Now… where do I begin. This was a real tough one to pen down, or rather type out, as it involves making an attempt to come to terms with the biggest decision I made in my life, which is pretty scary. However, I realize the importance of sharing this story because I believe the need of the hour,… Read More Why I quit my dream job to be a storyteller
The other day I was in the food court of a rather non-noisy mall, hogging on my burger and fries, when a beautiful lass walked towards my table. As I put down the burger and got ready with my welcoming smile, she turned away and took the table right in front of me. “Tough luck,… Read More Whose fault is it anyway
Me: Anna, Whitefield. The auto-driver was staring at the sky, with a philosophizing look on his face. He looked at me and looked back, up. I knew he was unable to come to a decision between 250 or 200. Me: Actually, Mayura Bakery se pehle, Whitefield tak bhi nahi. (Drop off before Mayura Bakery, not… Read More Auto-wala
The first and one of the more important things about writing a blog is, of course, the title. Sometimes it is the easiest part – name your blog ‘cough syrup’ if you are writing about that. But if you are writing about an alien drink that cures cough, while giving you super strength, super intelligence… Read More Superhero movies – a ‘bane’ for the industry
A couple of weeks back, I was travelling in a bus where I heard two college kids talking about one of the most significant issues of present day – the England Cricket Board’s decision to exclude Kevin Pietersen from its future plans. They discussed the balance of the side and the impact it will have… Read More The Hypocritical Indian
The Hell Experience – I have been through some crazy bus journeys. From petty things like having to sleep in an AC coach without a blanket to chasing down a bus for about 30 minutes in a new city because of their mis-communication about pick-up points and six hours later, being dropped at the borders… Read More Bus from Bangalore to Hell
DISCLAIMER * This is a review of the movie. It is intended for people who might have already watched the movie and want to know what others think about it and for people who are interested in getting a better insight into a movie. * This is not a preview or sneak peak. So please… Read More Review Milkha Review
Man! It feels like eternity has passed since i wrote a post, well technically i have been writing a lot lately but haven’t published much. Juggling game development, designing, writing my first novelette and working 9-7 seems to be taking its toll on me. But one good news is that I am almost at the… Read More Back in Business
Once upon a time… I was born in the forest, a long time ago. My father was the head of our clan – eldest, wisest and the strongest among those who lived and my mother was the kindest of them. She was not as beautiful or as spoken as a few others but she was… Read More A tale of …
Usually when I get bored on a weekend, I do a weekly review but this time I was eagerly waiting for the weekly review because this time we actually have some meat to fill the soup. The week was not as boring as I’d expected and here is the proof – Come home to the… Read More Where’s my Pi? 
In a week where the best memories of my childhood took a deep hit, thanks to The Nostalgic Critic, there was no room for another such mishap, or so I thought before I saw this one. Well, to put things into perspective, for some time now movie folks in Hollywood have played ball with some really great… Read More Don’t ruin the Christmas
December 21st – the end of another week. Nothing very unusual about this day except for the fact that today was supposed to be the end of the world. This was also this first day of the 22nd year of my life and to top it all, it was the last working day of this… Read More the pursuit of happiness
I find it really difficult to get a grip on my thoughts as I sit down to write. This is not a genuine post but a rush of feelings itching to get out of my mind. She was not my sister, but she could have been. She was not my friend or acquaintance, but she… Read More Who is to blame?
April 22, 1998. The sixth game of Coca Cola cup, at Sharjah Cricket Stadium. A fast paced 101 from Mr.Cricket Micheal Bevan took Australia to a daunting 284 and left India needing 254 to kick out New Zealand on net run rate and march into the final against the Ausies. The stage was all set… Read More FADED GLORY – The decline of a nation around a great man
Today morning I woke up to the chirping of sparrows, songs of the cuckoos and the sweet splashes of running water. I opened my eyes and looked around…I was on a patch of green grass… like on a golf course. Behind me there was a beautiful waterfall…calm, soothing and beautiful. A stream ran playfully through the pebbles… Read More Paradise Lost
“We are not a big club, not yet” said Arsenal legend Thierry Henry in a post match interview after he was disallowed a perfectly legit goal on false account of handball and was awarded a yellow on top of it. It was obvious, if it were a team like Barcelona or Real Madrid the decision… Read More the Ugly Face of the Beautiful Game
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