Saturday, November 29, 2008

A right to live - 1


Bombay's Nightmare... India's Shame!

From all the news, its obvious that the terrorists achieved wat they wanted to do... wat they love doing... terrorize humanity... terrorize the whole 'country'... though their plan actually failed in blowing up The Taj Mahal Hotel! thank God!!

People who went out to have a good time no more have the courage to venture outside ... people near the nariman house think twice about staying home... You can plot an escape plan in a war... but how could u plan an escape from an accident? how could u plan to not b "A lost innocent life"?

The society that was pain stakingly built for the past 1000s of yrs is being shattered right in front of our eyes... a wrongly built society around the world... note: nothing wrong with the culture, but lots with the society... ofcourse, Iam society to the rest of the soceity right?! but how could u try curing fever when there is a deeper problem prevalent in the body?!

The problem is much deeper than any of us may want to expect...
our society is falling apart!
Its old order, discipline, morality, religion, everything has been found to b wrongly based… it has just lost its power over people’s conscience… terrorism simply symbolizes that to destroy human beings doesn’t really matter… that there is nothing in human beings that is indestructible… that its all just matter!

The nations r irrelevant now bcoz of all the nuclear weapons… if the whole world can b destroyed within minutes, the alternative can only b that the whole world shld b together… now it cannot remain divided; its division is dangerous coz division can become war any moment!
Only one war is enough to destroy everything n there is not much time left to understand that we shld create a world where the very possibility of war doesn’t exist!!!!

Terrorism has many undercurrents… one is that, bcos of the nuclear weapons, the nations r pouring their energy into that field, thinking that the old weapons are out of date… they r out of date indeed, but cant individuals start using them?? N u cannot launch nuclear wars against individuals coz that wld simply b stupid… one individual terrorist throws a bomb n it certainly does not justify for a nuclear missile to b sent…

Wat I want to emphasize here is that, nuclear weapon has given individual people a certain kind of freedom to use those old weapons… a freedom which was not possible during olden days n that’s coz the govts were also using the same weapons! N the same govts concentrate on destroying these weapons by either throwing them into the ocean or selling them to countries which r poor n cannot afford nuclear weapons… n if u had noticed, all these terrorists come mainly from these poor countries…

They also have a strange protection… as I said earlier, u cannot use nuclear weapons against them… u just cannot throw atom bombs at them! But they can throw bombs at u, n a country that has gone ahead with being secure in the nuclear weapons front has become ‘impotent’… the same applies to US… the most powerful country in the world is still solving the 9/ 11 incident! We have a vast amount of atom bombs n nuclear bombs in our hands but to no avail… sometimes where a needle is useful, a sword may not b of any use! N ppl who have the sword need not necessarily b in a superior position to the man who has a needle…

Now the terrorist has a great power even over the greatest powers… he can throw bombs at the Twin Tower, at the white house, at the Taj Mahal hotel n at our parliament without any fear, coz wat we have is too big n we cant really throw it back… frankly even if we do throw back the small ones, where r we gonna find him?!

(to b contd...)

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Diogenes lived naked, and he was a strong man. Four people who were hijacking people and selling them as slaves in the market thought, "This is a great catch, this man can bring us a lot of money. We have sold many slaves, but none of them were so strong, so beautiful, so young. We can get as high a price as we demand; and there is going to be a great competition in the marketplace when we put this man on the pedestal for sale. But," they thought, "four are not enough to catch him. He alone could kill us all."

Diogenes heard what they were saying about him. He was sitting by the side of the river, just enjoying the cool breeze of the evening, underneath a tree; and behind the tree those four were planning what to do. He said, "Don't be worried. Come here! You need not worry that I will kill you, I never kill anything. And you need not worry that I will fight, resist you—no. I don't fight anybody, I don't resist anything. You want to sell me as a slave?"

Embarassed, afraid, those four people said, "That's what we were thinking. We are poor... if you are willing."

He said, "Of course I am. If I can help you in your poverty in some way, it is beautiful."So they brought out chains. He said, "Throw them in the river; you need not chain me. I will walk ahead of you. I don't believe in escaping from anything. In fact, I am getting excited about the idea of being sold, standing on a high pedestal, and hundreds of people trying to get me. I am excited about this auction—I am coming!"

