Now, I've always prided myself as not being dependent on anything or anybody to maintain my calm, my cool and let the aura around me be adversely affected. But today morning was one of the toughest mornings in recent times. The reason....well, somehow I was missing the one post-breakfast indulgence that calmed the nerves, the omnipresent cigarette, the ever trusty Gold Flake King Lights on my lips. Reason, I had somehow miscalculated the number of smokes I had in the packet. Or, had I?

Ergo, I was in office, and at around 10 AM, felt some irregular bowel movements, primarily because of the fact that the extremely sensitive biological cycles had been affected by the change in timings of the smoke after breakfast.
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Now I've heard of the Telugu movie - Bommarillu for quite a while now. So when the Missus came home on Friday and told me that this weekend was reserved for the movie, I pretty much jumped out of the sofa in surprise. considering that She doesn't understand more than around 10-15% of Telugu, this came as a surprising request to me.
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I had earlier put up a post on whether Child Labor should really be abolished. This post drew heavily from Amit Varma's article in livemint.com and spoke about the recent raids conducted by the Delhi Police on various sweatshops in and around the NCR to recover small children from being exploited in various ways in these places.

Ladies and gentlemen, it's that time of the year when I have to declare the 10 best movies of the year 2007. So here goes.
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Anybody who saw 'Madan's Thirai Paarvai' over the weekend on Star Vijay would know what I am talking about. It's official, Sivaji, the Rajni blockbuster has been declared the biggest Tamil movie of 2007 (like there was ever any doubt about it).
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Now one trailer which caught my attention in recent times was that of 'Yevano Oruvan' (loosely translated means - 'Some One').

Firstly, let me admit that I am not a big fan of splitting people up on the basis of religion, gender, race, color, country of origin, occupation, language, sexuality, etc. In fact, I'd like to believe that on most occassions I am quite neutral in all my dealings with people, and approach people and situations with an open mind, without prejudices of any sort.

Folks, you have to read this post by Govar to understand my post.

Now that you've read Govar's arguments for better roads and more pertinently more flyovers, here goes my take on the issue. This is one issue which is very close to my heart considering that I used to get stuck in traffic at the Gangenahalli junction at Bangalore, and now get stuck at the Kukatpally (Hi-Tech City MMTS) junction at Hyderabad.
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