Musings
December 1, 2005Today is a rare day, given my last few weeks. It is a day where i can take the evening off, and not worry about any pending, critical or earth shattering deadlines for tommorow. The last few weeks have seen us complete…
Harini Calamur's Writings
Today is a rare day, given my last few weeks. It is a day where i can take the evening off, and not worry about any pending, critical or earth shattering deadlines for tommorow. The last few weeks have seen us complete…
The last few weeks – the period that i was not blogging – have been extremely stressful. There has been sleepless nights, round the clock councils of war, there has been battle, and there has been tremendous pressure exerted on us. And…
“men are supposed to be brown and rugged, not fair and pansy” said my politically incorrect mom after viewing the Fair and Handsome ad on TV tonight.
If you thought it was just in Hindi films that the hero sang out to the heroine when he was trying to woo her, think again. Male mice sing to female mice when they come across atractive female mice 🙂 within seconds…
Natwar Singh being made a minister without a portfolio is akin to a pimp without a prostitute. Really sad. Have the spine to sack the man, or to back him. This sort of vascillating is really stupid.
…was essentially a continuation of yesterday – and i don’t mean it in any philo level sense. It was a continuation of footsie and ring-a-ring-a-roses. The problem is that when you play footsie while you go around in circles, you are more…
… we – that is the client and us – played Ring-a-ring-roses, for around 10 hours. I prefer the hangover 🙂 One day we are all going to look back and laugh. I hope that day comes soon and all involved are…
This Diwali has been extra work for all of us. There is Dial One aur Jeeto there is the new post produced show with all its taam jaam. and there is the fiction pilot that we are shooting in a week. Also…
For me, childhood memories of Diwali include getting up at the crack of dawn – literally – and having an oil bath – ganga snanam – before phodofying fatakas and taking sweets to the neighbours. One of the joys of liberalisation and…