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Amir Khan at IIM - Bangalore

A colleague of mine informed me that Aamir Khan was playing badminton at IIM(B). Big deal!!! But then I thought, it is less than a couple of minute's drive away...and let's face it...Amir Khan is a bigdeal!!

I have been reading in the newspapers that the Super Star and some of the cast and crew of Three Idiots were camping at IIM(B). So here was my chance.
I grabbed my camera and started off. True to its reputation, the couple of minute's drive on Banerghata Road proved a lot more than that with heavy traffic on Saturday night. Infact it was a big night at IIM(B) otherwise as well as there fest is going on.

Using my contact, and showing adequate at outrage at the poor security guard manning the side gate for trying to stop a Professor.... (my act of outrage actually provoked a stifled laughter from my colleague) I reached the badminton court and clicked away many a photographs and a few short videos.

Obviously, now I feel to bashful to show it around to my colleagues and friends....so here it is....on my blog!!!

You'll find the Ghajini star and also Madhavan, Sharman Joshi, Raju Hirani and Prakash Padukone in the photographs.....
Btw...I found Amir K a pretty good player honestly, you was thorughly enjoying the game, partnered with Prakash Padukone. Even with so many people watching him and cameras clicking away (without Flash) you kept up a constant banter with his partner and cheered every good shot.




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  1. Comrade! We have decided that we cannot have the blogger meet with you being there. Everyone's asking if Comrade or "that funny dude" will be there. Hope you can make it - it's on saturday, Feb 28th. Check IndiBloggerfor more info.

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  2. Hi Renie...my sincere apologies.....i would have loved to attend....however it co-incides with my office Annual Day...the kind of event where staying away will get noticed.....do look forward to any further opportunities and any other endeavor of indibloggers

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  3. I read your blog and found it very informative. The event blogs are striking enough to have a feel of the event, so, I would like to have a little chit-chat on your blogging interests. And even we are coming up with an event on startups on June 6th in Bangalore. So, can I have your contact details? Looking forward to hear from you.

    Link for the Event: http://www.siliconindia.com/startupcity_09/index.php

    Contact me: ojas@siliconindia.com

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  4. What a coincidence.
    I too managed to get an invite to attend a talk by Ak on the making of Lagaan and cinema in IIM that same week.
    I have to say that he does have verbal diahorrea.

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  7. Please, give me link to download XRumer 7.0!!!
    Thanks!

    Always yours,
    miss MW

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