The game of pictionary

My experience with Pictionary has always been fun.  I am simply in love with the game. The best part is the game brings out the kid in you. It is the most creative game I have ever played. The way you draw in order to make your team understand or guess the work is just awesome. I have played the game with various groups and each time I have observed that even the most not so involved people get deeply engrossed and enjoy t to the fullest.

I love the way my brain works to explain my fellow team mates the word which I have never heard or for that matter never used by using my common sense and drawing abilities.

The game helps me bond. It carves good memories. The funny drawings bring a smile to my face.

Saheb Biwi aur Gangster Returns

"Infidelity is the most dangerous attribute which a man possess"

The film is very well written and directed. keeps you glued to your seat with its fast paced story line.
You would find yourself asking what's going to happen next?

So, Indrajeet Singh (the Gangster,Irfaan) has a plan to destroy the Saheb(Jimmy). He has Raj Babbar who has his own reasons to support him. And the plan is then laid down. Ranjana (Soha), who is in Love with A accepts the proposal to marry Saheb so that Indrajeet can take his badla.

But, the very famous Biwi captivates Indrajeet Singh (Mahie) or was it the game being played by Indrajeet? I was left wondering.Because there is a scene where Babbar jokingly warns Indrajeet of notorious ways of Madhavi to which he replies that he is not that weak.

But, Biwi was able to seduce Indrajeet and then you get to see some hot steamy scenes. Biwi's dialogue:- "Mujhe saare Mard hi kyun miltey hain Shayar kyun nahi miltey ",makes you feel that is this punch line so seductive to attract a man? No, I think the Oomph

Ranjana,who had been dutifully helping dad and Indrajeet on their mission caught Gangster and Biwi making love to each other and that's it. The film changes its course from there and you get to see the Women power there.Poor Indrajeet  never got to know what went wrong and when he comes to know it was too late.

The director here has surely left place for another sequence.

The film was an entertainment which made my Friday night. Tigmanshu Dhulia has made a mark for himself. He is now included in my lists of directors whose films I am not going to miss.

Finally!!!!

From the very first day I knew that it was not my cup of tea....I still dragged it for almost 6 years. But that's it..Finally I have taken a bold(bold because its difficult to part away with that kind of money which gets deposit in your account every last day of a month) decision to part ways with the corporate world. Yes, I have quit my IT software engineer job. So what is my plate now? Frankly speaking nothing..except taking care of my LO. But, yes I have dreams and would like to thrive to do something which gives me happiness and something I would do passionately. But, hey I am still not aware of that "something". Okay, let me go back to my early days..what did I enjoy most in my school days or childhood? I did paintings,learnt dancing,singing and various other arts and craft but unfortunately nothing stayed with me long...So, I am not sure that they would catch my attention as a career choice. In school as a part of In-house activities I was a part of two very successful plays. My character was appreciated by all. So, should I give theatre a chance? Why not? I have  a husband who I know would stand by me always. So giving it a chance should not be a problem.

2) I also taught small children and students of my own class(I was pretty intelligent student ;)). So, I think teaching could be another option. Taking private tuitions or joining an institute can be a great option as well. Wherein I need to just give a few hours every day.

3) 3rd thing that I remember I enjoyed in those days was selling things to people. yes, I use to sell roses(from my plant) to young girls of my class on V-day or other special days) for Rs 5/- and Rs10/-. I had collected Rupees 35 out of it. I also sold them Indian film Actor Actress picture which I procured from Film fare(can you believe it). My friend and I had also started a small Library business at school and would give comics and novels on rent to other friends  which got hit by someone complaining to Principal and then it came out to be against school rules.

So, why not try my hands on all of these for a while and see what clicks? Isn't it a great idea?
Will keep you posted.


Shradha Drolia