IdeaMatters Latest Prodcution

I signed off from IIM Lucknow campus with this special movie titled "Live your dream, Live your passion, Live your campus". Its about living one's dream and passion through one's campus. You can watch it here.

IdeaMatters New Production

With 1st year at IIM Lucknow coming to an end, shot a short movie for Section B. It is a memoir of all the memorable events of the year packed in well thought chronicle. One can find the movie here.

Youtube Channel: Idea Matters Production

I started a youtube channel few days back. Uploaded most of the videos - movies, MMs, etc - I have made so far. One of them already got more than 200 views. One can find channel's link over here.

My New Movie

I shot a short movie immediately after the mid terms with the motivation of doing something that I like. Thanks to Vanar and Amod for making it possible . Here you can watch the same.

Page3 Personality

One of the first few activities that I undertook here on IIML campus was making a skit for Parichay - a event for freshers to showcase their talent. There were musical performances which set the tone for the evening and then dance performances and skit. The skit was a big hit and in few days, thanks to TOI, we all became Page3 personalities.

Induction at IIML

So we got a feel of the coming days, courtesy the seniors here in IIML.

4 days were made so hectic that we had no time to even complain about it. The hot weather made it worse. First the loo in 45+ temperature and then the humidity made life really difficult.

The schedule for last week included 9-5 induction program by faculty and Alumni and then Role Play, Case Study, Presentation, submissions and other sessions by seniors in the night till 4AM. There were few complains among people in our batch but I enjoyed. They said people from IITD can never complain about all these :)

There have been too many introductions from the day I reached here and I no longer want to talk about myself anymore.

Committee Presentations have been made and we need to decide about our preferences in a day or two. And than we will have interviews for them. I found this practice different from from my undergrad but with only two years to spend I believe there is no other way out.

Classes began today and with weather becoming a bit pleasant here in Lucknow it was a good start.

7000+ Kms in a fortnight

I travelled around 7300 Kms in a fortnight.

I travelled from Bangalore to Dhanbad (via Kolkata), Dhanbad to Jammu(Vaishno Devi) via Ranchi , back to Dhanbad (via Ranchi) and finally from Dhanbad to Lucknow in a fortnight. This gave me a little time to be at my home but it was good travelling and enjoying with the family.

Thanks to Sid, Chummi and Vivek that I got all my luggage loaded at Bangalore station. Loading 8 pieces of goods in 2 minutes, that too when the bogey you are supposed to get in stops at some distance from you, was no small thing. Then thanx to my childhood friend Batti that I had a good time at Howrah station waiting for my train to Dhanbad. But it was really tough to get used to hot and humid weather after pleasant summers for continuous three years in Bangalore.

I had a unique experience during the trip of Vaishno Devi. We had tickets in 2nd AC. After half the journey the AC of our bogey broke down. And so the emergency window had to be kept open for the last leg of the journey. It was fun keeping emergency window open in an AC bogey for the sake of air.

Its really good to be the only young leg among the people going for a sacred place and thereby getting a lot of blessings from others for your efforts.Overall it was a memorable trip.

I will try to share the stories of reaching Lucknow and intial experiences here in few days.

Busy Fortnight

Last two weeks have been really hectic for me. There are so many things to write about but I am not getting time to bring them on here. I will try to do it shortly.

Last 7 Days

This is my last Tuesday in Samsung. Coming Monday I will be released. Past few days have been marked with parties full of celebration and nostalgia. Especially the treat that I gave to my team mates was full of nostalgic talks. Everyone remembered the last 3 years that we spent together. That recently team got split up made others too remember the good old days.

Bangalore and people (except few Autowallahs) here treated me well for last three years. Many things happened in these years, both personally as well as professionally. So again it will leaving back few good friends, good memories, good times, good place and also good weather. Again a stage in life coming to an end. The best part has been the satisfaction that I am taking along with. Its about leaving in minds and hearts of everybody out here, good thoughts and memories about me. And that I think should be the motive of time spend at different stages of life.

Be it my bakaiti, insights, solutions, listening to people's thoughts and above all humourous behavior, people will do remember me. Be it at breakfast table, be it in cubicles, be it during tea meetings or be it during snacks people will do remember my antics and needless to say I will too remember those moments and people.

