Progress on the Bhaskar-Bharti Case

Apparently, someone couldn't wait for the serial to unravel and reveal that Bhaskar was truly Bharti... Some private investigators decided to take on the case and, well, 'cut' to the point...

The Real Maggi Ad

We've all seen this ad on TV before... But I was just thinking to myself: When has Maggi ever been ready in under 2 minutes? And is that counting or not counting the time it takes to boil the water, open the packet and add the veggies? Then the wheels of my head got turning and I turned to Pixton to encapsulate a Maggi Ad if it were a scene from real life. The result is as under:

Ambiguity Killed the People

Banner Business

So, the Assembly polls are right around the corner. You know this not because the newspapers keep mentioning it... (Face it - the hot story nowadays is the Swine Flu and the consequent rise in the number of deaths). Our political parties, however, always make their presence felt. Of course, by that I do not mean instances of social welfare or public interests (Don't be ludicrous!) You know it's election time when a momentary lapse in awareness, while you're walking down the street, results in you smacking your face into a banner full of faces you don't quite recognise.

One such political party in the last elections, a few months ago, was of the opinion that people living between Kandivali and Malad were less than 4 feet tall. So they put a banner which I like to call - The Public Problem:


What happened the next day though, was nothing short of a miracle. I think if we all followed in their footsteps (rather than wait for the electoral commissions' guidelines... Heaven knows when they'll arrive) we may have, what I like to call - The Public Solution:


Whether it was a rival political party or a concerned citizen, I just want to say a big thanks for this public service that you've done. Oh! And last night, while returning home, I saw a huge banner flat on the ground... I'd like to think that even nature's on our side! *wink*

No Need for Panic