…you are sleeping on your desk

…you are yawning & yawning & yawning

This is too much. Had Veg biryani which happens to be namkeen chawal or pulao/pulav in Northern Parts and now am feeling sleepy. Tea break calling.

I got my dad Honda Activa

Gifted my sis a gold chain

Gifted my mom a silk saree and she was shocked by the price tag

We are debt free, , but still indebted to everyoe who helped us, stood with us, no one can pay off that debt.

Met my grandma, cousins and Bhupi.

..and last but not least, met her…

This Diwali, my total spending crossed my expectations, 40KINR is my credit card bil , the total cost of gifts is also equivalent , that means I have spent more than 1Lac INR in last 2-3 months.

Now, I will be implementing cost cutting measures and will save some money.

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Geez! Look at the title, Mr. Kumar Chetan Sharma is reviewing music and that too from a movie named “Oye lucky lucky oye”. What the ####?

I dont care. The movie is from same guy who gave us Khosla Ka Ghosla. Who can forget the “dur fite muh” chak de phattey track from this lovely movie. And in fact the tamil version of this movie is also out. Check out Poi Solla Porom. Some of rare benefits of living in Chennai.

The album is a folk album with remixes. Thats it.

I liked the tu raja ki rajdulari, due to words and music too. Touch of Raagni. If you have like anything remotely related to “Paani aali paani piya de” you will like this song. Even the singer, Master Mahaveer Chopra, have a voice you can’t easily forget. Master in your name means either you are a kid or a guru. The sole reason I wrote a review is this track. If you understand even a bit of any language spoken in Northern plains, this is the track I recommend copying in your cell phone or iPod or shuffle.

Title track by Mika can be skipped. I didnt find it that much interesting.

Now about Jugni tracks, one word, reminded me UK Punjabi Remixes. Rap by Akshay Verma is cool.

More or less its a Punjabi album. And I liked it.

Yes, am missing you.

In Mumbai we have Marathis and North Indians.

In Tamil Nadu we have Tamils who want their brethren in Sri Lanka safe.

In Kerala we have Communists.

In Punjab we used to have and still have Khalistanis.

In North Eastern states we have Boro, Nagas, Khasis & all the tribes.

In Gujrat we have Hindus and Muslims.

In Orissa we have forcibly converted Christians and Hindus.

Same story in other states.

And where do we find Indians in India?