Through the eyes of a flâneur. It has been a while since I blogged! Last post was in November 2015? Gosh, so much as happened since then! I guess now is a good time to get up to speed with everything. The Time I Binge-watched Too Much.

Experiences of my travel across India. At Inoxmovies, R City Mall, Ghatkopar. Expectations were large, considering the kind of films Nag has been doing off late, no reason to keep the expectations low. Was skeptical about the kind of film this was going to be.

Posted in MUMBAI LOCAL - Stories From The Lifeline Of Mumbai. The sheer unpredictability of its characters, the transition that each one undergoes in the 2 hrs and 15 minutes of the film and the catharsis that one experiences through Ra.

Elllis Island in the harbor of New York City was the gateway to America for 60 years. Today immigrants are still coming to America but in different ways and with different means.

The World as I see it. Proud to Be an Indian. As I stand on the sea-shore. With waves washing my feet. I drown into my pensive lanes. As I see them retreat. Million forms of the formless. And yet they are the same. Million colours of the colourless. Playing the same old game. Thousand waves that strike a day. Trying hard to gain some land. Endless efforts go in vain. Invincible stands the rule of sand.

Originally posted on The River Walk. Be wise, my child, and make my heart glad. Then I will be able to answer my critics. Being an Adult is Hard.

Born in India and brought up in Dubai, Dhage has also shot an industrial film for Los Angeles City College and appeared in television commercials for Telemundo and Dove.

Really missed you guys you know. Missed all the kicking of asses and all the haters of REALITIES. So tell me, did you miss me ladies? Ok now, married and unmarried, you get to the house of the man you are with, what do you do? July 31, 2013.