They say life is short, and so live every moment to the fullest. Very few of us can really do it and we often give in to the pressures of life. Among the few who I say had the guts to challenge their routine way of life was Arun Veembur.

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After watching disasters like ‘Dil Bole Hadippa,’ and ‘What’s your Rashee?’ I couldn’t help but open a CD pack which I had bought a year ago and stacked away in a corner.

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The hullabaloo of elections finally got over at least in Bangalore. But the drama did not end with a bang. It actually just fell down with out even a sound. The polling turn out was too less to boast about. All the campaigning for voting without fail seems to have failed.

 To just understand why it was so I asked a few friends who did not vote. One of them said, “I do not believe in the system. So I did not vote.” I would call it simply an excuse to escape from walking up to the polling booth and voting. For this particular person used the election holiday to fix an appointment with the dentist. Well, as selfish we are, our tooth holds more importance than the nation....

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Slumdog kid on sale! What can be more shameful? All that Danny Boyle portrayed about the dirty India seems to be true. This act of Rubina’s fathers makes the world believe it. The criticism of the film’s portrayal of India suddenly seems to have fallen flat.

Even I was one of those who said how could Boyle show some one swimming through the shit for an autograph? Of course, I still feel that Indians are not so unhygienic and so very film crazy....

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