Be it my manager, my super manager, my juniors, my colleagues, my old friends, my new friends, my room-mate, my ex roommates or others, I enjoyed the company of everyone and I believe they enjoyed mine too.

Thank you Bangalore. Thank you everybody.

Mumbai Indians Out :(

Mumbai Indians' loss to Chennai Super Kings ensured they are out of IPL2. It left me with a dilemna of whom to support now.

Being a cricket fan from Jharkhand who lived in Delhi for 4 years and now living in Bangalore for last 3 years I need to find a new team to cheer. Mumbai Indians was the first choice for the sole reason of Sachin Tendulkar. Wherever GOD resides followers too reach there. I found that the case with most of the people who are not from the states to which IPL teams belong. Sachin's presence drew a lot of support from neutral people all over India. Infact few from IPL states also supported Mumbai because of Sachin. When Mumbai was playing Rajasthan in a close encounter few days back, I was matching match in one of the Malls here in Bangalore. Except one or two rest of the crowd cheered Sachin's batting and team. Unfortunately they lost and everyone left the Mall disappointed.

I guess I will cheer my present living place for today's match which they need to win at any cost to remain in the league. The opponent tops the points table and have been a dominating side for the whole season. Hopefully Bangalore wins and I will not have to look for the next option again. Any ways the party tonight gives me a chance to watch the match with much more people than the other matches.

Here and There

Last weekend I was supposed to meet someone on the MG Road. I took an Auto from my house for the place. As usual in Bangalore, a huge traffic awaited me at Ulsoor. While waiting on one of the traffic signals, when there was enough time to even get a nap, an uncle started looking inside my auto with some interest.

"Are you alone?" He asked.
"Yeah" I replied back.

"Where are you going?"
"Kumble Circle"

"If you don't mind can we share your auto till there? No empty auto is coming this way. We have been waiting her for last 10 mins." One old aunt, probably his wife, was also standing nearby.
"Yeah sure"

They got into my auto and then we moved on.

"We need to go to Malgudi Road. We took an auto from my place but auto meter was faulty. It usually takes 17 rupees from my place till here. But meter was showing 20. We left him here itself and was looking for another one. Most of these autowallahs do like this. "
"Yeah many of these auto meters are faulty." I myself do take care of auto's meter to distinguish faulty from correct ones. But never tried changing auto mid way. At most few times I complained autowallah about his faulty meter after paying him the faulty amount. But I do always compliment them if their auto meter showed real distances and amounts.

"So where are you from?"
"Jharkhand" I never risk telling people Dhanbad where even Jharkhand sometimes create confusion.

"Oh so from our Dhoni's land. You have come from a far off place. What you do here? Working?Studying?"
"Working"

"Where?"
"Samsung, CV Raman Nagar"

"How long?"
"Almost three years here in Bangalore, but will be leaving it soon."

"Going back to your own place?"
"No, going back to studies"

"Good Good...Study.. work...again study...good."
"Good beta....keep going" Aunty jee complimented too.

Then we talked about how good Bangalore was and what it has become now-rain, climate, temperature, traffic. I also joined them with nostalgic feelings and experience of mine with Bangalore.

I reached my place, got out of auto and paid the money. They blessed me and then went ahead in that auto. It was a good experience talking to them.

IIML Interview Experience

So here I am back again after a long time with my IIML interview experience.

This was my 2nd and last IIM interview of my life and I wanted to make most of it.

Venue: Hotel Monarch Luxur, Infantry Road, Banagalore
Date: 27th March, 2009
Time: 10 AM

Though I have been living in Bangalore for last 2.75 yrs but I was not familiar with the part of Bangalore that contains this hotel. I reached there well in time but had to do a bit of walking (1 km) to search the exact place. When I entered the hotel I was asked to go to Banquet Hall on first floor. When I entered the hall I unexpectedly found a big crowd (around 100) and got confused whether I reached the right place. Then I saw one of my company mate sitting there in that crowd which confirmed I was at the right place.

While I was checking my panel number somebody patted my back. It was one of my hostel mate from IITD. We were meeting for the first time since we left college. I chatted with few people out there and then the process began.

