Budget, Boobs and Brickbats
If you are a conservative indiviual or my mom or a kid below 18, please come back again tommorow and I promise to write something more conservative maybe about how Lord Rama killed Ravana on the other side of the Palk Strait.
In a few hours from now, "Main Hoon Na" hero P.Chidambaram would have presented his budget and everybody will throw in their opnions including yours truly. But this year, there will be some interesting people who will air their views on television according to this article. . Since the show is on MTV and chennai viewers cannot see it as they are victims of CAS, SUN TV has decided to appease them by telecasting a special song composed by Paravai Munniyamma to honor P.Chidambaram. RAJ TV has always roped in Cinni Jayanth and "ThayirVadai" Desikan to talk about the budget with expert views from "Chittappa" Sarathkumar [ If you are wondering why he is chittappa, because he is married to "Chitti" Radhika]
Jokes apart, what was MTV thinking when it decided to rope in Mallika Sherawat to shed some light on the budget. If you read through that article it says "Younger children have questions about clothes" and I am wondering how can Mallika even answer them because in most of her movies, she is scantily draped and I bet she doesn't spend a fortune on clothes to be even worried about it. Since they have decided to invite her, it might be in best interests to make sure she is dressed with dignity if not, people might actually watch the show in mute and even some good views on the budget by Milind Deora might be lost. I don't want to be over critical of Mallika because in present day Indian politics, I wouldn't be surprised if Mallika is presenting the Indian Budget next year in the Lok Sabha. But one thing is certain, if she presents MPs wouldn't atleast stage a walkout like what BJP did in the last budgetary session.
One good thing to come out of this would be the fact that viewers might finally get to see Mallika in some light as they would have been accustomed to seeing her only when the lights were off.
If you are a conservative indiviual or my mom or a kid below 18, please come back again tommorow and I promise to write something more conservative maybe about how Lord Rama killed Ravana on the other side of the Palk Strait.
In a few hours from now, "Main Hoon Na" hero P.Chidambaram would have presented his budget and everybody will throw in their opnions including yours truly. But this year, there will be some interesting people who will air their views on television according to this article. . Since the show is on MTV and chennai viewers cannot see it as they are victims of CAS, SUN TV has decided to appease them by telecasting a special song composed by Paravai Munniyamma to honor P.Chidambaram. RAJ TV has always roped in Cinni Jayanth and "ThayirVadai" Desikan to talk about the budget with expert views from "Chittappa" Sarathkumar [ If you are wondering why he is chittappa, because he is married to "Chitti" Radhika]
Jokes apart, what was MTV thinking when it decided to rope in Mallika Sherawat to shed some light on the budget. If you read through that article it says "Younger children have questions about clothes" and I am wondering how can Mallika even answer them because in most of her movies, she is scantily draped and I bet she doesn't spend a fortune on clothes to be even worried about it. Since they have decided to invite her, it might be in best interests to make sure she is dressed with dignity if not, people might actually watch the show in mute and even some good views on the budget by Milind Deora might be lost. I don't want to be over critical of Mallika because in present day Indian politics, I wouldn't be surprised if Mallika is presenting the Indian Budget next year in the Lok Sabha. But one thing is certain, if she presents MPs wouldn't atleast stage a walkout like what BJP did in the last budgetary session.
One good thing to come out of this would be the fact that viewers might finally get to see Mallika in some light as they would have been accustomed to seeing her only when the lights were off.