Jaspal Bhatti was more of a crusader than a comedian, who through his simple, clean, genial and understated humour won millions of hearts through decades. With much ease, freshness and simplicity, Bhatti’s realistic characters, caught in everyday situations, were identifiable and made instant connect. Utilizing comedy as a tool of satire had been his […]
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Author: Narinder Jit Kaur
From Disillusion to Anger..
On October 10, 1964, the whole nation was shocked to hear about the sudden and tragic death of the great stalwart of Hindi cinema Guru Dutt. Not only because he was a great film director, producer and actor; but because he was only 39 years old. His fame was defined by four films Pyaasa, Kaagaz Ke […]
India’s Hall Of Shame
As we are entering into the 65th year of Independence, a zeal, a fervor can be felt all around; and moreover, as we celebrate the glorious achievements of our six Olympians, who have made the whole nation proud with their feats, here are six cases which put every Indian, worth his salt, hang his head […]
A Nation Shamed…
Here it comes again – another gory incident; a barbaric, heinous, inhuman and despicable act that has put the whole nation to shame. A young girl was molested by 20 men, in the open, in front of the eyes of many more standing there, or passing by. And we say we are living in the […]
The Narcissist
‘I’ …..They say, Never stoops down to ‘i’, But no one can tell you How come, and why The stiff-necked ostrich, The self-styled king Forever looks down upon, Each of its fellow-being Saddam, Hitler, Mussolini, Leaders of the creed, They all swear allegiance To a tribe, this ‘I’ does breed. I wonder who the scholar, […]
Upma For Breakfast!
Now this is how a Punjabi describes a non-Punjabi wedding, ‘Hmm…It was quite simple… They had only upma for breakfast…’ and so on. You cannot miss the disappointing tone – a typical Punjabi, expecting a totally different scenario at a wedding. Even my spontaneous response was that of surprise, “Oh, really?” But later on I […]