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Sunday, August 4, 2013

Post 7 - Everything you want to know about Friendship Day



Today is International Friendship Day, also known as Happy Fraaandship Day in the most parts of Delhi. Like other important days - Happy pepper n salt look day, Happy Who let the dogs out woof woof woof Day, Happy I want to see you cry Day and Happy Fuck this shit day, even Happy Friendship Day has an important, to be worthy of attention, story behind it. Get some popcorn.

Here it goes. Once upon a time in 320 BC, right after the birth of Christ, eight people - Rachel Green, Monica Geller, Phoebe Buffay, Joey Tribbiani, Chandler Bing, Ross Geller, Kareena Kapoor and Amrita Arora were chilling at an unknown place watching 'Friends with Benefits' or something. While watching the movie they realised if a naked Justin Timberlake can make friends, then why can't they upgrade from being acquaintance to friends? So, like everyone else around them they used their Airtel 'Friendship Data Plan' and Googled 'the best way to make friends.' The first search result read - Go to Archies. Buy overpriced friendship band. Tie it to the person sitting next to you, even if she's Amrita Arora. And, the rest, as they say, is history. And, since then, to mark the occasion, we have been celebrating the Friendship Day every August 4, because that was the only day not yet taken by Happy Anything-You-Can-Think-Of-Day organisation, also known as the United Nations.

Here are ten quotes from legends who redefined friendship.

1) Friendship is good. It leads to love triangle. ~ Kunal Kohli (Mujhse Dosti Karoge)
2) If your wife dies, you can always re-marry your tom-boyish best friend from college ~ Karan Johar (Kuch Kuch Hota Hai)
3) Only when three friends do a Goa roadtrip together, they stay friends for life ~ Farhan Akhtar (Dil Chahta Hai)
4) The odds of a spoiled young adult living in Mumbai making friends are higher than anyone else ~ Ayan Mukheerji (Wakeup Sid)
5) The most important test of any friendship is whether it can survive a bachelor's trip to Spain ~ Zoya Akhtar (Zindagi Na Milegi Doobara)
6) You fall for your best friend the moment you start pimping love for him/her ~ Abbas Tyrewala. (Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na)
7) Best friends should be able to switch between being homo and straight to get an apartment and a girl respectively. ~ Tarun Mansukhani (Dostana)
8) Friendship is fun only if Tushaar Kapoor is mute ~ Rohit Shetty (Golmaal)
9) Aamir Khan knows it all. Be friends with him ~ Rajkumar Hirani (Three Idiots)
10) Aamir Khan knows it all. Be friends with him ~ Rakesh Om Prakash Mehra (Rang De Basanti)



Saturday, April 27, 2013

Post 6 - An open letter to teenagers

Hello or as you call it whaaatsup,
I am pretty sure you won't get to read this unless and until someone will post this on Facebook via Bitstrips. Hoping somebody does that. I must admit how much I admire you people for your sheer ability to change your display pictures thrice a day on every social network. By display pictures I mean DP, for better understanding. It's a proven fact that nobody can make their DP look cooler than teenagers. Your DPs are like leading ladies of soap operas - always behind shitload of cosmetics. If an alien had to judge us based on teenage profile pictures then I am sure he would conclude that this planet is one big Sunburn festival. Also, they would think every teenager is an illegitimate child of Curtly Ambrose's pout. Dude, what's with the pout? I mean even PV Narsimha Rao had one, but trust me that didn't make him any hotter. I hope you know that every time you pout, your lips walk a mile ahead of you, and that makes them look like as if they have an erection. Trust me some of those pouts need a two-piece of their own.

Curtly Ambrose, aka teenage pout.
I also admire you for the unique lexicon you have invented over the years. The best of them all is the coinage of the word - awwww. Nobody had thought that the answer to every problem in the world isn't 42, as Douglas Adams would like us to believe, instead it's 'awww.' For instance, Question: Hey, do you love me? Answer: Awwww. Question: Hey, don't you love me? Answer: Awww. Question: How much wood, would a wood chuck chuck, if a wood chuck could chuck wood? Answer: Awww. Most of the times ‘Aww’ makes so much sense that you start wondering how come nobody else thought of it earlier?

