Archive for November, 2008
Lyrics – Dasvidaniya – Maa meri maa
Maa meri maa
Pyaari maa mumma
Ho.. maa meri maa
Pyaari maa mumma
Haathon ki lakerien badal jayengi
Ghum ki ye zanjeerein pighal jayengi
Ho khuda pe bhi asar
Tu duaon ka hai ghar
Meri maa meri maa
Pyaari maa mumma
Ho.. maa meri maa
Pyaari maa mumma
Bigdi kismat bhi sawar jaayegi
Zindagi taraane khushi ke gayegi
Tere hote kiska dar
Tu duaon ka hai ghar
Meri maa meri maa
Pyaari maa mumma
Ho.. maa meri maa
Pyaari maa mumma
Yun to main sabse nyaara hoon
Tera maa main dulaara hoon
Yun to main sabse nyaara hoon
Par tera maa main dulaara hoon
Duniya mein jeene se zyada uljhan hai maa
Tu hai amar ka jahaan
Tu gussa karti hai
Bada achcha lagta hai
Tu kaan pakadati hai
Badi zor se lagta hai
Meri maa
Meri maa meri maa
Pyaari maa mumma
Ho.. maa meri maa
Pyaari maa mumma
Haathon ki lakerien badal jayengi
Ghum ki ye zanjeerein pighal jayengi
Ho khuda pe bhi asar
Tu duaon ka hai ghar
Meri maa meri maa
Pyaari maa mumma
Ho.. maa meri maa
Pyaari maa mumma
Lets get Interactive, blogger friends…
I saw this tag at S3′s aka Sreeram‘s blog, and thought why not. It has been a while I interacted with the readers, and though I do it at the end of the post with silly questions, not many have bothered to answer them. But this one is straight from the mind. Because I really want to know about YOU. And I have added some questions on my own too… So please readers, please answer the following questionnaire in the comments section. I will be honoured. 
1. Who are you?
2. Are we friends?
3. Something I have and YOU want?
4. Give me a nickname and explain why you picked it?
5. Describe me in one word.
6. What was your first impression of me?
7. Do you still think that way about me now?
8. What reminds you of me?
9. If you could give me anything what would it be?
10. How well do you know me?
11. How do you see me in the future?
12. Ever wanted to tell me something but couldn’t?
13. How did you came to know about this blog?
14. What would you like to see and read on this blog?
15. Which is your favourite post in this blog which inspired to re-visit this site or subscribe to it?
Looking forward for the answers.
Recession hits the blog?
I guess so. Its more than one week I haven’t posted anything on this blog. I know. Its not the writer’s block. Just that I was not having access to net. I will try to be back soon with a bang…
Meanwhile, I am twittering nowadays to make up as compensation. I am using Vakow and hence don’t need internet for the same. Follow me, so as to not to miss any twitter updates…
Coming Soon..!!
If you had loved the Mysore weekend posts, you are in for a surprise…!!!
Coming Soon in December!!!!
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Film Review: Fashion
Everyone is flooding the theatres to watch Fashion. Not for the film, but for the beauties. 
But as if I am a strange alien, I have been thinking too much over it. The hype around the film, expanded my eyes and ears for in-depth analysis of the film that came out as a review. So checkout my “Fashion” film review posted or rather guest blogged on “The Newspaper Blog” which is run by Ashwin from Chennai. No, no, its not a popular daily or weekly journal or something, but the blog is popular for its Torrents, Movies and TV show reviews. Long back, that blog contained tips and tricks for eligible people to woo girls and win hearts or ways to be romantic, but now I guess he is busy belling the CAT and smoking Apples and Mac!!
Excerpts:-
The promo’s are showing mainly of 3 models, but I would say, they are just 3 representatives of 3 paths and ways in the industry.
Every film of his, have made me feel to the soul, flashing me the reality of the world and reminding me again and again, “yeah, this is the world we live in”. But, this film had no such effect.
She looked very natural, though people may find her boring, with all time drugs and smoking! I feel, she also could have portrayed the emotional side better if she were provided more scenes in the latter half.
Enjoy reading!!!
3 Tips for Bachelors to Enjoy Weekend
The month of October would have been a relief to all the people who stay out of home. There were more than holidays comprising of Pooja holidays and the Diwali holidays. The working professionals had to take leave maybe, but that’s worthful, considering the importance of festivals and also because there is almost 2 months before the next Christmas/New Year holidays. Again now its loneliness and boredom for coming weeks. Atleast that’s what you feel when you board the train/bus back, at the end of the holidays, unless you are not dating at your workplace!
The students who study in colleges out of home town won’t be that bored I suppose, because college/hostel life is entirely different from the bachelor life. There maybe similarities in the freedom, but you seldom feel lonely enough to brood over. You never think of the future life or your goals and there is mostly the protective shade of parents over you. Once you start earning on your own, you are considered a grown-up and left alone at most of the times. There are friends to go out with but everyone is left on their own at some point of the other. Or maybe, you even sometimes feel low enough to not respond to any of them and be on your own. So on weekends or extra holidays or during those times, when we are on our own, we are unsure what to do at home.
Girls mostly prefer being at home, watching TV, or doing cooking experiments for themselves (which is very rarely nowadays) or reading some magazines or books or sleeping most of the time(mostly this is what happens). I don’t know much about guys, but I guess, (if no internet), they would do mainly sleeping (with Pop songs on??) or read some book (rarely??) or (if online) keep browsing or playing games(again with English Rock, Hip Hop or Rap songs on? ), if they are not hanging out with friends and having a drink!! Even I have been at home similarly doing all these. But looking back now, I feel I could have done something else like the following:
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Past, Present and Future [Tag]
Whenever I see tags in blogs, I think why am I not tagged often. Now, on second thoughts, I wonder whether its for good or worse. The following tag bestowed upon me by Sreeram, has set me thinking of my past, present and future. As I am writing down the answers, I realize how candid it is to accept a tag and dangerous to refresh the golden memoirs…
The tag:
Two questions in each category answer them and then tag your friends from the blog-o-sphere. (Simple enough right?)
Leave a comment on their blog letting them know they have been tagged and you are all set.
Yesterday
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The Doubtful love
“Bye Meeta ”
Shivraj called out while moving towards the door. It was already nearing 9 o’clock in the morning and he was contemplating the morning traffic already built up on the road. He opened the door and turned to check whether she heard or not.
“Aa rahi hoon”
Meeta was hurrying up from the kitchen towards the main hall. She was swaying away her disaligned hair with the back of her hand, and removing the pallu end from her waist, which she had pinned up so that it did not disturbed her while washing the dishes.
Shivraj stepped out calling out to her, “ Darwaza bandh karo ok? Mein chaltha hoon.. bye”
By the time, Meeta reached the door, Shivraj was walking away towards the garage to get his vehicle. Meeta closed the door and latched it slowly. It was the starting of another day.
It was 12 in the afternoon, when the calling bell rang. Meeta had completed washing the dishes after her breakfast with Shivraj, which they never miss to have together. After taking bath, she was reading the newspaper. There was news of blasts here n there, and few robberies. The same old news which appears daily, but with different places and names. She had got bored and had turned on the TV. The re-telecasting of famous serials had started as the afternoon streak emerged. Bored from seeing the same old serials, she was browsing through various channels, and had settled for two minutes on the Discovery Channel’s programme, “Forensic Investigators”.
She looked at the clock. “Who could be at this time at the door? Shiva never comes home for lunch.”
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