These four people became a little more afraid: this man is not only strong and beautiful, he seems to be mad also; he could be dangerous. But now there was no way for them to escape. Diogenes said, "If you try to escape, you will be risking your own life. Just follow me, all four of you. Put me on the pedestal in the market."

Unwillingly, they followed him. They wanted to take him, but he went ahead of them! He told those people, "DOn't be afraid, and don't try to escape. You have given me a great idea, I am grateful to you. This is my responsibility; I am going to the marketplace. You put me up for auction.

"What type of man was this?" they wondered. But there was no way to back out now, so they followed him. And when he was put on a high pedestal so that everybody could see, there was almost silence, pin-drop silence. People had never seen such a proportionate body, so beautiful—as if made of steel, so strong.

Before the auctioneer said anything, Diogenese declared, "Listen people! Here is a master to be sold to any slave, because these four poor people need money. So start the auction, but remember, you are purchasing a master."

A king purchased him. Of course, he could do it—more and more money he offered at the auction. Many people were interested but finally a sum, larger than any that had ever been heard of before, was given to those four people. Diogenes said to them, "Are you happy now? You can leave now, and I will go with this slave."

On the way to the palace as they were riding in the chariot, the king said to Diogenes, "Are you crazy or something? You think yourself a master? I am a king, and you think me a slave?"

Diogenes said, "Yes, and I am not crazy, but you are crazy. I can prove it right now." At the back of the chariot was the queen. Diogenes said, "Your queen is already interested in me, she is finished with you. It is dangerous to purchase a master."

The king was shocked. Of course, he was nothing in comparison to Diogenes. The king took out his sword and asked his queen, "What he is saying, is it true? If you say the truth, your life will be saved—that is my promise. But if you say an untruth, and I find it out later on, I will behead you."

Fearful, afraid, still the queen said, "It is true. Before him, you are nothing. I am enchanted, allured; the man has some magic. You aare just a poor guy compared to him. This is the truth."

Of course, the king stopped the chariot and told Diogenes, "Get out of the chariot. I set you free; I don't want to take such risks in my palace."

Diogenes said, "Thank you. I am a man who cannot be made a slave, for the simple reason that every responsibility I take on myself. I have not left those four people feeling guilty—they did not bring me there, I came of my own accord. They must be feeling obliged. And it is your chariot, if you want me to get out, that is perfectly good. I am not accustomed to chariots at all, my legs are strong enough. I am a naked man, a golden chariot does not fit with me."

Moral of the story: No one asked Diogenes this question

"Machi... Nee ivlooooo pesariye... Jetti Potiyaa!?"

Monday, November 24, 2008

FINDING AND KEEPING A LIFE PARTNER.

Golden rules for finding your life partner by Dov Heller, M.A.. Got this as a fwd n it made complete sense in today's world... my only say is, flings mayb awesome but as long as both of u know the deal... dont fool each other in a rship saying its serious but then treating it like a fling...

When it comes to making the decision about choosing a life partner, no one wants to make a mistake.Yet, with a divorce rate of close to 50%, it appears that many are making serious mistakes in their approach to finding Mr. /Miss. Right! If you ask most couples who are engaged why they're getting married,they'll say:"We're in love".

I believe this is the #1 mistake people make when they date. Choosing alife partner should never be based on love.*Though this may sound "not politically correct", there's a profound truth here. Love is not the basis for getting married. Rather, love is the result of a good marriage. When the other ingredients are right, then the love will come. Let me say it again: "You can't build a lifetime relationship on love alone". You need a lot more!!!

Here are five questions you must ask yourself if you're serious aboutfining and keeping a life partner.

*QUESTION 1: Do we share a common life purpose?*
Why is this so important? Let me put it this way:If you're married for 20 or 30 years, that's a long time to live withsomeone. What do you plan to do with each other all that time? Travel, eat and jog together? You need to share something deeper and moremeaningful.You need a common life purpose.Two things can happen in a marriage:(1)You can grow together, or(2)You can grow apart.50% of the people out there are growing apart. To make a marriage work,you need to know what you want out of life! Bottom line; and marry someone who wants the same thing.

*QUESTION 2: Do I feel safe expressing my feelings and thoughts with thisPerson?*
This question goes to the core of the quality of your relationship.Feelingsafe means you can communicate openly with this person. The basis ofhaving good communication is trust - i.e. trust that I won't get"punished"; orhurt for expressing my honest thoughts and feelings. A colleague of mine defines an abusive person as someone with whom you feel afraid to express your thoughts and feelings. Be honest with yourself on this one.Make sureyou feel emotionally safe with the person you plan to marry.

