My Corporate World!

Think Darsh! Think! There must be at least one small job that your boss has given you and you have not done it today. Think!

Nope! Nothing sweetie. There is nothing at all. You are just wasting the good time of your life, when you should be working hard to build your career.

Just another boring day at work. Doing nothing, lazing around, munching cheese balls and recollecting the movie I saw last night-Corporate.

Trust me guys this movie is amazing. I should say I haven’t seen such a good movie in the recent past. The credit goes completely to Madhur Bandarkar. I remember he was sitting in row no. 9 & me in row no. 10 for the IIFA Awards Show. I remember he looked at me twice (Or was he wondering why I was staring at him?). Well, it was natural that some one sitting and talking to the person on his left would unknowingly look at the girl sitting in the very next row behind him. Hehe…

Well, whatever the movie was awesome. I mean I have no words to explain. Bips looked very smart in those business suits. Kay Kay not to mention has always been a favorite of mine. I felt lost when he died in the movie; I mean just think of Nishi (Bips). Poor girl, she was one the top most executives of the Segal Group and she ends up counting the iron bars in the jail. Sad isn’t? Even I felt that. Cruel world, corporate world.

Madhur did the same to his fans in the movie ‘Page 3’. Without being a journalist or a business executive in real I could literally feel the difficulties & consequences of being sincere towards profession or certain individuals in corporate companies & in high-class societies, where human relations have no importance but just money & fame. Thanks to the unknown power which rules the sub conscious mind of the creatures on earth that I was never into these kind of societies where I may have to see my dad having a keep or mom getting drunk after the every late night parties.

If there is one only thing I didn’t like about movie ‘Corporate’ it is the narration, which was surprisingly worthless. Honestly, as a viewer I felt the narration stuff was avoidable through out the film. When Madhur could communicate so much in his previous movies through his extraordinary technique of direction why did he want someone to tell the viewers what’s going on in the movie. But never mind the movie is worth a second watch and I have already asked my lazy colleague who is still sleeping at his home to get me CD copy of the film.

My corporate world-A Bihari Boss & Bihari colleagues. Someone help me get in touch with Madhur Bandarkar? I have an exclusive script.