Read this, and come back.
I sit in the darkened hall, hoping this ordeal will be over soon. Vir is droning on. I am surprised that he expects this kind of drivel to be accepted by any audience, let alone appreciated. It seems to be a creation from some other era, when talking down to a dumb audience was the way to be, and everything would be lapped up, just because a star was articulating it.
These are times when intelligent content is supposedly the mantra, this is the age where the audience has learned of its power, and discovered means of expressing it. And yet, occasionally we do see Vir like stuff coming out, as though the ancient contents of the draft folder mistakenly got published. I’m sure they sold the tube rights first and will be guaranteed good TRPs, more so because the guys online who believe in representing themselves are sure to diss it. You know, content very seriously and self righteously done, but so bad and outdated, that consuming it becomes fun.
Oh, its over. The lights have come on. Damn, its not Vir, its Veer, at least, so say the end credits. But then, what’s in a name, eh? Though I do get irritated when someone spells my pseudonym wrong.
until next time, some really sanguineous stuff here 😉
Outdated is right. Salman Khan sat on this script for 15 years before he thought it worthy to be unleashed on the unsuspecting public. My first time here.
thanks for dropping in 🙂
@Peeking Duck
I think he made up the 15 years thingy. He thought that would make Veer as big a hit as Avatar, which took 14 years to make =D
buggers! stop taking that poor shirtless man’s trip 😀
That eLekhni post was clear and hard hitting.
yes it was 🙂