Each panel was allotted a room in the hotel with mine being Room No. 5. We were asked to sit in a pre defined order. My number was 8. No. 7 was the only one missing in the group. We were given a page to write an essay on a given topic. The table was covered with a bright white cloth and the environment inside that small room was peaceful. But the cloth and the table with a spongy top made it difficult to put paper and write. Anyway there was no alternative. Those who had hard file folder used it underneath paper. Mine was a bit spongy so I used the table top . Everyone was allowed to use a rough paper.

GD

The topic was "Patience is like a bitter tree which gives back sweet fruits." I heard better instead of bitter and got confused, so got it cleared. I think it helped few others.

I used 3-4 minutes to jot down the points and then wrote the final essay. After 20 mins we were asked to stop and return back the paper. Aftr a minute we were asked to start the GD on the same topic.

3 people (including me) tried starting the GD but 2 (including me) of them gave chance to the 3rd fellow. He started very slowly with an example. I was the first to interrupt and tried giving a structure to the GD. Various point were discussed and everyone gave others a chance to speak. Everyone participated. I think 2/9 spoke a little less. 5 (including me) did most of the talking. After 20 mins we were asked to stop. Moderator complimented the quality of discussion that we had.

Interview

PR(ofessor): Professor from IIML
AL(umni): He didn't look like a professor, behaved as a dude. He was the person who had conducted the GD. To me he looked like an alumni.
YT: Yours truly.

The candidate before me asked me to step in after 30 seconds. I opened the door of the room exactly after 30 seconds by my watch.

AL: Nishant, give us 2 minutes.
YT: Sure sir. I closed back the door.

I waited for 3-4 minutes.

"Nishant, Nishant" I think AL called from inside.

YT: May I come in sir?
AL: yeah sure.
YT: Good Morning Sir
AL: Good afternoon!! (with a smile)
PR: Take your seat.

Now something interesting happened. As I was in the process of pulling the chair back and sitting, my eyes were on the table. During that time AL lifted the plate filled with eclairs and pushed it towards me. At the same time he spoke something which was not very audible. Moreover, since my eyes were not looking at him directly I was not able to read his lip. I heard something as "toffee" and guessed he must be offering chocolates.

YT: No sir, its OK. By this time I sat on the chair.
AL: What OK? Give me your certificates. He stressed on the last word. Then I realized that the word that i guessed as "toffee" was actually "certi". He had asked for my certis.

YT: Oh sorry sir. Here it is. I started opening the zip of the file folder.
AL: Give it to me as it is, unless there is something inside which you want to hide from us. (with a smile)
YT: No sir, its all yours.

AL started looking into it.

PR: Please introduce yourself.
YT: (hey what a start!!) I am an Electrical Engg......(it contained IITD, my company, my work .... then the number of Patents that I have filed)
I was allowed to complete half of my prepared answer as PR got interested on listening about patent filing.
PR: How many of them have been patented?
YT: None sir. The whole process requires at least 2 years. It gets published between 6-18 months and then after that only it is finally patented.
PR: When was the first of them filed?
YT: 15th August
PR: OK what kind of patents you have filed?
YT: Sir its mainly realted to multimedia and mobile TV, a field in which I have been working. One of the idea goes like this....Explained one of the idea (It is in Mobile domain wherein my MNC company belongs to).

PR: The idea looks interesting and may be technically challenging. But do you think in this kind of world where hardly anyone has time to talk to others, people will have time to use these kind of features.
YT: It depends upon how appealing the feature is for the user. It may not be appealing for you but it may be for others. Moreover, in this world where products from different competitors generally have almost same features, companies use these new kind of features to make a mark in the market and show themselves different from others.
PR:Yeah, I can find one use where in if I am interested to know more about a girl in a video your idea will be helpful.
YT: (smiling) definitely sir....
AL: You have so many extracurricular interests....which one excites you most?
YT: Sir, Dramatics
AL: Which was the last role you played? or is it u r more interested in writing ?
YT: No sir I have acted too....Last time i did a skit in my company.
AL: No... not skit. I think u understand the difference between skit and play.
YT: Yes sir....before that I played a role in play called Sultan.
AL: Who wrote that play?
YT: I don't know sir. It was a local play. The last script that I wrote was about a murder mystery.
AL: From where u picked up the play?
YT: It wasn't picked. We wrote it of our own.
AL: you mean it was original.
YT: yes sir.

