Author: SDR
Writer, Award-Winning Digital Marketing Professional, Purveyor of Sarcasm, Entertainment Junkie, Automation Enthusiast.
EXCLUSIVE: Chuck Palahniuk returns with ADJUSTMENT DAY
Chuck Palahniuk’s debut novel Fight Club introduced the world to Tyler Durden and his very particular brand of mayhem. Palahniuk’s most famous creation, immortalized on the big screen, became a cultural touchstone, revered and reviled, oft quoted and frequently misunderstood. … Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: Chuck Palahniuk returns with ADJUSTMENT DAY
12 Monkeys (1995)
My first reaction to watching this film was dafuq did i just see?
How I got to watching the movie is a story weirder than the movie. The girlfriend while deciding what we should watch animatedly asked me if I’d seen a particular movie. And I hadn’t. Few days forward, while I was on my movie watching spree I stumbled upon ’12 Monkeys’ on Netflix. Continue reading “12 Monkeys (1995)”
Reviewing Randy Orton’s legacy with families.
Randy Orton’s affiliation with Evolution made him who he is.
His “Legend Killer” persona made him shrewd enough to know which mistakes not to make as a legend, while he was already equipped to reach that status. Continue reading “Reviewing Randy Orton’s legacy with families.”
Zyaadatar ads zyaadatar paaye gaye hue insights pe based hai…
Saurav Fn Ganguly crashes a man’s wedding because he claims he bought gold for his daughter’s wedding from a Rajasthan craftsmen. Which he did buy from. But zyaadatar gold ki kaarigari Kolkata mein ki jaati hai so fuck you father of to-be-married daughter and your false claims. Continue reading “Zyaadatar ads zyaadatar paaye gaye hue insights pe based hai…”
Reviewing the need for ‘Global Citizen’
It’s strange how you need some foreign celebrities to tell you to save water in your own country.
Our Prime Minister makes an appearance (via video-conference) agreeing with the lack of amenities and how together through commercial means we can tackle those issues.
Our Prime Minister makes an appearance (via video-conference) agreeing with the lack of amenities and how together through commercial means we can tackle those issues.
Reviewing the experience of resigning from two places within 5 months.
It sucks. Haven’t had a paid leave in 6 months.
How does it begin?
“Are you lost or incompetent?” Says the boss as he chews on the pomfret.
When you reach a point where you begin to resent your colleagues, bosses and eventually and actually yourself thanks to your working environment (or so you think). It is best to pack your stuff and walk away (preferably with permission)
Continue reading “Reviewing the experience of resigning from two places within 5 months.”
Reviewing the benefits of not using JIO.
Some fodder for a naive mind.
As we all know, JIO was the new it thing late last year when they announced affordable 4G data plans with free calling forever for users who were struggling for MBs with their 3G data providers.
But that wasn’t the highlight of the deal. Continue reading “Reviewing the benefits of not using JIO.”
Passengers (2017) Review: Give it a Pass.
Movies are often guilty of being too different from their trailers and usually end up disappointing movie-goers.
Passengers is exactly the opposite of that. The movie is guilty of being too much like the trailer.
Continue reading “Passengers (2017) Review: Give it a Pass.”
WTvF: Tripling’s mostly trippin’ when they ain’t sniffin’
So I recently got to attend a web series seminar by TVF where they were talking about their rise and dominance in the seemingly impenetrable web content market of India.
A lot of things said and shown there were impressive and aspirational. How a rejected show idea by MTV led a group of individuals to build an empire. An empire that rose out of mocking MTV’s Roadies (rowdies qtiyapa.) Continue reading “WTvF: Tripling’s mostly trippin’ when they ain’t sniffin’”
