Posted on March 22, 2015
by neuroticphilosopher
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My city is old and new and in between In it, I am found and lost and never seen The colors are cries and the darkness sorrow Yet we all still hope for a ‘morrow You must go if you’ve never been See for… Continue Reading “My city.. is old and new and in between”
Category: I think.., Philosophy, Photography, Poetry, Travelogue, World CultureTags: Art, artist, city, Delhi, Dilli, Graffiti, Hauz Khas Village, India, life, poem, Street art, Urban
It is finally clear to me, what Claire wants and who she is. Emphasis on the latter. Anyone not having watched, but plans to watch Season 3 House of Cards (Netflix), please read at your own peril. Although, as far as events fold, it… Continue Reading “What Claire Underwood wants, its not cynical…. now I get it, question is.. will she?”
Category: Entertainment, I think.., Philosophy, Politics, World CultureTags: acting, actor, actors, Claire Underwood, cynicism, Diplomacy, FIrst Lady, Foreign policy, Frank Underwood, Heather Dunbar, History, House of Cards, Jackie Sharp, Kevin Spacey, Lars Mikkelsen, Netflix, Netflix shows, Politician, politics, President, Pussy RIot, Reagan and Underwood, Robin Wright, Ronald Reagan legacy, Russian president, Season3, US President, Viktor Petrov
Posted on October 6, 2014
by neuroticphilosopher
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When I was a kid I had a favorite TV show called Jungle Book. It was a time when India and Doordarshan had good shows, even animations or adaptations. Jungle book was an animation of the celebrated book ( directed by no other that … Continue Reading “Haider, Vishal Bhardwaj and I”
Category: Cinema, Entertainment, I think.., World CultureTags: Ajay Devgn, Bang-Bang, Gulzar, Haider, Hamlet, Kareena Kapoor, Kashmir, Kay Kay Menon, Maachis, Movie review, music, Omkara, Saif Ali Khan, Shahid Kapoor, Shakespeare, Shradhdha Kapoor, Sukhwinder Singh, Tabu, The Jungle Book, Vishal Bhardwaj
Doing the right thing should feel different, even if belatedly, than doing the wrong thing. What if we can’t tell the difference. The lines blur the more you focus. And then, there are times when we think we are doing the right thing while… Continue Reading “What does it feel like to be right?”
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