PR was listening all this time. He interfered

PR: I tell you something. There was one of those guys who said there is nothing in this world which is original. Everything is a copy. Einstein, Edison everyone used something or other to come up with their invention.
YT: Sir I would say ....that is not copy but evolution. You use your knowledge on existing set of things to come up with things that serves human society.
AL: okok...but someone must have inspired.
YT: For that play it was Byomkesh Bakshi. I watched the serial during my childhood. I thought it is easy to show mysteries in a serial where you can show different places, times,etc easily but how can we show it on a stage where there are so much of restrictions.
AL: hmmm...can u name some writers of mystery genre?
YT: (I thought of saying few names but i was not interested in talking about them in interview as I was not sure about their writings) I was thinking..meanwhile he immediately made the question more generic.
AL:What do u read?
YT: (I thought he is still taking about mystery genre) Sir I don't read much.
AL: What!! You don't read?
YT: I mean I read but nothing specific.
AL: What was the last thing that you read?
YT: The White Tiger
PR: What is this.....it seems everyone these days read the same novel. OK the ntell me..why the novel is named white tiger?
YT: (Thinking....tried to answer something than thought it will not be a good attempt). Sir give me a sec.
Then came up with a answer.
Sir the main protagonist is the novel was very aggressive, emotionless person who was only interested in what he wants and nothing else....like a tiger which is very aggressive.....(PR interrupted)
PR: No no...that is not the case. Tiger is the shyest animal in the cat family.
YT: Yes sir....but when it sets its sight on a prey it doesn't stop before it gets it.
AL: (He was trying to help) This doesn't sound convincing. Anything else which you can draw something in common?
YT: Yes sir...White Tiger is one of the most uncommon tiger which is found at very few places . Same is the case with the novel's main protagonist who turned out to be a very uncommon character.
AL: hmmm...
AL: OK Nishant...what other call you have?
YT: Apart from L I have call from K.
AL: OK Nishant thats all....please send ***** after 30 seconds. (I was not able to understand the name)
YT: Thank you sir.

Overall it was a feel good interview. Interviewers, especially AL, helped me to come up with answers.

Still The Same

I think I am still the same. Last week I had a dream which woke me up, though this is not the case most of the times. It was not any horrendous or perilous dream. But the reason was something which made me realize - my heart still resides at the same place, though I came long way from there. A part of the dream went like this.

I am on stage along with 3/4 people performing a scene where dialogues need to be delivered without any break. In other words, a very short crisp scene. I delivered my first dialogue properly thereby maintaining the scene, then I forget the next one. My chance was coming up. I was feeling restless. I was trying to recollect but without success. And then my sequence came. Abruptly I opened my eyes and was relieved to find myself on bed and not on any stage.

Frankly speaking, still want to go back to those days. No time is enough to draw me out from there.

Commendable Gesture...

I thought of writing about this incident earlier but wasn't able to do so because of my busy schedule. Anyway here it goes.

Anybody who uses Autorickshaws in Bangalore knows well the pain involved. Yours truly has experienced such troubles many a times.

About a month back I was searching for an Auto near Ulsoor Police station for Kumble Circle, M G Road. No autowallah was willing to go by Meter- "20 extra sir" "One and half sir" "No passenger from MG road sir"- giving banal excuses, that too at 2' o clock in the afternoon. Soon traffic light turned red and few Autos coming from the other end stopped. I started looking among the ones halted on red light. From one of the Autos someone started waving his hand, as if calling me. I went nearby to find a guy, about 28, sitting inside the Auto. I thought I misinterpreted and went ahead to look for the next auto standing in line. Then he called from back.

"Hey"
"Me?"
"Yeah"
"Searching for an Auto?"
"Yeah"
"For?"
"M G Road"
"Ok come in"

I waited for a second.

"Hey come on, signal will turn green."

I jumped in.

"M G Road will fall in my way. You can get down there."

"Thanks, Do You work?" He nodded." Where?"

"Earnst and Young". He told me his position too. But as it was not clear, I concluded it was something related to Chartered Accountancy.

