My manager to me, “Your job is to interview 60 size zero south Bombay women over the next few days. Take them out for dinner if you think they are not opening up adequately during your interviews.”
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“Yours Sarcastically” is a ‘not-so-diplomatic’ take on the life of a 20-something person in contemporary India. It is his saucy journey from post graduate education to his experiences in selling mustard hair oil, his marketing stints and his rich experience during his international management consulting experience along the Indo-Nepal border. Some of his professional experiences include: interviewing 60 size zero south Bombay women, negotiating with the right hand man of an underworld don, managing drunken brand managers at corporate off-sites, bearing the extensive preparation done by sales people for ‘surprise’ visits by their bosses and the hiring of cheerleaders by a premier consulting firm to turn around their client’s fortunes. In his free time, he likes to write movie scripts for C grade movies, transform behenjis to blockbuster babes, visit top brothels in Mumbai and indulge in politics and backbiting.
Along the way, he falls in love with his batch-mate and hankers after professional success. Needless to say, there is a villain who runs after same lovely girl and the same crown of success. As the stakes keep getting higher, will this roller coaster ride meet a dead end or will everything fall in place like any other happily ever after?
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“Yours Sarcastically” is a ‘not-so-diplomatic’ take on the life of a 20-something person in contemporary India. It is his saucy journey from post graduate education to his experiences in selling mustard hair oil, his marketing stints and his rich experience during his international management consulting experience along the Indo-Nepal border. Some of his professional experiences include: interviewing 60 size zero south Bombay women, negotiating with the right hand man of an underworld don, managing drunken brand managers at corporate off-sites, bearing the extensive preparation done by sales people for ‘surprise’ visits by their bosses and the hiring of cheerleaders by a premier consulting firm to turn around their client’s fortunes. In his free time, he likes to write movie scripts for C grade movies, transform behenjis to blockbuster babes, visit top brothels in Mumbai and indulge in politics and backbiting.
Along the way, he falls in love with his batch-mate and hankers after professional success. Needless to say, there is a villain who runs after same lovely girl and the same crown of success. As the stakes keep getting higher, will this roller coaster ride meet a dead end or will everything fall in place like any other happily ever after?
