Sunday, December 4, 2011

5 Things you can't "not ignore" this winter



In the recent times, its observed, human race is as stressed and bored as it never was. Psychologists hold many reasons accountable including busy lifestyles, work pressure and stuff, but another completely ignored factor, “information overload” also contributes significantly to stress and boredom. I have listed out top 5 totally ignorable things, that are responsible for almost 80% of current information overload in our lives and can be easily kept at bay.

5.) Just when you thought media is over and done with its incessant Bachchan rant, in form of painfully cheesy headers of "Abb Tak Bachchan" and "Buddha Tera Baap" sorts, Bachchans get more innovative. Coining of term "Beti B" is example of purely an uncreative and exhaustive piece of entertainment journalism. Cooperating with media, Bachchans have left no stone unturned to produce a legacy bearing child even before her birth. From publishing the dates of baby showers to inviting suggestions for baby names!!!! Really!? We don't think anyone gives a hoot over such achievements. So we give best regards to Bachchans for their future endeavours to clutter our TV screens and magazines, but hello! I have the remote control remember? Click!! Will someone tell me show timings for Adam's family?

4.) Just now, we effectively learnt to shoo off attention seeking celebrities, we might as well use same tricks to ignore this first son who sports a perennial loserish expression from ear to ear. Most political legacy holders have still kept low key unlike Bollywood, however the one that defies the trend is one who knows no bounds of nonchalance that is iced with sheer stupidity. A national disaster of the proportions of Rahul Gandhi in highest political echelons can only be avoided by totally forgetting the existence of such threat, only if you believe in Modern day philosophical SECRETS. Otherwise all you need is a little movement of finger. No, not to show it to anyone, just to press your remote key.

3.) Before Mahesh Bhatt gets on to me for biasing someone for her profession, here are my apologies for not including him in nominations, its all merit based you see. The Indo-Canadian porn star may have sparked the excitement of men from all ethnic and social backgrounds, but watching Sunny Leon pretend awfully innocent and cute is something, for what you will need dozens of hajmolas to shove down your stomach. Agreed, she is great at what she does and all that jazz, but I am afraid unless we have really skewed understanding of women empowerment, the third most irrational thing to ignore is Sunny Leone in the house of Big Boss. Yes, and if we want some sex education for our kids, there are many safer tutorials available on Internet almighty.

2.) Past few days on Facebook have been overwhelming for how our responsible netizens have displayed a sense of virtual patriotism. Be it the difference in petrol prices across neighbouring countries, parliamentary expenses or expenses on the VVIP prisoner Ajmal Kasab. Had it been for the most of us, Kasab wouldn't have inhaled a breath after the surrender, but however unfortunate it is, we need to accept the fact that the bench of Supreme Court judges don't bother to browse through our FB status messages, and we need to move on and divert our focus from a sadistic murderer to rather more enjoyable things, just like we will, while on dance floor on New Year's Eve.

1.) By the time this post materializes most of you would have given into this temptation already, however, even if I am not getting paid for it, I will throw at thee, these pearls of wisdom. There is a buzz about studio jam sessions being the next big thing in music industry, which as well might be true, as long as its music. But watching bunch of groggy star-kids trying to glorify a racist and sexist song is another thing. Kolaveri after getting its renditions in all Indian languages and dialects seems most arduous task to be ignored this New Year. The way song has become an instant hit is not a factual evidence of its musical genius. Right now while the whole nation croons Kolaveri Di, we should realize, this preposterous monologue is as much a song as nargis fakri an actress. Beating all the strong contenders this song outnumbers the charts today among top most things to be ignored this winter. However, a remote control wouldn't be much help here; a few technical lessons in content block on social networking sites will come handy.