When Auto reached Kumble Circle I got down and offered to pay the rent. He declined "Leave it to me, my pleasure. Bye"

"Bye Bye"

It was a very small gesture but still I guess, it will not happen with many. I found it good enough to write about. Who knows, may be that person visits this place and recollects the incident.

How to connect ...?

5 Happenings/Thoughts I came across in last few days. The question remains - how to relate all of them? I may be asked - why u want to relate them? I don't know.

1. Rajkumar Hirani launched his new film titled "3 Idiots", starring Aamir Khan, Madhavan, and Sharman Joshi, based on Chetan Bhagat's novel "5 point someone".
2. 4 friends started form the same reference point. 2 (X&Y) went ahead a bit as compared to other two (A&B) on first hurdle by successfully completing it. A always regarded this as "failure" at the back of his his mind. 6 years after that he came back with a bang and now with the same reference point he is way ahead of Y & B. X has been able to remain in the same league.
3. A blog of one of my college friends where he talked about "....if life came with a rear view mirror. To see how far is somebody whom you left behind. To see who's coming up to you. To maybe slow down a little at times......"- an awesome thought not easy to forget.
4. Who can be called successful? One who achieves what he wants to? One who do things differently and emerge as unique in his class? One who achieve fame?
5. You talk of choices either in two cases- you are master of many trades to make a choice out of them OR you are not even average in any of those trade to concentrate on that only.

Big Time Final Loser!!

I am a kind of person who is always happy with his past, never giving a thought to what I did - right or wrong. But lately some one's comment forced me to give a thought about it, though it was a sub conscious try but resulted in a factual conclusion. I do realized it and logically deduced it from my past life - I AM A big time FINAL LOSER.

I have almost always been able to come up with flying colours in whatever field I have given a honest try-most of the time in top 2. But may be I never gave that extra punch which separates the first from second, gold medalist from silver medalist and topper from others in the top group. May be being happy with my good satisfactory performances, I never strived for the best. At least, thats what my own history suggests me-

• Silver medalist for 5 district/state TT championship but won only 1 Gold in my whole TT career in school days.
• 2nd in class from VI to XI but never 1st, continuously for 6 years.
• 2nd in XII board results in school.
• 2nd in so many school events- kho-kho, carrom, chess, etc.
  
• Around 98 percentile in my CAT attempts but never crossed 99 percentile, the mark which makes the difference.
• In IIT always remained among the 2nd tier performers (may be top among them:)) but never moved to the top tier performers group.
  
• Lost the elections for House Secretary after coming up as top two consensus candidate; almost guaranteed victory before the election and the small losing margin made the loss worst.
• Most of my skits and plays fell short of the 1st position (always 2nd/3rd) for some or the other reason, irrespective of the applauses. (MM, my best creation, is the only exception which broke all records)
• In campus placement got interview calls from almost all dream companies from different fields (consulting(Mckinsey)/banking(Lehman)/analytics/tech) but finally made into a 2nd tier tech company.
  
• In professional life too - solution developed by myself is contesting with a competitor for the top slot, and is presently placed at 2nd position.

Though there have been few exceptions- JEE, MM, BTP. May be I have always been a jack of many trades but expert in few. But I seriously think that it is the attitude for the top slot which makes the difference. And as it is always known, best is always remembered while next i.e. second, though may receive applauses for very short time, is always next to best. May be someday I too will strive to move from rest to best category with that extra - I need to find that!!

I would DIE for THIS!!

I am in a old style house in a small town, sitting in aangan and reading the newspaper. The house resembles the one used in the film Swadesh. It is around late afternoon with dark clouds hovering around.

There is a gentle knock on the door. I being happy alone with myself got annoyed with someone's arrival at this time. I got up and went to open the door thinking some one from the credit card company must have come for promotion. On opening the door the person whom I saw standing there swept the floor under my feet. Oh my God!! It was SACHIN TENDULKAR, a person who required no introduction.

Me: Are baap re!!Aila Sachin!!
It was almost a shout.
Sachin: Looking at your expression I believe you definitely recognize me.
His childish voice immediately made a mark.
Me: hmm......Yes!
Sachin: Hope I didn't disturbed you?
Me: NO, definitely No; its just that I am not able to overcome the excitement.
Sachin: OK, you will settle down. Come...
He kept his hands on my shoulder and took me inside.

