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  • Sirius’s Bombay Dreams
    • Part 1: From Azkaban to Andheri
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Bow down, Mister

I’m in a tiny little town in Maharashtra. It has one flyover, one temple for B.R. Ambedkar, one spa, two Continue reading →

Zip Up Your Flier

The building I live in has what we fondly like to call a “lobby” on the ground floor. This means Continue reading →

Tinker, Teller

Omair Ahmad’s “The Storyteller’s Tale” opens with a poet in front of an open road. Behind him is a city Continue reading →

Word count

Or Why I Cannot Be Reduced to a Tweet. This is what I’ve done over the past 48 hours (in Continue reading →

Running to standstill

Someone tell Barack Obama’s PR machine to stop. The whole world knows he is most awesome. Ok, so he authorised Continue reading →

Wedding Planner

Many years ago, I met a man who ran a little production company at a party. He told me he Continue reading →

Rock it. Ya.

Here’s the good news about the Indian elections: it looks like about 65% of this country is going to come Continue reading →

Fool of Fun

I’m back and a-blogging. Which considering how much work I have ahead of me is a brilliant April Fool’s joke. Continue reading →

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