Bad bilingual riddle of the week

People were gassing about this film weeks before it released. The promos were all over the place and everyone knew that something was in the air. Critics turned their noses up in disgust, but the idea of Amitabh Bacchhan playing the role of a child with a rare medical condition appealed to many. Highlighting medical conditions via cinema has become the odor of the day ever since Aamir Khan brought up the dyslexia issue in Zameen Taare Par.

Wafting back to Paa, the movie wasn’t your typical pot boiler. In fact, the pot wasn’t boiled at all. Baked in a blast of hot air perhaps, but that was about it. It drew much attention overseas. A few notables who liked the film were Russian President Vladmir Pootin’ and famous soft rock duo – Air Supply.

Good friend Sunny Amlani came up with a brilliant concept around Paa and graciously allowed me to use the idea. Please find below, the poster of Paad – a touching tale of men, medicines and methane.

In case you didn’t get the joke, Paad (Hindi) is a synonym for any of these words – http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=fart&defid=1354920

Over and out. πŸ˜€


Disclaimer: You need to know Hindi to get this one. Take the question literally and think current. Crack the code and leave your answer in the comments section.

Over and out. πŸ˜€


2 Comments Add yours

  1. Aakanksha says:

    LOL !!! I wonder if she knows what her last name means πŸ˜›

  2. Rahul says:

    Barbara Mori πŸ™‚

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