*QUESTION 3: Is he/she a mensch?*
A mensch is someone who is a refined and sensitive person. How can youtest? Here are some suggestions. Do they work on personal growth on aregular basis? Are they serious about improving themselves? A teacherofmine defines a good person as "someone who is always striving to be goodand do the right ". So ask your significant other what do they do withtheirtime? Is this person materialistic? Usually a materialistic person isnotsomeone whose top priority is character refinement.There are essentially two types of people in the world:(1)People who are dedicated to personal growth, and(2) People who are dedicated to seeking comfort.Someone whose goal in life is to be comfortable will put personalcomfortahead of doing the right thing. You need to know that before walkingdownthe aisle.

*QUESTION 4: How does he/she treat other people?*
The one most important thing that makes any relationship work is theability to give. By giving, we mean the ability to give another personpleasure.Ask: Is this someone who enjoys giving pleasure to others or are they wrapped up in themselves and self-absorbed? To measure this, thinkabout the following:*How do they treat people whom they do not have to be nice to, such aswaiters, bus boys, taxi drivers, etc.*How do they treat their parents and siblings?*Do they have gratitude and appreciation? If they don't have gratitudeforthe people who have given them everything; can you do nearly as much forthem? You can be sure that someone who treats others poorly willeventually treat you poorly as well.

*QUESTION 5: Is there anything I'm hoping to change about this personafterwe're married?*
Too many people make the mistake of marrying someone with the intentionoftrying to "improve" them after they're married. As a colleague of mineputsit, "You can probably expect someone to change after marriage for theworse". If you cannot fully accept this person the way they are now,thenyou are not ready to marry them.In conclusion, dating doesn't have to be difficult and treacherous.

The key is to try leading a little more with your head and less with your heart.It pays to be as objective as possible when you are dating; so be sure to ask questions that will help you get to the key issues. Falling in love is a great feeling, but when you wake up with a ring on your finger, you don't want to find yourself in trouble because you didn't do your homework.

*Another perspective...There are some people in your life that need to be loved from a distance...It's amazing what you can accomplish when you let go of or at least minimize your time with draining, negative, incompatible, not-going anywhere relationships. Observe the relationships around you.*Pay attention... Which ones lift and which ones lean? Which ones encourage and which ones discourage? Which ones are on a path of growth uphill and which ones are going down hill? When you leave certain people do you feel better or feel worse? Which ones always have drama or don't really understand, know, or appreciate you?*The more you seek quality, respect, growth, peace of mind, love and truth around you...the easier it will become for you to decide who gets to sitinthe front row and who should be moved to the balcony of your life.

*An African proverb states, "Before you get married, keep both eyes open,and after you marry, close one eye". Before you get involved and make a commitment to someone, don't let lust, pity, desperation, immaturity,ignorance, pressure from others or a low self-esteem make you blind to warning signs. Keep your eyes open, and don't fool yourself that you can change someone or that what you see as faults aren't really that important.Do you bring out the best in each other? Do you compliment and compromise with each other, or do you compete, compare and control?

What do you bring to the relationship? Do you bring past relationships, past hurt,past mistrust, past pain?You can't take someone to the altar to alter them. You can't make someone love you or make someone stay. If you develop self-esteem, spiritual discernment, and "a life"; you won't find yourself making someone else responsible for your happiness or responsible for your pain. Seeking status, sex, and security are the wrong reasons to be in a relationship.

WHAT KEEPS A RELATIONSHIP STRONG ARE:
TRUST*
COMMUNICATION
INTIMACY
A SENSE OF HUMOR
SHARING TASKS
SOME GET AWAY TIME WITHOUT BUSINESS OR CHILDREN
DAILY EXCHANGES (meal, shared activity, hug, call, touch, notes)*
SHARING COMMON GOALS AND INTERESTS
GIVING EACH OTHER SPACE TO GROW WITHOUT FEELING INSECURE*
GIVING EACH OTHER A SENSE OF BELONGING AND ASSURANCES OF COMMITMENT*

If these qualities are missing, the relationship will erode as resentment withdrawal, abuse, neglect, and dishonesty; and pain will replace it.

