At Signal : thats typical of India

I was coming to office this morning .... at signal there were two men on bike. bike looked brand new, one of the latest models of Bajaj.
Driver looked dashing.. with silver bracelet in hand... long thick chain in neck..
His right hand finger was red colored, must be a God devotee who did pooja... as i was thinking that he was so spiritual, there he spited his mouthful of Gutaka- a flavored tobacco.
It was so weird to see these kind of people who keep themselves clean N neat but cant keep the surroundings clean..Thats seen at every signal in India a very disappointing to say ...
At the same time they want call themselves conscious & sophisticated..
Conscious for praying god n Believing him but not taking care of their own country..

If one has to stay here... one ha to have hope... hope with betterment... & improvement at everyones end.


Have a hopeful week !!

Rakhi

I made this card for all Brothers who are not in town.....

Have Bright Day!

Design

Hie...

I was trying some graphic designs. But this time it has very commercial purpose.. this was for my Uncle. He has his resort in kokan. He arranges lot tours for kids in summer & winter vacations, also for youngsters & old ones.
He has come up with real nice concept, for kids. This concept is meant for those Fast life(Mumbai) Parnets, who dose not get enough time, to spend with their kids.
He is gonna take all kids, to different places to pacify their inquisitiveness.
So the design & punch line were made accordingly, Bright colors are used which gets associated with kids... here is the copy :

TM

A bitter One

It was Saturday, I was late & wanted to reach to office soon, Shantanu dropped me half way & there I picked up ric... (Rickshaw). The driver was an old man must in his 70s. He had grey hair & wrinkled skin; he was wearing brown lining shirt & brown pant. From his appearance, he looked like from that rich class. I thought its circumstance must have made him do this.

I got into ric hurriedly, I forgot to check whether he put meter or not. Respecting his age,I asked him very humbly whether he put meter or not … he shouted back. I again, kept cool asked him why he is shouting…. He kept quite. He moved on. I had told him the road; he tried to act smart, by following his way. I stopped him, again he gave back. I was just telling myself... ‘Keep cool’! & journey continued, half the way he again took diversion, I tried explaining him, but he was in no mood to listen, he kept on shouting, he went up to the extent that he said he will not have any business because of me. I really lost my temper finally gave him my peace of mind.

My argument was not about the road or meter, I would have given him ten rupees extra but it was about the age & respect.

If someone is giving you respect, one has to acknowledge it & should not take advantage of the respect.

Anyway this was real bitter one... to experience!

thats life....