tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-88134492574874904422024-03-05T03:25:06.332-08:00Just Love to write whatever it is ;) !!!Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06724797469886890689noreply@blogger.comBlogger13125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8813449257487490442.post-75904875305286629102015-12-06T10:15:00.002-08:002015-12-06T10:21:19.578-08:00The Usual Question!!!<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
"No relationship is sunshine, but two people can share one umbrella and survive the storm together".<br />
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A perfect phrase to start this post, well the crux of this post is about the usual question that people are hammered with these days - 'When you getting married?' or 'Have you found the one?' It is very touchy to see people being so excited about your life more then you planning about your future.. Feel like telling them to slow down, need a speed breaker.<br />
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It's very amusing to see how people are more interested to know when I'm getting married rather than asking about my career, how is my work and what are my future plans in terms of career, quite funny but aren't we living in a society where people are more worried about a girl being married rather than settling down career wise.<br />
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These questions are most expected when we social praanis gather to enjoy jab kisi aur ki baj rahi hoti hai jissi hum samajik way mai Shaadi kehte hai. Wahan waise hi kisi aur ki baj rahi hoti hai aur yahan log hamari bajane ke liye ready hote hai. Ohh no I'm not against the institution of marriage, i have lot of friends who are happily married and some are even on the road of starting a family and whoa that's a lot to digest.<br />
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It's not about when or where to get hooked & booked, it's about whom. Some are lucky to meet their companions earlier in life, or settle with the love of their life. But how do you know it's the right time or it;s the right one? is there any kind of signal or ooh ya fir violins bajte hai and those leaves fly like any shitty YRF movie :P<br />
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It's like finding the right mix, just like a right media mix for any brand. And if you don't find just pick up any idiot and make him the right guy we are always good at it ;) How do you know in an arrange marriage that he or she is the right person? what if they are not? it's just like a gamble that's the same with a love marriage. Well these days people try to package any arrange marriage into love marriage, weird!<br />
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Companionship is what our generation now looks at be it arrange or love finding the right mix or the right person. We have become so practical in life that we have stopped taking decisions from our heart because maybe we have lot of options these days. It's about finding the person whom you would love to see every morning 1st thing when you open your eyes, someone who would still love you even your dumbest things, always stand beside you when you think you can't.<br />
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Well waiting for this beautiful thing is nothing wrong :) when someone asks me when you getting married? or are you in a relationship if yes then when are you taking the next step? whoa i wish to ask these people slow down, ain't you interested how my work life is? how am i growing career wise?<br />
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Marriage is beautiful but it's even more beautiful when it happens for the 2 people who would love to tie down to each other & fight for each other.<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06724797469886890689noreply@blogger.com2tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8813449257487490442.post-7510495346312484892015-09-26T08:27:00.000-07:002015-09-26T08:27:03.942-07:00To say Yes or not to say Yes<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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<span style="font-family: Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;"><span style="font-size: 14px; line-height: 20px;">That's how it works, trolled for life :P No marriages are not that bad but everything has it's good, bad & ugly. How do u know that the person you just met is the "one" actually we don't. we don't even know whether the person we are with right now is the one or not. It's about settling down whether it's X or Y.</span></span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;"><span style="font-size: 14px; line-height: 20px;">But what if one does not want to? It should be a choice finding the right idiot is a task. Not every guy in the world is comfortable with the Feminist side. We say we are evolved or our society is or men have changed, actually not it's barely 1% that have adapted to the changes.</span></span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;"><span style="font-size: 14px; line-height: 20px;">Will a guy be happy if a girl does not want to hyphenate or stick to the identity that she is been holding since she was a kid? It's about companionship finding the right mix, finding a Man who would accept the strong opinionated feminist bitch for what she is, don't marry because you don't want to be left alone, or for those so called man-chores. </span></span></div>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06724797469886890689noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8813449257487490442.post-71738557204956611242015-02-23T07:38:00.001-08:002015-02-23T07:56:18.234-08:00Open Letter to our Honourable Chief Minister<p dir="ltr">Today was a usual Monday like any other, I thought so to myself but when I reached Dahisar station I could see many nervous faces, staring at their watch and than at the platform for the train.</p>
