Shifted backside, imported crackery and Brocheva revarura ...
What do these have in common? All part of a bus ride back home from ITPL :)
The shifted backside was not incurred by me, because of the bad road - but happened to be a sign put up by a shopkeeper to indicate that he has vacated his older shop facing the road, and moved to a shop at the back.
The imported crackery was not any drug case busted, but happened to be a sale on airport road, selling plates, spoons and other dinner sets. (I think the owner meant crockery!)
And as for '
Brocheva
', the driver had a small AM radio and a speaker above his head, which he had tuned to
All India Radio Vividh Bharathi
. It has been so long since I listened to this. And yesterday, it was Unni Krishnan crooning to
Brocheva
in
Kamas
, and
Paluke Bangara mayena
in
Ananda Bhairavi
. The driver was fully into the music. He was tapping his foot, putting thalam on the steering wheel, and was totally enjoying a full-blown music sabha experience. Only that, his driving speed or his rashness did not reduce, because of the mellifluous music.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6FIwW-qWGQ&hl=en]
Incidentally, Paluke is a briilliantly addictive song. I am still humming it.