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Bakwas band kar

This is not a message to anyone out there, tough i am often tempted to say this to many people and often to myself. This is one of the fillers in 9x music channels which has found its own niche. Like few other friends of mine who have privilage of watching a television in recent times and have appreciated the show, I too am finding it quite addictive.

The characters Chote, who cracks many a PJs and Bade who bears the brunt of most of them form a hillarious duo.

For a person like me, who loves cracking PJs, this is an extremely refreshing watch after a tiring or a untiring day.

While writing all these I am secretly wishing that I get ao opportunity to become a scriptwriter for that show .Maybe, once they realize that they have reached a certain benchmark in terms of quality, they would need somebody to bring it down ...

PS - I am writing all this from my cellphone while travelling in a local ST bus early in the morning :)

Comments

  1. Anonymous2:38 PM, August 06, 2008

    Hmmm... I am yet to catch this show!! My personal fav that i can watch anytime during the day is Sarabhai vs Sarabhai

    And I was wondering at the lenght of your post. You usually write pretty long ones... and u answered that in the last line :)

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  2. Nikesh Rathi7:14 PM, August 06, 2008

    It won't qualify as a show. It is more of a filler variety (Like 'Babbar Sher' on Radio City!) ...
    Haven't seen Sarabhai though, due to lack of proper exposure to television media since last few years.

    Yeah ... Last line answers the issue about the length. The entire thing was typed like a SMS !

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  3. Benji11:59 PM, August 10, 2008

    I havent watched the show. All the best in your quest though!

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  4. Anonymous6:48 PM, November 09, 2008

    ThEZ FILLERS on 9X are reli GOOD..dey AVOID MONOTONY WHICH IS CREATED BY SOME LAUGHTER CHAMPIONS..

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  5. Anonymous6:49 PM, November 09, 2008

    Dez fillers on 9X are gud...dey avoid MONOTONY WHICH IS CREATED BY SOME LAUGHTER CHAMPIONS...

    ReplyDelete

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