<p dir="ltr">Than I remembered the 12th Board Exams have started. So many young nervous faces reminded me of my own boards. But I could also see the stress of traveling in a crowded Virar bound Churchgate local as 9:00 clock is the peak time for office goers.</p>
<p dir="ltr">My heart did went out to them, girls struggling to reach at the other end of the train while holding books & notepad in one hand. I always catch 9:15 am Ladies special but today that train was late & before the train even reached near the platform there were announcements for RPF ordering them to ask the boys to get off the train as it was a Ladies special.</p>
<p dir="ltr">It would have been logical & right act if that boys would not had any exams to give or if they would have been roadside rowdies. But they just wanted to reach on time on their centres, and as everyone knows virar bound churchgate locals are always crowded from 8 to 10 in the morning. It is so difficult for these students to catch such crowded trains, heard a lot of tragedies that increase during the board exams. Students falling off the trains cause they are traveling on footboard thanks to the crowded locals.</p>
<p dir="ltr">I just want to ask the Ministry, CM & our PM we can have special trains for Ganesh Festival & holiday specials why can not we have special trains only for student??? You increased the train fare we didn't say anything because that's was in a good fate for the public, but what about the services that you provide in return. </p>
<p dir="ltr">Mr. Prime Minister it is quite easy to make speeches but it seems difficult to act on. Mr. Chief Minister even you have a little girl you should understand the plight of these Students & their parents.</p>
<p dir="ltr">Who are always worried whether there kids reach safely or not on the centre. I have been hearing from last 2 year that 12th board students centre will be provided on the basis of their residence?? But that does not seem to be happening??</p>
<p dir="ltr">Mr. Prime Minister ye hai hamari Mann ki baat, if you really think that children's are the future of India than provide them with those facilities to grow.</p>
<p dir="ltr">Why can't we have special trains & buses for board students??? Mr. Prime Minister & Chief Minister???</p>
Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06724797469886890689noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8813449257487490442.post-58362985040564422082015-02-07T03:32:00.002-08:002015-02-07T03:32:32.412-08:00Skeletons of Hypocrisy....<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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As the season of getting hitched & clicked comes around there is 1 question ringing in my mind, the question regarding the happiness of eternity - best described by our Indian traditions as <b>"Arrange Marriage". </b>The word Marriage gives a beautiful imagery or memories in our minds. But is Marriage only about 2 families, shopping, photos, friends & mehendi. These days seeing so many status updates of my friends getting hitched & clicked, rings a question in my mind about arrange marriage vs love marriage. I have known people who had a belief in love marriage & ended up in arrange marriage. How many of us on a daily basis think of this question?? or maybe once or more than that in our life might have participated in this debate of Arrange vs Love.<br />
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Every relationship has its pros & cons be it arranged by our family or Love. We proudly say our country is evolving technologically but our mindsets are still stuck few decades back!!! The feeling of love is amazing its priceless, it can not be explained but what if this feeling that you stumbled upon on your own was to be taken away from you? on the basis of caste, religion??<br />
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Our parents or the society or the community in which we belong are somewhere scared that their kids might end up getting hitched to someone from the other caste or the worst from the other religion. But what is quite scary being in love with someone who belongs to other caste (at-least the religion shared is same) or someone who belongs to different religion?<br />
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I have seen relationships take their last breath on the name of caste & religion or in the name of our so-called cultural values & traditions. Who defines these set of rules?? the so-called protectors of our Culture?? by the way do we really know what is culture or what defines our culture?? Marriage is a union of 2 souls not only Families, 2 happy souls. For some arrange marriage may work out & for some Love marriage. Its about spending the rest of your life with a stranger or maybe not a stranger, its all about chances it may work out with a stranger & may not work out,<br />
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In the name of culture the society & the elders are always fine with us getting married to a person whom we hardly know or whom we have hardly met 1 or 2 times, he/she barely knows your likes & dislikes but our families & communities are always ready to take a risk with a stranger but not with a person whom we know, whom we love, with whom we are connected.<br />
