Following the court order... (Note: Rented wig. Moustache not to scale.)
In a landmark verdict, Barabanki bench of Allahabad High Court today decreed that Lord Ram had thick, bushy moustaches, and changes be made in Hindu calendar art as well as Arun Govil to reflect the reality. “Lord Ram grew a pencil thin moustache soon after his 19th Birthday, and then, during the 14-year long exile, he went for a make-over resulting in thick moustache so as to mingle with crowds down south”, read the judgement text on the official website of the High Court.
Reacting to the judgement, Arun Govil, the smiling-face actor who played Lord Ram in a hit TV series in the 80’s, said: “I respect the court judgement, but hope I haven’t lost my moustache hormones forever, owing to years of clean-shaving. It would have been great if they had given some verdict on the beard/stubble part too, and got the facial hair issues done with.”
A classic Indian timepass, now a court order. (Image courtesy: Chandan from Indore)
Chandan, a 16-year old High School student in Indore, is ecstatic with the verdict though. “I have been drawing moustaches on the faces on calendars, magazines, newspaper ads ever since I was 4-year old. In fact, I should confess that I love Katrina Kaif with moustaches.”
A majority of tired TV debaters, after a 12-hour shouting match with alternate-view holders, hailed the judgement as ‘worthy of a good debate’. Politicians of both the ruling as well as opposition parties appealed the masses to stay calm, unaffected, and dumb.
Meanwhile, another PIL, asking the court to ascertain the “proper English spellings of Lord Ram’s sons Luv* and Kush, especially Luv*” has been filed by a shopkeeper in Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh. “Is it LOVE or LUV, or LOV?”, asks the PIL.
(Additional Disclaimer: This post is a work of fiction. Written in good humor. Please don’t break vodka bottles on anybody’s head after reading this. And don’t sue. Please.)
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LOL. Awesome as ever :).
“he went for a make-over resulting in thick moustache so as to mingle with crowds down south” — tryly inspired stuff sirji! 😛
BTW, you forgot about 4 g’s in the spelling of dabangggg :).
Haa haa…skipped 4 Gs deliberately. Do not want a whole generation of kids to grow up thinking Dabang is spelled with multiple Gs.
cool…. humor 8/10 …. satire 10/10
I think it is a great post to read after listening to screaming anchors on TV
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loved ur post….u have gods blessing of humour…go ahead…let india have its own “onion news network”…scale this up…ur blogs are awesome !!
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LOL, esp. the bit on the national pastime of drawing moustaches, aapne to logon ki nas pakad li!
Good one .. luv’d – PIL on “proper English spellings of Luv* … by a shopkeeper in Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh. “Is it LOVE or LUV, or LOV?” … LOL
Wonder if Aamir khan picked up this idea and remade his super HIT (the mosquito killer ‘hit’) film “love love love” with this title … and this ‘meaningful’ theme ! .. possibly a good idea for Jai hind 😉
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