I got this email the other day from a guy called Anish Vyavahare. Apparently he’s written a book called Mumbai On The Footboard which will be out in the market next week. To be honest I kinda forgot about it till he sent me a remind with this info. “I work as a copywriter for [...]

Ola, apologies for the random disappearances. I’ve been trying to get the new blog just right and my mild (or so I thought) OCD is NOT helping at all! So as per your valuable suggestions I reverted to the good ‘ol shady figure that I am up top and have added several new functions which [...]

So here it is! missmalini version 2.0ye! I’m working on getting all the comments migrated and the links/pictures just right so please bear with me. Also have tons of pictures and stuff from the weekend was just waiting for the DNS server to kick in with my new address. So sit back enjoy and don’t [...]

Check it out, missmalini has arrived! The good people at CNBC TV18 tell me they’re going to feature my blog this week on a show called Tech Toyz. ISD Fri 6:30pm and Sat 7:30pm on. Tune in if you get the chance :)

So as you may have noticed I’ve recently discovered the wonderful world of Twitter which I confess eluded me for way longer than necessary. So now that I’ve figured it out I can bring you the juice, fresh (and with pictures) from my night outs in Mumbai thanks to my fabulous trusted 5 mega-pixel phone [...]

Not one to mince words Varon BK Sharma’s book the “Assassination of George Bush” is ominously tagged ‘It’s not just about killing.” The book apparently attempts to delve inside the psyche of a ‘Islamic terrorist’ and the mind of the head of a super power at the same time. The fireworks when they clash, surrounded [...]

As election fever heightens for Thursday’s big voting day here was an unexpected sight to see outside the Trident Hotel yesterday. SoBo’s elite and Page 3 regulars (usually considered part of the politically vapid) turned up in droves to support Congress candidate Milind Deora in his election campaign. The Deora family, including mother Hema, [...]

Earlier this evening I had one of those delightful Bollywood encounters you always hope to have in Mumbai. The one where you find yourself in the same room with India’s biggest superstar and can actually stare unabashedly at them to your hearts content! Roli Books launched an amazing amalgamation of essay’s titled “Icons” about the [...]

Vir Sanghvi has an interesting perspective on 26/11 and Mumbai’s reaction. Check it out. Its funny (and sad) how true it is that “this too shall pass” I remember feeling absolutely numb when it all went down, and now I might linger momentarily if I see a picture of the poster boy terrorist Kasab who [...]