Went on to the Osian today with a new friend. Caught up a Japanese movie - Tokyo Sonata. A bit long but a good movie. An interesting company to boot. Had a hearty breakfast at Defence Colony of sausage-stuffed omlettes, bun maskas, tea, iced tea and chicken pie. Where we were seated, the light came in through a light green gauze of a curtain. There was an interesting profile shot of my friend reading the menu that I promised to catch in lens the next time around.
Came home and slept. and then caught up with a very old friend after a couple of months. Very old. Went to Huda market - had momos, a couple of rounds of tea, paranthas and some fags after a long time. Talked about - love, excitement and life: or rather the absence of all of them these days.
So, I spent the first half of the day laying new roads with someone; and the latter, revisiting old potted ones.
From Hitchcock to Shyamalan – on logic, plausibility, and the joys of being
manipulated
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*(From my Economic Times column)*
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Reading a book about Alfred Hitchcock recently, I saw one of his quotable
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