Saturday, October 11, 2008

When you feel like giving up, remember why you held on for so long in the first place!!!

wat do i say for this?? hmmm...

mayb ive been telling this for too many things for too long!

Thursday, October 02, 2008

Sunday, September 14, 2008

'U' turn!

It is not the question of whose mistake it is in any sort of a relationship... it is a question of whose life!

It really doesnt matter who is right or who is wrong... blaming others is futile! u cannot get ur life right by convincing the world that it is wrong... so take a 'you'-turn instead of expecting the world to turn...

Instead of accepting urself as u r n expecting the world to change, accept the world as it is n u start changing... at least, the approach towards it!

Let life b beautiful bcos of the world..

Let life b beautiful inspite of the world..

You-turn!

Friday, August 29, 2008

Mushroom soup for the soul

A day that started late... a disturbed night before that.. tired, depressed, sore throat, unwanted thoughts, senseless self promises n pointless realizations... one more day that was trying to teach me neither to look at the past or try peaking at the future... just b content for the moment! All this ofcourse is easy to preach... to just say 'be happy' n twantadaiiiinnnn... life is all roses!!!!!

A day which am sure would have made The Gods ponder to make things worse to atleast make me realize how happy i really should b at the moment...

Hmmm... a day that was hardly active.. all i wanted to do was sleep, sleep n sleep long... sleep is a wonderful medicine... time heals but it pains during that time... but sleep helps u wile off all that time faster aint it?!

So as always, a simple walk to the beach is the best medicine ever... just wear something comfy to walk n wear anything that will not call for any sort of attention from anyone... the best, uninterrupted self pampering that anyone cld give oneself... walk at a steady speed, sweat, b careful of all those bizarre vehicles, enough people to notice n ponder about n let my imaginations run wild about wat they were doing for life... like that sweet, little, round aunty walking on the street who mightve been a part of a circus co. (thanks to her super bright attire) n ended up marrying a doctor who met her while treating a hurt lion, with a scientist son wanting to become spider man.... aaahhhh.. BLISS i zay :)

Its funny making all these bubbles... thought bubbles to b more precise... all sorts of nonexistent irrelevant bubbles... making them only to break it n breaking it sometimes only bcos its been made... :) heights of vetti thanam...

While walking, bless the soul of all those besent nagar beach korathis making the best junk jewellery in the world... how beautiful they r just to watch at... bold, bright, different textures n designs, different varieties hanging everywhere under that lamp making them all the more magical... rather ethereal!

With all the magic n the bubbles n ofcourse the long walk, it was but obvious that my stomach started rumbling... n i was just outside gallopin gooseberry, the best burger joint in town! I walk inside, take a book out n decide to check on wat my best friend was upto... I call her n we talk for a while... she asks me wat i was upto n i tell her i was having dinner, alone, in beasent nagar beach... all hell breaks loose after that!!!!! though i found no reason y she shldve freaked so much, i definitely felt nicer after all that pampering :).. she even went to the extent of sending someone to GG n setting me with a blind date right then... after calming her n every1 else that she decided shld gimme company during that time, i had to order something to eat to escape the annoyed glance of the restless restaurant manager n the solitary waiter waiting for some work... time to direct all my attention to my still grumbling stomach!

My mushroom soup arrives finally... piping hot n wonderfully creamy with carefully sliced mushroom slices, coriander leaves, an awesome aroma n so soulful... It then struck me that nothing really mattered anymore than that mug full of mushroom soup!

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Wat do i want in my guy?

The problem with irregular blogging is losing touch! one loses touch so much that its super hard to find something to write about even if one is in the mood to write...

So where do i begin? Since there is absolutely nothing that seems to strike me, lemme begin with this long pending tag! i remember being tagged eons back but no clues who tagged me...

According to Indian culture.. specifically the south indian culture, its quite an offense to say 'am no marriage material'... its all the more bad when all of a sudden everyone around me is either getting into rships, getting out of rships, getting married, having babies... its all part of the age factor but fortunately or unfortunately its been wonderful to have been just a spectator till now...

so when the tag was about 'wat do i expect from my guy' i decided to take a very mature (or do we call it romantic?!) stance initially, saying 'ill know when he comes around'...

