Sunday 3 April 2016

Bhag Mallya Bhag

Bhag mallya mallya
              The first time I saw a Kingfisher was in your label. Even now never seen the bird in the concrete jungle, where I live. Heard ED had issued 3rd notice. Don’t know how much they can issue as per their SoP. You were poster boy of the country a few years ago. You were celebrated as a patriot when you brought back the Tipu Sultan sword a decade ago from an English auction house. But good times have changed. Along with you even Tipu Sultan is being made controversial.
             “God”…. Now I remember you even bringing Mahatma’s things over auction. But sure ‘Father of The Nation’ will be spared from petty politics. We Indians are well known to forget things too fast. As we forgot your deeds of patriotism we will soon forget your financial mischief’s    and you will come out same old flamboyant , maybe Phoenix be your brand symbol then.
             You were the first desi to change the outlook  of our Indian calendars you were our banner to say to the world that even India have zero size models. Those poor things,  have you taken them along with you.
               In India it had always been a scene that the borrower  (mainly farmers) commit suicide owing to the lenders pressure. It’s you who is set to change that bourgeois tic  custom, as don’t know how many lenders are to die unnatural deaths.
              Many suggest you in tabloids to sell off your cruise, jet,  F1 team some dump heads suggest  even your brewery shares. But being a real well wisher I would suggest , take on all notices, lead a cool life in a English county for few years, then a time will come when a finance minister will announce that your case is settled by sending few retired bank officers behind bars and writing off your debts by introducing .5% entertainment cess. Till then Bhag Mallya Bhag.
              Forgot a personal question, Is your son’s spikes still erect.
                                                                                                            A Thought The Other Way Round

                                                                                                                       Hareesh Aravindakshan.


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