Sachin and me, both are lying on a mat laid in the aangan with a light drizzle outside in the courtyard and talking as if we were good old friends. This went on for long time.

Sachin: Hey don't let anyone know that I am here. Very rarely I get a chance to be away from the limelight and be of my own.

Time passed and it is late evening now. I realized that Sachin did not had anything to eat since he arrived at my house. So I thought of ordering pizza from US Pizza.

Me: I think yo umust be hungry by now. Is Pizza fine with you?
Sachin: No Yaar! No Pizza, no item from outside.
He paused for a second.
Sachin: Can I share the tiffin that you have ordered for the night.
This was like the moment of my life. Sachin Tendulkar, whom everyone in their life would like to at least see once in their lifetime, is sitting beside me and asking to share my tiifin with him.

But sometimes too much of excitement is really bad. It takes from you even the moment you are enjoying. I immediately tried to get up to inform my tiffin wallah to increase the quantity.

The moment I sat up, I realized that I have got up from my bed and may have slept a bit long than usual. So need to hurry up for office!! But yeah each and every moment of this dream remains in my memory.

P.S: Things to connect with the dream- recently I have been receiving too many credit card calls, even I accepted one of the offer after getting annoyed; recently had an argument with one of my friends regarding Sachin's down to earth qualities; have kept a tiffin waalah for dinner since May; once in a week the number or quantity of tiffin needs to get altered for various reasons; weather has been too good in Bangalore for a month or so which i keep telling to my friends who have recently moved in or out of Bangalore; newspaper has been a source of argument in my house; whenever we order Pizzas, we do it generally from US Pizza, the closest one.

Eventful Nite : Spirited Way of spending a Nite

Last to last Saturday, 19th April to be exact, I spent the nite aka "Jim Carey Saturday Nite" style. It all started with a serious thought among ourselves (me, my two roomies-Jazz & Sid- and one of our office friend- Raju) that because of our busy schedules we have not done any "chutiyapa" for long (daily routine of chutiyapas are not counted as such). We finally decided to go to Corner House in Carlton Towers, a place in Bangalore marked with the presence of so called sophosticated people. The plan was made in a nearby dhaba on dinner.

We returned to our house after dinner. The only person supposed to change the clothes was me as I was wearing a very casual t-shirt and a short half pant which is generally used by me for sleeping. And there started the argument which set the tone of nite. I convinced everyone to change to casual night dress kinda stuff for the outing. Shoes were replaced with slippers, jeans with 3/4ths, shirts with "Om" t-shirts, etc. On top of that we put on some cool funny stuffs used during the annual fashion show in our companywhich were brought specially for the IPL match. Though it was not allowed for the match by the police we used it on that eventful nite. Sequence of events that followed:

