I know, i know.. It has been almost 10 days since my last blog entry and i haven't showed up on blogspot since then. I am not imagining a scenario where my fans have stormed into my house and forced me to type in a blog just for there sake; or of some anonymous girl located in some remote village (city!!) of India committing a suicide just b'coz of the fact that i had not posted a blog since the last 10 days. But yes, there was an ulterior motive behind me remaining passive for such a LONG(!!) duration. Actually, I did receive quite a few fan mails threatening me not to put up any new post on blogspot otherwise they would hang themselves or give a bounty of my name to Osama Bin Laden (hey.. isn't he supposed to be dead!!). For the sake of those fans, i had to give up my new found PASSION (read timepass!!) for the time being.
But now that i have confirmed no mercenary killer would take a bounty of my name (i actually tried convincing one of them, but the poor fellow ran away like he had seen a ghost) and also, Osama must be a dead man by now (not b'coz of Mr. Bush, but b'coz of his ABUNDANT wives), i have resumed. Sorry to all those fans who, after reading first few lines of this new blog, would have tied the knot till now.... not marriage knot you duds. I am talking about the FASI knot...
Now before all you people start scratching your head much like a baboon scratches its body, i would like to disclose the secret behind naming my blog entry in such a weird way..
"Yaradi Nee Mohini" happens to be the name of a TAMIL movie that I had seen yesterday. All's well till now, save for the fact that i happen to be a typical Indorian and my knowledge of Tamil is as good as Mr. Adolf Hitler's knowledge about Hindi (i hope he didn't understood hindi otherwise i would have another case of banana comparison filed against me!!).
For all you morons (a satirical remark, DIL PE MAT LENA!!) who haven't seen this movie, here's the story. The main protagonist (a role which, as per my clandestine sources, is played by Rajnikant's son-in-law) happens to be in search of a job. Even after giving countless interviews, he is not able to acquire that job which would make his father proud and happy. One day, after a really bad showdown with his father (Hero: Nade udi sudi; Father: kane pade gudi.. This was what i made out of there tete-a-tete [:D]) he moves out of home (no, you intelligent ppl.. he left the home only to roam about in the streets of his city).
While he was roaming on the streets, (un)predictable rains start pouring in and he's completely drenched. You would have guessed the next scene. For all those who are strangers to bolly(0r tolly or kolly)wood, a car stops in front of him and a very b'ful (??) gal pokes out her head from the rear window and gets her face fully wet. Now, as was expected out of our hero, he falls for her head to toe and toe to head (whoops..EPJ's again.. i missed them soooo much.. hope you also missed them with the same intensity and vigor). He starts following the gal, with a customary indian movie song playing in background. Now, i don't know why this happens in indian movies that a guy falls for a gal and its the public (and the hapless gal!!) which has to bear the brunt by dancing and singing along with our hero. Anyways, same thing happens over here. After all the nariyal waalas and the sadi waalas get tired of tapping there feet, our heroine enters in her office which happens to be that of a software company and the watchman doesn't allow our hero to get in, obviously b'coz he was not wearing that company batch. This thing hurts our hero so much that he prepares for an interview of the software company with renewed zeal and enthusiasm (don't know what his graduate degree was.. but still he prepares for getting into that software company!!). He successfully gets in and tries to woo our heroine. After a couple of songs and an Australian on-site assignment (refer my previous blog, in case you want an explanation on on-site), where our heroine happens to be the project manager of our hero, he comes to know that the heroine is engaged and she's getting married next month.
Many things happen after they return to India including death of hero's father and his coming to terms with the fact that heroine is engaged to his best friend, a friend who's dearer to him than his own brother (the hero doesn't have any brother!!!). What follows is a pot-porrie of DDLJ and a typical Ekta Kapoor joint family drama. In the end however, our hero's best friend steps aside and our hero gets his gal.
Now, all you intelligent readers might be thinking that how can i narrate the whole story when i don't understand Tamil. Its elementary my dear reader. I had gone with my room-mate who happens to be a south-indian and has got a grip on all the south-indian languages (hats off to him!!). Its another fact that during the whole movie, he was cursing that moment when he forced me (to see the movie). The poor guy himself was not able to enjoy the movie b'coz of my constant probation and poking.
Anyways, my thoughts about the movie: A characteristically typical Indian movie (i guess all indian movies have got some characteristics which separate them from movies of other parts of the world) with some intermittent good scenes and songs. Illogical as it may seem, the movie followed a defined path and wavered from it only twice.. or thrice..or four times..or...
So this was all about the movie. Once my friend went outside the movie theater to receive a call. During those 2-3 minutes, i was literally looking here and there, concentrating hard in order to avoid sleep. When my friend returned, he asked me what happened in those 2-3 minutes? "Kade pade sade.. tala huka buka.." was my reply. After all, this was what i was able to make out of the onscreen conversations.
