A Truely Refreshing Cafe = 'Madras Cafe'

After D-Day (except the climax), watched yet another movie based on a real-life incident....few scenes especially the blast scene of our Ex PM and the opening scene of the movie are damn realistic and will surely blow you out of ur seats...

I just hope that 'Madras Cafe'....a well narrated story shouldn't get ignored due to the superfluous importance given to 'Chennai Express'.

This movie is surely meant for 'Classes' and a must watch for 'Real to Reel' movie lovers.

The same city name is used for 2 movies but one (Chennai Express) is a parody of it and another (Madras Cafe) is a reality based cinema...but the saddest part is people are mad behind the parody and m sure that madness won't be shown even 50% for Madras Cafe....

So the bottom line is: 
Irrespective of the industry, the more hard-work you put in...the more extraordinary you try to be....the more adventurous path you opt but the success always goes to the one who opts for the easy way out with pinch of efforts and by showing more dependency on showy business and mouth publicity.

A humble request from me, keep aside 'Chennai Express' for a moment and do watch 'Madras Cafe' with all ur senses alive and bring a small smile on Soojit Sircar's face too for this commendable efforts and courage shown by him.

(I wonder how Congress didn't utter a single word over this movie !!!)

"Ethnic Wear"...Twice in 3 days ???

Hi All,

You all must have read mailers about Ethnic wear on 13th and 15th August. The reason being 'Independence Day'.

I wonder what may be the reason of such sudden extreme partiotism for arranging it twice within a span of 3 days.

(*Kindly do not start a thread about showcasing your own patriotism as I did not intend to hurt anybody's feelings*).

I have never seen 'Independence Day' celebrated (Ethnic wear for I.Day) twice in the past in our organization.

So any wild guesses about why ethnic wear was scheduled on 13th Aug too (apart from our regular 15th Aug) ???

The funniest part was DJ Nite scheduled @ Ph-1 on the same day (Yesterday - 13th Aug).

Few did not comply to the dress code of ethnic wear (as usual). Those who came, I doubt whether they were able to dance in Sarees and other traditional outfits :)

As per me, 'Tuesdays' are never meant for DJ Nites as we all are habituated for those usual 'Fridays'...where we all are in our 'Best-possible Awtaars/Make-overs' ;)

And ofcourse the weekend fever adds more spice to our 'Dancing Abilities' forcing the hidden MJs and Prabhu Devas to come out with their wackiest moves !!!

Let's hope that DJ Nite trend will continue (as it was one of the severly affected areas of 'Cost-cutting') but only on 'Fridays' and not on odd days and that too certainly not in traditional outfits where people would be more concerned about their 'Wardrobe Malfunction' than their dancing interests :)

Regards,

Suraj Gaikwad

(My 1st full-fledged post on BB !!!)