Comments on: Pooja

By: shilpa

shilpa — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 17:07:26 +0000

hey…love it…love the way u’ve drawn parallel between the two poojas…tho apparently if u c bollywood movies (80 onwards) poojas have been shown as non doormatish, strong characters…which is interesting and contrasting to your character sketch of Pooja…n madhuri dixit has played roles of so many poojas!

By: i.sol

i.sol — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 10:52:14 +0000

Well done!

By: modu goak

modu goak — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 14:05:26 +0000

i watch three women watch pooja. till now i didnt even know she is pooja. she is the character i see three women watch with eyes so wide that a hippo could walk through them. they watch till the ad break. then mute. then they shred her to pieces. ad break ends. unmute television, mute real women. on the side one woman enlightens me on the character. or the lack of it in some. whiskey sips go on. three women are my characters. pooja is their’s. thrice, 20 minute episodes later, i am slumped into the couch, acting pretending i am still watching the three women. in my head i am stiching pooja’s past. cool mamaji comes in shakes his head and goes to work. i am finishing my drink i tell myself. chhoti is animated as usual, not livid but laughing with indignition. another is mocking; the third is explaining the prerequisites of becoming a good doormat. i am smiling. my ears and eyes strain to catch pooja. i dont know her name. but i watch pooja now. and i didnt even get the free car deo

By: mikita

mikita — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 11:42:26 +0000

i loved it

By: Saunna

Saunna — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 05:42:38 +0000

Please don’t fall for the name Pooja, I know a very annoyingly arrogant one. Now that I think of it I know two, both bratty.
Thanks for the great read though;)