Saturday, February 26, 2011

16 comments:

Mala said...

This is good stuff RamG... The satire reminded me of The Great Indian Novel... Looking forward to more...

Shivakumar said...

Well written RamG!! throughly enjoyed it!! I thought you'll also touch upto another cricketing version after the Golfer with high testosterone - Shane Warne.

Shivakumar said...

Well Written RamG!! Thoroughly enjoyed it!! I thought you'll also touch upon another cricketing version with high testosterone - Shane Warne.

Roon said...

RamG - really loved this piece. Now what the hell are you doing selling stuff to schools!!!!

sapna behar said...

Ramji,
Enjoyed it from start to stop! Specially after watching the match yesterday in the stadium, with 50,000 mad fans going crazy after Sachin's century!
Keep writing...

Paddy said...

good one Ramg ! the style was amusing, and almost sounded satirical of the executive-class ;-)

Praveen Premkumar said...

This is super stuff RamG. A day in the life of gods???

learningmile said...

lovely!! like the dark n "holy" humour, the testostrone formula, and the satire around cricket replacing all kinds of religions. the very idea of an umpire doing a pooja of sir.garry sobbers, kapils and the tendulkars and people offering cricket gear is just so tickeling.loved reading this entire piece, please write more.

raghuraman said...

nice creative thinking! please write frequently...best wishes & warm regards

anj said...

Loved the preview. Now waiting for the book...

anj said...

Loved the preview. Now waiting for the book...

Anonymous said...

Nice blog, Thandi. VN

RajD said...

RamG! good stuff-waiting to see more of the book. Reminiscent of Douglas Adams!

Anonymous said...

Thanks guys

Anonymous said...

Ram G your style is very witty and interesting.i really liked the expression 'interstellar' for self - identity. The narrative you weave transports one in fantasy where one un-burdens one -self but one also experience insights and gets affected too. but your take it easy motto is really inspiring. looking forward to read more narratives from you.

regards
Deependra

Anonymous said...

Cool stuff - cheers, k7