All in all, it was an experience that i would relish all throughout my life. I mean, sitting through a movie, the language of which you don't understand at all, is an anecdote that you can narrate for the rest of your life.
Time to wrap up this blog. Hope you people enjoyed going through it.
But now that i have confirmed no mercenary killer would take a bounty of my name (i actually tried convincing one of them, but the poor fellow ran away like he had seen a ghost) and also, Osama must be a dead man by now (not b'coz of Mr. Bush, but b'coz of his ABUNDANT wives), i have resumed. Sorry to all those fans who, after reading first few lines of this new blog, would have tied the knot till now.... not marriage knot you duds. I am talking about the FASI knot...
Now before all you people start scratching your head much like a baboon scratches its body, i would like to disclose the secret behind naming my blog entry in such a weird way..
"Yaradi Nee Mohini" happens to be the name of a TAMIL movie that I had seen yesterday. All's well till now, save for the fact that i happen to be a typical Indorian and my knowledge of Tamil is as good as Mr. Adolf Hitler's knowledge about Hindi (i hope he didn't understood hindi otherwise i would have another case of banana comparison filed against me!!).
For all you morons (a satirical remark, DIL PE MAT LENA!!) who haven't seen this movie, here's the story. The main protagonist (a role which, as per my clandestine sources, is played by Rajnikant's son-in-law) happens to be in search of a job. Even after giving countless interviews, he is not able to acquire that job which would make his father proud and happy. One day, after a really bad showdown with his father (Hero: Nade udi sudi; Father: kane pade gudi.. This was what i made out of there tete-a-tete [:D]) he moves out of home (no, you intelligent ppl.. he left the home only to roam about in the streets of his city).
While he was roaming on the streets, (un)predictable rains start pouring in and he's completely drenched. You would have guessed the next scene. For all those who are strangers to bolly(0r tolly or kolly)wood, a car stops in front of him and a very b'ful (??) gal pokes out her head from the rear window and gets her face fully wet. Now, as was expected out of our hero, he falls for her head to toe and toe to head (whoops..EPJ's again.. i missed them soooo much.. hope you also missed them with the same intensity and vigor). He starts following the gal, with a customary indian movie song playing in background. Now, i don't know why this happens in indian movies that a guy falls for a gal and its the public (and the hapless gal!!) which has to bear the brunt by dancing and singing along with our hero. Anyways, same thing happens over here. After all the nariyal waalas and the sadi waalas get tired of tapping there feet, our heroine enters in her office which happens to be that of a software company and the watchman doesn't allow our hero to get in, obviously b'coz he was not wearing that company batch. This thing hurts our hero so much that he prepares for an interview of the software company with renewed zeal and enthusiasm (don't know what his graduate degree was.. but still he prepares for getting into that software company!!). He successfully gets in and tries to woo our heroine. After a couple of songs and an Australian on-site assignment (refer my previous blog, in case you want an explanation on on-site), where our heroine happens to be the project manager of our hero, he comes to know that the heroine is engaged and she's getting married next month.
Many things happen after they return to India including death of hero's father and his coming to terms with the fact that heroine is engaged to his best friend, a friend who's dearer to him than his own brother (the hero doesn't have any brother!!!). What follows is a pot-porrie of DDLJ and a typical Ekta Kapoor joint family drama. In the end however, our hero's best friend steps aside and our hero gets his gal.
Now, all you intelligent readers might be thinking that how can i narrate the whole story when i don't understand Tamil. Its elementary my dear reader. I had gone with my room-mate who happens to be a south-indian and has got a grip on all the south-indian languages (hats off to him!!). Its another fact that during the whole movie, he was cursing that moment when he forced me (to see the movie). The poor guy himself was not able to enjoy the movie b'coz of my constant probation and poking.
Anyways, my thoughts about the movie: A characteristically typical Indian movie (i guess all indian movies have got some characteristics which separate them from movies of other parts of the world) with some intermittent good scenes and songs. Illogical as it may seem, the movie followed a defined path and wavered from it only twice.. or thrice..or four times..or...
So this was all about the movie. Once my friend went outside the movie theater to receive a call. During those 2-3 minutes, i was literally looking here and there, concentrating hard in order to avoid sleep. When my friend returned, he asked me what happened in those 2-3 minutes? "Kade pade sade.. tala huka buka.." was my reply. After all, this was what i was able to make out of the onscreen conversations.
All in all, it was an experience that i would relish all throughout my life. I mean, sitting through a movie, the language of which you don't understand at all, is an anecdote that you can narrate for the rest of your life.
Time to wrap up this blog. Hope you people enjoyed going through it.