Have a laugh

After a season of  ’politically incorrect’ posts/comments, heated arguments and trolls on my poor blog, I leave you this weekend with some of my most favorite clips of Russell Peters. Russell Peters is a famous stand up comedian from Canada, but his popularity extends to several countries. He was born to Anglo Indian parents who were immigrants from India; Russell himself grew up in multicultural Toronto. His jokes make fun of almost all cultures and communities, especially of those in which he has grown up in and which he understands the most. Enjoy!

How Bruno Interviewed a Terrorist

Sacha Baron Cohen has always appeared in interviews or talk shows posing as one of his characters, but rarely as himself. In a rare talk show appearance as himself, on the popular Late Show with David Letterman, Sacha talked about what it took to get an interview with an actual terrorist.

Below is the clip of that ’interview’ from the movie. Last I hear is that the terrorist is suing Sacha for exploiting him for this interview!

Can you beat these Japanese inventions?

Bowling Accident

Nostalgia

While going through some old videos on You tube, I found these fascinating videos of old Indian TV commercials. Anybody who has grown up in India during mid-80’s through early-90’s will remember these commercials. These videos are listed in no particular order of my liking them.

1. Gold Spot: Till date, no soft drink has tasted better to me than what Gold Spot had tasted long back. And, this commercial looked so hip then.

Election Mania

Racism in the elevator! :)

Funny! (Got it as an email forward)

OBAMA’s NEW LOOK WITH FAIR & LOVELY

Polar Bear?

As extreme cold grips Montreal, with “feels like” temperature dropping to -36 degree Celsius, my friend is really pissed off and his interesting ‘perspectives’ often amuse me. He joined the faculty as Assistant Professor last year only and hence is experiencing the infamous Montreal winter -in it’s ‘full glory’- for the first time. Also, the fact that he originally comes from very warm areas of Hindi hinterland in India, makes his life in this type of weather even more challenging.

Mera Joota hai Iraqi