Archived Title Images
[Click on image for a larger view / download options] I’m enjoying putting up these slide shows. So thought of doing away with my (obnoxious) practice of putting up a…Continue Reading →
Fatehpur Sikri: A Few Photographs
[Click on image for a larger view / download options] A UNESCO World Heritage site, Fathehpur Sikri was built by…
2007 – The Year of the Mobile?
Last year everyone was all gaga about the Moto RAZR. I was too, looking at the ads and reading the…
The MP3 Wars – How Music Companies Can Emerge Victorious
I had written about it a long time ago (September 13, 2005 to be precise): Online piracy has been for long a nuisance to the music industry. Much publicised battles…Continue Reading →
Black Friday – A Late Review
Black FridayProducer: Arindam MitraDirector: Anurag KashyapMusic: Indian OceanLyrics: Piyush MishraCast: Kay Kay Menon, Aditya Shrivastava, Pawan MalhotraCinematography: N Nataraja SubramaniamEditor:…
Cutting the Chai at Indibloggies 2006
It might not be the Oscars, but is surely close to a blogadesh Filmfare (given the public polling and the…
The Best Bollywood Love Songs Ever
Well… not exactly. The title of the post is a bit misleading. In fact it is the best Bollywood (Hindi / Hindustani) love songs that I could recall and also…Continue Reading →
Tera Husan Mujhe Bahut Bhaata Hain…
Peugeot’s India story didn’t have a happy ending. Differences between partners, cash crunch, labour unrest and mounting losses led the…
The Megapixel Hoax
Don’t go for megapixels I tell everyone and even had written about it in a tech column that I used…
Isspecial Cutting Chai – January 2007
San has been scribbling on her blog since April 2005 and she had 32 posts in the first month itself (I managed only three). She’s into film reviewing (though her…Continue Reading →
Sarabhai Versus Sarabhai: Select Shots
One of the best comedies to hit Indian idiot boxes of late, Sarabhai vs Sarabhai… …is a sitcom set in…
Now This is What I Call Vintage
Not exactly from the eighteenth century (they too will be here one day) but the early 1900s. A Pears’ Soap…
