My Daddy strong, me stronger!

Last evening, the kiddo decided to accompany his dad to the gym. And the expression on his face was as if he had stepped into Disney Land for the first time. After carefully inspecting the entire gym, he decided it would be more fun if he jumped right in the middle of action. So the moment I finished a set, he ran over to my seat, kept my towel aside, and showed his dad how chest flys are ACTUALLY done.

This one is gonna grow up to be one strong kid! 

Now.. it's Bengaluru

Yet another Indian city; Bangalore this time.

Hopefully, the stint should be fun.

PS: That's the evening view from office. Don't see this too often. It's either cloudy these days, or we are busy tearing each other's hair apart (and hence too occupied to notice). 

Abusive display

                                                                   Train Details: 
                                                       
                                                        Destination:     Churchgate
                                                        Time:               07:34
                                                        Mode:              Fast
                                                        Expected in:     Fuck Off!

Ticket to the past

There was a time when bus tickets in Bombay looked pretty funky. But then, things changed, and the artwork made way for ticketing machines that spit out boring white-washed tickets. This is what you will get today if you take a bus in Bombay.   

However, yesterday morning, I got into a bus and to my surprise, this is what I got! 

I have a feeling that bus no. 15 is probably the last remaining bus in Bombay where you can still get tickets like these. 

And more importantly, note the fare. Not only it's the old-world ticket, it's also the old-world fare. Surprising, isn't it? 

Who's that bird!?

"Hello, Jijamata Udyaan? Your birdies are strolling outside Churchgate Station. OK? Thank you" 

Gods own country...and traffic

When even Gods don't have a say in Mumbai's traffic jams, mortals like you and me have little hope.

Quikr!

These days, witty ads are hard to come by. And this one really makes you take notice. The print ad for Quikr.com behind a Mumbai rickshaw.

If you are Hindi-challenged, it says:

"As compared to your vehicle, my vehicle is QUIKRRRRRRRR"

And if you are the one driving behind it, you wouldn't know whether to smile or frown. Full points to creativity!