Of Public Enemas and all that.

[sonataindica]

Around this time of the year, jobless youth dispersed all over our dear city feel invigorated with a fresh sense of purpose and direction in life and after this great jnanodaya, gradually abandon their usual hangouts: the employment exchange, the local youth congress office and the neighborhood video rental store-cum cable service provider.

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[silverreflects]

"...more productive ventures like cleaning storm water drains or assassinating the whole Deve Gowda brood...." - ROTFL

These coteries being called 'Mitra Mandalis' is ironic - nobody in their right mind would want to be friends with the buffoons involved.

[sonataindica]

You may laugh, but the pounding hasn't stopped here yet. The autodriver that's standing outside appreciating the whole show blithely informs me that 'Jogi' was just played a coupla minutes back. Whew. Now I know how a holocaust survivor feels :)

[silverreflects]

"...the pounding hasn't stopped here yet..." - Reminds me of Jogi's tagline "A feel that never ends..." - Hah! BTW I have a Jogi audio cassette & a Jogi audio CD(my brother got them as prizes :-) which I badly want to dispose of. Of course, the easiest way would have been the trash can, but couldn't exactly do that. I suppose Jogi completes 50 successful days today. The masses have had their say. *Sigh*

[sonataindica]

A 'Jogi' audio CD? That's rich. Good anyway, the digital revolution per colating down to the masses. I foresee a future where our jobless youth can enthuse themselves by getting off on Raghavendra Rajkumar DVDs.