Category Archives: Teja’s drawings
city le lo, bhai, city ..
So while I write several words about hawkers, Teja does this. The hawker selling the city by the lake. City-wala, would we call him? Or builder? Acrylic on canvas, 24″x36″, … Continue reading
jab tak hain jaan (2012) – you look just the same
The Khan trio by dint of fate are born in the same year as me. For that reason alone, I’ve watched their failures and successes with a sense of camaraderie, … Continue reading
hips never lie
So, the other day, I had a hip into a man’s face. Then, a hand up a man’s thigh. A couple of hand brushings. A pat on a man’s head. … Continue reading
Copy Chris, Paste Ghajini
Teja decided to take Christopher Nolan with us to see ‘Ghajini‘. I said: “Is that a good idea?” Teja said: “Well, it’s a copy of his film, so … “ … Continue reading
1, 2, 9 or 10?
Poor Suzi in ‘The Evening in Paris‘, the heroine Deepa’s twin sister, lost in childhood. Not only does the hero, Sam detest her for smoking, drinking, and asking for a … Continue reading
The Humble Mosquito
Yesterday, Teja scolded me for sitting on my script, in the hope that it would hatch into a film with my body warmth. In 2 months, I have sent the … Continue reading
Traffic Jam
When I say: “I’m sure, there must be a traffic cop ahead, Teja. I’m telling you. They always create a jam.” – Sometimes Teja clenches his teeth and wonders how … Continue reading
