Sadhu Agase... Once Said....

What You Perceive Is Your Reality, 

What I Perceive Is My reality ... 

There Is No Reality As Such ... 

There Are Only Perceptions....

Vishwanath Patekar  or Nana Patekar is famously known  as a simple man with minimum needs and a heart of gold which

He lives a very down to earth life. Also, He is widely known for his charitable work. 

He helps the poor and needy. He is also very close to his Mother!!

He doesn't live a flashy lifestyle. 

And his incredible work in Bollywood can never be forgotten or replaced simply because actors of his calibre are rare phenomenon. His Role as Sadhu Agashe is remarkable. His speech, expression and style!! Makes you live the movie!!

My personal was Udai Shetty from Welcome!! for his famous JIF "Control Udai Control"

He is one of those actors who have proven that Bollywood is just about talent. His dashing looks and complimenting personality says it all!!

Hitler Could Fart Anywhere??!! Gas Chamber Connection!!

Yes guys!! 

But Hitler Suffered from what we today call Irritable Bowl Syndrome. 

Hitler was prescribed over 90 drugs during the World War II.!! 

He tried too many medicines to save himself from public embarrassment !! and also tried some Chamomile Tea as well!!

But the medicines made him worse!!! (If you know what I mean) ... 

Also, it wouldn't be wrong to assume that Hitler had tasted his own fart, which gave him the idea of Gas Chambers, believe it or not!! LOL.. 

https://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/stories/hitlers-embarrassing-health-problems

WARNING "Watch it get dark. Don't look up at the sun, especially young children ... You'll be sorry." 21/08/2017

For years now , Lou has not been able to read anything with his right eye alone. The pea-sized blank spot in his right eye significantly impacts his vision. Lou advised anyone who wants to watch the upcoming solar eclipse to heed his advice. 

"Watch it get dark. Don't look up at the sun, especially young children ... You'll be sorry."

When Lou Tomososki was just a teenager, he did a few  things like all other kids did, But this one thing that Lou did for a mere 20 seconds in the 1960s cost him something irreplaceable.He impaired his vision.His science teacher had informed the students about an upcoming solar eclipse that they could check out. But that 20-second glimpse at a solar eclipse robbed Lou of his sight.

This year AUGUST 21, 2017, is going to be yet another powerful Solar Eclipse and watch out everyone, because, this could because your story too. 

Experts advise total eye protection. It will be an amazing solar phenomenon  that should only be enjoyed with full protection gear. 

Who was Bhagat Singh and why is he forgotten!! 86 years of INJUSTICE!!

Indian Independence is one of the biggest chapter in world History, but why have we forgotten the most charming and young freedom fighter. 

My only unanswered question today is why didn't Mahatma Gandhi save their lives. Bhagat Singh was an ardent follower of Mahatma Gandhi but was Gandhi concerned about the well being of his honest followers. 

Bhagat Singh was born in Punjab, India (now Pakistan), on September 27, 1907, to a Sikh family deeply involved in political activities. He quit school at thirteen to devote his life to Indian independence. He became involved in several violent demonstrations of political defiance and was arrested several times. Singh was found guilty of killing a British police officer and hanged on March 23, 1931.

By the time Bhagat Singh was 13, he was well familiar with this family’s revolutionary activities. His father was a supporter of Mahatma Gandhi, and after Gandhi called for boycotting government-aided institutions, Singh left school and enrolled in the National College at Lahore, where he studied European revolutionary movements. In time, he would become disenchanted with Gandhi’s non-violent crusade, believing that armed conflict was the only way to political freedom.

It is sad the we still have the picture of Gandhi on our currency (who was shot by an Indian) , Now imagine the flight of Indians and the decisions of Gandhi! 

Also, 2nd October is celebrated and is a gazetted holiday in India while 23rd March, just another day in our calendars, yes yes of course, it is official termed as the Shaheed Bhagat Singh Divas.. 

Wait, Isn't Shaheed means martyr who died for his country, so very well do we acknowledge his sacrifices on paper but since Singh wasn't 'Politically' as correct as Gandhi, we let his sacrifices perish!!

The truth is Shaheed Bhagat Singh's picture in true sense deserves to be on our Indian currency.. Rather than a man who just created life long hatred (India Pakistan Bangladesh ).. and ultimate was assassinated by an Indian because, by then Indians knew they wouldn't take any non-sense any further!! 

PS- General Dyer killed several thousands of Indian in jallianwala bagh massacre and he became a celebrated hero!! :P weird right??