A Night of Wreckoning at Riyadh

The biggest boxing card in recent times, featuring an array of pugilistic talent.

The Humourist of Chendamangalam

I had an uncle from my mother’s side who resided in a little town called Chendamangalam in Kerala. He ran a shop at the junction of the village that he lived in. It was a smallish community and everybody knew one another. Our community temple was down the road. The village holds many memories ofContinue reading “The Humourist of Chendamangalam”

Trouser Man

He wore a greyish t-shirt tucked into track pants. He was roundish and had an unkempt stubble. I had my mask on, hence I was spared the ordeal of having to take a whiff of him, as he most certainly did not look too clean. He, on the other hand, had no mask on.

A Confused Visitor

The glassy silence at the Heritage Centre was shattered with the sound of a loud bang. It was almost closing time, and we were all startled. I was wondering if I should notify the Security Section which was across the hallway from the backdoor. Was it an extraterrestrial invasion? Was it a result of oneContinue reading “A Confused Visitor”

The Mystery of the Fallen Potted Plants

There was order and neatness in every aspect, on the lawn outside. The glass window of the Heritage Centre revealed a soothing view of greenery and sunlight. However, there was a slight concern at the Centre. Three pots amidst the uniform green, always seemed to be lying down. Funnily, they pointed to the same directionContinue reading “The Mystery of the Fallen Potted Plants”

Journey Through Red – A Brief Look at Night Shyamalan’s ‘The Sixth Sense’

Her sense of colourful clothing and nail-polish stands out amidst the gloom of the household. Personally, I had a feeling that Lynn may have suffered from a multiple personality disorder which may have had an impact on her child.