Monday, December 31, 2012

Political: Work ethics

In the Lok Sabha, 400 starred questions were listed, out of which only 49 could be answered orally. "This on an average about 2.45 questions could be answered per day, which you will agree is extremely low," Speaker Meira Kumar said as the session, which began on November 22, came to an end.

Normally software employees have work targets to accomplish by end of day (or EOD as we like to say). Employees finish their work in time, if it does not get completed in time they do overtime (mostly, at zero pay) to finish it, But why do our esteemed MPs have no targets to achieve in a day. They can have simple targets such as bills required to be voted on during a session are debated.

If employees Do the work assigned, I hope our knowledgeable MPs should also do their work OR It can be (mis) interpreted that Despite their cloying concerns for our safety and progress, they are just not that into us! ;)

Friday, December 28, 2012

A brainy movie


The good shepherd (2006) is a spy movie on CIA formation and work as a subversive agency.
This movie would involve using your deduction powers for acts as there are no redundant dialogues such as "He is the thief." "Catch him"
Matt Damon is at his usual best playing a silent CIA director.

P.S>There are some great dialogues.

Thursday, December 27, 2012

Matt Damon as a politician

The Adjustment Bureau (2011)

Romantic movie on choices made in life. If a path guarantees you sucess in life while other is uncertain but gives you happiness. Which one would you choose? :)

Matt Damon looks good as a witty politician.

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

A call for excellence


This one is from the annals of history of India. It was during the period when India imported even needles from England for stitching clothes.

Mr. Jamsetji Tata presented this inspiring vision for India saying :

"I want India's best to be world's best."

The vision and magnanimous thought behind it is admirable.

Good Hindi movie to watch

"Halla bol"
This is a movie about rise,fall and rise of an actor.
The message, theme and direction are excellent.
The stand-outs are ajay devgan's performance, pankaj kapoor's oratorical skills and Vidya Balan's straight speak on media voyeurism.

Friday, December 21, 2012

What can I say :)


Movie worth watching

Wag the dog (1997)

Starring Dustin Hoffman and Robert De Niro

It is a an entertaining movie about "How war is the best business!"