A drunken college evening led to a classmate's humorous prophecy that incandescent and fluorescent bulbs would vanish in twenty years, replaced by LEDs. Fifteen years later, this prediction became reality, showing that even outrageous claims can hold truth, highlighting the importance of listening.
Category: humour
My Experiments with cooking
'Anyone can cook. ' But I realize, only now do I truly understand what he (chef Gustavo) meant. Not everyone can become a great artist, but a great artist *can* come from *anywhere* - Anton Ego (movie Ratatouille) chef Gustavo - Ratatouille Well. That's not me. Beyond all reasonable doubts, that's definitely not me. You … Continue reading My Experiments with cooking
Bahut Hua Samman (2020) – Movie review
A couple of the movies dropped over OTT this weekend. Probably all of you chose to watch Master by Vijay. But, unfortunately, I can not stand that guy. I know what exactly to expect there - he will be shown in every frame of my TV scratching and rubbing his stubble as if its a … Continue reading Bahut Hua Samman (2020) – Movie review
My experiments with perfume salesmen
Perfume samplers are perhaps a most annoying bunch of salesmen out there. They are like urban cowboys with a set of perfume bottles in their holster and will shoot at a sight like dirty harry. I can not think of a time when I was in a mall and did not get ambushed by this … Continue reading My experiments with perfume salesmen
How to write lyrics for Pop/movie songs
One of my super-duper blockbuster hit posts was "How to write lyrics for Bollywood movies". The post was written during the previous incarnation of this blog, that was back in 2007. Although I am not immensely proud of it, this post escaped culling during my clean-up program. Please do read the comments section if you … Continue reading How to write lyrics for Pop/movie songs

