As almost always, the book courtesy goes to mister Bragz. When I got the book, I wasn’t quite sure whether I would manage to finish it. The title, needless to say, projected it as an “interesting” genre. Suddenly the Indian writing space seems to be abound with stories about Punjabi clan. Probably I’ve woken up to it so late or coincidentally the Indian authors those I read, had set their premise on similar setup. Whatever the case maybe, I found that, more often than not, stories involving Punjabi characters were Dolby stereotyped with surround sound setup thrown in. There would be definite mentions of alcohol, pubs, unnecessary detailing of the locality, especially if its America/Europe, probably trying to show off that they know what they are describing maybe. The Punjabi characters would be projected as brash, with every alternate line of dialogue splashed with liberal dose of local language, most of them alcoholic with the lady characters engaging in drinking binges and above all,...
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PYT - Enna, en coffee enge
Gils - (Rushing breathlessly)- Itho pottu kondu vanthutten
PYT - Orey sooda irukkey
Gils- Itho aththi kodukkaren
PYT - Mmmm Coffee romba nalla irukku
Gils - Avvvvvvvvvvvv....
Now, I understand why your posts are so funny. you have your mom's genes!
Thala vera pottu thaakkarar....hmmm
ha ha ha. Your Amma gave you a taste of your own medicine.
ithu mattum chaancela...thala keezha niinu thannikudichaalum..wont happen :D
@asha:
:) she is way too funny :) mokka podraangala nejama pesarangalaanu teriama kalaichiduvaanga :)
enna oru santhosham...enna oru villithanam :)
@ambulimama:
:) yeah..avar epovumay top thaan
Gils: Amma, coffee enga?
Amma: Podumada saami, neeye poi pottuko...
buhahaha :D