Posted on Friday, October 22, 2004 - 1:34 pm:

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`Pedda Papakomo Paita (dupatta) kaasta peddadayera... Chinna Papakomo Cheera (saree) Kasta Chinnadayera...' (For the senior girl, the dupatta or uppercloth is short, for the junior teeny-boppy the sarre is short. And the Big-small and the Small-big girls anyway strut around in their birthday dresses or devata vastras to the delight of the front and backrow boys alike.

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Many decent people perhaps prefer to remain deaf while this tape/cassette with blow hot and blow clod stuff runs.

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Posted on Friday, October 22, 2004 - 1:33 pm:

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In one movie, the swinging-swaying hero croons thus: `Centurilu Kottu Vayasu Maadi, Boundaries daate Manasu Maadi . The scene has to be watched to be believed. The hero and his heartthrob dance to the number as if they are rivals in one of the worst fought out wrestling contests - a la desi kusti competitions.

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Posted on Friday, October 22, 2004 - 1:33 pm:

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In one of the songs in `Jeans', the lyrics go like this: `On seeing her (the heroine's) thin waist, I feel the Lord, Our Maker, is a miserly guy. As I lift my eyes, the same Lord is generous and bounteous!' . Wonderful lyrics?

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One wonders what would have been the description, if the song writer looked below her waistline and not above. One fails to understand why lyricists linger for long and lovingly on the lingerie and other details of female form.

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