My gratitude diary. My happiness jar. A small list of things that have enriched some moments making them memorable and my life that much more enjoyable. Time to thank and celebrate each one of them... You can buy my artwork at: https://www.redbubble.com/people/Herearemyfaves/shop (not affiliated to Coke or any other brand)
Sunday, 24 March 2019
ANNOUNCING MY BOOK - Our Quizzing Journey
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Tuesday, 11 December 2018
The wonderful wonderful world of biscuits
Possibly the most under-rated confectionary in the world is
the humble biscuit. For my generation,
I think it was supremely unfair that we were deprived of a great variety of
biscuits that are now available in India, but even with the limited variety
they offered such great joy & happiness – they make it to one of my
favourites.
Monday, 10 December 2018
HUM PAANCH on ZEE TV
Ekta Kapoor is the doyenne of Indian television, a brand in
herself – creator of the successful Balaji Telefilms that now produces various
kinds of content from feature films to TV serials to webcontent. She is most
famous (or notorious depending on your viewpoint) for producing ‘Saas-Bahu’
daily soap operas the most famous being ‘Kyunki Saas bhi kabhu Bahu thi’ about
2 decades earlier and in the process also creating many super star
talents. These were for primarily the
satellite television but Ekta had been doing TV series for DD earlier a lot of
them equally successful.
Saturday, 8 September 2018
The second helping…
One of my social acquaintances - a voracious
consumer of books, movies, TV serials, newspapers etc mentioned he’d seen only one TV series again
as in twice. No, He wasnt showing off -
but it was purely a mindset that a lot of folks have including my better half -
my wife.
“Why are you watching this again, havent we seen
this before?” if I am watching a movie on TV - one that we have seen before. I
sigh and move on.
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The Dhabas of India
My experience with Dhabas is very very very
limited. But whatever I had experienced
was good enough for me to be a fan.
The popularity of Dhabas in India soared only in
the last few decades. No, people knew
about this earlier, but they were only accessible when you were on the road -
and therefore it is only post-liberalization with the growth of personal
vehicles and with a lot more people on the road that Dhabas became the
in-thing.
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