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We all have the skeletons of hypocrisy hidden somewhere deep down... & we want to overlook it, or bend the rules for our convenience. For our generation marriage is all about companionship its more about Mr.Right & Ms. Right. Heard lot of times women or girls are setting rules in today's times, but we still can not decide our course of life???<br />
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We may grow smarter, responsible & old enough to decide things for our-self but will still be chained to Hypocrisy.... <br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06724797469886890689noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8813449257487490442.post-70635430256043175062014-12-20T10:11:00.000-08:002014-12-20T10:12:24.490-08:00Love.... If It's meant to be!!!<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
It was 6 in the evening she was continuously looking at her phone, chatting impatiently on whatsapp. The coffee house seemed quite empty for a Friday evening, she was waiting for her friends who were supposed to be there 15 mins back. <b>Avantika</b> hated late comers, so what if she was late always or often :P And finally there they were Raj, Karan, Riya, Roma & a guy who she had never seen before.<br />
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They were friends from last 10 years technically grown up together, chaddi-buddies type. Years passed on nothing changed in their friendship, if anything changed it was their age ;) they all came from a different background but this did not matter to them. they were an extended family for each other, each other's 3 a.m. friend. The meet-up today was special karan's sister was getting married & these young amateur's had taken a big responsibility to make this wedding a big success.<br />
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While everyone was busy noting down essentials to start the preparations of the wedding. 15 days were left for the ceremonies to start & they were still stuck at the 1st ceremony to start- Kachchi misri (sindhi wedding ceremony). The venues were booked 6 months back they were finalizing the decorations & food, while everyone had their whims & fancies. But they had to finally come to a conclusion. As everyone was busy writing down the details, Avantika seemed to be in some other world from childhood she dreamt of Yash Chopra type wedding ooh sorry Love Marriage.<br />
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She was busy figuring out who was the new boy in the herd, suddenly her day dream was broken by karan's irritating voice well actually he was introducing Avantika to the "new guy in the herd" he was Karan's & Raj's cousin <b>Abeer. </b>He was a Electronics grad from a top IT institute & now pursuing his dream in <b>MIT, </b>he was charming, had quite a body like model, his eyes were light brown; deep felt like falling in love with his eyes at first time you see, A guy who felt like who just walked out of a Karan Johar or Yash Chopra Movie. <b> </b><br />
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Let's move over the introduction scenario. Every detail is finalised for the 1st ceremony. It is divided into 2 people team: Raj-Roma were to look after food, Karan-Riya were to look after guest list & props, Avantika-Abeer were to look after decoration of the venue. As the day came close for 1st ceremony the schedules became hectic, it meant less time & multi tasking. While the other teams to be going on well with each other, Avantika & Abeer seemed to be a bit off, only 5 days were left & they had not yet decided on the decoration theme.<br />
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They were on a different page they needed to decide on something. And Abeer made the move & finally they decided to play safe & go with traditional decorations. The Kachchi misri was about to start & all the 6 were busy till the last minute details. It turned out everyone loved the setting & decoration, the food. Everyone was happy, they were happy. Avantika-Abeer were smiling. There was something about them, they were not friends yet, they were the people who were trying to make this moment special for 2 beautiful souls.<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06724797469886890689noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8813449257487490442.post-23169428718564811612014-12-07T07:36:00.001-08:002014-12-07T07:37:44.900-08:00To Hyphenate or Not to Hyphenate?<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
Hmmm does the post title ring any bell what the post would be about? Well as December is "The Wedding Season" the atmosphere around the city seems to be pretty band, bajaa, baraat type. December to February is the Big Fat Indian Wedding time, when all the relatives come around, loads of mithai, loads of flowers, chocolates & finally loads of shopping for the Bride & for the friends of the bride.<br />
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It's like begani shadi mai abdullah diwana, no doubt it is your friends wedding or cousin or sister or brother etc.,, but we are excited as we get an excuse to celebrate ;) to shop (p.s. for gals). Everyone looks forward to this season it is a season of Love for the 2 who are getting married & for others who are going to benefit from the wedding!!!<br />
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This season brought a question in my mind, what after "The Wedding" in store for the bride & the groom, meeting the relatives for dinner, lunch taking some time of work, honeymoon etc.., but what about the actual Change. Few days back i came across an article which was on Women hyphenating their surnames after marriage. Was an interesting article, i kept thinking about it..<br />
