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So Nameeta was here with her friend last weekend and all we did was shop... well, mostly window shop. While we were picking up sarees for the people back home we noticed this...


Can you believe that, Iron Man 2 sarees with blouse! That cracked me up. I sure am glad there was no Sherlock Holmes saree out there... that would have been sacrilege.
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PurpleHeart said…
Well, where exactly is this shop in Chennai ? I sure would like to pay a visit next time - they look like they have mastered marketing with the urban youth ! Which one did u buy ??
5:03 AM
Karen Xavier said…
It's one of the most crowded shops in T Nagar, Saravana stores. I didn't buy any of them...
11:43 AM
mahesh said…
Height of marketing!
80% of this stuff comes from the mills in Surat and Ahmedabad.

Any movie or book reviews?

Hope house-construction work is all done!

Cheers,
Mahesh
2:45 PM
Karen Xavier said…
Hey Mahesh, book/ movie reviews will come soon... just can't find the time to write down stuff. Still settling down in the new place...
1:14 PM
Judy Balan said…
Did they have Harry Potter? That would be kickass, no? I like Clash of the 'Taitans' though. Beauty. So did you buy anything? ;-)
10:38 PM
Karen Xavier said…
Hey Judy, yeah I saw the 'taitans' too... reminded me of a board I saw at a restaurant that had 'amlet' in it, turns out it was just omlette :)
12:17 AM
Beth Niquette said…
lol THAT is funny!
9:38 PM
Ryan W.F. said…
you and nami should've just gone into a rendition of "choli ke peeche kya hai"
8:03 AM
Karen Xavier said…
Yeah Beth, funny people here...

yeah ryan, for the iron man 2 saree, there would have been an arc reactor behind the choli.
11:42 PM
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