Missing Cheppal

One fine evening, when I returned home, I found some posh ladies cheppal in the hall. The same day my room mate returned from his home town. So I thought someone came with him. But as there were no lights turned on, I suspected something wrong and began searching each and every corner of the house cautiously and carefully (like a cop)... But the search ended with zero results. So I went to my room and locked it as a safety measure and started watching a movie and was using headphones. Later some time, my room mate returned back to home from office at around 11pm and knocked my door twice. I haven't heard it as I was on headphones. So he thought that, I brought a girl and was banging her inside :-) and thats why not opening the door... After half-an-hour I went in to hall to drink some water and I observed him watching TV. He suspiciously came to me and asked if someone was there in my room :-)... At that point we were wondering how those cheppals came in when none of us brought any girl...

Skeptically we slept that night with a doubt in our minds... The next day morning some one rang the bell. And when I went to open the door, It was our maid and those posh cheppals belongs to her. Some how the previous day, while cleaning home she went out to throw the garbage and before returning back the door got closed and as it was having auto-lock, she left the place without cheppal...

Finally...

the case got closed...

but without any beautiful girl inside our flat... :-(

Vanaja

While randomly browsing the Internet, I came across this movie called "Vanaja". It was not a commercial movie and seemed like a documentary. Even though I took risk and went ahead watching this movie. I got totall freezed as the scenes passed by. Simple plot, stunning direction and excellent portrayal. Each and every frame is afresh and moving. I got mesmerized by the performance of Mamatha Bhukya. You don't believe, she's just 16 and did a great justification to the role without any prior acting or dancing experience. The characters in the movie and the way the director screened them is innovative. Hats-Off to the man in the Hat, the director, Rajnesh Domalpalli. Though some people may not like it, but its a must watch for all. I am really happy to know that Rajnesh is from Andhra Pradesh. I hope to see lot of worth & must watching movies from him in the future.

For the curious, follow www.vanajathefilm.com

Are you one of them???


Found this Innovative painting on a compound wall.
I have seen so many such attempts to stop on-road and on-wall pee-ers...
From 'plain-jane writings' to 'statutory warnings' to 'pleading words' to 'God portraits' to lot many others...
But this attempt by small children seems to be Unique...