Quo Vadis?

Watch the clip and pay attention to the part about the policemen being the friend and hold it there... I was shocked to see my car missing today evening after office and it looked like a clear case of a tow away. I had never fallen foul of the traffic police earlier but nevertheless asked the traffic cop nearby if he could help. Maybe he was tired or maybe he was bugged with the unruly traffic on Cenotaph Road he grudgingly suggested a number to be called. I was not prepared for the courteous and police response by a lady on the other end who patiently enquired and informed me that due to the visit of the CM today morning it was possible that my car was towed away. She gave me another number where the courtesies continued, the policeman politely enquired and then asked me to wait while he cross checked with the local police stations and informed me that my car was in Mambalam police station. He also informed the station of my arrival. I thanked the unknown policeman and went to t

OK OK Coming from the maker who has conceived catchy titles for his movies starting from SMS aka Siva Manasula Sakthi you would expect more fun. But you end up getting more of the same thing.   The good about OK OK - The name inspired from a song from SMS lends itself to the catchy abbreviation and lends a feel good touch to the movie in the shortened form - The story or lack of it, does not consume your time searching for it, in an interview the maker said that he explained a one liner to the producer (who eventually becomes the hero) of the hero going to stop the wedding of the girl he loves in a jaanavasam car and that is it - Santhanam - Santhanam - Santhanam - Since Santhanam has been repeated I will break the monotony with Saranya - Santhanam if it is getting on your nerves, it cannot be helped as the movie is Santhanam plus an ensemble case and nothing more, nothing less.   The bad about OK OK - The hero, “pappu cant dance saala”, here pappu cannot act, dance, em

One of the biggest barriers to blogging was the firewall at office. I realized that I used to blog in office and my output dried up ever since the firewall came up and after I started using Twitter on my smart phone. Nevertheless I have decided to solve this handicap by composing the blog and emailing it for posting later. Two events recently warrant mention and pulled me out of my inertia. I will start with the recent event Opera Night. I was informed of a person from Chennai who has completed the FTCL qualification in singing, for the uninitiated (like I was very recently) it expands to the Fellowship of the Trinity College London and it is the summit for those who wish to get a qualification in western classical singing. I am aware of a few who have completed the lower levels in music mostly the piano but this I was assured was a first not just in the city but in the country also. More information on this singer came in the Metro Plus of the Hindu recently when She