But it all started when a music director that i respect n am very fond of asked me the same question, i jovially answered 'i have no clues'.. it was his turn to make fun of me saying its been more than a decade since he heard a 'modern girl' give such a reply... they r supposedly very clear about wat they want... later my parents get into the boy hunting thamasha n shoot the same question... am quite doubtful this time but give the same answer n they get annoyed! annoyed not bcoz i wasnt sure, but they didnt have the heart to leave the 'wat i expect' coloumn blank in my (their) shaadi.com profile (yuck!)

So as am tired of this routine n i myself am curious, no harm in thinking aloud i guess... ( but i still feel its impossible to state specifications! he is not gonna b some product i wanna buy for gods sake!)

First things first... Lemme start with my initial, superficial expectations
1. More than good looks its a gr8 positive confident attitude that pulls me... who cares about looks.. its all about the way he carries himself n looks at life!
2. Can u b tall pls!? atleast much taller than me...
3. Cleanliness is really really really important... n i zero down on the toe nails... if that aint clean, nothing else is clean...
4. I dont like ppl who dress up shabby n hate the ones that dress up too much(the muscle T, leather pants)! A smart white shirt n blue denim with a bit of stubble wld suffice! (Typical)
5. Finally... smell good!

So coming to my other (basic) expectations...
1. I love natural genuine ppl... always! U dont try impressing me n neither do i have to impress u... no pretence... its always nice to meet ppl with whom i dont have to b careful...
2. Flirts... i find so many that it sometimes gets boring... if u can flirt smart, wonderful! but i also find a few who finds it hard not to flirt... not my types at all! experience has taught me enough ;)
3. Conversations, sense of humour... if one has all that, they r supposed to be popular.. for me, i dont care... just b normal n dont try too hard!
4. I want my guy to b just simple n straight fwd

But at the end of the day all these r pretty name sake!

Guess ill still know only when he comes around!

Tuesday, July 01, 2008

Alls well.. that blooms well!

Our lives depends on no one... we do take chances all the time... sometimes the risk of blooming is much smaller than the risk of being shut... thinking whether our blooming is for good or bad is beyond the point!

I did bloom.. i did take the risk... N i find myself living in peace... n all of a sudden the horizon is wider n i see the world in a different light... i dont have to be shut in anymore coz its my life...

The blooming was so necessary for me to see life in a different perspective... though the reason i decided to bloom for may have been a failure... but it has given me a freedom like never before... i can see things more clearly n am thankful to god it didnt work out after all! :)

Didnt Shaksphere put it so well? 'Alls well that ends well' indeed!

Monday, May 05, 2008

Emotions cannot be permanent. That's y they r called 'emotions' - coming from the word 'motion', movement! They move, hence they r 'emotions'. From 1 to another u continually change.. this moment u r sad, that moment u r happy; this moment u r angry, that moment u r compassionate.. this moment u were loving, another moment full of hatred; thie morning was beautiful, the evening ugly! n this goes on... this cannot b one's nature, coz behind all these changes something is needed like a thread that holds all of them together...

In a garland u see flowers, but u dont see the thread... these emotions r like the flowers of a garland... sometimes anger flowers, sometimes sadness flowers, sometimes happiness, sometimes pain, sometimes anguish.. these r the flowers, n one's whole life is the garland... there must be a thread; otherwise we wldve fallen apart long ago... we continue as an entity - so wats the thread, the polestar?

Saturday, May 03, 2008

Yen veetu kannukutti, ennode mallukatti,
Idam maari ponadhadi kanmani, yen kanmani...
Thee patte kaayathule, thael vandhu kottudhadi
Kanmani kanmani!

Friday, February 29, 2008

Peace Please

To meditate does not mean to fight with a problem.
To meditate means to observe.
Your smile proves it.
It proves that you are being gentle with urself,
That the sun of awareness is shining on you,
That you have control over your situation.
You are yourself,
And you have acquired some peace in that.

Monday, January 07, 2008

The Story Of Sori Pandi


Food for school children - Maggi Noodles

Boon to Lazy Mothers - Maggi Noodles

Last stop for single cooks - Maggi Noodles

The only way for pathetic cooks - Maggi Noodles

It has been in the market for more than a couple of decades now, with its magical n supposedly '2 Minutes' recipe... The star of new India!

Everyone falls for the charms of Maggi noodles... How could a lonely earthworm be an exception???

Theme Music: Male chorus: Sori Sori Pandi, Sori Pandi!
Sori Sori Pandi, Sori Pandi!!
Sori Sori Pandi, Sori Pandi!
Sori Sori Pandi, Sori Pandi!!

