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Showing posts with label Childhood Memory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Childhood Memory. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Once Upon A Time...


"Once upon a time...", is the way most of our childhood stories began. I present to you the challenge of telling me what time were these story-tellers talking about and which clock among these four do you think would be their favourite?

These clocks I spotted outside a shop in Janpath, Connaught Place.

Monday, April 5, 2010

The Blue Mug

I was lucky enough to catch the play - The Blue Mug, at Kamani auditorium, yesterday. The brilliant ensemble of Ranvir Shorey, Rajat Kapoor, Vinay Pathak, Sheeba Chadha, Munish Bhardwaj and Konkona Sen Sharma, portrayed six characters, who go down the memory-lane and re-collect incidents of their lives - some important and some irreverent. It was an evening well spent.


Tickets coutsey Charu. Hope your cousin gets well soon.

Friday, February 5, 2010

Story Time At Metro Station: RK Ashram



This is the inside of the Metro Station: RK Ashram. The corridors are decorated with illustrations of Panchatantra Tales. I appreciate the initiative as these stories are a part of my childhood and are being passed on the children of today, who are more into TV and computer games than reading and listening to bedtime stories.

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Tippy Tippi Tap, Which Color Do You Want?



Tippy Tippi Tap,

Which Color Do You Want?

This is the game that we played as children. With the short-lived Spring upon us in Delhi, the flowers are blooming everywhere in numerous wonderful colors and I am reminicent of the childhood games. So which game did you play as child... and more interestingly, which one do you enjoy today?

Looking for some nice or naughty answers... hehehe. :-)

Monday, February 16, 2009

Marathi Wedding



I am back... and here is the couple who kept me away from the blog for over 5 days. This is my best friend Kanchan and her husband Kshiteej just minutes after they were married. The celebration lasted 5 hectic and most enjoyable days ever.

And here I am with the bride after she changed into the saree her mother-in-law gifter her. :-)

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