Legs up

 A funny statue that I saw during my visit to Brighton in 2013

Warning Sign !

 Is this meant to be read after the accident 😳??!!

Paris 2024

 

The final lasting memories of Olympics Paris 2024...

Bangaluru or Bengaluru !

 How to confuse someone new to Bengaluru !?

High jumper...

 A jay walker or Jumper !?

Height of self confidence !

Bengaluru traffic cops are legendary for their creativity and recently to their credit have come up with the brilliant idea of putting mannequins dressed as cops in traffic junctions to scare off traffic violators...but there is only a small problem. These mannequins do not have pot bellies! 

If you guys think we will be duped by a 6 feet tall, paper white complexioned ,super fit mannequin...Better luck next time!

The lockdown looks...

The effect of staying at home during the last 50 odd days of lockdown surely has its effect :)

BBMP the Great !

monkey bath ...

Spot the Rat !

Daily checks !

Phase 1 of my project is handed over and is getting occupied.During one of my site rounds, I found an occupant's bicycle parked in the basement and something caught my eye on the hand bar. Closer examination revealed some interesting notes - "daily checks"and "Do's and Dont's"!
 ...he must be a real life "Ghajini'  !!!

Indore !

Indore comes to my neighborhood :) 

Kabali da !

Rajinikanth's 'Kabali' cinema fever enters new frontiers! Meat comes in a new kabalicious package! மகிழ்ச்சி.....!

What a gift !

Love redefined...

Helmet message!

This guy was on his motorbike next to my car...couldn't resist clicking!

Gest kidding!

Gest for laughs !

Eye test...

Boilers !!!

Clicked on the way...a Chicken shop!

Yaro oruvan mullaiku Car koduthan...

Obviously, Someone had forgotten where he parked his car....! 

This scene reminded me of a Tamil folklore of the legendary Paari , a 9th century Tamil Chola king.  In Tamil Nadu  a standard exam question for elementary school kids is – “What did Paari do?”, and the reply being “பாரி முல்லைக்கு தேர் கொடுத்தான்” (i.e. “Paari gave his chariot to mullai ”).
The story goes that one day as Paari was going through a forest on his golden chariot, he stopped near a stream to quench his thirst. When he returned he found that a mullai plant (a wild jasmine creeper) had entwined itself around one of the wheels of the chariot. To move the chariot would mean to break the tendril. So Paari  actually gave his golden chariot to the plant to creep and walked back to his palace. He became known for his love for nature and his philanthropy till this day and is known as Paari-vallal.