Usual Humdrum

The slap on Union Minister Sharad Pawar’s face yesterday found an echo at the Garden today as Hari Naraiyani kept teasing Bapu Rane on how his “brother” received a resounding thappad in Delhi. Rane was not one bit amused and tried changing the subject to Sachin Tendulkar getting his 100th international hundred today. “Let us all pray that he scores the century this time,” Rane appealed for the master batsman, who was stuck on an overnight total of 67-not out – 33 runs short of the magic figure.
Rane was so preoccupied with the fate of his ‘living god’ that nothing else mattered to him during the exercises. Not that there was much to engage him (or anybody else), except that Razia Khan and Nafisa Syed have resumed coming to the Garden. The former had sprained her waist – prompting Arora to quip that she could as well have left her waist behind at home before coming. Harish Wadhwa also showed up, having returned from Bangalore at one in the morning. Shekhawat got busy with mobilising everybody for the weddings coming up next month while Renu Babani enquired about booking tickets for the latest potboiler in town – Desi Boyz. Kishor said his jokes and Bose smoked his cigarettes...
In sum, the usual humdrum.
Renu Babani:
DESI BOYZ! What can one say of a movie (left) starring John Abraham and Akshay Kumar? Yea, the heroines, Deepika Padukone and Chitrangada were there to add some romance and colour. The story line is basically about recession and during such trying times, our two heroes end up as male escorts. Thus begins the song-and-dance, apart from John trying to hide the truth from his lady love Deepika. The funny part is Akshay going to college to get a good education and a degree! The end is predictable as in all movies. It was entertaining no doubt and if you are willing to sit back, relax and leave behind all your daily stresses, maybe this is a good stress buster!
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