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Goggled few more articles on the same subject, came across a study which was carried in US about how men felt women still keeping their maiden name after marriage, the response was quite a setback as we look at US as the trend setter or advanced as compared to India. About 90% Men honestly said that they would feel hurt or their ego would break into pieces if their wives stick to their maiden names even after marriage. And asked whether they would hyphenate their wives name the replies were again the same.<br />
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10% of them said what's in the name till the time i know she loves me & she wants to spent the rest of her life with me it does not matter. Wow quite an eye opener in terms of US. I'm just thinking if this same survey is carried out in India what would be the response??? hmmm.. In India where we have this tradition of Girls adopting a different identity after marriage, in itself is a good excuse for net letting the Girls decide for their own future course.<br />
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It won't be wrong to say that some where our society has evolved a bit as we can see women have started hyphenating their maiden names with their Husband's name. But is that really a great thing? I have this question in my mind would the guy who will marry me would he be ready to adopt my surname or hyphenate??? hmmm the answer could be debatable.<br />
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I have never understood the concept of adopting the Husband's name or changing my entire identity for a guy who has entered my life now or almost after 25 yrs of my life, why should i bother or adjust to those changes??? why can't for change he take that step?? Call me a feminist after reading this article but it's a hard hitting reality that a Woman does lot of crucial sacrifices on the name of marriage, or new life.<br />
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I can understand that a woman does not has that liberty if it is an arrange marriage but what about Love marriages?? when you already know someone for such a long time will that He be able to accept this decision of yours, will his & your family will be ready to accept this decision? Adjustments are always there in an arrange marriage or love marriage, there is no such thing that love marriages require lot of adjustments.<br />
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I would definitely want to keep my maiden name even after i get married, because i have been know all this time of my life as Ms.XYZ than why should i change it now?? i would not even bother to hyphenate come on that's my identity my colleagues, my school batch mates or college batch mates or people from my industry know me by this name than why should i change my name just because 1 new chapter is going to be added in my life??<br />
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While researching for the same i cam across an article published in TOI in 2012, where the High court passed a judgement where women can keep their maiden names on all their official documents & every where else. I'm not against those girls or women who want to adopt their husband's name well good luck, but i would surely like to retain my identity what I have been known as from so many years.<br />
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Readers views are fully respected, if you have something to say please leave a comment below, would like to know the thoughts on this from our generation specifically!!!<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06724797469886890689noreply@blogger.com4tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8813449257487490442.post-81255130771035537162014-11-29T07:11:00.001-08:002014-11-29T07:11:31.202-08:00The Wedding season is here!!! #Wedding #IndianWedding<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
Ok so everytime i login in my FB profile i see this feed xyz getting married or engaged, seems the season has arrived!!! brace yourself single people or people who are committed but are way back in the league for more such stories.<br />
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Well I'm not against it com'on my best-est best friend is getting married too, I'm happy & excited for her. Looking forward for the celebrations. Most of my batch-mates be it school, graduation or post grade are getting hitched, at such times i think what am i doing with my life? where is my life heading???<br />
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Maybe these are the same questions that occur to people who are experiencing the same thing like me. Such times or situations force us to think about our own course of life. When people around you start getting hitched you bound to question yourself- if you are in a relationship you try to re evaluate your situation where is the relationship heading or if your are single you try to think about the perfect Mr.Right or Ms.Right.<br />
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We start to evaluate our each & every decision, our career choices, the food that we eat. This period is quite irksome for girls, for guys what i have seen is a bit of same. They have the same pressures as us actually for them it's a bit more being financially strong, being a good son & good husband in future :P<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06724797469886890689noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8813449257487490442.post-48138724966086532032014-11-01T08:02:00.001-07:002014-11-01T08:25:48.104-07:00Boring Saturday!!!<p dir="ltr">No specific plans to spend this Saturday. No where to go, just being a couch potato. Scrolling through my Instagram feed watching Halloween pics of friends. Trying my hand on cooking. </p>
