In Kannada, 'madi' means 'do'.
So what were they thinking when they gave the job of completing the CWG preparations to someone named Kal-madi?
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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Friday, January 16, 2009
Next movie in the Sarkar series
So, you've seen the movies Sarkar and Sarkar Raj, and you are looking forward to the next one?
Lucky you! We have a special sneak preview for you!
The next movie in the series is called Cheekoo Sarkar.
Because (you guessed it) चीकू is the next सरकार.
The movie has a very tense political issue as its background.
There is a border issue between Maharashtra and Karnataka, with orchard owners in both states girding up for price wars (and other wars).
चीकू develops as the big नेता in this issue, which is an amazing surprise (the actor can't act for nuts), and the more so as he is on the Bengaluru side of the border (amazing twist in the story! audience will love it!)
So, here's the question for you: how come he can become a big नेता without his grandfather's support--and remember, his grandpa lives and dies for Maharashtra?
Obvious.
In Kannada, a चीकू is a सपोटा, and obviously, श्री चीकू has lots and lots of sapotas.
Yesss! I outdid myself this time. A tri-lingual pun, yet!
Lucky you! We have a special sneak preview for you!
The next movie in the series is called Cheekoo Sarkar.
Because (you guessed it) चीकू is the next सरकार.
The movie has a very tense political issue as its background.
There is a border issue between Maharashtra and Karnataka, with orchard owners in both states girding up for price wars (and other wars).
चीकू develops as the big नेता in this issue, which is an amazing surprise (the actor can't act for nuts), and the more so as he is on the Bengaluru side of the border (amazing twist in the story! audience will love it!)
So, here's the question for you: how come he can become a big नेता without his grandfather's support--and remember, his grandpa lives and dies for Maharashtra?
Obvious.
In Kannada, a चीकू is a सपोटा, and obviously, श्री चीकू has lots and lots of sapotas.
Yesss! I outdid myself this time. A tri-lingual pun, yet!
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