That's the most intelligent statement a teenager has ever said, online or offline.
Everyone makes fun of your punctuations and spellings, but little did these ignorant fools know about your contribution to the rich day-to-day language we all speak. Here are some of the teenage lingos or as they call it #ShitTeenagersSay
Chill: Teenagers are always chilling. They chill more than K2 (the second highest mountain on Earth) ever could during peak winters. You take a teenager to Ethiopia and expect them to even chill there.
Epic: as we all know means anything that surpasses the ordinary. In a teenager's world everything surpasses the ordinary, hence everything is epic. For instance, Hey I just woke up and I feel so epic. Dude, I downloaded Games of Throne via Torrents, and trust me it's an epic series. Hey, it's epic how much I can eat. Hey, that epic is so epic na?
Dude: In teenagers' world everyone is a dude. For example, Look at that dude, he's so shady *points at a Banyan tree*
Bitch: Anything, but a female dog.
Whatever: Like awww is the answer to every problem in the world, whatever is the answer to anything that you don't understand, basically everything in the world. Question: Why Sun rises from the East? Answer: Whatever. Question: Hey, where do yo see yourself five years from now? Answer: Whatever!

Answer to all problems in the world.
Wicked: isn't morally bad, as you ignorant laureates would think, it means 'very'. Hey, check out ma wicked cool hairdo!
Your mum: is the reaction to every abuse in the world. For instance, Abuse: Hey midget, nigga, whitetrash. Reaction: Your mum.  
Random: This random teenage lexicon can't be complete without the word 'random'. Random is often used as an adjective to define an attribute of everything in the universe. For instance, Dude, we are so random. We cracked these random jokes and then laughed so randomly as other random people stood randomly amused.
In short, I love you guys. Without you this world would be such a Duh! place. If you think I have missed out on something relevant, kindly comment. It wasn't done on purpose, it was purely random.
 
Regards, as you know it muah!
Anoop Chugh
 

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Post 4 - If Seth MacFarlane hosted Filmfare

Opening Monologue

Welcome everyone to Filmfare 2013. Yash Chopra is dead, so is Dev Anand, Rajesh Khanna and Shammi Kapoor. So, there's a little bit of crisis on whom to confer the Lifetime achievement Award. Thank God for AK Hangal. Well, he's dead too. So, let it be. 

The quest to make Vineet Jain wealthier begins now. 

We have a surreal array of adapted, copied, remade films on display tonight one of which will take home this black statue, again adapted from the Oscars. So apt. We have Anurag Basu with us, the guy who put together a lot of scenes from Charlie Chaplin movies (and a dozen others) and called it Barfi. Before Barfi, Mr Basu directed the hugely popular Hollywood movie 'The Notebook'. We know it as Barfi. Also, he's the one who directed 'That Apartments'. We know it as 'Life in a Metro'. If nothing else you have to admire this man for his movie library subscription. Who cares? Pritam doesn't. Pritam is nominated tonight under the 'Best Original soundtrack' category. To be honest let's call it 'Best adapted Soundtrack' category. Pritam met me backstage and behind all those facial and head hair of his, he's actually a human being. Also, to clarify, he isn't the same guy as Anil Kapoor. Pritam told me he's honoured merely by the fact that AR Rehman isn't nominated for this. 
Vidya Balan, as she sees herself
Vidya Balan, as we see her
Also, we have Anurag Kashyap with us. He made seven original movies last year out of the total of seven original movies made in the Hindi film industry. Of course, he named all seven of them Gangs of Wasseypur. He bought violence back in the mainstream cinema, he also bought unattractive, short, puny men back on the screen as 'lead protagonist' after the departure of Jeetendra and Raghupal Yadav from the scene. Our jury went to see the movie when it was released last year but they are yet to return from the screening six months into it. Update is that they are way past the interval, as we speak, and shall be back before Nawazuddin Siddiqui grows up to be a full-fledged hairy Indian man. 

Talking about hairy Indian men, Akshay Kumar is here, sitting besides Anil Kapoor. Together they are like this one-big-waxing-bill. Akshay Kumar is nominated for 'the best supporting actor' for Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra's first child aka OMG!

I have the honour of introducing Irrfan Khan, who has been nominated for his role of an Indian athelete in Paan Singh Tomar. He's a Khan, but he can actually act. He couldn't attend today's function as he's busy getting the VISA for the Oscars. Since, he's a Khan, he's having issues getting one. You guys wouldn't know but Irrfan Khan is now an internationally renowned actor and has played key roles in movies such as The Namesake, New York, I Love You, A Mighty Heart, Slumdog Millionaire, The Amazing Spider-Man,  Life of Pi and most importantly, Aliens and the Cowboys, he played a horse in that movie. He's the real global face of the Hindi film industry. Let's call him Aishwarya Rai Bachchan sans the Oprah Winfrey interview. 

We also have John Abraham present tonight, whose film Vicky Donor has been nominated as the best 'release' of the year. Also, John Abraham has been nominated for 'the best sex screen of the year' with his fairness cream. Last year's winners 'Katrina Kaif and Mango Slice' shall present the award this year.

If you think Aamir Khan isn't with us tonight, think again. I am Aamir Khan playing Seth Macfarlane as the host. I am that good.