Archive for July, 2003

The Bus from Lahore

Posted by gargi on 13 Jul 2003 | Tagged as: India

Once up on a time, not so long ago, there lived a people. The people hads lots in common - they ate the same kind of food, wore the same kind of clothes, stayed next to each other - celebrated eachother’s happiness and mourned each others’ sorrows. They sowed their crops at the same time, [...]

Do two monologues make a dialog?

Posted by gargi on 10 Jul 2003 | Tagged as: India

How do u have a conversation with someone you cannot at all relate to? is it that you speak your bit, they speak theirs? will it sound like someone having fun on post prod with a pair of actors from different films. say a amitabh bachan in amar akbar anthony, having a conversation with a [...]

CAS sera sera

Posted by gargi on 05 Jul 2003 | Tagged as: India, Media, TV

what ever will be will be. the answer’s not ours to see
cas sera sera
The great indian compromise. once again. no loss of face on any side (or equal loss of face on all sides) - no change in the status quo - and of course the customer getting screwed in the bargain.
Let’s look at the [...]

writer’s block

Posted by gargi on 04 Jul 2003 | Tagged as: Uncategorized

the thing that i have always dreaded. and the thing that keeps popping up at the most in opportune time. why now of all times do i have to have the dreaded block. am supposed to write some white papers on baan or was it sap, and so kiddos’ stuff and i can’t even put [...]