This is how our story goes... Our Man Sori Pandi is a solitory earthworm... While other worms make merry in mud n find their lovemates n build their clan, he finds it impossible to be a part of them( if u r wondering whether earthworms r multi sexual, they r not... they r like humans having one of each gender)... He notices how many of those tall gigantic creatures walking around everywhere repel at the sight of his ppl n how lowly they were being treated...
He wanted to find that someone whom he could feel proud about... whom he could love for her sheer novelty... He wanted someone who was drastically different from his own clan but refreshingly similar in many other ways... He was growing older n older but that someone was never to be seen anywhere...

One rainy day, Sori Pandi decides to take a crawl inside the bunglaow... he loves to crawl n its always a challenge to cross the room from one end to the other while those giants were around... he crawls n he crawls n he is still crawling while unexpectadly he bumps onto something really hard... terrified whether he landed up on the giants' shoes he lifts his head to find something different...

He had never been face to face with those flat round saucers before... wanting to examine it further, he slowly crawls near the rim of the plate...

While he goes near the rim, something makes him turn his head... n there... right in the corner of that bend lay a beautiful earth worm'y'(female gender)... he finds someone looking at him from that corner... heart thumping faster, sweating profusely, he crawls slowly towards it...

Theme Music: Male chorus: Sori Sori Pandi, Sori Pandi!
Sori Sori Pandi, Sori Pandi!!
Sori Sori Pandi, Sori Pandi!
Sori Sori Pandi, Sori Pandi!!

The closer he gets, the more beautiful she looks... he had never seen another worm'y' looking so beautiful with skin so clear n so fairrr... She was just perfect bcoz, she didnt look dark n have wrinkles like the rest of his group, but was definitely similar in shape n size...n the best part was, with every crawl he took, the more intense she was looking at him...

Our Sori Pandi gets mighty excited... He atlast finds his soul mate... the girl that was imported straight from his dreams... she looked even better than the worm'y' on the cover page of play worm!!!! WOWWWWWWW

He goes beside her n expects her to turn her head n give him that intense look once more... he waits there for a long time but she still keeps looking at the place he came from (little does he know that the worm'y' is our ever faithful Maggi)

How cld Sori Pandi give up when he meets his dream girl... being as close as he was with her, it was impossible to seduce her more... (n though his name sounds wierd, he is not the kinds to ra**)... He thinks hard n dwing dwing dwing dwing dwing... FLASHBACK

He remembers how his father did a seducing 'snake' dance to convince his mom to have her 15th worm child... those intricate movements of that dance has never failed to seduce anyone before...
Sori Pandi takes a deep breath, n crawls in front of Maggi... He closes his eyes n slowly lifts his body from the floor... he keeps dancing for a long while (n yes, his hips surely dont lie...) with every move he makes, he expects some kind of a reaction from Maggi, but there seem to be none... While he dances, he slowly opens his eyes to check Maggi, but obviously, there was no change...

Sensing something was certainly wrong, he taps Maggi on the head, but Maggi falls down... Our Sori Pandi, being just a worm, decides that his dream girl died, abused by his dancing and did not get seduced afterall... He falls down and cries n cries n cries... He promises that he would never even think about dancing again if his Girl gets back her life again...

God, watching the whole episode, is actually quite impressed by the dancing skills of Sori Pandi... He gets alarmed when Sori Pandi contemplates about quitting Snake Dance... He himself comes down as Mr. Doc Worm and takes the promise of Sori Pandi not to quit Snake Dance if he wanted Maggi back... After taking the promise, God gives life to Maggi, and Maggi actually becomes a Worm'y'...

Alas, Sori Pandi n Worm'y' live happily ever after! :D

Theme Music: Male chorus: Sori Sori Pandi, Sori Pandi
Sori Sori Pandi, Sori Pandi!!
Sori Sori Pandi, Sori Pandi!
Sori Sori Pandi, Sori Pandi!!

Acknowledments:

1. Thanks to Kiran for coming up with Snake Dance for Seduction
2. Thanks to Preetha for asking me not to kill Sori Pandi with a Heart Attack that his girl was dead, n making me omnipotent for this story n give life to Maggi aka Wormy!
3. Thanks to Maestro Illayaraja for my theme music, which was inspired from his Virumandi Track!