My kinda Gurl!!!

22 07 2008

Ok guys dont fall for the title of this post ( i know i come up with good ones) Trust me i ain’t self obsessed or something!!!

Anyways this happens to be the title of my first composition back in school class 11th in our maths class. Thanx Bibin u played the desks really well!!! dhan chik dhan dhan chik!!!!

The teacher actually took our diary away….(the one in which we wrote the song)… ummm shit i cant even remember her name as of now… shit!!! something with “S”….  friends please help me on this one so that i can edit this later… damn she used to slap so hard…. hahaha remember Khushboo???

 

anyways… the composition goes something like this…

 

Drums…. (rather desks being played)

when the night comes by,

and the day goes along

im finding a place

way away from home…

 

sittin by the sea shore

by the cool n dazy rocks

there comes the one

the one i’d been lookin for…

 

CHORUS:

the kind that makes me feel so free

so free that makes me crazy indeed

that brings about a sensation in me….

 

Now thats my kinda gurl…

 

im sittin in the classroom

with no one by my side

is it a dream or my eyes

i see the same gurl passing by my side…            (oh crap!!!!!)

 

(Chorus)

 

Hope you liked this one… happens to be one of my best… seriously guys i wasn’t in love, n i ain’t in love.. ok you guys can stop making faces!!!

I was made to sing a song during the freshers week and i sang my own composition called “koi humen yaad kar raha hai“….

ohh god i can’t sing… i can’t dance… seriously people!!! yeah imagine people have been complimenting me!!!

HAHA HAHA….

would enlighten you all with the song soon….

 

And one song we sing after each lecture at college……… (aap ki dua, kk)

mujhe naya naam do

paagal kaho

apni hi dhun me hu mujhe

tum deewana kaho

(desk(drums) roll…. dhin chak dhin chak dhin)

 

P.S. i get irriated very easily all these days and cribbing about things is like at its max. forgive my rudeness guys.. huhh(as if i care)





The Pursuit of HappYness…

12 07 2008

Its been some time I’d seen this movie… but would always get back to it whenever I’m low or finding hard to catch up with the fast paced life.

The pursuit of happyness is an American biographical film about a salesman turned stocks broker person named Chris Gardner.

The film’s title is derived from the words of Thomas Jefferson in the United States Declaration of Independence; the misspelling of “happiness” refers to a mural decorating the exterior of the son’s day care center on which the word is spelled that way.

The role of Chris Gardner is very well played by none other than Will Smith, who happens to be one of those artists i truly admire!!! Also the movie features Jaden Smith, Will’s own blood as his son in  the movie (Christopher Gardner Jr.). Thandie Newton has very well played the role of his wife in the movie.

The movie is based in San Fransisco, California. Chris is shown as a loser at his sales job but who has great imagination and a ‘think big’ attitude towards life. The circumstances he’s pushing his life through are tremendous and makes him to shift… shift to a group of people who are “so damn happy” (and rich).

truly enlightening experience!!! :) A few scenes would surely touch your heart forever!!!





The City of Joy… (and the story behind one perfect line)…!!!

6 06 2008

Sometimes words are hard to find,

I’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THAT PERFECT LINE…

 

well i surely ain’t reciting the great Bryan Adams number, but just trying to come up with a reason for my highly delayed blog post.

Its been time I’m in kolkata now (27 days to be very precise, and somehow i prefer calling it calcutta!!!). My previous blog posts would take you back to my final examinations back in Delhi, after completion of which i came rushing to the city of joy for my mba from Icfai business school.

 

yeah!! buddies back home, i surely miss you all very much!!! i really do. Sometimes I’ll just sit alone doing nothing and recollect all those great memories. Love you all.

 

It was a sunday when i reached the Howrah station and was really excited to cross the all so famous Howrah bridge. i didn’t find much of traffic that day which was surely a blessing. I carefully observed the city on my 1 hour drive from the station trying to make opinions on what the city of joy had in store for me. i reached at my relative’s place where i had to stay before i shifted to my pg close to my college in salt lake.

So after freshening up I visited the college in salt lake and got a room for myself in a pg nearby where i would be spending the next two years.

Well i started up with the prepatory classes which ended on the 31st may.  This was the time when i started getting to know people and visited the nearby hotspots in saltlake like the city centre( this place is over rated i guess), nalbarn lake(the best part is that its right behind my college and the roof top canteen of our college has an amazing view of this place), swimming pool and the presidency college(the chaat and the puchkas(golgappas/pani puri and the pao bhaji was amazing). Also while travelling a couple of times to and back from jadavpur where my relatives stay i got a taste of the calcutta city, the trams, the people and the beautiful girls around, the rickety long buses, the bad driving sense of bus and cab drivers(worse than our very own blue line drivers in delhi). Trust me this is the place if u want to meet the Michael Schumachaer wanna-bes.

 

Pheww… although I’m still waiting to discover the actual calcutta city and whose description i would cover in my next blog post whenever i visit the place. And did i say beautiful girls of kolkata. Well believe it or not, the girls are surely very beautiful(atleast i found them so, and the ladies are surely very well dressed). Won’t comment on the men as they were no where close. Although according to my experience in the city so far, i find the young couples here very “kuchi ku kinds”, if you understand what it means. otherwise, never mind. But one thing for sure, people here are a bit lazier and slow compared to the other metros. No offence though.

 

I’ve also learnt a bit of bengali and can easily ask for a cup of tea at the local shop(or anything else)… dada (bhaiya/big brother) chaa (tea) aacche (hai/u have). or dada “whatever” aache.

By the way don’t get shocked, “aami bangla jaane na” (i dont know a word in bengali).

 

I’ve now started with the 1st semester and its turning out to be great already. i’m loving it.

Ohh before i forget today was the 2nd day of consecutive bandhs here in kolkata which i really found a very sad way of preotests troubling the common man. Damn the hopeless politicians of our nation would be the most polite comment on the situation.

 

I would like to thank Sachi a lot (who happens to be a senior but have been very kind, sweet and helpful. The “tea” is losing out(she knows the joke), also, she talks good, looks good and cooks good…hehehe had to mention).

thanx Ritika (i love teasing her for anything and everything, and i know she hates me)

thanx Himanshu (for those ajs(attempted/adult jokes) hehehe

thanx Baharul (the cute guy) lol hahaha

thanx shraddha (i appreciate your intelligence and genuineess (u managed to know that i’m a kameena on day one)

well i can go on but these are actually the people i’ve started knowing inside out and getting to know more day by day. There are a lot more buddies like shreyans, manish, ritu, ashima, ankan and others whom i’m getting along well with also)

Amitanshu,my new roommate happens to be a senior also and is very helpful and an exemplary guy… he’s on a vacation and i pass my time listening to music on his laptop.)

 

And the story behind the perfect line is that I had so much on my mind to write but was delaying delaying and delaying, that i might have messed up and also missed so much in this entry of mine which i would surely cover in my next blog.

Some times words are hard to find, i’ve been looking for that perfect line…