26 February 2012

#WTF Ranting Series 3

In Hindi there is a term called “drushta Neta” literally meaning “visionary leader”. Ironically, the definition now means, “Neta jisne apne ku-karmo ki kalikh apne career par lagai hai aur jise ab aam admi ki nazar nahi lagti”. If you are an international reader of my blog you would not understand one bit of that statement and if you are from Americas, you simply would not understand irony. The above translated in English means: A leader who has blackened his career graph with his own corrupt deeds and is immune to public outcry.

Elections come and elections go and what remains are the freaking posters. Literal meaning of these posters has been given below to better understand how common man interprets this visual pollution.

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Celebrating a politician’s birthday was considered vile enough. But, they overkilled it with Dogs actually. Now Imagine this poster to be a politician’s celebration. The biggest chutiya hogs the limelight in the poster and is usually the subject of the poster and smaller chutiyas are assorted across the poster to boost their little Egos and to proclaim their arrival in chutiyagiri.

It cuts across parties and has a very natural human feel to it. That is their little democratic circle if secular – for the chutiya by the chutiya of the chutiya.

Ok there have been enough expletives to fill an entire Rodies form now. So I need to stop. But you do get the point of the post right. Please stop this visual pollution.

To all the political parties who print and post such posters : Screw You.

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