<p dir="ltr">In the afternoon switching channels, watching angel & demons at least passed a bit of a time. Than going through my friends feed who are right now shifted there base. Than reading articles like - visiting places before you turn 30 or late 20's or things to do before getting married.</p>
<p dir="ltr">All these things look beautiful to read, it's like a dreamy world where there is no end to expectations but when you are done with your day dreaming reality hits back.</p>
<p dir="ltr">If I leave my job & take a break for a year than who will pay for my every month emi?? My basic bills who will pay?? People who write such articles :p or people who share them? :p</p>
<p dir="ltr">We live in a world where we are used to certain lifestyle, & this lifestyle has become a basic necessity for us if we don't fit in this we don't fit at all.</p>
<p dir="ltr">Even I have a dreamy world. Where I feel like visiting Europe, Sydney etc.. We all have a dreamy world it's just that we are a bit shy to talk about it.</p>
<p dir="ltr">I'm a foodie err but an eggetarian :p love to travel, love to explore places for food or visit new places, & I don't mind if I get paid for this hobby of mine ;) :) </p>
<p dir="ltr">But that's again a mix of dreamy & reality not everyone gets a job which they love. Wish I had a job in TLC or Fox Life or a job like exploring new places, staying at most beautiful places in the world & getting paid for that :) ;) but that's my dreamy world.</p>
<p dir="ltr">Well that's my dreamy land for today till the next post adiós, ciao. </p>
<p dir="ltr">P.S. I hope someone helpful is reading this post & I get a job which pays for my hobby ;) :<u>p</u></p>
Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06724797469886890689noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8813449257487490442.post-39683274672357503332014-09-14T08:29:00.000-07:002014-09-14T08:43:24.212-07:00Movie, Food well that's what I do on weekends #IndianFood, #IndianThali, #MharajaBhog, #OberoiMall #FindingFanny<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">ummmm what do people with holidays on weekends do??? Shopping, weekend gateway, movies or FOOD?? well I'm from those people who love to enjoy a good movie - #FindingFanny & than a good lunch at <b><i>#MharajaBhog. </i></b></span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Well i don't do that every weekend, because i find it very boring & monotonous at times, but this time it was almost after 6 months a good movies & good food (Indian Thali). Yeah yeah so what many might not like <b><i>#FindingFanny</i></b>, but i found the movie to be a nice fresh story maybe it could be an inspiration from an hollywood movie, who knows?</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">I liked the setting of the movie from a long time i have been craving for such a place where i can settle down, I'm just 25 an MBA working from like what last 1 year & I'm so bored of this routine work life just in 1 year. I can't realize about those working ladies from last 20+ years (or my mom) for that matter. </span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">We all get bored somewhere in our routine working life, we just need to find that balance to keep our mind clear. In my case it is Food, movies, PLL series, vampire diaries, tweeting & off course blogging. I don't know the people who read my blog (or maybe i know a few). I just hope you find my blog interesting & engaging, & the most important you can relate to it, so i don't feel I'm the only one who is day dreamer or abnormal ;).</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Oh again i lost the track of the topic sorry :P. So this saturday i was eager for watching #Findingfanny (p.s. i just love the Goan setting) Homi Adajania always comes with a fresh story -</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Being Cyrus or Cocktail. BTW cocktail is my favorite movie, just love the character of Deepika Padukone, i think Homi Adajania movies bring the best of Deepika Padukone & the songs are awesome of all the Homi's movies.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Don't care what the other critics say, but being a crazy buff of hindi movies i just loved it :). So, after movie what's the next thing a couple does we go for lunch or dinner. Well we both are truly opposites but we share the love for food. Last time when i was at Oberoi Mall i had went to BBC (british brewing company) (p.s. my exp this times was worst). I saw an Indian Thali restaurant - #MharajaBhog which my mum wanted to try but i insisted on BBC, but after the excellent experience (pun intended) i had #MharajaBhog on my list.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">It seemed pretty crowded for a saturday afternoon, but luckily we got a place for 2, where should i start, ummm with the stewards coming 1 by 1 they first start with keeping thalis on your table, than they come with starters, side dishes, main course, sweet, buttermilk etc etc.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">It was like i actually felt like a Princess the way their service was it was commendable, i don' think there stewards even get a second to breathe. There communication system is awesome, before you even look up for ordering more the steward just pop's up in front of you. The food is bliss, i have tried Rajdhani, but #MharajaBhog is something i would like to visit every time as they have fresh menu every day unlike rajdhani, the service is awesome.