Jack of all trades, master of none

The very first question that came to my mind after watching this movie was 'What did the director want to convey with the story?'. It seemed that our director had not put enough efforts to make the abducted girl feel that she had been kidnapped! Our villain(khal-nayak), in fact has to give her the bad news - 'Maine tumhe kidnap kya hai'? What a poor guy! And when the billionaire papa-the-great came to the rescue of his daughter, he forgot all the law & order. He was thrashing traffic, robbing money, doing everything to turn himself to a full-fledged criminal! I wonder nowhere in the movie anything was shown about the police activity against this criminal. And how a poor boy(who stays in an orphanage) came to learn driving skills at such a little age? He drove a Merc to get his injured pal to the hospital. Another thing was that the director had not given importance to the details. It could be easily noticed if the two persons who played the villains were compared. ...

It has been almost one and half months since my last post. To tell the truth, boredom has become a dominating part of my life at Nagoya. Yeah I know I have works to do in office, I have to prepare the meals, I have to wash my clothes myself, I have to do every single thing that I did not use to do back in India myself(except the office works). To gain a control over this boredom, I found only thing, I told my inner self - 'Sleep, sleep a lot Raj'! I din't have any other choice. The idiot box in my room always shows me the chat shows, base-ball matches. Oh, I hate these chat-shows. The gang of some non-sense Japanese always discuss some miserable topics, ranging from their daily life-style, how they take their doggys for a walk to every other thing that any sensible person will find less interesting. I really sometimes wonder whether these people have got any other work to do! Anyway, it seemed that boredom has gained the resistance over the sleep-pill also. Though I am not ...