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LONG Very LONG Post!!! But It sure is a freeking MUST READ!

You Know the World is divided into two sets of people!!! The One whose name has appeared on Print media and the other dumbass group whose name haven’t come!!!

Well this post is directed to all the DUMBASS friends/readers/strangers that I have whose name haven’t been on the print media!!! The Reason you ask for such a post!

Read on you idiot!

Mars and Venus, with an occasional spark

By Kalpagam Sarma

It was an enjoyable evening out but lacked the thunder to make it work. It was houseful at the Top Storey, Alliance Francaise, where the comedy Battle of the Sexes was staged by the Rebelz theatre group this weekend. The crowd said it all – it was for the youngsters, by the youngsters. Battle of the Sexes is a collection of three short plays centred on the conflicts between men and women.

The first play, Maiden Venture, is about Bill (Ashwin V.). Fed up with his conservative fiancée, he decides to take the plunge by visiting the ‘Big Mo’ to show him the way to happiness, which leads him to naughty Natasha (Mahima Sud). The twist happens when the time Bill and Natasha spend together turns out to be more like a visit to the therapist for Bill.

The actors could have breathed more energy into their characters. The Big Mo, played by Rangaraj Prasad R.,(the names changed! The bitch!) appeared only for a few minutes but managed to steal the show with his spontaneity.

 The second play, Ideal Man, revolves around the eternal debate of Mr. and Miss Right. The couple, Raj and Riya, want to battle it out to get their marriage working. Parthasarathy V. and Divya Kannan, who play Raj and Riya respectively, manage to work out a good chemistry on stage as the ideal couple.

The closing play, Bride and Prejudice, is set in the wedding scene of Mark and Clara, where both their exes turn up and set the tone for a hilarious chain of events. Mark and Clara, played by Harish Kannan and Mahima Sud, fail to gel the way Raj and Riya do in the previous play.

However, Pradeep Kalmadi (playing the priest) and Vinoth Kannan (as Xavier, Clara’s ex-husband) bring life to the characters with their sense of timing, which worked with the audience.

The entire script is young at heart and had all the right ingredients. It, however, failed to work as it lacked the energy. What the Rebelz certainly need is an adrenaline rush to win this Battle of the Sexes.

 

The above review did appear in one of the local newspaper in Chennai! And yes the highlighted part is of my well you see the so called “Acting” talent!!! Anyways coming to the review, even though it doesn’t mention any of the other awesome awesome, awesome good things that happened I DON’T CARE! AS the Audience sure did show their stuff thru the laffs that we generated!!!

 

 

Here is a comment that we have on the above review :

“Prem on December 23rd, 2008 8:12 am

Hey man,
The show was awesome.It was for mature audience who want to enjoy a leisurely outing with their partner not for video games watching kids who want adrenaline rush.Go Rebelz Go!! “

 

And the Above Comment Proves what we have achieved!!!!

 

Now coming back to the Review and the highlited lines in there!!! My name came on paper this ONE time and the idiot screwed it up!!! WTF man!!!! Anyways my mortal friends I will sign you autographs but Plz Plz form a neat line!!! Babes you can join into!!! Meher you don’t have to join you’ll get a personal mail from me!

Serious lines follow!! :

Anyways On a VERY SERIOUS NOTE!!!

I think all this is a BIT TOOO MUCH Build up!!! I surely vouch for this statement: The Script being the Heart, the Director being the Brains the Actors are mere Hands and Legs which dance to the tunes of the Heart and the Brains!

Thanks a Lot you Guys!!! I surely OWE you BIG TIME!

 

WOWOWowowowowowowowowow!! I HAVE MY NAME (Misprinted) on the PAPER!!! YEPPIEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!