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Though it is a vegetarian restaurant but i promise if you eat here once you are bound to return, even if the sabzi is not your favorite you are still going to enjoy, because the food is just like cooked by an Indian Mother with loads of love. Just like a mother puts lots of ghee ;) if your diet conscious than too you can try to cheat at least once for such a yummy Indian Thali.</span></div>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06724797469886890689noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8813449257487490442.post-86177684067638185122014-09-01T08:20:00.001-07:002014-09-01T08:20:50.271-07:00Is life only about #Excelsheets<p dir="ltr">What if you make a mistake in 1 cell & than your ruined for the rest of your work.<br>
Why is an excel sheet so important as if companies would go bankrupt, people are forgetting in ancient times when there was no excel sheet & calculator there was human brain & a book.</p>
<p dir="ltr">Y does it has to be about 1 cell being wrong, 1 data being wrong. Life has actually become all about excel sheets, updating spend reports, performance report's. </p>
<p dir="ltr">At times I think my life is restricted to 1 damn cell of an excel sheet.</p>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06724797469886890689noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8813449257487490442.post-34914166680090539042014-08-23T01:18:00.000-07:002014-08-23T07:17:51.450-07:00It's Saturday!!!!<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on">
Yes it's Saturday & i have nothing much to do except for watching Mardaani, & planning my next trip.<br />
Well i read an awesome statement somewhere " Take vacations as many as you can coz you can always make money, but u can't always make memories" but to make these memories you require those monies :P<br />
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Guess people forget in philosophical setting to be practical. But won't it be nice to dream that off & to fulfill those dreams, so basically save up a bit of your salary, even if you could save at least 1/4th of it for next 3 or 4 months you can at least make a good & economical trip to some awesome places in India.<br />
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At times when i watch a hindi movie or even a hollywood flick i just wish i could just fly off to that beautiful place for some peace. In a city like Mumbai where we are on run every second to catch a local, a bus or a metro, to reach office coz our lives have become like a Robot - get up in the morning at 7 get ready leave home try to catch a train, metro or get stuck in traffic try to reach office on time & than evening's again run coz trains so overcrowded even if you are a minute late.<br />
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We run to reach on time in office or home, we are always on the run when in Mumbai. & the best way to distress ourselves is get drunk at a great pub till late hours & than get up on sat with a hangover. Well that idea sometime back went down well with me too, but than i realized I'm 25 right now & i haven't seen even 1/4th of India forget the world.<br />
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The trip started as usual with me being on time by 1 minute (jab we met style, but not really). With tthe thought that <b>Surat </b>would be a place like some village not much a developed city or town.<br />
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How would anyone start their day or trip after arriving at their destination?? looking out for tourist spots or anything else, well we went looking for food - <b>khamni</b> & the famous <b>Locha</b> of Surat. Locha though a weird name for food but still it was a very heavy Locha, a baked flour kind of food filled with loads of Amul butter & spices, to accompany it with green chatni & onions. It may be heavy for Bombay stomach but it was a pretty full breakfast to start off.<br />
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Though our may reason for a trip to surat was <b>FOOD</b>. Obviously when in gujarat you should never miss their food, try every damn dish, that's the least you could do to respect that land :P Well our next stop was dumas beach which actually has nothing to be called as a beach but still people their call it as a beach.<br />
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<b>Dumas beach</b> maybe missing a bit of water but Peace was available in plenty & fresh air :) After all this typical surti dishes it was turn of some exotic dishes at <b>Kafe Red</b> (VR Mall) which has plenty of yummy food on their menu, totally international standards. From sizzlers to<b> Mirchi Shots</b> everything was pretty yummy. My advice to peolpe traveling to Gujarat you should seriously stop by<b> Kafe Red</b> Eatery & try some mouth watering food.<br />
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And how can we forget of shopping when we are in Surat ;) so after tons of shopping bags & awesome dinner at <b>Kafe Red </b>it was time for some serene moments to capture the last of Surat Moments as we had a train to catch at 1 am. The Marind Drive of Surat was so beautiful, serene & calm just like our very own Marine Drive of Bombay. The last glance at the Tapi River just summed up the trip to Surat.<br />
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