra mile to cook and extra kg of rice. We could never finish it. I have bought a packet to Tata tea. I believe we would be able to wake her up.

Wish you all a happy and safe valentine day *Wink*

Cheers!!

I do not need to run

Sky was dark,
It was raining cats ‘N’ dogs,
Sitting in a park,
drenched in rain,
I still was thinking,
Where should I run?

There were flowers,
There were trees and plants,
A peacock dancing with joy,
A frog crooning an unknown song,
The empty swing,
I thought,
Why was I still,
finding a way to run?

Came close to the swing,
hurt and broken,
I sat on the swing,
to and fro,
I was swinging,
fast and faster,
Something from inside told me,
That there was no need to run.

Cheers!!