1. Parked the bikes behind carlton towers, got on the attires and entered the building. We could see every eye present there looking on directly or trying to see form the corner. They were not sure whether to laugh or to ignore but the dresses were were meant for the former. We believed one who doesn't laugh tonite he can't for his whole life.
2. While crossing TGIF, a waiter shouted from back "Sir.....very nice dress" giving us a thumbs up.
3. On the Corner House counter a small girl to his father "Papa, I am scared". Papa was himself busy in having his share of laugh.
4. While paying the money, a couple just behind us murmered "Are these guys coming from a fancy dress competition?". Sid replied "This is our way of having fun, you can join too".
5. At the table I was trying to control the hairy stuff on my hat. A lady closeby quizzed "If you are not bale to mange your long hairs why don't you use hair band?". The reply was "This is for the first time for me, why don't you help me out?"
6. Every kid's eyes were so much focussed on us that the kid was no longer interested in his ice cream.
7. We had a long photo session in the central location of the place amusing most of the people out there.
8. The person who clicked us asked "Where are you people from? Have you people been set by the authorites here for some promotion?". The reply was- "Did you smiled on seeing us?". He nodded. "That's what we are here for. It brings smiles to our faces too". The chutiyapa outing transformed a bit philosophical out there.
9. Next we went to Brigade Road.On the way, We decided to thank everyone who smiles on seeing us.
10. On MG Road there was a big jam making us the centre of attraction for everyone waiting on the red light.There were kids clapping, people smiling, auto wallahs laughing and people pointing us to each other. This became more explicit once I raised myself on the back seat of the bike to check Jazz's bike. A girl in an auto just behind us "Is that a girl?". The moment I turned she immediately responded "oh my god!! he is a guy". I smiled and turned back.
11. On brigade road, a girl with her BF smiled while crossing us. We all shouted "Thank You" which made her bewildered- "for what?"
12. Sid danced with few road side children out there. They were after our stylish hats.
13. While coming back the same girl passed us once more but this time it was she who said "Thank you" and we responded with a "Welcome."
14. An auto wallah at MG brigade juction- "Inhe kaha se chodh diya hai? (From where they have been left off?)"
15. Another drunk auto wallah- "India is great." We replied "Angrezo bharat chodo(Englishmen leave our country), Inquilab Jindabaad " (they have already left 60+ years ago) and had a photo session with them.
16. We met few of my college juniors in front of Empire Hotel where we paused for half an hour. We were havng first experience of that place in nite. So many girls were being brought to the lodge just in front of us. All kinda combinations were present- 1 girl & 3 boys; 4 girls & 1 boy; 1 girl & 1 boy, etc. A pair whom we thought to be a couple ended up in a girl accompanied by her pimp.
17. Meanwhile 3/4 girls arrived in a Maruti Swift on the other side of the road. They started shouting "I like that cap, please come over here....please please once" as if they require it for their orgasm. When we had started we never thought of encountering such a situation.They must have been too hot to handle for the only guy with them.
18. When we were finally coming back on the church street, 3/4 fully drunk guys caught us and got sentimental.
"This cap is too good",
"I love this cap"
"I love sardarjee" considering Jazz a one of the fashion designers.
"I love dilliwaalahs" and many more. For one of them Jaipur and Rajkot were kind of rhyming words- I don't know how? They clicked photos with us. One of them got too senti to have a photograph with the hat I was wearing.
19. At last while returning we saw a Lamborghini.

The whole nite was filled with many more intersting incidents. And everyone who heared about our eventful nite doubted our sanity.

P.S: This world is really a small place. When I sent the photographs to one of my friends he immediately recognized those 3/4 drunk guys as they were his collegemates.

Two new dreams....

1. I have entered some restricted zone of South Block (Administrative building of Indian Govt, a highly secured area) in New Delhi in search of someone whom I really don't know just because of inquisitiveness, which I generally have for most of the things that generally doesn't bother a more sane person. While coming out I am checked for my ID which I don't have. And so I am immediately send to the nearest police station. There at the police station after some interrogation I saw someone who I know very closely and thus started hiding my face. At last I am able to save my face by waking up to realize its 9'O clock on Sunday morning, so I can sleep for at least an hour more. But the dream didn't resumed after the break!!
   
2. I am back to college and preparing something which I am very best at- MM (Won two consecutive 1st prizes for it). And the concern is that it is scheduled in the evening and I have started it only in the morning (it used to take at least 10-12 days of full practice to get things right). Thus working under huge pressure to deliver something which I am known for. Again sunlight came to rescue to make me realize its 8'0 clock in the morning and I already had more than 10hrs of sleep. Time to wake up!
   

I don't Know

I have been thinking to start so many things for so long now. But started only one of them-once , that too not very seriously. The time in office and non seriousness are primary responsible for it.

My daily routine-

08:30 - "Wake Up Nishant"
09:30 - "You are in office Nishant-Work"
10:00 - "Hey Nishant- Breakfast"
10:45 - "Hey come on, work now"
12:15 - "Hey everbody, coming for tea" "Have been waiting for it"
12:30 - "Resume Work"
13:30 - "Hey working hard, time for lunch"
14:30 - "Hey its long time, need to switch back to work"
16:00 - "Tea time again boys"
16:15 - "DeadLine approaching, speed up the tempo"
18:00 - "Snacks time"
18:30 - "Need to complete up things, back to desk"
20:00- "Eyes are no longer supporting, from tomorrow will not work for so long "
20:30- "Dinner Time"

*Having all three-bf, lunch and dinner- in 12 hrs and then for next 12hrs- nothing.

21:30- "Bakar Time"

23:00- "Sleep, Lot of work in office"

Sorry for this blog. Bored of work, so for time paas dotted this one.